Safety Harbor Middle School - Reflections Yearbook (Safety Harbor, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

Safety Harbor Middle School 125 7th Street North Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 Volume VII 3 I f x Introduction 1 2 Introduction Here's looking at you SHMS students. Without YOU this yearbook would not be possible. This years Reflections captures YOU at your very best moments. Our focus is on you, the student, involved in your many activities in and out of school. 80 WARRIORS - HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU! Introduction i 3 Many of the smiling faces that you see around SHMS are carrying some extra hardware these days. These tin grin kids are experiencing one of the many problems of growing up. What a price they must pay for that special smile! 4 t Introduction : , Introduction l 5 As you can see, these warriors have their own special brand of warpaint. Freckles come in a variety of shapes and sizes. These students' freckles emphasize their own individuality. The only problem they seem to have is that this warpaint BHHNDED doesn't wash off. 6 IntrOduction Introduction X 7 8 Introductlon SHMS students keep up with the latest fashions . . . hair included. For many of our students. their hair is their identity. Hair styles give students the feeling of confidence and acceptance. These Warriors won't have to worry about being SCALPED. - $J W I t k N 3 Introduction i 9 10 Introduction Unfortunately, not all days turn out to be the best. In or out of school, tudents face the possibility of having a serious accident. Whether it be ootball, soccer, baseball or acting careless in PE, students can end up ith a bad sprain or a broken bone. These Warriors have had a bad break. Introduction e H If you think you're seeing double - don't be alarmed! You're probably just looking at one of the many sets of twins we have here at SHMS. These Warriors have a very unique problem. They are often mistaken for their brother or sister. 80 there's no need to have your eyes checked or your glasses cleaned, just sit back and double your pleasure. IZr Introduction lntroductloIU 13 Section done by: Charlotte Lewis, Julie Moulton, and Shelley Silliman 14H Eighth Grade ON TOP OF THE BUNCH Eighth Grade x 15 CONGRATULATIONS FROM CHARLIE HARRIS PONTIAC GMC 1320 US. Hwy. 19 So. Clearwater, Fla. 33516 Phone 536-1967 Kristen Adikes Scott Barrett Missy Alger Barbara Bartlow Lori Amick Erin Bartolomei Laura Anderson Philip Baker Amy Bassett Allen Andrews Scott Ashlin xx XX 5 John Baird Nicole Barrett Shane Bayless Eighth Grade 17 Carolyn Beaver Jeff Belina Robert Bell Nancy Berryman Arun Bhola Dawn Bolden 18 Eighth Grade Stephanie Boswell ; J Dan Bowles Sandra Bragdon Charlie Brasby Ginger Brin Traci Bourgois Will Bowlin Bobby Bramberg Monica Brinn What is your favorite radio station? Karen Welch - 98 Alice Yettaw -- 98 Michelle Harris - 95 Tony Johnson - 95 Beth Morgan - 95 Rocky Kadyk - 95 t. ii A K Jenepher Brill Wendy Brennan James Briggs Andrea Brotherly Monica Brown Glen Browning Eighth Grade 19 k Timmy Bruner Sean Brunson Margaret Budnar Andy Buehner David Burkes Kevin Burnette Kyle Burnette Michelle Burr Sky Burr Jenny Burton Michelle Cairns Chris CalIeja Elizabeth Calderon 1; Lauren Cardiello Chris Carey .. a Erika Carlson Diane Carpenter 20 Eighth Grade V Jon Carroll Susan Cassels Lisa Chernoff Tara Christensen Mick Carver Teresa Ceconi Kim Cheeley Marnie Cherny Barbie Clark What is your favorite song? Robert Mulik YYZ Kerry Donahue -- HUnion of The Snake Jenny Marks - HCaught Up In You Erin Bartolomei Thriller Michael Childress Conni Chittenden Ted Chrien James Clark Stacey Clark Eighth Grade 21 Holly Cook 22 Eighth Grade Who is your favorite group? Shelley Silliman - Culture Club Holly Cook - Culture Club Dawn Nowakowski - Culture Club Mike Lacognata - U 2 Jonathan Carroll Motley Crue Mike Cooney X, Marty Crawley Laura Couturier Scott Crouch Nikki Cleland Jim Colegrove John Compton A Sheila Cowger Dennea Collins Jaime Conrod Bennie Cramer Aimee Curtis Steve Czarnecki Patti Daly Fred Dampier Larry Darling Glenise Davis Stuart Davis Gabriella Delia 9, 3 Damion Denney Daniele Denton Kim Descaro Gina Diakos John Diamond Mark DiGiacomo Meredith Dillard Tara Dixon Eighth Grade x 23 Calvin Dollard Kerry Donahue Alex Doohen Nikki Douglas Wendy Drye Wendy Duncan Pat Dungan r Steve Dunn ngy Dunne Mike Duren Mo Ellis Eric Enersen 24 Eighth Grade 91; g: x4, Jayson Engelke Brian Erdakos Nancy Erickson Patti Esposito Keith Evans Mariann Evans Pat Ewers Michele Eylward Sherri Faaborg Mike Farewell ; L WM X ;; What do you do after ;, y . school? $ Watch cartoons '5 Steve Johnson L 3 m rm- Mike Featherstone Homework L Simone Hebert Watch TV Christina Klein uWatch the soaps Tanya Leckwart W g g T W V 9? N8 33;? La? M 33: L; :f L a ? A $ 13 : 53a, 3 Gary Fernandez Derrick Fields Nicole Fiori Traci Fite W ' Eighth Grade W 25 Q kw Joanne Folkenflik Jeff Freeman Jimmy Freeman Troy Gaito Chris Gero Nick Golz Craig Graber Kristi Grabowski Beth Gray $ N'N' Christi Greenman Betty Griffith 26 Eighth Grade Theresa Grillo Greg Gronbach Holly Grote Georgette Gust . Do you like school? Kelli Johnson - yes Shante Moyd - sometimes Kyle Kuba - no Melissa Johnson - sort of Kelly Habert Julie Haddock KeHey Hahn Kenny Harman Tamyko Harriel Meg Harris Michelle Harris Becky Harrison Donny Hart April Hartle Tim Hartman Eighth Grade 27 If you were the principal for a day what would you change? uRules Yeal Hoogland uNo school Susan Hashey Sherri Faaborg Shorter days and more choices of classes Juli Moulton HShorter hours and better lunch menu Tammie Weiss Amy Hawethorne Deidre Heard Simone Hebert Jackie Heilner Marcy Henderson KeIly Henretta Robert Hensley Robert Hoffman x. Sherri Homeyer Yael Hoogland Peter Hoyt Robert Huffman 28 u Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 29 Nabil Jaleel Brent Johnson Steve Johnson lmOWICZ Albert Johnson issa Johnson Mel h c a la m .f E Chris lsel Kim Jewett Kelli Johnson Jones Tamm Julie Humphreys Brian Jentz Eric Johnson Jennifer Jones ie Kathy Hugi ian Johnson Tony Johnson Rebecca Jones Lauren Jeffries Br Chris Kane Mary Katsougrakis Donna Kelley Chris Kennedy Brian Kerscher Michelle Kesler Colin Kibitlewski Doug Kiely If you could add any one thing to the schools Roger Kinchen Stephanie Kiss lunch menu, what would you add? uReal food Sean Brunson HTaste Jennifer Roan HPizza more often Kim Dascaro HPotatoe chips Lisa Beckford 1 xx Cristina Klein Sheri Klemp 30 y Eighth Grade Rhonda Klinske Drew Kopp Michelle Kosthorst Robert Krager Ty Krause Michelle Kroitzsch Howard Krouk 69$:EZE . ' , g Kyle Kuba Mike Lacognata M. x James Lambert Joe LaPalm Jimmy Lappert Jay Lauer Eighth Grade 31 Amy Lawson Carol LeChien Tanya Leckwart What is your favorite video? Union of the Snake Rhonda Klinske HJump Dawn Williams Thriller Marty Crawley HSay, Say, Say Sky Burr 32 Eighth Grade Brent Long Cedric Louradour Cindy Lozado Shawn Lefler Dan Leonard MicheIle Lindsay Sarah Lister Melanie Leiby Alan Lischalk xx Gwin Londrigan Kristen Lunde Stefanie Lynn Mike Machado Goldie Maddux Lisa Magness Paul Mahoney David Marra Mike Marsalek Gail Marshner Susan Martin Megan Massey Colleen Mathis Eighth Grade 33 I I I 1 l 1 II Julie McDowell ILL David McKenzie Alice Mead Jamie Medley Jenny Meier Lisa Meisner Sharon Mekler 34 Eighth Grade Amy McElroy Steve Melilli Tim McGowan Roger McMullen Amy Menna Dawn McPherson Rickey Mihalinec Marci Miller Beth Morgan Jodi Moulton Shanta Moyd Stacey Mills Kelley Morris Juli Moulton Robert Mulik Bryan Mohoric What is your favorite subject? Sue Hashey - Science Kelly Hahn - Math Julie Haddock - Newspaper Matt Paoletti Social Studies Robert Mullen Christine Mullins Shane Munkus Eighth Grade 35 Stephanie Munroe Mike Murphy Tabetha Musick Shumona Hag Danny Hall Mike Nelson Tyler Nelson Sarah Hewell Tri Nguyen John Nibbelink ; -' ' A.,, Kim Noffsinger Dawn Nowakowski Helen Olszewski Sharon O'Neill Karin Oslin 35 Eighth Grade Jackie Padilla Lissa Pagan Mike Pallotta :3 WM' Chris Pantaleon Matt Paoletti Richie Patton Chris Pawlaczyk Brian Payne Duanne Pearson Mary Pease Donna Pellegrino Yuraima Pena What is your opinion about the dress code? ulfs just another rule to be broken. Mike Povilaitis ' lt's not the greatest. Dong Pend'and Kristen Shannon It's ok. Kelly Habert ul really don't like it. Jennifer Jones ' Sorry. Chris Kennedy Kim Personett Eighth Grade 37 Kristen Petrilli Michelle Pierce .M Steve Polacek Ted Pomarico ,1?me a Tony Prioli Susan Provan : 3 Tim Pugh Ben Pukas James Pukas 38 Eighth Grade Toni Pitcher John Porter Lisa Planamenta Mike Povilaitis Nancy Poit Janet Prasert Joe Ralph Heather Rhodus Erich Rivers Jason Ramke Shannon Rhodus Tom Richardson Debbie Riek Dana Rixman Andy Reib Charlie Remer James Rhea What is your favorite TV show? Beth Rockwell - The Fall Guy Sharon Skrzelowski - General Hospital Ellen Kane W.K.R.P. Shannon Spillane - Family Jennifer Roan Leslie Robbins Paul Robertson Eighth Grade 39 tAAx' Mike Robinson Beth Rockwell Renee Rogers Pam Rosenthal Theresa Rough s Vince Royalty Becky Ruane What are you looking forward to most in high school? Kathy Russ MiChele Sacco Nina Dunlap - Passing Kristen Adikes - Not sure yet Michelle Pierce Guys Jesse Henson - Not coming here - - I - Tracy Sage Jim Saitta x: V Joe Sanders Sabrina Sandhoff Jennifer Sanford Robert Savage 40 Eighth Grade X x Dudley Sawyerr Robin Schuler Jim Scott Terri Seavey Kristen Shannon Shelley Silliman Sean Simonsen Jeremy Simpson David Sivik Karen Skiff Sharon Skrzelowski Justin Sloan Bruce Smith Grady Smith Shiela Smith Eric Smolenski Eighth Grade 41 Kim Sovine David Spedden Shannan Spillane Tod Sprague Lori Stafford Robyn Starr Michelle Staudt Valerie Stavropoula Marlene Stelk Matt Stewart Mike Stewart Matt Stoltenborg Jill Storm Kim Stover Frank Sukiennik Heather Swonguer Scott Swaney 42 Eighth Grade Mike Tabacco Bobbie Taylor Kim Tietjen Darla Thomopoulos Charlene Thompson Tricia Thurlby Jeff Tiberio April Tiggett Robert Till ka a... Angelo Torres David Townsend Lisa Trinceri Kevin Trombley Trent Tudor Eighth Grade 43 . L c; Kim Tupper Jackie Twaite Mike Tzigos Curtis Ullmayer Tony Valbuena Heather Valiante Ben Vedder 3 Alicia Vellucci Renee Ventura Vickie Vigilante Kerry Vollenweider Peter Vosotas m Jim Walsh Kelly Weatherford Brian Weiss Tammie Weiss Karen Welch 44 Eighth Grade . Kevin Welshons Paul Werder Cindy Wheeler Tommy White M James Whitter Craig Wiedemann Dawn Williams Deanna Williams Joe Wright Mark Wright Kim Wyatt Toni Wyatt Melissa Yettaw Barbara Zanini Joseph Whitney Lorri Williams Alice Yettaw Robyn Young A. L , Renee Zullo Eighth Grade 45 IN MEMORY OF ROSE HANEY SVA'I IAIM $ INSUIANKI O BRUCE 6. 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YEARBOOK STAFF Top Row: Kellee Held, Robyn Starr, Dawn WiHiams, Sarah Lister, Brian Boshart, Vickie Vigilante. Erin Bartolemi, lan Cohen, Sherri Spanos, Nancy Ericson, Dana Rixman, Ben Vedder, Marty Crowley. Middle Row: Mrs. Skiratko, Jason Ramke, Todd Curci, Robert Hensley, R. C. Thompson, Charlotte Lewis, Juli Moulton, Rhonda Klinske, Dionne Sullivan, Mike Povilaitis, Marci Miller, Nancee Madon- na, Melissa Johnson, Lisa Ater, Ms. Davey, Advisor Bottom Row: Jennifer Jones, Shelley Silliman, Holly Cook, and Robert Southwood. 50 Yearbook Deadlines, deadlines! Have the layouts been drawn? Who has the camera today? Has anyone written copy? These are just a few of the things that can be heard in Ms. Daveyts 6th period yearbook class. Creating this pictorial review of the past year involves more than just pasting pictures on a page. It takes a lot of hard work, patience and dedication. Yet with all the problems and frustrations that go along with the production of a book, staff members feel it is well worth it when the book is finally produced. Yearbook t 51 Youtre at S.H.M.S. PHOTOGRAPHY - First Row: Richard Gallo, Greg Aumann, Noel Milo, James Fachtmann, Tiffany Lash. Joanna Krumsieg, and Larry Prevette. Second Row: Mark Walker, Keb Burley, Christine Purvis, Danille Dayock, Missy Kemp. Tina Fuller, and Sean Movus. Third Row: Matt Payne, Kristen Kulig, Andy Norcia, Cindy Neuhausen, Paul Allison, and Ms. Davey. In the Back: Tom Antle. There is more to photography than just pushing a button. Students in photography learn how to develop pictures, use proper lighting, and how to focus a camera to make a picture look its best. Students in this class helped take pictures for the yearbook and assisted with the slide presentation in October. In the photography Class students have to create their own slide show which includes selecting a subject, taking pictures, putting the slides in order and selecting appropriate music to accompany it. 52 t Photography Network of Talent When students sit down and turn on the TV they don't realize how much hard work goes into producing a pro- gram. Our TV production students have learned that it takes many hours of hard work. The TV class provides valuable training for the students involved in production. Hard work and dedication go into the filming of S.H.M.S. broadcasts. Many of our students that are involved have realized that you need to know more than just how to look into the camera. From Left to Right: Cassy Borton. Kim Arnitz, Cari Campbell, Shannon Aendlex, Kenneth Koonce, Michael Rocha. Back Row: Jeff Belina, Aimee Ce Kau, Mark Digiacomo. Vince Royalty, Teresa Ceconi, Jonathan Carroll, Jenny Marks. and Mike Nelson. Drama t 53 Animals Need Love, Tool! F.F.A. CLUB MEMBERS - Bottom Row: Ms. Littlefield, Peggy Somerville, Krista Patton, Lisa Slider, Missy Kemp. Robert Bell, Craig Wiedemann, David Ross, Kelly Henretta, Nancy Berryman. Second Row: Michelle Fernow. Sharon Gennero, Conchetta Sawyerr, Kerry Donahue, Lauren Jeffries, Robyn Starr, Patrick Mannion, Scott Ashlin, Troy Gaito, Elizabeth Hugill, Holly Cook, Stephanie Munroe, Kim Arnitz. Third Row: Cathy Riddlebarger, Becky Harrison, Kari McCullough, Holly Hutchinson, Lisa Plamamenta, Stephanie Kiss, Lisa Magness, Linda Fleming, Debbie Riek, Polly Palmatier, Meg Harris, Kathy Hugill, Sharon O'Neill, Heidi Archibald, Kim Cheeley, Tom Antle, Ashley Moser, Mike Pallotta, Kevin Burnette, Stuart Davis, Gwin Londrigan, Theresa Rough. Top Row: Stacey Clark, Brian Payne, Barbara Clark, Tim Hartman, Charlane Thompson, Pat Ewers, Susan Cassels. Mickey Carver, Tony Valbuena, Mary Katsougrakis, Kim Sovine, Doug Kiely, Kim Descaro, Mike Farewell, Shannon Spillane, and Marc Dayton. 54 Future Farmers of America , Mystmgns 0! Future Farmers of America tFFAt is a national organization for students of vocational agriculture. The purpose of this organization is to develop leadership skills and human relations techniques. Some of the ac- tivities students participated in this year are; fund-raisers including car washes and dances. The youth swine project at the Pinellas County Fair, the dairy goat production, and the end of the year pareanember ban- quet. FFA is a great program that enables students to experience the various aspects of agriculture. F.F.A. CLUB OFFICERS - Left to Right: Stephanie Kiss, Lisa Planamenta, Kerry Donahue, Kevin Burnette. Kari McCullough, and Holly Cook. Future Farmers of America t 55 Creating a Scene Lights, camera, action! These hard working SHMS students meet Tuesdays after school. They learn about acting, make-up, and sets. This year our Drama Club presented HThe Crazy Mixed up Island of Dr. Moreau. With the help of Dr. Potter and many parents, the show does go on! DRAMA CLUB - Bottom Row: Paul Mahoney, Lisa Milliron, Carolyn Sadler. Candy Mitchell, Missy Hart, Christa Paumier, Nancy Berryman. Angie Gaudiosi, Sharon Burris, Sherrie LeRouge, Julie Haddock, Betty White, Marty Crawley. Second Row: Amy Mays, Jeff Morgan, Sylvia Blanco, Scott Conrod areasuren, Laura Anderson Mce presidenn, Jamie Conrod hpresideno, Laurie Rall hsecretaryx Delanna Limbawan, Artis Luke, Jonathan VanDyke. Third Row: Co-Sponsor, Dr. Potter, Susan Blodgett, Jamie Medley, Patricia Russo, Jenny Meier, Kathy McDonough, Natasha Chamberlain, Meg Harris, Sandra Luke, Keri Sullivan, Kim Personett, 0er Brown, Becky Williams, Lisa Garry, Heather DeRose, Jenny Nolan, Sharon O'Neil. 56 h Drama Business as Usual SCHOOL STORE - Tracy Sage, Tobi McMuIlen, Angie Paumier, Elizabeth Hugill, Lisa Horton, Amy Towler, Gwin Londrigan, Natasha Chamberlain, Sharon Burris. Mrs. Skiratko, Mike Murphy, Alicia Vellucci, Pam Yates, Kristen Jensen, Marci Miller, Heather DeRose, Kathy Habert, Nancee Madonna, Sherri Spanos, and Shannon Mullen. A top priority for most S.H.M.S. students is coming prepared to class. For the few who are faced with the situation of no paper or pencils, the school store is the answer. During 6th, 7th, and 8th grade lunches many items are made available. The P.T.S.A. Student Advisory Group provides this service to students. Mrs. Skiratko, their advisor feels that this experience allows students to discover the Hworking world. . School Store i 57 A Nose for News! NEWSPAPER STAFF - lst Row: Julie Haddock, Tony DiRenzi, Dawn Williams, Shelly Evans. Holly Hutchinson, Nick Griffith. 2nd Row: Marnie Rich, Michele Czop, Mrs. 'Hall - Ad- visor, Susan Provan. Tania Sanchez. 3rd Row: Carol LeChien. Vicki Thomas. Kim Stower, Kati Fowler, Eric Reveron. Shiela Smith, Patty Kulwicki, Andrea Brotherly, Sharon O'Neil. 4th Row: Tami Jones, Audrey Adelson, Scott McLaughlin, Jon Belcher, Bill Floyd. Absent: Melissa Lundy and Monica Hall. The SHMS Totem Pole is a very important part of our school. Students read information about other students, teachers, activities, and sports news. There are about 26 students who meet daily that make up the staff. Students learn how to write and produce a good paper. All of this hard work is done with the help of their advisor, Mrs. Hall. 58 r Newspaper Staff SAFETY HARBOR 'Q. VI 131'. 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In D'mIII-Vxelikoljl is thirty to forty hues 6! cross country p-th. which wind through the cannula. just below aghleuxce. M '1! the three Nordic oventa: Cross Country Skim; Bi-chelon. ImIn-Hleo P013. am has, the seventy .nd nlnty .eter i lki Julpae i The Olympic Vinue. hone i, ror the 2.500 .thletee 1- 1eceteu in Dlilpijako Sex.U l Red Cross: The Good Hands People RED CROSS - Front: David Sivik. 2nd Row: Mike Tabacco, Elizabeth Hugill, Jennifer Motyl, Stephanie Presteria. Back Row: Mrs. Johns, Shawn Lefler, Deanna Williams, Cindy Bird, Jaime Conrod, Vicki Thomas, and Michelle Kesler. The Red Cross Club is new to S.H.M.S. this year. Mrs. Johns, the advisor, meets with this group once a month. Guest speakers come in and put on demonstrations. Students have had courses in First Aide, and CPR. These students organized White Christmas this past holiday season. By getting donations from the student body, children less fortunate were given special gifts. In the season of giving, a great deal of love went into this project. Red Cross i 59 Students Take Charge The Student Advisory Group is probably the most active group in school. By working with students, the administration, faculty, and the community, they help others enjoy and improve their education. Throughout the school year these students man the school store, sponsor a canned food drive during the holiday season, assist in orientation for new students, and sponsor a school dance. This year the group donated over $600 in the name of Safety Harbor Middle to the Statue of Liberty fund. This years efforts have proved to be a successful and beneficial part of the school year. S.A.C. STUDENTS - Front Row: Shannon Mullen, Sherri Spanos, Susan Rodnite, Lisa Horton. Amy Towler. Back Row: Kristen Jensen, Nancee Madonna, Kathy Habert, Tracy Sage, Alicia Vellucci, Allison Kullman. Mike Murphy, Marci Miller, Angie Paumier, Natasha Chamberlain, Pam Yates, Mrs. Skiratko tAdvisori, Heather DeRose, Gwin Londrigan. 6w SAC. Scholarly Scholars This year Miss Marales formed an organization to honor students who have outstanding capabilities in scholarship, leadership, character and service. These members are hard working students who devote a lot of extra time to their studies and their school. National Honor Society i 61 Section done by: Nancee Madonna, Sherri Spanos, and Dionne Sullivan 62 7th Grade Division Page Q I 7th Grade Division Page 63 Jeanette Lorraine Adams Akans Elizabeth Paul Ales Allison Matt Julie Allmen Amspaugh Arnitz One grade level isn't new to Safety Harbor this year and this isnit their last year either. Do you know who we are talking about? The 7th grade, of course. They have gotten used to the busy schedules, the changing of classes and the many students here at SHMS. Between keeping up their grades, skating parties and many going to special movies for honor roll, they also manage to keep up their attendance. rm Debbie Patrick Arnold Atkins Jason Mike Bandy Banning 64i 7th Grade Paul Bartolo Jennifer Barton Jennifer Baker Jennifer Baty Jamie Baltimore Blauvelt Brian Boshart Kyle Breuer Billy Blevin Raland Brewer Susan Blodgett Jason Briggs Buckhanan Pearla Beauford Sandy Bitman Cassy Borton David Brinkman Becky Buehner Mike Jessica Holly Beftoulides Behar Belcher Marcie Benson Suzanne Blackburn -M;X I Sharon Burris 7th Grade 65 Maribel Andy Calderon Callahan Tiffany Rene Carlen Carlson Robert Sheri Chittenden Christian Jason Cofield Bobbie Gus Curren Cutting 66 x 7th Grade Rebecca Christodal Eddie Cristiano Michele Czop Barbara Chyle Zach Collens David Ciampini $216124 Chris Collins Jake Cronin Kathleen Daly Terry Collins 33:; W AM M: M-.... ., Darren Culbertson Mike Dandaneau Cari Campbell Randy Carpenter Jody Chapman Christine Connelly Cumberland Dandurand Tomeka Carroll Kim Chiappara Lisa Cobianco Darold Cook Scott Davidson Chad DeVore Anthony Edwards Richard Fachtmann Patricia Fernandez Emily Fisher Melinda Dinsmore Jason Dougan Karen Shelley Esposito Evans Michelle Shannon Fangman Fa'abee Danielle Chris Christy Jennifer Dayock Deaton Deaton DeClerco Tony Hollie Phil DiRenzi Doering Domingue Kevin Evensen Roxanne Fares Michelle Fernow Linda Kristen Fleming Folland Keri-Lyn Demarest Robert Doscher James Fachtmann Jessica Feeley Lisa Fonville 7th Grade 67 Armaletha Ford Chris Gardley Meadow Goldman Michael Guergawi Jeff Hammer Melissa Harper 68 7th Grade Mark Fulghum Angie Gaudiosi Chris Goller Brian Harrington Melissa Montrae Mike Hart Hayward Heisler Sharon Gennaro Joe Gallier Richmond Julie Gibbs Girone Hick Griffith Rob Hadesty Bridget Hardesty Paul Jane Harrington Harris Jeff Shannon Melissa Henderson Hendley Henry Chantelle Heustis Melyssa Kaspars Amy Howlett Hildenbrand Belinda Hudgins Sherri Hutton Mike Hudson Dannielle Isel Bernard Hobbs Stephanie Hudson Julie Jensen Michele David Hoffman Wendy Hudson Kelly Johnstone Tom Kennedy Kenny Hopkins Christina Horton Lisa Horton Brian Humphries Troy Junker Kathy Kenton 7th Grade 69 Janice Lee 70 7th Grade Scott Kramer Rose David LeNiart Kenneth Koonce Perry Kranias Joanna Krumsieg Kera Lampman Josh Langholz . Jennifer Kristine Lebron LeClair Heather Leonard Lewicke Kristin Kulig Steve Lancaster Alissa Lanier Jennifer Kurnock Kathleen Landin Frances Lane Sandra Lashley WW Charlotte Kevin Lewis Lipscomb Jeff Loyless Maria Kim Marshall Mathews 205; DEN L x , Susan Bryan McLellan Merriam ' WWW; w vv'vvuvi'wwgk Jeff Morgan Tiphaine Louradour Amy Maxfield Melissa Lundy Mike Mayberry Lisa Morlock Holly Lovell Nancee Madonna Jennifer Mayes McDaniel Sean Morris McDonald Jessica Moore Tye Shannon Morris Mullen McDonald McLaughlin Angelo Moraitis Steven Murray 7th Grade 71 rm Jason Julie Jon Neuhausen Neuman Nickels Nickerson Noblitt w 41:. Num Andy Gene Jackie Norcia Norris Novak Heather Roxanne Cheryl Kristi Jonathan Overfelt Paulson Pawelak Personett Petrucelli Dina Pitchon Monica Raul , Laura Scott Plants Porrata 'Porter Potter Elvira Stephanie Larry Pressler Prestera Prevette Christine Lisa Steve Eric Allison Purvis Reifer Renforth Reveron Reverri 72 7th Grade Andre Rickards Conchetta Sawyerr Tammy Sheriff Gina Rinaldo Jennifer Runv Marlin Scarbrough Robert Silvestro Tony Ringelspaugh Shannon Rusmisel Devin Sirmenis Patricia Russo Donnie Schnitzhofer Heather Skipper Michael Rocha Beth Sconyers Sklaruk Marielena Rodriguez Shannon Selznick Michele Slattery Nicole Roe Steven Sandello hr Dana Shaver Lisa Slider Russell Rogers Chris Rossetti Doug Rozwarski Wendy Ruc'ker Kristen Shepherd Margaret Somerville 7th Grade 73 hm. Hun, V V A ' m W David Sherri Charles Rick Jenny Sotnick Spanos Spencer Spung Stabach Beau Cathy Jennifer Chad Kerry Staples Steele Steiner Steinorth Stewart Lisa Phaith Sharon John Angie Dionne Kim Ray St. Germaine Stiles Stranger Stuart Sullens Sullivan Swain Swetland Jean R. C. Kevin Kelly Terio Thompson Todd Tokarchick NM ,4. James Mike Amy David Toole Tormeno Towler Townsend mix 35 Mary Melissa Mark Wendy Mark Mark Jay Aaron Trotto Tyson Van Simaeys Virtue Walker Walker Walther Warner Scot Scott Vicki Sean Jennifer Jason Brad Tracey Warner Watters Weaver Webster Weingarden Wester Wetzell Whidden 74 7th Grade Betty Mary Tommy Mike White White White Whitehead Kristin Becky Kelly Keith Wiemer Williams Wogan Wood Wesley Jennifer Scott Heather Wood Worth Wyatt Yankee Pam Melissa Cheryl Jenny Yates York Zuk Zukowski Sandra Becky Zukowski Klubes 7th Grade 75 POOLS 8: SPAS . Mme? Selling and Installing Pools 8: Spas sincz 1916. ngms. 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Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 Phone: 18131 726-1161 325 Main street Salu Devnani - Executive Vice Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 President K p KELLEYPLUMBING, INC. Commercial and Residential724 Hr. Service 725-5227l725-4233 Matt Kelley President 910 Harbor Lake Court Home: 797-8325 Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 American Standard . Delta . Elkay . Kohler . Moen STEREOPTICON INC. 1305 U.S. Highway 19 South Suite 400 Clearwater, Florida 33546 5 LaFLEUITS GYMNASTIC CLUB 13211 - 93rd Street North Largo, Florida 33543 Phone 18131 586-4420 3612 Morris Street North St. Petersburg, Florida 33713 Phone 18131 522-2080 Telephone 1813, 531 -6790 Jeff LaFleur Home Phone 393-0514 , I IlgA E lea? :5 Computer RESTAURANT Center 2370 U.S. 19 North Authorized Dealer - Sales and Service Repalrs 1590 u.s. Highway 19 Cleaning South Maintenance , Guardex Chemicals Clearwategzg; Phone :bargne 5 Halcyon Furniture 796-1918 Northwood Plaza Phone - 1 796 1971 geauty Sagan 2550 McMullen Booth Road 535E432 Fashionable and Creative Hair Styling 410 Main Street Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 Telephone 18131 726-4592 Clearwater, Florida 33519 Phone 18131 797-9005 POOL PATIO +, INC. Pool Supplies and Patio Furniture Section Done By: Marty Crawley, Dana Rixman, and Robert Southwood 82 Band and Chorus EVE HIT A HIGH OTE Band and Chorus 83 Warrior Band . 4 X WARRIOR BAND - Bottom Row: Amy Echlov, Dana Rixman, Kristine Adikes, Kim Stover, Gail Marshner. 2nd Row: Lindsey, Sarah Newell, Steve Polacek, Ted Chrien, Lisa Ater, Jason Westerm, Yvonne Moir, April Hartle, Carolyn Michelle Sacco, Barbie Clark. 3rd Row: Sandra Bragdon, Wendy Drye, Katie Fowler, Robert Dixon, Steve Dunn, Kevin W Heather Swonguer, Laura Couturier, Kathy Habert, Ted Riser, Ricky Spung, Scott Bennett, Jim Saitta, David Townsend. Row: Kari McCullough, Robert Cabana, Kim Matthews, Julie McDowell, Aaron Warner, John Hibbelink, Jennifer Sanford, Johnson, Glen Browning, Greg Gronbach, Robert Southwood, Joe Wright, Brent Long, Alice Yettaw, Helen Olszewski. Row: Jay Lauer, Chris Carey, Kevin Trombley, Jimmy Freeman, Bobby Cummins, and Scott Swaney. The band program has always provided many worthwhile experiences for the students at SHMS. Mr. Bailey has done a great job in teaching these students skills, and how to care for their instruments. We have 3 concert bands: Cadet, which is our beginning band; Brave, which is our intermediate band; and Warrior, which is our advanced band. 84 Warrior Band Stage Band AGE BAND lst Row: Steve Dunn, Kevin Welshon, Heather Swonguer, Laura Couturier, Elvira Pressler, Ted Riser. 2nd Row: Jennifer San- Aaron Warner, Glen Browning, Robert Southwood, David Townsend. Back Row: John Stuart, Jay Lauer. Kathy Habert. Teresa Grillo, Eric Brent Long, and Mr. Bailey. d n a B e V a r B - Cadet Band 87 ADVANCED DRUMS Bottom Row: Patricia Fernandez, Andre Rickards, Sandy Bitman, Kory Osborn, John Stuart. Top Row: Kara Lampman, David Clampini, Eric Mills, Katie Ewers, Karen Skiff. 88 Drums INNING STRINGS- Front Row: Becky Pickens, Rachel Harrison, Peter Theodore. Chris Willis. pbell, Wendy Moran, Kim VanDyke, Krista Patton. Back Row: Mrs. by Scheffer. Second Row: Mike Beftoulides, Nathanael Bell, Josh Langholz, Katrina Lindsey, Susan Rodnite. Dianna Gibson ESTRA - Front Row: Becky Williams, Brad Wetzell, Becky Buehner, now Goldman. Karen Esposito, Patti Esposito, Gayle Echlou, art, Meredith Dillard. Mike Sklaruk, Lisa Stepanik, Theresa Rough. Second Row: Vera Page. Third Row: Mrs. Bell, Holly Lovell, Shannon Rusmisel, Kerry BEGINNING BAND - First Row: Stephanie Prestera, Christine Blough, Jessica Moore, Heather Skipper, Angela Davis, Bethany Briggs, Michelle Burr. Second Row: Christina McCloud, Joe Loyless, David Bove, Kristen Lun- dy, Jane Harris, Mike McDonald, Jeff Hammer, Craig Moir. Third Row: Tracie Marshall, Rhonda Fite, Darrell Stevens, Deanna Adkison, Mark Devine, Debbie Riek, Jenifer Mays, Mark Hoffman, Jason HaIlahan, Hank Michael, Chris Waite. 90 ,r Beginning Bang BEGINNING DRUMS First Row: Richie White, Bill Scheu, Chris Panteleon, Kevin Evenson, Frank Follet, George Haag, Scott Fiore. Second Row: Aaron Nobbe, Jay Smith, Billy Blern, Nancy Pelton, Jamie Coughlin, Rena Williams, Robert Silvestro. Third Row: Marc Dayton, Aaron Allen, Allen Anthony, Anthony Edwards, Tim . Ricker, Jay Lauer. Beginnin Drums ; 91 LES BONS CHORUS - Bottom Row: Sherl Koeppl, Theresa Marr, Stephanie Powers, Stephanie Maza, Melinda Alger, Scott Conrod, David Stearsman, Delanna Limbawan, Karey Kritch, Sherrie LeRouge, Jill Londrigan. 2nd Row: Tina Yager, Mike Diamond, Jason Staley, Mike Schulz, Renee LaRoche, Laura Merriex, Stacy Johnson, Amy Bryant, Susan Leasure, Carolyn Sadler. Angel Johnson, Sandra Luke. Mrs. Kadlec. Top Row: Diane Jones, Kathy McDonough, Michele Reed, Christine Kinane, Dawn Colligan. Donna Moore, Robert Jones, Kelly Spaulding, Traci VanKorb, Kristina Howell, Cheryl Cook. Stacy Pendleton, and Allison Brennan. SYOBONS CHORUS - Bottom Row: Jeanette Adams, Michelle Berry, Lisa Slider. Lissa Horton, Sherri Hutton, Amy Towler, Angela Baird, Kathleen Landin, Lisa Milliron, Angie Gaudiosi, Kelly Tokarchick, Julie Jensen, Kim Neuman. Middle Row: Debbie Arnold, Sissy Lashley, Susan Blodgett, Nina Dunlap, Sherry Salph, Mary White, Kristi Personett, Wendy Kock, Suzanne Blackburn, Amy Mays, Angie Boyd, Kelly Wogan, Bridget Hardesty, Cheryl Zuk. Top Row: Amy Marfield, Susan McLellan. Jennifer Runy, Emily Fisher, Tiffany Carlen. Shannon Mullen, Kathy Daly, Heather Overfelt. Amy Sanchez. Mary Trotto, Dina Pitchon, and Mrs. Kadlec. HARBOR LIGHTS CHORUS - Bottom Row: Beth Grey, Stephanie Crawford. Paul Mahoney, Marty Crawley. Missy Alger, Heather Biondi, Toni Wyatt, Sheila Cowger, Laura Benoit, Scott Kramer, Monica Brown, Michelle Burr, Jaime Conrod. 2nd Row: Wendy Brennan, Kelli Johnson, Dawn Nowakowski, Lisa Meisner, Tabetha Musick, Jennifer Richardson, Kim Wharton, Jenny Burton, Kristen Petrilli, Cynthia Raborn, Laura Anderson, Dawn McPherson. Top Row: Kim Noffsinger, Melissa Likly, Kim Personett, Kim Tietjen, Shante Moyd, Lori Staf- ford, Tanyo Leckwart, Meredith Dillard, Donna Kelley, Susan Cassels. Nicole Bargas, Shumona Nag, and Mrs. Kadlec. ewww ' Chorus 93 QM 32$ 2988 U.S. Highway 19 North Va Mile North of Countryside Mall Open 7 Days 2We1re Readw Extensive Stock of Domestic and Foreign Auto Parts Hours: Sunday 11-5 PM Monday-Friday 8-8 PM Saturday 8-5 PM 796-1919 JERRY COLLINS ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor 1765 Fort Harrison Avenue N. Clearwater, Florida Phone 447-3123 183 Clearwaler Mall Clearwater, FL 33546 48131 AUTO PARTS 799-0909 OF SAFETY HARBOR, INC. 725-2524 327 Main Street Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 Hours 8-6 Monday-Friday 8-5 Saturday 10-3 Sunday Congratulations Graduates UNITED TRUCK MASTERS 3250 U.S. Highway 19 N. Clearwater, FL 33515 X KENDAll M010. OllS 18131 784-1225 R. Vernon Pierce P S F PIERCE SALES OF FLORIDA, INC. Broker of Cosmetics, Drugs and H.B.A. Tampa 18131 855-3941 Clearwater 18131 441-2879 118 State Street W. P.O. 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PAINTlNG a. pgggggjggygfg: 7 Phone 736-4646 John Zorbas Covering Florida's West Coast Dunedin, Florida Advertisements 7 95 i$ ; rm; 1 a Ir'tlltlhi at ; 109va , ' Section done by: Brian Boshart, Ian Cohen, and Todd Curci 96 6th Grade WE ARE THE BOTTOM OF THE BUNCH 6th Grade 97 Ronnie Benton 98 6th Grade James Bernheisel Blanchard Taylor Bingham Sylvia Blanco Christine BIough Melinda Stacie Brett Alger Armstrong Aschwanden William Elizabeth Baker Barrett 1W Michele Blevin George Allison Boyton Brennan Bethany Jenni Seleste Briggs ' Bromley Brown Nathanael Campbell Jason Dallmann Alan Carawan Joanna Cotton Jason Daniel Peter Kirk Milton Burkes Burzynski Campbell Jenny Cattell Kari Childress Brian Colbert Kevin Collins W WW Melissa Cramer d9 Hope Moriah Carolina Darling Dawson Daza Tommy Chittenden Homer Coleman Matt Chrien Dawn Colligan Cook Valarie Collier 6th Grade 99 100 6th Grade Beth Dobson Robert Ehrman Chanda Fahrenkamp .,,.., x43. 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Jonathan Kim Traci Chris Johndylon Richie Van Dyke Van Dyke Van Korb Waite Walls White Maria Veronica Chris Whitter Williams Willis Billy Nickie Wendy Buffy Willoughby Wiser Woodbury Wright Ryan Krause 108 6th Grade VVLX ff; h i; W h H ?.3 4 wk LML Me: At the beginning of the school year, SHMS held a contest to come up with a new school emblem. Many students participated and numerous designs were turned in. The judging was dif- ficult, but Jamie Heighway, a sixth grader, emerged as the winning designer. His emblem hLittle Horse brought Jamie a $ 100 savings bond and much special recognition. Sixth Grade h 109 COVE CAY lllllln- 1500 Cove Cay Drive Clearwater, Florida 33520 BlaesageI-metint Cor-p-c;ration 813l535-4617 TexasllllinoileIoridalColorado From the 603 110, Advertisement SUNRISE suunlss Q. I-'IBIQE SAVINGS 8: LOAN Missouri Avenue and Magnolia Drive Clearwater, Florida 1Across From Sunshine Mam COUNTRY CLEAN COIN LAUNDRY Country Villa Plaza metween SR. 580 and Curlew Roam 3174 U.S. Highway 19 North Clearwater, Florida 33515 Phone Phone 784-0790 726-1 194 gidcoe-galg juneraf ygome 59nc. 737 Main Street Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 R. Michael Baty Licensed Funeral Director RECORD 8; own TAPE OUTLET 1106 Overcash Drive Dunedin, Florida 33528 Phone: 18131 734-1118 and 734-2118 Open Mon.-Fri. 11 am to 9 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm Closed Sundays and Holidays ' Records Tapes ' Imports ' Heavy Metal New Wave ' Buttons ' Pins ' Posters ' Magazines Hair Fashions 2862-3 Gulf to Bay Clearwater, Florida Advertiseme Section Done By: Erin Bartolomei, Melissa Johnson, Mike Povilaitis 112 FacuIty - Administration TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE, TOO!! Faculty - Administration 113 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmxmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw $mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmm ' w 1a; Mr. Cohn Ms. Davey Getting Involved With Language Arts In our Language Arts classes the teachers attempt to provide each student with the opportunities to develop oral and written communication skills. They do this through programs designed to meet the students, needs and to consider their interests, abilities and goals. 114 h Language Arts Mrs. Hall Mrs. Haire Mrs. Hancock Mr. Morrow Dept. Head ; - AU Mrs. Tsalickis K. N. WWW N mmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmw x. mmxxm N. WWN N. mmmm 7 ' mmmx mmmm x. Availobh Mrs. Westphall A Little Reading Goes a Long Way Reading is one of the required courses for most of the sixth graders at S.H.M.S. Students are engaged in reading activities such as reading plays, writing book reports, and reading for enjoyment. These activities enhance their reading skills. Reading 115 History in the Making As our world becomes more complex, students are exposed to a wide variety of events that are happening daily. The Social Studies Department enables the student to gain knowledge in the structure of the government, the geographical environment, and the history of our country. In addition, the curriculum covers economics and current events which prepares students for our advanced society. 116 h Social Studies Mr. George Mr. Grosneck Mr. Hancock Mr. Martin Mrs. Morse Mrs. Rice Dept. Head Mr. Scott Mr. Sedore Mrs. Walter mx. mmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmx mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm - W xxx. x. mm$$iI$xmxixmemmmm x, mm x3. mmmm mmmmmmm Mr. Haire Mr. Harris Dept. Head Mrs. Dewberry Mr; Engel Mrs. Gillespie Mrs. McConihay Mr. Schlierer .,;, w vN Searching for Solutions There is more to science than just chemical experiments. You learn about the environment around you, the parts of your body and how they work. This year David Hoffman and Jennifer Sanford won top honors in the Pinellas County Science Fair. This is quite an accomplishment since only 5 entries from 11 Middle schools in Pinellas County were selected to go to the state competition. Sciencet 117 N mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmx xxx xxx N. WK, Mrs. Davis Mrs. Caldwell Mr. Heerschap Mr. Harrington Dept. Head i A Mr. Klimis Mr. Peace Miss Rambow Mrs. Robinson In this age of computers students are forced to be skilled in all areas of mathematics. With the help of our teachers, students can achieve the knowledge needed for everyday life. A group of students was selected from our math classes to participate in the countywide math competition this past February. This team of students placed first in this competition. 118 i Math Mr. Campbell Mr. Jablonski Mr. Krause Mr. Maschino Miss Roush M Mrs. Serritella Mrs. Veal Dept. Head w; Letts Get Physical A strong and healthy body is needed to enjoy life to its fullest. That is the major goal of the PE. teachers. In attaining this goal the teachers make sure that students are very active during their P.E. classes. Physical Education t 119 Mrs. Henry Ms. Miller Mrs. Spear Careers on the Horizon Our vocational department has a wide variety of classes for our students at S.H.M.S. The Classes include everything from graphics and shop to typing and home economics. Through these experiences students are given the opportunity to attain useful skill development in preparation for life. 120 Vocational Classes Mr. Lindsay Ms. Littlefield Mr. Meier WTITIW mmmTlTlTlmmmmTlTmmTlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw V mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm N xxxxxzxzx mm xxx mmmmm mw Miss Prince Mrs. Yacalis Dept. Head Culture Connection The Foreign Language classes promote the study of Spanish and French languages. Students not only learn the basics in the language, but they also learn about the way of life among Spanish and French speaking peoples. The highlight of the year is a trip to SPIFF, where students can actually experience these cultures. Foreign Language t 121 Minds at Work Believe it or not, students in the ELP classes really work. This year the sixth graders learned how to be great detectives, and discovered the mysterious world of Science Fiction. Seventh graders became expert computer programmers. With the experience and knowledge they gained this year, it will undoubtedly be beneficial for the future. Our eighth graders experienced everything from participating in a dig, to making their own films. Many of these students represented SHMS in the Science Fair, Economics Bowl, and Math competitions. Mrs. Perry 122 t Enhanced Learning Miss Anglin mm 123 Everything Youive Wanted to Know, and This Is Where You Find It. Our Media Center Staff is always ready to assist students in locating those needed books for reports and projects. In addition to supplying books, students can also check the vertical file for collected information on a special project. Audio visual equipment, along with special displays and projects make this a unique place to spend some time. 124 i Media Center ,mmmmmx mmm mmmmmmmxmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw mmmmmmmmmx mmmmmm mmmmmx h h A mmm'x. mm xxx mmmm WV Mr. Bailey Mrs. Bell Mrs. Kadlec Dept. Head Strings Chorus In Tune With the World If you happen to be passing through the 4 wing and see a number of students wandering about, most likely they are band members. The purpose of our band program is to gain a better respect for music and to try to get the feeling across to others who aren't as musically inclined. Besides special performances, the band also gives concerts here at S.H.M.S. At the end of the year we are sad to see these talented members put up their instruments. Band and Chorust 125 Mrs. Morales Nnkm Mrs. Conrod Aide P.l. - PRETTY INCREDIBLE The students and faculty at SHMS are very fortunate to have the physically impaired unit at our school. Being handicapped is NOT a handicap for these students. Besides attending regular classes, these students can also be seen at concerts, dances, and other school activities. In observing the teachers and students in these inspiring classes, we see the determination and cheerful spirit that these special students possess. 126 Physically Impaired Unit '2 Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Bessette .Mrs. George Ms. Kiss EH Aide for EH Alternative Ed. Mrs. Merlino SLD Mrs. Strouse Sev. Lang. Imp. Exceptional Achievers Our exceptional teachers are just that - exceptional! These caring teachers spend countless hours devoting time to their special students. Students receive that extra help in math, and language arts as well as social skills. The students that have these teachers are quite fortunate. Exceptional Education t 127 Look Your Best . . . Put Your Money Where ' n The Smart Money Is. Ellis Bank. What is smart money? It's money on deposit at Ellis Bank, where it makes more money in our high-yield money market, IRA and NOW accounts. Where it is 2015 Gqu-to-Bay managed with professional care in our trust department. Clearwater, Fla. 33515 Where it is available through the Ellis Banker, twenty- four hours a day. Shouldn 't your money be smart money too? Ellis Bank. Where the smart money is. 3848 East Bay Drive Largo, Florida 33541 Phone 535-8414 Phone 446-4108 ELLIS NATIONAL BANK OF PINELLAS COUNTY PO. Box 12688 - St. Petersburg St. Petersburg - Clearwater - Pinellas Park - Safety Harbor Member F.D.l. C. and the Ellis Banking Corporation. ii Specializing in Personal Weill Beat Anyone1s Price! Sen'lce 80d creathe 25-600A: 0 Designer Jeans DeSIgn 813-797-0013 - Sergio - Jordache . Klein - Vanderbilt Hit the Center for Savings DENIM CENTER - 536 US 19 South In Jersey Jim Junction Next to Peachen Phone 796-3426 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:30-9:00 A Tops and Sun. 12:00-13:00 Northwood Plaza Shirts Are Free Alterations Open Daily 10 AM-6 PM - Thursday Wu 9 PM Buy 1 . . 2516A McMullen-Boolh Road Get 1 for 11: While you Want Clearwater, Florida 33519 BOB HEILMAN,S '1When you dine with us you deserve our best . . . every time. We1re famous for our prime fillet, elegantly prepared fresh seafood, and Back to the Farm Chicken. But the thing people remember us best for is hospitality - the feeling of 11coming home for dinner. It's been a Heilman family tradition for three generations. Located at 447 Mandalay Avenue, Clearwater, Beach, Florida Serving 11:30 AM Until Past Midnight All Major Credit Cards Accepted Telephone 442-4144 Profile of a Principal Early every morning HButch the Wonder Dog awakens our principal. Unfortunately for Butch, he is left alone as Mrs. Raymond is off to school by 6:30. As soon as she walks in the 1 door, she is either off to a meeting or settling a W minor crisis that has just arisen. As principal, i Mrs. Raymond is responsible for over 1300 students here at SHMS, as well as their safety, She oversees the curriculum and plans our middle school programs, Mrsi Raymond has enjoyed being here at SHMS for the last 5 years. She spent 2 years as assistant principal before she became principal 3 years ago. Before coming to SHMS she was a counselor and a math teacher. In what little spare time she has, Mrs. Raymond enjoys playing tennis with her husband, and reading novels. 130 i Principal Ms. Jaquish Mrs. Landin Miss McCreary 8th Grade Secretary Counselor Administrator A Team on a Roll Our 8th grade super charged team consists of Ms. Jaquish, Miss McCreary, and Mrs. Landin. Ms. Jaquish leads this administrative team with a lot of spirit. She is very student oriented and enjoys the interaction with her students. Mrs. Landin keeps the 8th grade house running smoothly. Besides scheduling appointments and keeping the attendance, Mrs. Landin is always willing to lend support to this dynamic team. New to our school this year is Miss McCreary. As our counselor, she has become very fond of S.H.M.S. She will always be there to lend support to students when they need it most. This team's positive attitude has spread throughout the entire house. 8th GRADE ASSISTANTS - Front Row: Bill Boone, Stephanie Buswell, Kris Krabbe. Middle Row: Wendy Duncan, Renee Ventura, Pam Rosenthal. Back Row: Elizabeth Calderon. Daniele Denton, Audrey Adelson, Kim Tietjen, Jackie Padilla, Michelle Harris, Gina Rinaldo. 8th Grade Administration i 131 Mr. Baldwin Mrs. Dowty Administrator Counselor They Have That Team Spirit Meet our 7th grade administrative team. Their spirit can be felt as soon as you walk into the 7th grade house. Mrs. Dowty, our guidance counselor, assists with schedule changes and lends a sympathetic ear to studentst problems. Mrs. Zullo, the secretary, keeps this house running smoothly. She is always willing to help out wherever she can. Mr. Baldwin is the 7th grade administrator. He assists in supervising school activities and disciplining students. Mr. Baldwin loves to work with students, and is very enthusiastic. Our whole team is extremely friendly and cooperative. 132 t Seventh Grade Administration Mrs. Zullo Secretary 7th GRADE ASSISTANTS - Front Row: Justi Bicknell, Angi Sullens, Colleen Casey. Middle Row: Matt Mairino, Sharon Meckler, Darryl Bain. Top Row: Mike Bocsusis, Jodi Chapman, Shel- ly Silliman, Stephanie Hudson, Mrs. Zullo, Dina Jovia, Teresa Ceconi, Jennifer Baker. Mr. Burns Mr. Miller Mrs. Fee Administrator Counselor Secretaryi Registrar A High ahmd Mighty Team Mr. Burns, Mr. Miller, and Mrs. Fee are all part of the sixth grade administrative team. They all have important jobs to do. Mr. Burns is the sixth grade administrator. He has been at SHMS for 4 years. He enjoys playing racquetball and running, in his free time. Mrs. Fee is the secretary for Mr. Burns and Mr. Miller. She helps them organize their busy schedules, and is in charge of registering new students. The last member of the team is Mr. Miller. He is the sixth grade counselor. He helps students with problems at home, at school, and with schedules. He has been with us 3 years. Bottom Row: Simone Hebert, Robbie Hoffman, Jerry Tatarow, Steve Lancaster, and Nikki Douglas. Top Row: Stephanie Hudson, Steve Berry, Duanne Pearson. Andy Buehner, and Christi Greenman. Sixth Grade Administration l 133 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmx mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmx Mrs. Tinny Book keeper Mrs. Wilcox Secretary Mrs. Purnell Office Aide FRONT OFFICE ASSISTANTS - Bottom Row: Kim Tupper, Renee Zullo, Kim Noffsinger, Tam- my Goodrich, Kelli Johnson. 2nd Row: Beth Morgan, Missy Henry, Cathy Clark, Susan Hashey. Lisa St. Germane. Top Row: Mrs. Wilcox, Laurie Dyer, Charlene Thompson, Kathy Hugill, and Mrs. Purnell. 134 Secretaries mmmmm mx'xx N xxxxxxm N Lending a Helping Hand S.A.I.L. stands for Special Assistants in Learning. These aides in our school help teachers who havg physically handicapped children in their regular classes. They also help teachers by running errands, typing up tests and worksheets, or by grading papers. These ladies are a big help to us here at S.H.M.S. in m x w 1k :25 ways; S.A.I.L. Aidesx 135 Kids on the Move SHMS began a program 2 years ago to recognize our bus drivers, and good bus behavior by students. Each month a different driver is honored and a plaque is presented to the driver. Students receive refreshments as their reward. We are very proud to honor these dedicated drivers, and thank them for safely delivering us to school. 136 Transportation mmmmmm mmmxm xxx xxx. mmmx mmmm'xxxxx mm-xxxxx mm-Vxxxw mmmmmmmx'gxmm m1.!.1i-!.xmmmmmx!xmm-lx xmmmmmxI-ll!m II A Round of Applause Cleaning and cooking for our school is a monumental task. Both of these teams work very hard in providing these needed services. The cooking staff is always thinking of new and creative menus to make a nutritious meal. As you can imagine cooking for 1300 students is not easy! Our custodians have dedicated themselves to beautifying our school. Each day they clean our classrooms and make our school a desirable place to be. Custodial and Cafeteria 137 mxmm-xxxxmmx mmm'vxx x. mmmm N. 'xzxxxzx. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw x.mmmmxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'x.' A Rewarding Party Our PTSA is a strong support group for our school. This past year they had a candle sale. A contest was held to see who could sell the most candles. Mr. Hall's class was the school winner. Mr. Hall and his winning team had an ice cream party for all the outstanding salesmen. Mr. Hall brought cake as a reward for his students and the PTSA provided ice cream. His class sold approximately 265 candles, which is an average of 9 boxes per student. Monies obtained from this successful project were spent on educational items needed for our school. 138i S.A.C. and P.T.S.A. tmmmVA.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmx mmmmmmm mm 'V Helping Hands Give T.L.C. You may not have known it, but our clinic assistants here at SHMS have a very busy job. They are always doing things such as helping people that are feeling ill or have had accidents, giving band-aids and taking temperatures. Without their help, many students would not have that TLC - Tender Loving Care that only they can give. Clinic Volunteerst 139 SNHKE Food Inexpensive Rodents 726-7554 Hnique Engineering anti Eepairz, lhtt. Sports Car Specialist Foreign and Domestic Corvettes 809 Main Street Safety Harbor, Fla. 33572 Phone 726-7162 Wayne E. Barnhisel, DDS. PA. 353 Main Street Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 REALTOR' WW zed 2W Leonard E. Ewell ReaHor 228 Main Streei , Safety Harbor, FL Phone grad e 5 33572 98137 Office Phone: 726-0865 229 Main Street 726-5998 After Hours: Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 451-5595- 725-3592 Home Cooked Food Breakfast and Lunch 6 AM-2:30 PM JIM STEWARTS SHOES Sunshine Mall 446-3232 STEWART,S HUSH PUPPY SHOES Clearwater Mall 796-1644 Countryside Mall 796-7998 Gulfview Square Mall 848-7355 Section Done By: Robert Hensley, R. C. Thompson, and Ben Vedder I42 Sports WE,VE GOT THAT WARRIOR SPIRIT Sports 143 Serving Up a Smashing Season GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Bottom Row: Michelle Huddleston, Alice Yettaw, Tamyko Harriel, Kelly Henretta. 2nd Row: Jennifer Lebron, Barbara Bartlow, Charlene Thompson, Kari Childress, Joanna Krumsieg. Top Row: Coach Roush, Theresa Grillo, Chris McDonnell, Kari McCullough, Sarah Newell, Angie Paumier, and Shannon Spillane. Teamwork was the motto for both of our volleyball teams this year, and they did work as a team. The girls team consisted of 15 girls. The victory of a 6 and 2 season was a reward for their hard work and efforts. The boys team consisted of 12 boys. Their season of 5 and 3 shows the dedication that these boys demonstrated during the season. 144 T Volleyball Group shot for the boys volleyball team is not available. VolleybalU 145 Teachers Take to the Warpath 146 Student-Faculty Volleyball Game StudentFaculty Volleyball Game 147 A Season of Ups and Downs 4 2x 19- $W 5x BOYS BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Tony Russo, Keb Burley, Steve Sandello. Chip1Harris, Cory Cason. Second Row: Robert Cason, Ray Swetland, Tony Hart, Kevin Welshons, Brian Harrington. Top Row: Coach Campbell, David Burkes, Chris Pawlaczyk, Kevin McElveen, and Larry Lamar. ; 148 Basketball Winning did not prove to be everything to the S.H.M.S. basketball teams this year. With a girlst record of 3 and 7 and the boys' record of 4 and 5 the teams showed Warrior spirit and pride. They backed each other up through the entire season. Both Coach Campbell and Coach Roush enjoyed working with these dedicated teams. GIRLS BASKETBALL - Bottom Row: Stephanie Crawford, Alex Doohen, Tamyko Harriel, Michelle Huddleston. Middle Row: Jennifer Lebron, Donna Moore, Jennifer Weingarden. Joanna Krumsieg. Katrina Lindsey. Top Row: Coach Roush, Theresa Grillo, Daphne Buckhanan, Alice Yettaw, Tara Dixon, Angie Paumier, and Monica Brinn.; Basketball t 149 Mud, Sweat and Tears 12: BOYS TRACK TEAM Front Row: Damian Denny, Brian Freeman, Kevin Kerscher, Jason Dallman, Matt Morrow, Steve Lancaster, Ala Lischalk. Middle Row: Larry Vernon, Brian Wood, Kris Kane, Brian Jentz, Scott McPhee. Jeff Sommerville. Third Row: Coach Schlierer, Kyl Kuba, Curtis Luke, Harold Mayorga, Danny Hall, Brian Page, Mike Stewart, Nabil Jaleel, Gary Cooper, Coach Krause. GIRLS TRACK TEAM - Front Row: Jennifer Krauik, Victoria Fields, Melissa Likely. Sherry Kravik. Maria Whittier, Michelle Huddleston, Terr Haberkorn, Vicki Smith, Julie Haddock, Sissy Lashly, Robyn Starr. Second Row: Olivia Moudy, Jennifer Haney, Montre Hayward, Tamyko Ha riel, Johndylon Walls, April Tiggett, Charlene Thompson, Holly Lovell. Melissa Tyson, Julie McDowell. Third Row: Wanda Battle. Manage0 Tara Debona, Kelly Morris, Rebecca Jones, Krissy McCuIbush, Jan Hiking, Melony Moss, Nina Dunlap, Nicole Roe, Melony Keel, Veronic Williams, Katrina Lindsay, Stephanie Crawford, Mrs. Tsalickis. Back Row: Mr. Martin Coachx Amy Cekau, Sandra Bragdon, Kari Childress Teresa Ceconi, Lisa Magness, Kari McCuIlough. Managen, Rebecca Jones, Renee Rogers, Julie Moulton, Patti Daly, Gail Marshner. 150 Track The S.H.M.S. Boy's and GirI's track team has always been very strong. The coaches were very pleased with the season this year. The team came out and practiced together as well as separately, each determined to be the best on their own event. Because of their hard work and willingness to accomplish their goals, they had an outstanding year. 7, S i it -: Tracki 151 Nancy Erickson and Lisa Ater Nancy Berryman m h a: '5 a 2 h a: a: .: O Joanie Cupler Marci Miller a d Stephanie Kiss mu 0 CD 0 :' GD C0 '5 : :2: Kelly Habert Gail Marshner K o LE CATCH THE FITNESS BUG! .1! :2, .1. Fitness Record Setters Flexibility Muscular Strength Muscular Endurance Live Well for the Best of Your Life! Good health is something that you have to work at, it doesn't just happen. Wellness means taking responsibility for your own health by learning how to stay heahhy, practicing good health habits. eliminating harmful habits. and responding to your body's warning signals. Remember: U Get regular medical and dental check-ups, 2y Eat a variety of foods from the Basic 4 food groups, 3 Exercise reguIarly, 4y Avoid substance abuse, and 5 Practice safety. Julie Adikes Charlene Thompson 154 y Fitness Leisure Activities Cardiovascular Fitness Weight Control Muscular Strength The Following The following students did exceptionally well in Presidential Physical Fitness Test We commend the following students Arthur Harrell, David Burkes. Todd Theriault, Dudley Sawyerr, all did fifteen pull-ups. Julie Adikes - flex arm hang - l min eight sec. Fred Dampier - standing long jump - 8 feet 9 in. Charlene Thompson standing long jump - 8 fee! l in Ken Burly one min. sil-ups 69 sit-ups Stacy Mills one min. sil-ups 67 sit-ups Todd Charlene Thompsom - 50 yard dash 6 and 1 tenths sec. . John Compmn - 50 yard dash - 5 and 9 tenths sec. Thenau't Jimmy McCree - 600 yard dash - l min. 30 sec. Charlene Thompson - 600 yard dash - 1 min 53 sec Charlene Thompson - Shuule run 8 sec 4 tenths Something for the Present Gifts and Gourmet 2518-B McMullen Booth Rd. Northwood Plaza Clearwater, Fla. 33519 Phone: 797-8200 800:! Each From the Bank of iBldsmar JO ,5 2XlafimarA Gift tique 18131 797-8007 2516-C McMullen Booth Rd. JoAnn French DA VID L. LEVY Attorney and Counselor at Law Telephone 18131 581-8787 655 Ulmerton Road Largo, Florida 33540 MORR meg 5W. 7w. HTravel Consultants3 uW- Northwood Plaza 2538 McMullen Booth Rd. Clearwater, Fla. 33519 Nancy A. Morreale Owner-Manager 733-1466 Sea Ox DUNEDN MARINE, INC. 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Clearwater, Fla. 33575 Phone 6131 796-0000 LAKESIDE TRAVEL 3410 East Lake Road East Lake Woodlands Plaza Palm Harbor, Fla. 33563 Phone Jack Metterle 6131 785-5613 President ZET 1100 State Road 584 Oldsmar, Fla. 33557 Phone $13 855-6617 Body Enhancement Center - Body Toning - Aerobics . Unisex Hair Styling COLONIAL FLORIST AND GIFTS Flowers for All Occasions Traditionally the Finest 344 Main Street Safety Harbor, FL 33572 726-4771 DR. PHILLIP G. CURREY OPTOMETRIST 2054 N.E. Coachman Road Clearwater, Florida 33575 Phone 442-5504 Karl D. Wiedemann President Contact Lenses Fashion Eyewear WIEDEMANN INDUSTRIES 12011 44th Street North Clearwater, Florida 33520 Trim Packages, Wood and Metal Doors, Locks, Etc. Pinellas 576-6750 Hillsborough 223-5393 gofanalia gireplaced 82 jpplianced Visit Our Showroom Free Estimates by Appointment 2053 State Road 580 Dunedin, Florida 33528 18131 734-3815 734-8961 New Port Richey Phone 849-0639 Tom Boland THE 1W1 HIVE AWARD CENTER Trophies . Awards Plaques Medals Custom Manufacturing 1810 North Hercules Avenue Clearwater, Florida Phone 18134424163 Paul Pisani PAT ROGERS m f1 ASSOCIATES,INC. Dennis 0. Stone Regional Manager 51 South Main Street Belcher Plaza, Suite 310 Clearwater, Fla. 33575 18131 441-1531 Specialists in Small Group Health Bankers Life of Des Moines Mutual Benefit Life Nitrous Oxide Evening Hours 1813 796-9695 Family Dentistry DR. FREDERICK S. PRATT 2340 Sunset Point Road Clearwater, Florida 33575 Adensemems Section Done By: Rhonda Klinske, Vickie Vigilante and Dawn Williams 160 Happenings GETTING INTO THE FUN OF IT Happenings 161 IIIP OI IOLLII' 162 Happenings Keep On Rollint Several times during the school year, students and teachers get together to roll all night long. While many students and teachers crowd onto the rink, others enjoy dancing, playing video games, and talking to their friends. You can even participate in the races or couple skate with your favorite partner. Happenings t 163 Dressing for Dollars Our Halloween dance, sponsored by the 7th grade class, brought many strange and funny costumes. Money prizes were awarded to the winners for the best all around costume. Refreshments were available and a band played throughout the dance. All in all, there was a great turnout. and the dance was a big success. 164 t Happenings Happenings 165 Music has been a major part of our students' lives here at S.H.M.S. From pop to rock, and Culture Club to Motley Crue, students enjoy a wide variety of musical trends. Freedom Jam came to our school during the month of January and performed assemblies for each grade level. They came back for a very successful concert the following evening. Along with dances, skating parties, and concerts, students can always listen to their favorite groups by buying tapes, records, and of course, decorating their lockers with their favorite posters and stickers. 166 i Happenings My favorite song is: My favorite group is: My favorite video is: Happenings M 167 At the end of the 1984 school year, the 8th grade class was awarded a very special trip to Walt Disney World. The students enjoyed a fun-filled day of riding many spectacular attractions such as Thunder Mountain Railroad, Space Mountain, and the Mad Hatter's Tea Party. This was a memorable day for all of our 8th graders. 168t Disney Trip Disney Trip 169 3k. ma av Get Away for a Day For the sixth grade and foreign language classes here at SHMS a trip to the St. Petersburg International Folk Fair lSPlFFl was an exciting and well deserved break from the busy school day. The students that attended SPIFF were able to observe, as well as experience, the different cultures of the different countries. This year the sixth grade also attended the performance of ltThe Amazing Einstein at the Performing Arts Center and Theater. lPACTl It was an enjoyable experience for all that attended. 170 l Happenings 3404 East Lake Road East Lake Woodlands Plaza 1813 785-7100 EAS T MIKE HAIR SALDN Hair Styles for Men and Women Tuesday-Saturday JUST THE RIGHT TIME, 0000 . WIN DIXIE,S Redken-KMS-Nexus HARVEST FRESH PRODUCE. 6 :3 WIN IXIE. ng L' $ DEPARTMENT STORE 1846 u.s. Hwy. 19 l . w KW Sunset Point Shopping Center 014 1 Clearwater, Florida 799-1017 5- ' Specializing in Discount Clothing - Fashion Designed Clothing at Discount Prices P446 gem 631 Cleveland Street Clearwater, Florida Phone: 181314424505 Alan Bitman Unredeemed Loans - Estates Purchased - Diamonds - Watches - Estate grooming Jewelry Expert Watch and Kg $iane Jewelry Repair 205 St. Pete Drive Oldsmar, Fla. - Next to the Pick Kwik Phone 855-3647 1 All Breeds - Cats, Too 1 Pet Supplies and Specialties itA.K.C. Quality Chihuahuas dwigh DENTAL RE AMERICNS SMILEMAKERTM Countryside Mall Clearwater, Florida 799-0842 Hours: M-T 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM F-s 8:30 AM 5:30 PM CAPTAIN,S PIZZA HOUSE State Road 584 Across From the Bank of Oldsmar Oldsmar, Florida 33557 Phone 855-1624 Hours Mon.-Thurs. 11-10 pm Fri. 11-11 pm Sat. 12-11 pm Closed Sundays Costas Kastanis Owner 18131 855-1064 grad; gufcller 340,9 nHome of Prime Meaty All Meats Freshly Cu! 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RAMKE Chiropractor Corner of East Bay and Belcher 147 Belcher Road, Suite 3 Largo, Florida 33541 Phone 531-8088 Free Initial Consultation CAMPAGNA HOMES INC. :3 .45.. :6 2561 Frisco Drive Clearwater, Florida 33519 796-8384 796-8302 Mike Campagna Residential Commercial Advertisements7 177 CAPTAIN1S PIZZA HOUSE Restaurant 725-2846 Hours Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.-11 pm. Fri. and Sat. 11 a.m.-12 pm. Sun. . . . Noon-10 p.m. Take Out Service Available 324 Main Street Safety Harbor, Fl. 33572 BAY AREA APPLIANCE 81 AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE Microwave Oven Specialists Authorized Factory Service for Over 30 Major Appliances 8853 2nd Street North Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 Phone 726-9165 lll'llll'lllllll studio photogra phy 178 6Advertisements SPUR SPUR GO SHOP 1921 us. 19 North Clearwater Corner of Sunset and U.S. 19 Phone 796-2557 Gas and Oil Discount Soda Bread, Milk - Groceries Misc. Good Luck From DIAL DIRECTORIES, INC. P.0. Box 1569, 2005 West Bay Drive Largo, FL 33540 Phone 585-8210 ROBERT M. 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