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

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Patrick M. Smith Sharon Lynn Spellman Cynthia Marie Slanish Mary Kathleen Steinhauer Kathleen Elaine Sullivan Stewart Daniel Sullivan Thomas Patrick Sweeney Susan Lynn Thomas Thomas Joseph Tooley Catherine Ann Torzewslci Karilyn Michelle Tretter Patrick James Tunny Hilton Tucker Wagoner Mark Waldorf Jeffrey Walford Helen Ann Warner John Gordon White Kathleen Anne White Lilibeth M. Whiteford Margo Jay Wilkins Barbara Rachel Williams Debra Lynn Wilzbacher Kathleen JoAnne Withetn Brenda Marie Wood Anthony Thomas ' 'aggi Not pictured: Ronald Allen Elkin

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Cynthia Marie Riley Bonnie Margaret Ritzi Diana Lynn Roseman tnne i puMs (lis u eiglit Impressive achievements have marked the high school career of sen- ior Mike McNelis. Named to both the all-city and all-state teams in foot- ball, he also qualified for the state competition in heavyweight wres- tling. Wrestling was new for Mike in his senior year, since he had played bas- ketball before. Mike's accomplishments were not limited to athletics, however. He was also a member of National Honor So- ciety and the president of Student Council. He received a full football scholar- ship to Illinois State, where he plans to study law. HAD ENOUGH? . . . Heavyweight Mike McNelis engages in a friendly match with Wil- lie Hutt. The two were rivals for the team's heavyweight spot. Debra Ann Rowe Gerald Keith Rudolf Kathleen Elizabeth Ryan Kathleen Ann Scott Regina Elaine Sears Lisa Renea Sheetz James Edward Sitzman Ann Marie Skinner Kenneth Ray Smith Maureen Smith

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Christina Adams Donna Agostino Yvonne Alkire Lori Allgood Scott Andrews Kevin Armour .4M j Ken Aull Shellie Bailey Tony Barnett Jeff Barras Cheryl Bell Mike Bewsey Mary Ann Bixler Donnie Blackwell 6H6afg i tom 'rT-s(ii rt8 mean mo i6 than money You've gotta know how to dress to be noticed. One of the many fund-raising projects juniors invented was seUing school T-shirts. Three successful car washes were pulled off by the spirited junior class as well. Our biggest expense was the junior-senior prom, comment- ed treasurer Mary Doyle. Prom was also the best activ- ity of all according to the class. Raising class spirit was as much of a goal as raising mon- ey. By making the projects some- thing everybody could partici- pate in, the class officers sparked a sense of class unity among the juniors. The turnout for the car wash- es was equally promising, but class cooperation for the T-shirt sales was the best project. As a fund-raiser, it brought in a ma- jority of the money and the greatest student response. To climax the year, the ju- niors conducted a hot election campaign. Final results told of the closeness of the race as Bridget McCarthy tied with Faith Griffin for treasurer, Mike Bewsey became presi- dent; Ken Aull, vice-president; and Debbie Hines, secretary. ANY QUESTIONS? . . . Reporting on the financial status and upcoming events. Francie Koehl calls for order.