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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
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, 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
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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
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