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

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atid wokk p ioi idcg inm nhed t tan8po itation Jt used to belong to a farm- er. He used it to plow his fields with a tiller on the back, said jeep-owner Ernie Thein. Ernie and his dad spent the summer refurbishing it. We had to use body putty, sand it down, prime it, and paint it. The top we had custom made, Ernie explained. Although this meant hard work and perseverance, a love for antiques and the hope of saving gasoline prompted Ernie and his dad to keep at it. Having the jeep made winter driving easier too. We got it for S500, said Er- nie, smiling. His broad grin seemed to indicate that he thought his bargain worth the investment in both time and money. UNUSUAL entrance? Ernie Thein un- zips the door of his own school bus. a rebuilt jeep. David Wade Don Walton Bobby Ward Paul Ward Suzanne Watson Shirley Weidman Kami Wheeler Maureen White Leigh Ann Wilhelm Tim Wilkens Mark Wright Mike Wright Mark Young Mickey Zinkan Stan Zukowski Not pictured: Tom Farrugia Kathleen Hines Kim Smith John M. Watts Sophomores 91

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Pam Schwall Dave Sego Tim Serviss Pal Sexton Mark Sifferlen Dan Sinclair Doug Sl inner Chris Smith Rhonda Smith Rozanne Smith Lesa Snyder Teresa Sokolek John Solmos Karon Spellman Paul Spencer Tom Speth Kim Stanley Rhonda Steele Larry Steinhauer Steve Striby Bill Studer Vickie Suddarth Kathleen Sullivan Maureen Sullivan Patrick Swain Jim Swanson Larry Taft Mark Terry Ernie Thein Bill Thomas Kathy Tilley Liz Torres Shawn Tulley Rick Vannoy Mike Vittorio f f 90 Sophomores

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(Dklqimd suggestions b ting bucies Originality seemed to spark Freshman Class pro- jects. Not only did they sponsor a Valentine dance for the students, but they also at- tempted to raise $200 to- wards their junior-senior prom. They received first place and $25 for their booth decor at the Irish Fair. Through all of those ac- tivities they had already reached $170 of their goal, and voted to make up the dif- ference by collecting from the freshmen. Class officers asked everyone to chip in 50 cents. People were really help- ful in suggesting ideas on how we could raise money, added president Dan Mc- Carthy. MOVING ON! . . . Going to col- lect donations, officers Dan McCar- thy, Robin Reed, Annette Gatto and John Naughton meet in homeroom. Vicki Adams Lisa Adcock Andrea Alexander Bill Anderson Rob Anderson Darrell Appleton Stacey Arbogast Jeff Beauchamp Mary Beaver Pat Bogan Joe Bond Philip Boone Tom Bordenkecher 92 Freshmen