Scecina Memorial High School - Scecinarama Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Crusaders spell relief FRIDAY It's Frida afternoon! You're bored with If you can't find that special outfit at the school. What are you thinking about? Wouldn't mall, look at Cecil's. If you can't decide what to! a Dairy Queen ice-cream cone or an icy cold do. put your money in a bank account at' Coca-Cola taste better than your pencil or pen AFNB. Or maybe you could just stay home and cap? babysit while Mom and Dad attend a Booster .lust think! Ten more minutes and class will Club Dance or shop for furniture at Richard be over! What are you doing tonight? Are you Bennett's, going to Washington Square or to Preston's for groceries? MY THREE SONS CAMERA SHOP 4560 N. Shadeland Avenue Indianapolis. IN 46226 547-7469 Personal Patrons Sister Mary Lynne — Good Luck Seniors Congratulations, Class of 81 John and June Jorgenson Chaille's Shoe Store The Green Grocer — Custom Cut Meats Daniel J. and Elizabeth Torzewski Mr. and Mrs. John K. Wurz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neff and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cuppy Mr. and Mrs. Denis Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Roland P. Kramer Dick and Beverley Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Traub Jerry Backer Butch and Donna Brown and Family Parents of Annette M. Elliot Have a good year, Scecina. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Weissenberger Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ritter David Hofmann Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dew Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schwall William and Patricia Bordenkecher Good luck Scecina. Sally Whalen 80 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Whalen Fr. Ron Ashmore Dennis E. Brooks (German — Freude durch sprachunterricht ) Miss Mary Goebes Mrs. and Mrs. Larry Neidlinger Bob and Carole Hamilton The Nash Family ,Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Miller Pattv and Joe Pelch Therese Petch, class of 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney — Denise '73, Vince 75, Bob 77, Mike '83 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riley Dennis and Noreen Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duffy The Clinton Hudson Family Betty and Paul Lynch Mr. and Mr. Frank B. Skinner and Family Sr. Mary Inez Schuman. Good Luck class of '82 Thanks to Charles Bruce from Scecina J.R. Lindeman. D.D.S. Dance Arts — Patricia K. Health Mike and Pauline Shikany — Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John F. Koehl and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mattingly Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Rogers Merrill and Marilyn Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Hilard, Francis and Janie Ed and Rita Barras — Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Arlin L. Williams Suzanne, Stacy, and John Pierce John and Margie Martin Dick and Marilyn Hess Anelka, Joe Gatto and Family Good luck. Scecina! The Fryman Family Mr. and Mrs. William A. Myers John VN'hite 81. Best Wishes — Mom and Dad John and Margie Martin Good luck — The R. Sea Family Mr. and Mrs. L. Michael Sifferlen Ken and Katie Swanson Penguins wobble but they don't fall down. S.M.L. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kolbus and Family

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Making runs when sun shines A soggy season dampened spirits as well as the field sometimes, since 12 softball games were sched- uled but three were rained out. Metro Stadium was the home field for the girls. Since many players will be returning for the next season, they hope to build a better team and work on pitching. Pitching was our biggest problem, said Cyndi Carroll. We also made a lot of errors in some games. For only the second year, the softball team tried to get it all together, but they were still new and young. Two seniors, six juniors, six sophomores and four freshmen made up the group. At the season's end, the best mental attitude award went to senior Patty Murphy, and Sue Hutt was voted the most valuable player at the awards banquet. We should have had the Brebeuf game, but lost it 8-9 because of pitching — mainly walking too many players, said Cyndi Carroll. The Warren game was lost by a large margin because they were such good hitters, team members agreed. The game was called after the fifth inning because of the ten run rule. If a team has a ten run lead, the game may be halted at the end of the fifth inning. One of the best games was the Lawrence Central game. Ahead the whole game until the fifth inning, the girls almost had the opportunity to invoke the ten run rule in their favor, but Lawrence Central came back to get seven runs in that inning. Scecina was able to hold them there for two innings, to win the game 13-12. I guess we stopped making errors, commented one player. Howe had a team of excellent hitters, besting the Crusaders 10-32, another five-inning game. But they came back to win against Broad Ripple 16-6. Losses to Marshall, Attucks, and Chatard finished the season. Softball Season Wins 3 Losses 6 Scecina 8 Brebeuf 9 3 Warren Cen. 1 3 13 Lawrence C. 12 9 Franklin C. 13 10 Howe 32 16 Broad Ripple 6 0 Marshall 1 1 14 Attucks 3 8 Chatard 14 SAFE! is the call as Lisa Adcock slides into third base, beating the throw. Girls' Softball 137

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ST. THERESE CHURCH (Church of the Little Flower) Congratulations Class of 81 as you move on to further endeavors and service to the church Little Flower Church is the setting for the all-school Thanksgiving Mass as Mrs. Sheila Friedman explains liturgical dance to the student body. Ads 139