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

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if M 1 1 H '' A H 1 Qi'fiat leaC y mattG is'r 9 Mom and Dad, I love you! After three days and three nights of seclusion with fellow classmates, seniors discovered what really mat- tered to them. Each person found out things he had nev- er really thought about be- fore this experience. More than anything else though, it was an opportuni- ty to discover individual growth. I was waiting for the SOLITARY MOMENT ... Re- flecting on a speech, Theresa Doan records a memorable passage. brainwashing to start, but in- stead J had an unforgettable learning experience, com- mented senior Kathy Scott. People made friends with others that they never really knew before, friendships grew tighter between some, and changes in self-images took place as well. Nelson Goes, exchange student, said he learned how- warm Americans are from his participation in the re- treat. People are the same everywhere, he said. Kathleen Marie Horan Vincent Joseph Hosey Kevin John Hutchinson William Thomas Hutt Susan Jane Hutton Susan Kay Johnson Stephen Thomas Kahl Christopher Edward Kirch Francis Albert Klinkose III Mark Alan Kolbus Patricia Ann Koors John Michael Kramer Jean M. Krapp Joan Marie Kriech Gregory Patrick Kuehr

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Julie Kay Erienbaugh Ann Louise Feeney Laura Marie Ferri John Joseph Finley III Brigid Mary Fisher Marli Joseph Foley Joseph Edward Gallagher Thomas Allen Gerlach Mark Allen Gifford Can Arthur Gin Nelson Goes Karen Louise Green Michael Scott Greene Amy Marie Gregg Angela Marie Greiner Gordon Scott Gurnik Mary Kathleen Hagerty Stephenie Michelle Harden Catherine Ann Harlow Eileen Marie Hartnett Carol Heazeltine Constance Sue Hines Anthony Francis Hofmann Mary E. Holmes Robyn Renay Hood

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Peter Luke LaMonaca Christopher Bernard Laugle Joseph Patrick Logan Christopher Joseph MacDuff Cynthia Kay Manley Michael Harry Marek Anna Marie Martin Kellie Anne Martin Daniel Joseph Mattingly David Mitchell Mattingly Vincena Marie Mayhan Connie Lovelle McDonald JoAnn McNeely cActii ities p iomote Qplti'd Hornet Homicide brought in the first accountable funds for the Senior Class as the award-winning home- coming float. Creativity won the class another monetary award through a banner contest during the basketball season. The class also also helped with the Irish Fair, candy drive, car washes, and sponsored the Turnabout dance. Main expenses included the prom and the traditional school gift. Even with the juniors' help the cost was high. Our spirit has improved over last year, commented senior Pat Smith. It showed, as outstanding seniors con tributed to many activities successful ly- PRESIDENT Maria Fetch leads a class meet- ing as secretary Julie Barth, vice-president Dave Moriarty, and treasurer Maureen Smith listen attentively. 72 Seniors