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

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DIXIELAND . . . Paul Jackson, Rick Veller, and Bet- sey Hensel (center) join Mike O'Malley and Chris Dollar of Roncalli in Ragtime Follies. CRAFTY ART . . . Examining crafts by Andy Brown, Dan Murphy, Frank Ellis and Larry Hodges are Tony Barnett and Crystal Hudson. POOLING EFFORTS . . . Participating in an arch- diocesan music festival with three other high schools, Meike Beekhuizen and other Scecina students help create a strong and melodious choir. Closing 159

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Future chorg© begins: WE WANT YOUR BLOOD . . . Using her natural resources, junior Melissa Roberts donates blood to the Central Indiana Blood Bank. 158 Closing FOR THE HUNGRY . . . Marching in a CROP walkathon to stop world hunger are Karen Nash, Tom Farrugia, Theresa Rickard and Sister Dolores. Varsity baseball players finished the year on a posi- tive note by winning the sec- tionals after beating Cathe- dral, Attucks, and Tech, advancing to regional play at the time of this printing. Scores of 5-0, 19-2, and 6-1 showed superior pitching skills. Total involvement was shown by the entire student body and faculty through their participation in the runathon. Some walked the five miles and some only one mile, but all collected money for the school to use. Golfers could no longer be referred to as the boys' golf team with the addition of a female first, Stacey Pierce. According to the coach, Sta- cey fared well against the guys. When the blood bank came to town, students gave of themselves to help those who really needed them. Of course there were a few dizzy spells and a few twinges of pain. Students banned together to put the school into shape for the graduation ceremo- ny. They strove to bring to- getherness into daily routine by spreading good feelings through class retreats led by other students.

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Positive activities climax year During class the an- nouncement came over the PA asking all the students and teachers to pray for Pope John Paul II. He had been shot in Saint Peter's Square. Violence seemed to close in around the world. Presi- dent Ronald Reagan was also shot while performing the duties of his office. All the positive aspects of the present world seemed to be overshadowed. Students realized the im- portance of becoming mod- els for society to imitate. They volunteered their ser- vices to help those who need- ed it. Athletics stressed the im- portance of teamwork and HEY BATTER! . . . Pitching with force to strike the batter out, Dan Mat- tingly uses his fast ball. what could be accomplished through united efforts. Large scale projects such as the CROP walkathon for world hunger caught the at- tention of some students. Through their efforts, stu- dents dared others to face things with a POSITIVE CHARGE! 160 Closing