Clubs
Academic Super Bowl
A high school competition made of 5 subject rounds (English, Science, Social Studies, Math and Fine Arts) and an Interdisciplinary Studies round. Questions are based on a common theme.
Open to: All Students
Moderator, Science: Mrs. Smith
Contact: sasmith@scecina.org
Moderator, Math: Ms. Williams
Contact: ewilliams@scecina.org
Moderator, English: Mr. Purvis
Contact: jpurvis@scecina.org
Moderator, Social Studies: Mr. Getty
Contact: jgetty@scecina.org
Moderator, Fine Arts, and Music: Ms. El-Murr
Contact: lel-murr@scecina.org
A Promise to Keep (APTK)
APTK is a pro-active preventive health model that is taught by positive high school role models who are themselves committed to the virtues of purity and chastity. Mentors will present APTK lessons to junior high school students in the East Deanery. Presentations are scheduled throughout 1st and 2nd semesters.
Open to: Sophomore, Junior, and Seniors Students
Moderator: Open
Contact:
Archery
This National Archery in the Schools program teaches students to shoot bow and arrows. The club sport aspect will consist of competitions against other schools, both as teams and individuals. The season runs typically October through March and can continue through June, depending on how far students advance in the competition.
Open to: All students
Moderator: Pat Hagerty
Contact: phagerty@ollindy.org
Baking Club
Students in the Baking Club meet monthly to plan and bake items such as cookies, cake, brownies and other foods for Scecina Memorial events and their families on special occasions. It is a fun way for students to learn about baking and develop their skills throughout the year.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Open
Contact:
Books and Breakfast Club
The Books and Breakfast Club meets weekly before school to talk about books and have breakfast. We go on field trips and movies related to the books we read.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Ms. Wetzel
Contact: kwetzel@scecina.org
Bowling Club
The bowling club invites students of all grades to join in bowling after school. The group gets together throughout the year to work on their game.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Mr. Getty
Contact: jgetty@scecina.org
Boys Volleyball
The Indiana Boys Volleyball Coaches Association was established in 1994 to provide the opportunity for boys in Indiana to play the sport of volleyball. There are currently 26 schools throughout the state with boys’ volleyball teams. We follow the National Federation rules and hold sectional and regional playoffs leading up to a state tournament. Conditioning begins in January. The season starts in March.
Open to: All Grades
Moderator: Mr. Rich Deering
Contact: deeringindustrial@yahoo.com
Crusaders for Life (Right to Life)
This club is designed to introduce, engage, and educate students about the issues that involve the sanctity of life, ranging from natural conception to natural death. Our goal is not only to discuss these meaningful things but to act on our beliefs and convictions by serving at a pro-life agency in the archdiocese once a month. All discussions and teachings will take place in the harbor of the teachings of the Catholic Church.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Open
French Club
The French Club seeks to promote enthusiasm for the French language, food, and culture through film and other media.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Ms. El-Murr
Contact: lel-murr@scecina.org
Futsal Club
Futsal is a game similar to soccer played indoors with a smaller, hard, low-bounce ball.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Mrs. Lowe
Contact: rlowe@scecina.org
International Club
The International Club explores the cultures of the world through multimedia experience and social experiences such as food, song, and dance.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Ms. El-Murr
Contact: lel-murr@scecina.org
Key Club
The Key Club is a student-led service organization aimed at serving Scecina Memorial High School and local communities. Key Club emphasizes service, leadership, and character building.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Ms. Walsh
Contact: ewalsh@scecina.org
National Honor Society
National Honor Society (NHS) is an organization which fosters scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Students are involved in a variety of projects throughout the year. Students must have a cumulative weighted grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and a satisfactory application.
Open to: Students Meeting Admissions Criteria
Moderators: Mrs. Huntoon and Mr. Orndorff
Contact: khuntoon@scecina.org, jorndorff@scecina.org
Rho Kappa (Social Studies Honor Society)
Rho Kappa is the only nationally recognized organization for students who excel in the field of Social Studies. Rho Kappa aims to promote and encourage an understanding and interest in Social Studies through engagement at the local, state, and national level.
Open to: Junior and Senior Students
Moderator: Mrs. Rosswurm
Contact: nrosswurm@scecina.org
Rock Band
Rock Band provides an alternative place for musicians not commonly found in band or choir. Rock Band is an active touring band, playing 15+ gigs a year.
Open to: Any Student (who plays and instrument or sings)
Moderator: Mr. Ritchie
Contact: critchie@scecina.org
Student Ambassadors
The Crusader Student Ambassadors is a club for students who hold themselves to high academic and social standards and who wish to promote Scecina Memorial to the community.
Open to: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Students
Moderator: Ms. Medina
Contact: mmedina@scecina.org
Student Council
Student Council is a way to share ideas, interests, and concerns with fellow students and administration. We raise funds for school projects and to assist the community. Students learn to become responsible and active members of their community. Students fill out applications in August, and the moderators conduct student interviews to fill Student Council positions.
Open to: All Students
Moderator: Mrs. Rosswurm
Contact: nrosswurm@scecina.org