Alison Bachus, Class of 2015, was awarded the Emerald Society Scholarship by the Indianapolis Firefighters - Emerald Society Chapter. President Rob Field '82, an alum of Scecina, presented the $1,000 scholarship to Alison, a deserving student, who "is loyal, proud, and that goes above and beyond for her school, much like in the image of firefighters, who go above and beyond for others."
On Saturday, December 20, 2014, your Crusader Wrestlers made school history when every team member placed in the top five for their weight class at the City Championship Tournament held at Shortridge High School.
On Sunday, December 7, Scecina Memorial students kicked off the holiday season with a Christmas concert featuring the Crusader band, orchestra and choirs. The music ranged from the traditional "Away In The Manager" to the unexpected theme from "The Game of Thrones."
Story by: George T. Newhart, CPA, Class of 1960 and SMHS Board Member
"It can be said...that in the shadows of American history...there are stories about women pioneers that have never been told. " This is an excerpt from the documentary that is currently in production by Ever Film Productions, LLC, owned by Andy (Jeannine Andersen) Murphy, a 1960 SMHS graduate.
Front Row:Jeremy Corn, Kalynn Huntoon, Therese Joyce
Back Row: Tracy Foor, Bridget Zobel, Michelle Woodward
Do you remember that popular United States Army recruiting slogan, Be All That You Can Be? The Army used it for over 20 years. That's a good long run. Well, for over 60 years, Scecina Memorial High School (SMHS) has encouraged all students to develop their God-given talents to the fullest, to be all that they can be.
President Joe Therber, Archbishop Joseph Tobin, and Father Bob Gilday
"Totally shocked - This was one of the biggest surprises of my life! Even when the award was being presented, I still did not know whom they were talking about. I could not believe so many people knew about the award and kept it a secret for so long. After I received the award, I thought it would have been nice to have my brother and sister-in-law there, and I found out after Mass that they were there! Even the 8th graders at Little Flower knew about the award and didn't want to spoil the surprise. I was very touched by it all." - Father Bob Gilday
