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

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HALFTIME at Red and Gold finds letterman Steve Mescall holding the ropes while former queen Kim Creech awaits her moment on stage. DEMONSTRATING Charles' gas laws, Miss Goebes and Kim O'Mara try to keep the attention of open house visitors. DANCE TICKETS occupy the attention of Student Council moderator Mr. Hurrle and secretary Kathy Withem at homecoming. 36 Feature Service Activities

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YMBOLS AND SACRIFICE . . . Preparing for the laccalaureate Offertory, seniors recall what it all ;ands for. A LITTLE TO THE LEFT ... Attempting to straighten and secure the mischievous mortar board, Karilyn Tretter smiles at Susie Thomas to reassure her. STEPS TO GRADUATION . . . Approaching the platform, Anna Martin and Sherry England stan off commencement with a smile. Baccalaureate Commencement 35

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Gethng involved sparks spirif Opportunities for service outside of classes came often for students, especially those involved in organizations geared for it. Lettermen had to be there for all games, even in their off-season, to hold the ropes and protect the gym floor. They also got involved as ushers for open house. Earning the letter itself demanded discipline and perseverance in athletics. Members of National Honor Society and af the Honors Program worked at open house too by providing refreshments, usher- ing, or by giving demonstrations for parents or eighth graders in classrooms. National Honor Society juniors became workers involved in cleaning the school be- fore graduation. Both they and the honor students had to live up to the principles of their constitutions by providing leadership and service in other areas. Student Council sponsored a dance for homecoming which was the best we ever had according to students. It was well at- tended and spirited. Irish Fair was their biggest project, in- volving preparation in the building of booths, soliciting prizes and workers, help- ing at the festival, and cleaning up. Father Tom Club representatives worked hard for the candy drive and kept it running smoothly, and also pitched in for Irish Fair. And not forgotten were those who worked quietly long hours on publications, meeting those ever-present deadlines and surprises. Managers for athletic teams, decorating committees, etc. all made the year a little more pleasant, adding spirit and life every- where. II STUDENT COUNCIL officers: rec. sec. Theresa Doan. cor. sec. Kathy Withem, vice pres. Man' Dixon, pres. Mike McNelis, treas. Pat Canganv, rec. sec. Kathy White. LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Bottom row: Kevin LaFave. John Kramer. Joe Gallagher. Jeff Erlenbaugh. Kenn Corcoran, Jeff Moore, Tim Hedricks. Pat Tunny. Pat Cangany. Second row: Mike Poetz. Pat Gardner. Chris Crabtree. Steve Crabtree. Jim Erlenbaugh. Chuck Heckman. Kevin .Armour. Jeff Weissenberger, Dan Wood. Third row: Jim Bell. Eric Johnson. Bradd Roembke, Bob Hull. Jeff Barras. Rusty Miller. Don Blackwell. Joe Logan. Fourth row: Tim McNelis. Mark Darragh, Rick Thompson, Brian Dew. Ke in Hutchinson, Chris Kirch. Rob Connor. Mike McNe- lis, Willie Hutt. Fifth row: Rick Stratman. Tom Sweeney, Tony Hofmann. Tom Gerlach. Rick Con- nor, Bo Hagist. Bill Cathcart. Mike Fleetwood. Sixth row: Pat Smith. Dan Mattingly. Keith Jones. Ke in Elmore. Mike Bewsev, Jerrv Newhart. Mike Fazio. Feature, Ser ce . cii% ities 37