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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1985 volume:

lntroduction Clubs 8th Grade Happenings Band 7th Grade I N -x Facuhy u 6th Grade -L O 03 Spons -L N N .j ,3 Closing Safety Harbor Middle School 125 7th Street N. Safety Harbor, FL 33572 Volume VIII ------I hi g E m H-H-H-I J, I I I , I , ill-- . .. ivmz. v-1 - MI I TO START To start The Game At SHMS the student must enroll. A schedule is made for students, showing them the classes they will be taking that year. Lockers are issued along with a combination that must be memorized. Teachers then distribute books and the game begins. Introduction t 3 n O .N C U .0 O r. f. n 4 The object of The Game At SHMS is to successfully complete each grade level. In order to do this students need to keep up with their homework and pay attention in class. Along with good study habits students need to attend school regularly. When students exhibit good behavior, attend school, and do well in their classes they are winning the game. Introduction i 5 HOW TO PLAY When you begin The Game At SHMS, you need to know How To Play the game. As a player, students will demonstrate skill in all areas. Rewards are given for outstanding achievement lHonor RolD, proper bus behavior lBus Incentive Programl, and good attendance lassembliesl. The skillful student will know what he has to do to win at this game. 6 l Introduction CYNL: mum SHES so UNUSUAL Introduction 7 n o .n C U d o r m 8 LUCKY DAYS When you land on a Lucky Day space you can be rewarded for a number of things. Students go on fieId trips and attend assemblies as a result of good attendance, good grades, and good behavior. Special Bus Award parties are also given to those students who behave exceptionally well on their bus, and the bus driver also is awarded a plaque. Introduction h 9 10 Introduction In every game the player runs the risk of landing on a penalty space. The skillful student needs to follow the rules of the school and remember to leave the gum at home, always walk in the halls, bring proper materials to class and arrive on time. By keeping this in mind, the student should be able to avoid those troublesome penalties. Introductione ll For some students The end of The Game means summer is approaching and another school year has gone by. For others it means that their time in Middle School is over and now they are looking on to High School and facing greater Challenges. For SHMS students the game they played was a memorable and lasting one. 12 t Introduction : 4 M Y, X - Ky v 1'. mm ,r ' . V VA-w' : i ,7 r , , 5 , f: a v' , . . 5 'i ' . 7?, -: kKS I tug, 541$ W W i i, '5 n; T J W D . w an m2 NW L , , Section done by: Brian Boshart, .44 Charlotte Lewis, Sherri Spanos Introduction l3 Ian Cohen. Section done by: IMsth Grade i ara Morgan, Kristin Wiemer 8th Grade 15 Kent Jeanette John Adams Julie John Elizabeth Adikes Aqresti Ales 1 Matt Julie Torn Allmen Amspaugh Antle Kimberly Teresa Patrick Arnitz A rnnld Atkins Lisa Angela Jennifer Baenen Baird Baker Eighth Grade 17 Jamie Michael Baltimore Banning Mike Paul Jennifer Barrett Bartolo Barton Jennifer Pearl Baty Beauford Shelly Mike Jessica Douglas Samantha Scott Bea vers Beftoulides Behar Belin Bell Bennett Marcie Heather Benson Bernardini 18 Eighth Grade Sandy Bitman Billy Blevin Susan Cassy Blodgett Borton Brinkman Theresa Blackburn Brian Boshart Andy Blauvelt Eighth Grade 19 Marisa Bufalino Maribel Calderon Rene Carlson 20 Eighth Grade Adam Browning Andy Callahan Randy Carpenter Barbara Bruton Cari Campbell f Colleen Casey Robert Brunnm Keb Burlev Daphne Buckhanan Becky Buehner Robert Cabana Tiffany Carlen Jennifer Kim Chambers Chiaooara Sheri Rebecca Barbara David Christian Phridodal Chyle Ciampini Jason Jeff David Chris Lisa Cobianco Cobianco Jason lan Nicole Cofield Cohen Colaianni Neil Christine Darold Cole Connelly Cook Eighth Grade 21 Zanetta Jamie Shelly Leigh Jenny Ed Copes Coughlin Cowqer Craig Creqo Cristiano x Jake Darren Renee Gus Michele Erin Cronin Culbertson Cupler Cutting Czop Daly i g Kathleen Mike Scott Angela Elias Thomas Daly Dandaneau Davidson Davis Davis Davis 22 Eighth Grade Valerie Danielle Davis Dayock Kelly Melinda Dinges Dinsmore Scott Douglass Bryan Anthony Dyer Edwards Jennifer DeClercq Anthony DiRenzi Michael Elza Keri-Lyn Demarest Reggie Dixon Jennifer DeSimone Hollie Doering Chad DeVore f 1 Robert Doscher Eighth Grade 23 Karen Shelley Kevin Sharon James Richard Esposito Evans Evensen Eviston Fachtmann Fachtmann Michelle Shannon Roxanne Jessica Angie Patricia Fangman Farabee Fares Freeley Feltner Fernandez Michelle Scott Emily Scott Linda Armaletha Fernow Fiore Fisher Fivecoat Fleming Ford 24 Eighth Grade Billie Jo Mark Tina Joe Frodae FuIahum Fuller Gallier Richard Brian Chris Lias Gallo Gardley Gardlev Garrv David Angie Sharon Tim Julie Shawn Gates ' Gaudiosi Gennaro George Girone Goble Meadow Chris Goldman Goller Nicholas Griffith Chris Mike Groves Guergawi Israel Steve Guin Gunderson Rob Michelle Hadesty Hair Kristine Bridget Melissa Hann Hardesty Harnnr Brian Jane Richard Harrington Harris Harris Jeff Henderson Shannon Hendhay Brian Hoffmap Scott Hathcock Melissa Henry David Hoffman Montrae Hayward Chantelle Heustis Mike Heisler Robert Hildenbrand Ellen Holmes 32s Kenneth Christina Lisa Justin Amy Mike Hopkins Horton Horton Howard Howlett Hudson Nicky Stephanie Wendy Candy Brian Cheri Hudson Hudson Hudson Huev Humphries Huss Holly Sherri Chris Dannielle Keliy Heather Hutchinson Hutton Hyatt lsel Johnstone Jones Dina Troy Mike Junker 28 Eighth Grade Melyssa Patrick Missy Kathy Kaspars Kelly Kemp Kenton Dudley Craig Erika Kern Kibitlewski Kiener Kristy Sue Becky Wendi Kenneth Treena Kincaid Koonce Kris Scott Perry Krabbe Kramer Kranias Tim Mark Joanna Kris Kroucik Krumsieg Eighth Grade 29 m1 Patty Kristin Jennifer Kubulm Kulia Kurnnck X, a 1 Sean Kera Steve eritz Lamnman Lancaster Kathleen Frances Josh Landin Lane Langholz Alissa Philip Devon Tiffany Sandra David Lanier Larkin Larsen Lash Lashley Lawson Jennifer Amy Janice Lebron Lee Lee 30 Eighth Grade Pam David Heather Tim Charlotte Kevin Lees Leniart Leonard Lewicke Lewis Lipscomb John Christy Tiphaine Tanya nouy Lockhart Lough Louradour l nva Lovell Jeff Melissa Hancee Michelle Patricia ' Kyle Loyless Lundy Madonna Malkasian Martin Masingill W Eighth Grade 31 ; , A A Kim Amy Amy Wendy Darian Debbie Mathews Maxfield Mays McCarty McCollum McCormick Susan Mark Kevin James Ryan Sean McDaniel McDonald McElveen McGee McGee McKeon Scott Susan Mike Bryan Christine Andy McLaughlin McLelIan McNamee Merriam Meyer Meyers Mark Lisa Robert P. Miller Milliron Milliron 32 Eighth Grade , , x X Jason Jessica Angelo Moore Moore Moraitis Teresa Sean Shannon Pat Cathy Kim Morgano Morris Mullen Nehls Nelson Neu Cindy Kim Julie Neuhausen Neuman Hickerson Andy Gene Norcia Norris Eighth Grade 33 Jacquelyn Novak Kristi Personett 34 Eighth Grade Linda O'Rourke Angie Paumier Charles Peterson Cheryl Pawelak Jonathan Petrucelli Matthew Payne Kenny Phoenix Jenni Otting David Piechocki Heather Overfelt Dina Pitchon 1, John Monica Raul Laura Elvira Stephanie Planamenta Plants Porrata Porter Pressler Prestera Lisa Steve Eric Allison Reifer Renforth Reveron Reverri Andre Angela Gina Rickards Riley Rinaldo Tony Sandra Veronica Ringelspaugh Ritums Robinson Eighth Grade 35 Michael Rocha Steven Sandello Allyson Schumacher Nicole Christy Roe Ross Shannon Rusmisel Harry Savopoulos Shannon Selznick Wendy Rucker Danette Scheffer Jennifer Runy Amy Sanchez Robby Louis A. Scheffer Schmitz lll 36 Eighth Grade Sconyers Heather Skipper David Charles Sotnick Spencer Jenny Beau Jennifer Stabach Staples Steiner Chad Kerry Lisa Steinorth Stewart St. Germaine Kristen Shepherd Michele Slattery Isobel Spicer Devin Sirmenis Lisa Peggy Slider Somerville Chip Sprickman Eighth Grade 37 Sharon John Dionne Stranger Stuart Sullivan Chrissy Sutton Swetland Robert Cheryl Kevin Mike Amy David Thompson Thonen Todd Tormeno Towler Townsend Lonnie Mary Melissa Trogden Trotto Tyson 38 Eighth Grade Tameka Tyson Kevin WachhoIz Webster Mark Billy Van Simaeys Van Vranken Mark Mark E. Walker Walker Grant Wenrick x , k1: ,, Kim John Chris Van Vranken Velasco Vitulli Aaron Scot Vicki Warner Warner Weaver Brad Wetzell Eighth Grade 39 Cheryl Zuk Mike Whitehead Jenny Zukowski Kristin Wiemer Jennifer Worth Sandra Zukowski Jenny Kim Williamson Wilson Heather Yankee Robert Younghans 40 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 41 . f Section done by: Wanda Battle and Jenny VandenBroo 42 Happenings Happenings 43 44 T Happenings SAFETY ON WHEELS FFA has again helped SHMS students. This enthusiastic group sponsored the second annual Bike Rodeo after school. The bike rodeo helps students learn good bicycle safety. This event is always a fun time for all who participate. ROLLING THROUGH THE GAME Skating parties are fun filled nights for SHMS students. The students and staff join in for two hours of skating and some of the best music in the area! Skating parties are usually held on Thursday nights from 6 to 8. Our skating parties are a lot of fun and enjoyed by all. Happenings 45 S.H.M.S. GIVES A HELPING HAND Friday, November 2 was a very special day at SHMS. Students reached out and helped a fellow student's brother. John Novak, a former SHMS student was stricken by a virus that caused him serious heart complications. Doctors determined that a heart transplant was necessary. Literally hundreds of Jackie Novak's friends filled the gym for a fund raising benefit. This outreach to help a fellow student grew to Countryside High School where the students who had performed in the Lip Syncy production volunteered some of their time to give two performances for students at SHMS. Through the generosity of students and teachers over $2000.00 was raised. 46 t Happenings A DAY OF FRIGHT Witches, Bums, Bunnies and Babies were some of the many costumes seen in the halls of SHMS on October 3lst. The annual Halloween Dance sponsored by Future Farmers of America was held from 2:30 to 4:00 in the gym. It was a great success. The costume con- test was categorized strickly by best costume in each grade level. Although there was no category, the fun- niest group of costumes seen around school was the group of boys dressed as girls. Happenings h 47 MAKING A , b t GAME OF EXPERIMENTS During the year, students in advanced Science classes are required to do a Science project. It is very hard for the judges to select the best entries, as all are well done! This year the judges selected the following winners: Gayle Brown, Kristen Jenson, Peach Weiser, Mike Woolever, Kari Childress, Holly Esch and Julie Flatter. These students entries will be entered in the county Science Fair competition. LuuzLIA DANotA ...-............ ANCIENT 53599.3, W W thi MI STHMAFUR HKWTSt 48 t Happenings ROCKIN THROUGH THE GAME Music is a part of our students' lives at SHMS. Students have but- tons, shirts, posters and stickers which reflect their favorite group. . Lip Synch contests are now Tx L popular, as a special rock star can haw I be portrayed by students as they are rockint through the game. Happenings t 49 50 Band and Chorus IO :aaH-Ha J Band and Chorus 51 WARRIOR BAND Front Row: Linda Fleming, Sharon Gennaro, Heather Yankee, Erin Daly, Angel Dowty, Suzanne Schodtler, Christa Paumier, Kari Childress, Yvonne Moir. Kris Tietjen. Second Row: Kelly Dinges, Nicole Roe. Kim Mathews, Kathy Habert, Kristy Ross, Jennifer Schodtler, Stacie Arm- strong, Amy Mould, Kristen Jensen, Bill Hambsh. Third Row: Beth Ribet, Kristy Kincaid, Stephen Reeves, Christine Connelly, Linda O'Rourke, Mark Miller, Jeff Clark, Elvira Pressler, Sharon Burris, Janna Blatt, Robert Cabana. Fourth Row: Jeanne Mould, Jason Wester, Aaron Warner, Gus Cutting, Jamie McGee, David Hoffman, Shaun Ruse, Jason Dallmann, Angie Paumier. James Vance, Ted Riser. Top Row: Mike Elza, Kim Cary, Montrae Hayward, Heather De Rose, Jamie Coughlin, Pat Fernandez, Andre Rickards, Cory Osborn, Kera Lampman, Eric Mills, Patrick Cummings, Donald Tupper. BRAVE BAND David Bove, Andrea Miller, Rhonda Fite, Anneke Walker, Marcie McKay, Amanda Normington, Stephanie Browning, Jill Bratina, Susan Jarman. Third Row: Joe Loyless, John Utsch, Mark Devine, Chris Barnett, Tim Grohman, Mark Hoffman, Alissa Buonodono, Mike Gomez, Amy Colvin, Mike Lee. Fourth Row: April Nightingale, Anneliesse Mayorga, Derek Gabbard, Keith Wood, Daphne Buckhanan, Eric Alexander, Brian Rebar, Clark Mesolella, Mark Walker, Chris Johnson. Top Row: Marie DeFreitas, Nancy Pelton, Katie Ewers, Aaron Allen, Anthony Edwards, Kevin Evensen, David Ciampini, Scott Fiore, Bill Scheu, Robby Scheffer. Eu- Elul 52 Warrior Band Brave Band ; ' ! a Front Row: George Allen, Tracy DiRose, Beth Davis, Becky Mercer, Laura Stuart, Jessica Moore, Kelly Dolbow. Second Row: STAGE BAND Front Row: Christa Paumier, Mark Devine, Tim Grohman, Chris Barnett, Mike Heisler. Second Row: Sharon Burris, Sharon Gennaro, Linda Fleming, Ted Riser. Top Row: Aaron Warner, Jamie McGee, David Hoffman, Derek Gabbard, Jason Wester, Eric Mills. FLUTE CHOIR Front Row: Rebecca Pernas, Tracy O'Rourke, Christina Tichenor, Heather Salek, Leslee Curran, Megan CapersA Top Row: Rachel Roatch, Michele Allan, Tricia Callihan, Katrina Sullivan, Christina Lanier, Ceil Weber. Stage Band and Flute Choir 53 Front Row: Jamie Johnson. Alicia Armstrong, Stephanie Bodden, Shannon Cole, Crisann Penk, Cheryl Gabriel, Wendy Wasilewski. Second Row: Peter Hayes, Adam Myers, Patricia Budd, Michelle Morrison, Nicole Lamoureaux, Ricky Bernardi, Holly Esch. Top Row: Marc Ollis, Brian Weigand, Daniel Williams, Bill Stephens, Troy Kornacki. Front Row: Rabia Karatela, Chris St. Clair, Bobby Foos, Richard Geier, Mike Chilton, Dusty Plummer. Second Row: Bobby Antle, Frank Follett, Steve Alex, Nicole Ryan, R. J. Fredricks, Clark Kent, Joe Duncan. Top Row: Brandon Miller, Pat Fernandez, Mike Heisler, Steve Gunderson, Charles Spencer, Mark VanSimaeys. 54 Beginning Bands BEGINNING STRINGS c fl Front Row: Ilka Taylor, Michelle Huddleston. Amy Welch, Jennifer Rose, Gerald Ostrander, Charity Patterson, David Arnitz, Ms. Bell. Second Row: Liza Smith, Lisa Baker, Marie Welch, Andrea Shirley, Holly Burke, Jennifer Rough, Melissa Cramer. Top Row: Trenton LaFave. Dave Strahl, Kevin Kerscher, Kenny Briscoe, Steve Gould, John Westerman. ORCHESTRA Front Row: Heather O'Keefe, Wendy Moran, Krista Patton. Lara Richarme, Cynthis Pressler, Becky Buehner, Chris Willis. Second Row: Ms. Bell, Shannon Rusmisel, Kerry Stewart, Holly Lovell, Kim VanDyke, Meadow Goldman, Rachel Harrison, Nathanael Campbell, Vernessia Littles, Brad Wetzell, Mike Sklaruk, Robby Scheffer. Third Row: Josh LanghoIz, Gene Norris, Mike Beftoulides, Gayle Echlov, Wendy Hudson, Ginger Crane, Lisa Stepanik, Becky Williams, Susan Rodnite, Dianna Gibson. Top Row: Nicole Roe, Eric Mills, Jason Wester. Jamie Coughlin, Jennifer Schodtler, Suzanne Schodtler, Kari Childress, Sharon Gennaro, Heather DeRose, Sharon Burris. auu-unnu-E Beginning Strings and Orchestra 55 HARBOR LIGHTS Front Row: Ricky Hensen, Billy Goudy. Michael Barlaan, Kathy Kenton, Susan Brill, Kim Newman, Wendy McDaniel, Delanna Limbawan, Angie Gaudiosi. Lisa Fonville, Lisa Milliron, Angie Riley. Second Row: Patrick Dietz, Jeanette Adams, Lisa Garry, Kristi Personett, Jenny Crego, Kathy Daly, Mary White, Cheryl Thonen, Betty White, Kathleen Landin. Third Row: Lisa Slider, Sandra Lashley, Dionne Sullivan, Susan Blodgett, Dina Pitchon, Wendy McCarty, Shannon Mullen, Tiffany Carlen, Michelle Hair, Maribel Calderon. Top Row: Israel Guin, Paul Pastuszek. William Baker, Philip Larkin, Bridget Hardesty, Amy Mays, Rebecca Christodal, Jennifer Runy, Mrs. Kadlec, Front Row: Christine Rice, Laura McClellan, Suzanne Sealey, Jennifer Johnson, Jason LeMay, Kris Burns, Julie Starnes, Jennifer Wright, Tonya Holleman, Nathan Hemec, Peach Weiser. Second Row: Mrs. Kadlec, Shawna Murphy, Michelle Clark, Jennifer Brown, Lorie Jameson, Christina Persaud, Tracy Petitta, Sean Fitzgerald, Shane Lively, Kevin Mazur, Jessica Porras. Top Row: Julie Flatter, Jennifer Harrington, Dan Loomis, Tony Ryner, Jason McNeill, Jamie LaBelle, Shannon Goble, Sarah McNeill, Melissa Siddell, Dana Vance, Stacy Sprague, Stepanie Levine. Yd'oumuul 56 Harbor Lights and Lesbons Chorus SYOBONS CHORUS Front Row: Kris Gitkos, Vicky Smith, Stacie Karamanolis, Lisa Bargas, Sherrie LeRouge, Becky Pickens. Second Row: Beth Briggs, Ann Jacobsen, Tracey Brunsell, Mandy Holmes, Melissa Smith, Christy Tester. Traci VanKorb. Top Row: Lesley Buck, Rachel Kille, Tammy Lunet- ta, Elena Rosas, Trena Kosch, Cheryl Cook, Sandra Luke, Mrs. Kadlec. Sybons Chorusw 57 Section done by: Elizabeth Barrett 58 Seventh Grade ; 4x .- Deanna Jessie George Alex Stacie Alex Brett Brian Adkison Albertson Allen Anton Armstrong Arthur Aschwanden Attuso Michael Elizabeth Jay Barlaan Barrett Barrett Cathy Jeanie Baker Baker w m .A , Reggie Tom Wanda Kelly Ronnie Sylvia Michele Bascomb Bass Battle Beck Benton Blanco Blevin Jennifer Steve Alex Charles Paul Allison Bethany Seleste Boos Bourbeau Bowlby Boyd Braman Brennan Briggs Brown Stephanie Lesley Alissa Jamie Browning Buonodono 60 7th Grade x Kirk Tricia Milton Nathanael Alan Kim Robert Kari Burzynski Callihan Campbell Campbell Carawan Cary Cason Childress Tom Matt Sherri Homer Lee Joe Valarie Kevin Scott Chittenden Chrien Cocilova Coleman Colletti Collier Collins Conrod Cheryl Harold Mike Rob Joanna Ginger Patrica Patrick Cotton Cross Cummings Tammy Jason Brian Jason Renee Moriah Carolina Heather Curtis Dallmann Dalton Daniel Davis Dawson Daza DeRose 7th Grade 61 Jerri DeShazo 62 Seventh Grade Steve Detwiler Michael Diamond Dave Dishinger Phil Dominguez Beth Dobson Byron Rawn Driver Robert Ehrman Dawn Dillard Christine Drake Scott Elias Zachary Drewes Gayle Echlov Ward Eshleman I .. 1 Katie Chanda Shane Richard Vicki Rhonda John Eric Ewers Fahrenkamp Fernow Fiacable Fields Fite Fletcher Flood Jennifer Kimberly Robert Jennifer Susan Sherri Dianna Brian Forest Fowler Fredericks Gamber Garrison Gaylor Gibson Gilkes Rosaline Kris Ron Gillespie Glickman Morrie Goldstein Scott Christina James Grabowski Greene Greenman Gundry George Terri Susan Reed Haag Haberkorn Hackman Haley Seventh Grade 63 Jamie Jan Bill Arthur Chip Rachel Heighway Heiking Hambsh Harriel Harrison Keith Kristen Ricky John Ronald Marc Chris Craig Hendley Henry Henson Herrmann Hicks Himelhoch Hoban Hoffman Mark Mandy Chris Allison Hoffman Holmes Hommel Hone Terry Nick Kristina Michelle Houglum Houllis Howell Huddleston Elizabeth David Ernest Hugill lnscor Jackson , 'x - . Jack Jimmie Mike Arezoo Jackson Jackson Jacob Jannesar 64 Seventh Grade Kristen Jamie Leah Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnston Lacretia Artem Melanie Jones Karamanolis Katsanikakis Keel ' W Katrina Kennedy Kennedy Brad Christine Kidwell Kinane Abigail Kosterman Jennifer Sara Krause Kravik Kravik Seventh Grade 65 Michele Krupp Jerry Lappert Jeremy Katie Marcinkowski 66 Seventh Grade Renee LaRoche Delanna Limbawan Angd Kussard Rose Leasure Jill Londrigan Anneliesse Mayorga Shawn La Belle Joe Loyless Stephanie Maza Nichole Lamoureaux .X Christina McCloud Heath McGill Dan MaGuire Krissy McCullough Jim McKenna Danielle Lanni Sherrie LeRouge Mike McDonald Tobi McMuHen Chris Millward Katrina Moore Courtney Moser Melanie Moss Candy Mitchell mw; Jeffrey Morehead Jennifer Motyl Jesse Mitchell Wendy Moreland Laura Grant James Merriex Mesolella Michael Michelle Mock Harry Michelle Morrison Morrison Jeanne MouId Jennifer Mills Matt Morrow Seventh Grade 67 Jeanette Haden Ortiz Page Nikki Wesley Parker Parrish 68 Seventh Grade Kevin Vince Norris Novak Eric Oremland Krista Patton Greg Pendleton Jessica Peterson Frances Ortiz Christa Paumier Stacy Pendleton Shirley Petryniec Nancy Pelton A Danielle Petersen Tanya Philips 5x . L Rebecca Carrie Ivan Stephanie Nicky Maria Christine Mike Pickens Pierce Pire Powers Prioli Prioli Purvis Quinn DanieIle Stephanie Kacy Michelle Steve Beth Noel Wendy Quish Raneri Ranostaj Reed Reeves Ribet Richert Robertson Susan Rodnite Rosas Ross Carolyn Jason Allison Bill Sadler Scarbrough Schemnitzer Scheu I k Johnny Jennifer Suzanne Schmidt Schodtler Schodtler Seventh Grade 69 Lance Jonathan Denise Brian Jim Alan Dennis Micah Schwan Scott Sepulveda Settlemire Severinsen Seymour Sheffield Sieder Angela Eric Kelli Melissa Scott Vicky Janet Kelly Simons Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smout SpauIding Cynthia Jason David Shane Spear Staley Stearsman Steffy Lisa Darrell Greg Judy Stepanik Stevens Stewart Stokes Lee George Keri Pam Stonesifer Sturgill Sullivan Sullivan Robin Danny Gary Christy Sunderman Swope Terpak Tester 7O Seventh Grade Donna Tietien Kim VanDyke Mike Westerman Becky Williams Seventh Grade 71 72 Clubs and Organizations Clubs and Organizations 73 Front Row: Vicki Fields, Wanda Battle. Stephanie Mala, Elizabeth Barrett, Stephanie Hudson, Brian Boshart, Mrs. Skiratko Md- vison. Charlotte Lewis, Tara Morgan, Pam Lees, Nancee Madonna, Kristin Wiemer. Top Row: Jennifer Steiner, Becky Nelson. Stephanie Powers, Leah Johnson, Jenny Vandenbrook, Audi Clark, Ian Cohen, Kenny Koonce, Jackie Novak, Sherri Spanos, Chris Sawyer, Angie Paumier. 74 Yea rbook WE PUT THE GAME TOGETHER While students in foreign language classes are learning to deal with unfamiliar sounding words, students in the yearbook class are learning such words as pica, cropper, and quad-pak. These students are learning the foreign language of a yearbook. Producing the HReflections requires a lot of time, work and money. Under the supervision of student editors, Brian Boshart and Charlotte Lewis, and advisor Mrs. Skiratko, staff members work daily in class and several days after school, and even a few weekends to meet deadlines. The end product is most gratifying for these dedicated staff members. Yea rbook h 75 REPORTING ON THE GAME The ttTotem Pole here at SHMS is the school newspaper. Under the supervision of student editor, Shelly Evans, and advisor Mrs. Hall, the Totem Pole is published four times a year. The nineteen staff members gather and report information about outstanding students and school activities. They provide us with the news of the game. Front Row: David Stearsman, Vince Novak, Scott Lee, Allyson Schumacher, Kevin Collins. Second Row: Cynthia Spear, Jennifer Kravik, Michele Czop, Shelly Evans, Becky Klubes, Raland Brewer, Cathy Baker, Mrs. Hall tAdvisory Top Row: Renee LaRoche, Robert Morris, Kelly Beck, Heather Leonard, Raland Brewer, Dana Shaver. 76 t Newspaper Staff ACTING OUT THE GAME The show will always go on is the drama clubhs motto. The drama club learns techniques of acting, make-up and set construction. This year the clubhs production was the HWizard of 02. Students who are interested in theater need to join these hard working students. Front Row: Jennifer Riginos, Tad Davis, HoIIy Hutchinson, Rob Jones, Sharon Burris, Kim Arnitz, Gayle Echlov, David Pruszyn- sky, Sylvia Blanco. Second Row: Jeanie Baker, Jill Bratina, Jeff Arbogast, Brian Rebar, Megan Capers, Delanna Limbawan, Tobi McMuIlen, Jennifer Moytl, Melanie Blaisdell, Sarah McHeill. Peach Weiser, Tim Grohman, Jill Featherstone. Top Row: Mrs. Strouse hSponson, Kristen Shepherd, Kim Wilson, Kim Rebar, Scott Hathcock, Jodi Finkel, Heather DiMaio, Kelly Dulbow, Rebecca Christodal. Katie Ewers. Mrs. Duffey Sponsor; Miss Rambow hSponson missing. Front Row: Ray Swetland, Richard Gallo, Peter Haynes, Charles Spencer, Shane Steffey, Bill VanVranken, Robert Dosher, Sylvia Blanco. Sec- ond Row: Wendy McCarty, Kerry Stewart, Kellee Held, Shelley Beavers, Joanna Krumseig, Lisa St. Germaine, Kathy Habert, Cortney Moser, Jamie Johnson, Cindy Bess, Janed Smout, Patricia Cross, Teri Haberkorn, Sherri Christian, Jennifer Boos. Third Row: Michelle Fangman, Darold Cook, Victor Zucco, Kim Chiappara, Sandy Bitman, Julie Amspaugh, Missy Henry, Renee Cupler, Leslee Curran, Kari Sullivan, Amiee Towler. Fourth Row: Rob Hadesty, Scott Wyatt, Jennifer Lebron, Angelo Moraitis, David Sotnick, Jeff Loyless, Chad Steinorth, David Ross, Col leen Casey, Scott Elias, Tony Jones, Angela Baird, David Close. Neil Haynes, Sherri Hutton, Kristin Wiemer, Wendy Moran, Krista Patton. Fifth Row: Kevin McEleveen, Eric Reveron, Vera Page, Missy Hart. Kelly Black, Vicki Weaver, Jennifer Worth, Kelly Johnstone, Jason Wester, Lori Tillery. Top Row: Doug Belin, Craig Kibitlewski, John Planamenta, Perry Kranias, Kevin Lipscomb, Gus Cutting, Jennifer Runy, Cathy Baker, Rachel Harrison, Melissa Harper, Peggy Sommerville, Kelli Mulik, Miss Littlefield. 78 Future Farmers of America HELPING THE GAME GROW Many students wonder exactly what FFA really stands for. Future Farmers of America is for the development of leadership, citizenship and cooperation. The members participate in contests as well as learning life long skills. Besides planting and caring for new seedlings, students experience the miracle of life with the birth of a new goat and raising a pig that thinks he is a student! These FFA members are the true farmers at SHMS. Future Farmers of America h 79 SUPPLIES ARE NEEDED IN THE GAME The School Store at SHMS is operated by a group of students who spend their time advertising and selling school supplies. Operating from the Media Center, these people supply the students with the essential materials needed for the game. llxl-cuz-qxn 53-1 Front Row: Mrs. Chase. Ray Lober, Robert Buono, Amy Sanchez, Manny Quinones. Top Row: Kim Wilson, Angie Hyman 80 t School Store THE SHMS GAME I SHOW Mr. Lindsay has his special group of students first period. The students in the production class film dances, special events, and make their own newscast tNewscani, which is shown to students through social studies classes. There are many valuable skills to learn in this class. This group makes sure special events in the game are captured. Front Row: Allison Brennan Jessica Peterson, Frances Ortiz Ginna Ortiz, Carrie Pierce, Sandra Zukowski. Second Row: Kris Krabbe Andrew Warner, John Young, Robert Cabana, Ellen Holmes, Heather Bernardini Mr. Lindsay, Allyson Yung, Angie Baird. Top Row: Beth Sconyers, Mike Dandaneau Aimee Cekau, Mark Walker, Cheri Huss. Television Production i 81 ACTIVELY PARTICIPATING IN THE GAME The PTSA Student Advisory group at SHMS works with both the faculty and administration, as well as in the community. This fall students organized a Lip Synch concert to raise money for a former student in need of a heart. During the spring a clean-up day was held and our teachers were honored on Teacher Appreciation Day. These busy students are actively participating in the game. Nancee Madonna, Beth Sconyers, Mike Dandaneau, Aimee Cekau, Allyson Schumacher, Angie Paumier, Mrs: Skiratko tAdvisorL Sherri Spanos, Pam Lees, Jackie Novak, Jean Terio, Mark Walker, Jennifer Steiner. 82 t PTSA Student Group SCHOLARS OF THE GAME The four words character, scholarship, leadership, and service have a great deal of meaning to the 103 members of the Junior National Honor Society. These four words are the standards for entrance into this organization. Members must also be involved in a service project. This year members raised money for the SPCA. This extra effort demonstrated by these students reflects not only on the student, but also the schooL Front Row: Laav Klein, Robert Cabana. Ian Cohen, Sandy Bitman, Jackie Novak, David Hoffman, Tobi McMullen. Megan Capers, Kathy Ken- ton, Jennifer Worth. Sharon Gennaro, Elizabeth Ribet. Second Row: Janet Smout, Kerry Stewart, Danielle lsel, Tara Morgan, Kim Mathews, Susan Brill. Elizabeth Hugill, Angela Riley, Cheryl Cook, Amy Mould, Jennifer Vandenbrook, Cathy Baker, Renee LaRoche. Third Row: Donald Tupper, Meadow Goldman, Jessica Feeley, Holly Hutchinson. Kim Rebar, Vicki Weaver, Susan Kisiel, Shawn Ruse, Delanna Limbawan, Rebec. ca Nelson, Stacie Armstrong, Kristen Jenson. Fourth Row: Nathaniel Campbell, Janice Lee, Sondra Ritums, Barbara Bruton, Christina Horton, Jennifer Baker, Karen Esposito, Kelly Wogan, Mary Trotto, Jeanne Mould. Fifth Row: Mark McDonald, Tony Jones, Jenny Dunne, Danielle Quish, Suzanne Schodtler, Jennifer Schodtler, Kari Childress. Mike Banning, Aimee Cekau, Tim Lewicke, Robert Hadesty, Michael Jupina. Sixth Row: Alex Anton, Heather DeRose, Gayle Brown, Nicole Roe, Kristen Shepherd, Allison Reverri, Julie Nickerson, Kathy Habert, Shannon Rusmisel, Tad Davis. Top Row: Angelo Moraitis. Mrs. Morales eadvisorx David Brinkman, Brian Boshart, Jessica Peterson, Scott Fiore, Sherri Cocilova, Melissa York, Jennifer DeClercq, Charlotte Lewis, Colleen Casey, Angela Baird, James Grove, Michael Rocha. Scott Wyatt, John Lockhart. National Honor Society h 83 SERVING WITH A SMILI The Red Cross Club is an organization for those students who are interested in helping other people. The second year of the club was a busy one. During Christmas, members collected money through the math classes, to help buy presents for children who were not as fortunate as others. These caring students aid the game with a smile and helping hand. 84 w Red Cross lll ..............-. Front Row: Delanna Limbawan, Keri Demarest, Ellen Holmes. Top Row: Mrs. Gozo mdvison, Krystal Barlow, Eric Reveron. Clubs and Organizations 85 m 3, ' V Section Done B Leah Johnson, Nancee Made 1 86 Faculty - Administration i ephanie Powers. 7 8 n .w t. a r t .m .m m d A y H U C a F YOU HAVE TO WRITE TO PLAY One of the hardest parts of the game at SHMS is learning the essentials in Language Arts; $pelling, Literature, Grammar, Composition; Teachers and students strive toward creativity, excitement and excellence. Mr. Cohn Mrs. Haire Mrs. Hancock Mrs. Tsalickie Mrs. Hall Mr. Morrow Mrs. Morse 88 Language Mrs. Krick Mrs. Milnes Dr. Potter READ TO GET AHEAD Developing better reading skills is just one of the goals the reading teachers have for their students. Reading a variety of materials from plays to short stories, students are challenged daily with the words on the printed page. With the variety of enjoyable activities, students also increase their reading skills. Reading i 89 Mr. Hancock Dept. Head Mr. Martin Mrs. Rice Mr. Sedore Mr. Scott 93$: There is more to Social Studies than just current events. Students in the Social Studies classes learn about the world around us as well as facts about our past. The Social Studies Department enables the students to gain knowledge, and gives them the ability to work together. 90t Social Studies Mrs. Dewberry Mr. Engel Mrs. Gillespie Mr. Haire Mr. Hall Mr. Harris Dept. Head THE SOLUTION TO THE G A ME M's-MCCOnihay Mr.Schlierer The SHMS science classes teach a wide range of subjects, from studying the solar system to knowing how your bodies work and function. Students and teachers alike are always searching for new solutions. Science 91 THE PROBLEM SOLVERS Because of societyes advanced technology, math skills are becoming increasingly important. Our math department stresses these skills daily, and encourages students to reach their potential. Again this year five students were selected to participate in the countywide math competition. These problem solvers add to our game. Mr. Brown Mrs. Caldwell Mrs. Carter Mrs. Davis Dept. Head Mr. Harrington Mr. Heershap Mr. Peace Ms. Rambow 92 e Math A GAME OF F ITNESS The time of day when students at SHMS get to work off that extra energy is the Gym period. There are many activities in gym, such as Physical Fitness Testing, soccer, football, basketball and volleyball. The gym teachers have a great time outside and as an e r, i A e e extra benefit they get a great tan. Mr. Jablonski Mr. Krause Mr, Kuzniewski Mrs. Kuzniewski Dept. Head Miss Shields Ms. Veal Physical Education h 93 The vocational Classes are very exciting and educational. They teach students skills that will benefit them in the future. These classes include: typing, sewing, graphics, cooking, American Industries, and power and transpor- tation. In addition to learning, students find the Classes a fun and enjoyable experience. ms. Chenault Mr. Ewbanks Miss Henry LEARNING A TRADE THROUGH THE GAME Mrs. Spear Mr. VanHortwick Dept. Head Mrs. Storrs Spanish 94 Vocational Classes KNOWLEDGEABLE PLAYERS IN THE GAME The Gifted classes at SHMS are always buzzing with unusual activities. On any given day you can walk into a classroom and find computer pro- gramers, archaeologists or film makers. Students enjoy a year of challenge and fun in these classes. Mrs. Skiratko X . um mnmnw, ::;;::-.vr, 1::vuu :JXCFPTIONAL G PLAYERS Time, patience and energy all go into teaching the exceptional classes. These teachers teach more than academics. Students receive extra help in all areas from teachers who are aware of their special needs. These teachers combine fun with learning, making the students HExceptional Mrs. Kroll l EH Players. , K Mrs. Merlino Mrs. Morales Mrs. Strouse Mrs. Wilson SLD Pl SLl SLD 96l Exceptional Education STARTING THE GAME OUT RIGHT Our sixth grade is very proud of their administrative team. which consists of their assistant principal, Mrs. Jaquish, their counselor, Miss McCreary, and their secretary, Mrs. Landin. These ladies are busy all day helping students with schedules, writing admits to class, as well as helping students with problems. Their main responsibility, however, is to keep the sixth grade organized, and running smoothly. These ladies are a big help to SHMS. Ms. Jaquish Administrator Miss McCreary Counselor Front Row: Bill lrby, Gina Rinaldo, Lisa Garry, Barbara Bruton. Top Row: Sandy Bitman, Brian Harrington, Doug Ryder, Wesley Wood. Ms. Landin Secretary Sixth Grade Administration r 97 ..-........a.p Front Row: Rob McNaull, Joanna Krumsieg, Julie Adikes, Amy Lee, Daphne Buchanan. Top Row: Chris O'Neill, Cindy Bess, Yvonne Moir, Heidi Hart, Julie Girone, Heather Jones, Shaun Goucher. TAKIN Making up the 7th grade team are three dedicated and hard working people: Mr. Burns, Mrs. Avenall and Mrs. Solava. Mr. Burns, the 7th grade administrator, helps keep the 7th graders in line. Mrs. Solava, the counselor, lends an ear to all students who need help or advice. The secretary, Mrs. Avenall, registers new students as well as writing admits to class. Working together like this makes them an effective team. 98 t Seventh Grade Administration '3. ?XT TURN X A Mr. Burns Mrs. Solava Mrs. Avenall Administrator Counselor Secretary Mr. Krassner Mrs. Dowty Mrs. Conrod Administrator Counselor Secretary TEAM AT THE TOP The Eighth Grade Administrative Team plays an important part in the game at SHMS. Mrs. Conrod, the secretary, keeps the eighth grade house running smoothly. The counselor, Mrs. Dowty, works on schedules and assists students with their problems. Our new administrator, Mr. Krassner, is busy with students who might be having difficulties, and with teachers, assisting them in any way he can. Ail play an important role in managing the game. Front Row: Scott Hathcock. Keith Wood. Israel Guin. Second Row: Jennie Worth. Johndylon Walls, Nikki Roe. Lisa Miiliron, Angie Gaudiosi, Nicole Colaiani. Shannon Arce, Wendy McCarty. Kera Lampmant Top Row: Erin Daly, Cheri Huss, Amy Mays. Tiffany Carlen, Jennifer Runy. Mrs. Conrod, Mrs. Dowty, Jennifer DeClercq, Regina Geier, Marcie Benson, Shannon Mullen. Eighth Grade Administrationi 99 Front Row: Mrs. Popaden, Robert Buono, Angie Hyman, Amy Sanchez, Kim Wilson. Ray Lober, Mrs. Chase. Second Row: Cheryl Thonen. Jessica Moore, Jenny Stabach, Wendy Moreland, Crissy Meyer. Top Row: Shannon Farabee, Jessica Feeley, Jenny Wolfe, Manny Quinones, Billy Jo Frodge, Susan Blodgett. Mrs. Popaden READING YOUR WAY THROUGH THE GAME The Media Center is an excellent place to get information. Mrs. Popaden and Mrs. Chase, our Media Specialists, assist students in locating books and materials for those special assignments, as well as audio visual equipment and displays to use in class presentations. The Media Center is a vital part of the game at SHMS. 100 Media Cefner MUSIC MIXES WITH THE GAME The music department at SHMS is run by three important and talented people. Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Bell, and Mrs. Kadlec. Their students perform in concerts at various times during the year, which is a great learning experience for the students, and enjoyable for the teachers. Mr. Bailey Ms. Bell Mrs. Kadlec Dept. Head Strings Chorus Band and Choruse 101 MANAGING THI E GAME The front office is run by two very hard working women: Mrs. Fee office manager. She handles everything from phone calls to taking care of students in the clinic. Mrs. Reed, the bookkeeper, is responsible for writing purchase orders and handling all school 1 and Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Raymonst secretary, Mrs. Fee, is an excellent h I monies. The game at SHMS depends on these women. Mrs. Fee Mrs. Reed Secretary Bookkeeper ; 5 1 Front Row: Kathy Kenton, Allison Reverri, Michelle Fernow, Cari Campbell, Kathleen Landin, Angie Riley. Top Row: Holly Lovell, Michelle Maire, Lisa St. Germaine, Gayle Brown, Kristen Shepherd, Kelly Wogan, Angel Dowtye 102 h Secretaries Six years ago SHMS introduced a new assistant prin- cipal, Mrs. Raymond. After two years of hard work she became principal. Her days are filled with meetings and conferences. Mrs. Raymond never seems to tire of the job and always has time for the game at SHMS. Princian 103 my m w m tzvmb 104 t Tran5portation The Bus Drivers start and end the game for the hundreds of students who ride the busses each day. The safety of SHMS students is most important to them. A bus award is given each month to the driver whose bus exhibits the best behavior. It is an honor to recognize these people who dedicate their lives for the safe- ty of our students. HOLDING THE GAME TOGETHER The cafeteria ladies and custodians are concerned about the SHMS students and staff. The cafeteria ladies spend time each day preparing well balanced meals. The custodians make sure the school is clean and in working order. Together they are a big help to SHMS! Custodial and Cafeteria T 105 Section done by: Audi Clar 106 Sixth Grade Stephanie Hudson, Becky Nelson Sixth Grade 107 Bryan Nicole Steve Eric Abreu Addonizio Alex Bryan Earl Jeff Anderson Anderson Andrews g x Robert Jeff Alicia Ramon Arbogast Armstrong Armstrong Reshawn David Gary Charles Stephanie Ross Chris John Armstrong Arnitz Ater Baker Baker Barker Barnett Barnett Tonya David Erica Galen Bartholomew Bass Battle Bellamy 108 Sixth Grade Carla Bertholf Stephanie Bodden David Brauss Patricia Budd Lynn Marie Bertholf Kerri Borreson Ken Jay Bicknell m Amy Brock Kristopher is. Bill Stephen Scott Broshears Kenneth Butler Clayton Bowman Jennifer Brown Erin Braaksma Browne Adrienne Georgette Blunt Jill Bratina Buckner Amy Carter 6th Grade 109 .. . : X: 4 0,... 't- - Mike Jeanette Alan Mike Eric Laura Michelle Melissa Chambers Chandler Chichester Chilton Christian Ciampini Clark Cohen IL; u? Mindy Shannon Shauna Amy Dori Ryan Jennie Willie Colbeth Cole Collins Colvin Covell Cox Craft Cunningham Fred Leslee David Mark Beth Tara Andy Linda Cupples Curran Cutting Danner Davis DeBona DeClercq Defreitas Doreen Shannon Brent Alyssa Migel Mark Heather Kelly DeMarino Denney Devers Dewberry Dickie DiGiovanni DiMaio Dolbow 110 Sixth Grade Terence Jacob Doohen Drewes ' -HIHHH Joe Scott Dundas EMU Jill Featherstone James Fehrenbach Kevin Mike Ferguson Filler JOdi Sean Julie Fitzgerald Derek Flatter Gabbard John Jerry Gamble Cameronne Giardina Gillis Sixth Grade1 111 Casey Hargraves 112 Sixth Grade Jaimee Hargreaves Jennifer Harrington Chinita Harris Shannon Goble Jackie Greblick Elizabeth Hair Melissa Harris Beth Heckert Carson Goldman Tim Grohman Mike Hall Teketa Harris Melody Helton Daniel Gordon Michael Grossman Jason Hallahan Kim Amy Herrick Bradley Hadesty Meghan Hardgrave Tina Hill Paul Ricky Reta Julie Dee Tonya Sam April Hittos Hoffman Hogg HoIan HoIe Holleman Holmes Hoppes Winn Tae Sherri David Scott Cindy Rachael Teresa Anthony Houglum Howard Huddleston Huey Humphreys Hurley Hwa Jackson Tracy Susan Kelly Richard Daniel Vicky Jackson Jarman Jarvis . AJerome Jilbert Johnson Scott Richie Fredrik Courtney Rabia Robert Johnson Jones Jonsson Joyal Karatela Karpenko Sixth Grade 113 Bess Sean Nicole Katrina Raymond Chuck . 7 Troy Keri Katsanikakis Kelly Kiely Kimberlin Klovach Kmet '7 Kornacki Kroucik Jamie Verla Christina Jerry Jacques LaBeIle Q73 Lambert Lanier LaPmm aPrea Stephanie Levine Mike Claudine Jason Kim Carmen Lee Leko LeMay Leopold Lehmann Joey Michael Phillip Dan Gwen Lofa so Logan Long Loomis Lynch Holly Lockwich 1 14 Sixth Grade Brent Masingill Beth McClain Marcie McKay Sarah McHeill Larua McClellan Jenna McKeon Becky Mercer Kristian McAHister Darcy McKinnon Clark Mesolella Kevin McCarthy Leslie McGee Jason McNeil! Andrea Miller Michelle Natt Dawn Miller Todd Minear Catherine Mitchell Stephanie Moulton Sixth Grade 115 Jeaneva Billy Nathan Larry Neal Neiberqer Nemec Nensel x2; Shane April Newbill Newland Nightingale Christa Danny Michael Amanda Nnbbe . . Norcia Normington Casey Heather Michelle Tracy Gerald Regina Hygren O'Keefe O'Keefe Ollis Oremland O'Rouke Ostrander Pack Michel Charity Chrisann Rebecca Papenfuss Patterson Penk Pernas .035. 116 Sixth Grade Jimmy Christina Tracy Dusty Jessica Jorge Michelle Cynthia Perrino Persaud Petitta Plummer Porras ' Porrata Powell Pressler David Andrew Kristine Bill Nicole Glen Lee Michael Brian Prusynski Radetski Rae Rapp Raptoulis Raymer Reaves Rebar Josette Beth Christina Eddie Tony Jennifer Becky Nicole Reina Rhea Rice Richards Richards Riginos Roan Roberts Kimberly Jennifer Billy Jennifer Tony Rocha Rogers Rogers Rogers Rose Rosenthal . Rough Ryner Sixth Grade 117 Heather Suzanne Salek Sealev Brigitte Liza Trevor Smith Smith Sande x ' .L ,L A ,. ,qu Bobby Kerri Angela Eddie Stacy Julie Chris Tonya Spanos Spaulding Spence Sprague Sprague Starnes St. Clair Stearns Sarah Jennifer Robert Stacey Joe Laura Katrina Christina Steinorth Stephany Stephens Stoeffler Stoltenborg Stuart Sullivan Taggart 118 Sixth Grade Money Tatarow Jesse Thompson Thumbtzen Mary Tregillus Tara Turner Paul Walker xx x Jennifer Teevan Christina Tichenor WK I Ricky Trombly Brandon Walsingham Ronny Timpanaro Marni Tuominen K Aa ron Vaverchak Vitulli Mike Woolever a; Shane Voutsinas Anne Walker Sixth Grade 119 Walther Jennifer Whitney 120 Sixth Grade Wendy ,Wasilewski Daniel Williams Richard Weaver Louis Williams Regina Weiser f .. a PX ,,,,, Scott Jeffrey Julie Williams Wilson Womack Theresa Wheeler Jennifer Wright Matthew Wright Sixth Grade 121 i: M Section Done B Vicki Fields and Kenny Koonce 122 Sports 124 h Basketball QUICK ON THE COURT This year proved to be a season of surprises for both of our SHMS basketball teams. With the girls record of 4 and 6, and the boys record of 10 and O. Warrior spirit and pride aided for a fantastic finish for both teams. 1 Front Row: Keb Burley, Ricky Hoffman, Bernard Hobbs. Middle Row: Coach Jabo, Ray Swetland, Brian Harrington, Chris Han- nan, Arthur Harill, Darold Cook. Top Row: Scott McLaughlin, Greg Pendleton, Jim Grove, Kevin McEIveen, Kevin Todd. Regie Dixon. Front Row: Joanna Krumsieg, Michelle Huddleston, Shelly Beavers. Center: Coach Kuzniewski. Top Row: Wendy McDaniels manage0. Jennifer Kravik, Donna Moore, Erin Daly, Jennifer Lebron, Jennifer Wolfe, Angela Thumbtzen, Angie Paumier, Pat Fernandez, Sara Kravik, Daphne Buckhanan, Cindy Neuhausen managen. Basketball 125 Attitude and dedication describe our two volleyball teams this year. With a record of 1 and 9 our girls displayed good sportsmanship. Our boys finished 8 and 2 with a tie for first in the district, and demonstrated that hard work does Front Row: Scott McLaughlin, Kevin McElveen. Top Row: Brian Gilkes, Brad Kidwell, Richard Fachtmann, Vic Zucco, Jayson Bandy, Brian Har- rington, Darold Cook, James Fachtmann, Tim Rusmisel, Coach Kuzniewski. 126 h Volleyball ,L . EL, ' n mullklllmu ----- H W91 23; ' A HEW u$ uQRi Front Row: Angela Thumbtzen, Angie Paumier, Michelle Huddleston, Kathy Habert, Kari Childress. Middle Row: Joanna Krum- sieg, Gina Rinaldo, Shannon Rusmisel, Kim Mathews, Kim VanVranken. Top Row: Coach Kuzniewski, Erin Daly, Kristin Kulig, Jennifer Lebron, Pat Fernandez, Kim Cary. VolleybalU 127 128 Student-Faculty Volleyball Game Student-Faculty Basketball Game 129 W , 4m, , L , exam LETS GETPHYSICAL Fitness is essential in the game at SHMS. These students have shown outstanding fitness ability. It is important to remember these things: 1. Stay in shape. 2. Eat right 3. Get plenty of rest 4. Get regular Check ups Jeff Andrews Jimmy McCree Harry Savopolis Sit-Ups Shuttle Run PullvUps 600 yd. run CATCH THE FITNESS BUG Britt List Flex arm hang Rebecca Williams Shuttle run 130 Fitness Fitness 131 Front Row: Nancee Madonna, Gayle Brown. Second Row: Kellee Held, Holly Lovell, Mary Zigmond. Top Row: Krista Paumier, Ca Elizabeth Ales, Julie Amspaugh, Kara Lampman. I32 Cheerleaders CHEERING THEIR WAY TOWARD A WINNING SEASON The SHMS cheerleaders are a dedicated group of girls who work very hard to arouse school spirit at volleyball and basketball games. It takes a lot of hard work, dedication and time to make a successful squad. It means practicing a Cheer over and over again until it is perfect. Most important of all it means friendship, learning, sharing and togetherness. With the help of Ms. McCreary the 1984-85 squad cheered their way toward a winning season! Captain: Elizabeth Ales Co-captain: Kellee Held Cheerleaderst I33 -- -- -- RUNNNG IN THE FAST LANE The girls and boys track teams are always trying to improve by practicing and trying their hardest. The coaches feel that teamwork is the key to victory. Both teams have a great deal of spirit and confidence. The teams practice at least one hour if not more a day. Many team members practice additional hours on their own. With this teamwork and dedication you will find SHMS track stars running in the fast lane! Front Row: Chris Vitulli, Kevin Diez, Brian Quinn, Jason Dallmann, James Fachtmann, Matt Morrow. Jerry Lappert, Shane Fernow, Jacques Lapread, Chris Rodriguez, Courtney Joyal, Jason Poulin. Second Row: Coach Schlierer, Steve Lancaster, Pat Nehls, Matt Chrien. Tony Jones, Clyde McGrau, Rudy Manning, Chris Waite, Craig Moir, Coach Harris. Third Row: Jesse Thompson, Matt Payne, Gene Norris, Shannon Hendley, Jeff McMichael, Billy lrby, Grant Wenrick. Top Row: Kyle Blakenship, Scott McLaughiin, Richard Gallo, Jason Bandy, John Gamble. 134 X Track Front Row: Kristen Shepherd Managed, Jeannette Ortiz, Ceil Weber, Theresa Blackburn, Michelle Huddleston, Montrae Hayward, Johndylon Walls, Veronica Williams, Nikki Roe, Kellee Held, Melanie Moss, Toni Lamar, Jennifer Kravik, Nicole Kiely, Mr. Martin, Coach. Second Row: Mrs. Gozo, coach, Julie Amspaugh, Lisa St.Germaine, Stephanie Bodden, Nicole Roberts, Gwen Lynch, Nancy Pelton, Kari Childress, Vicki Fields, Sandy Zukowski, Seleste Brown, Olivia Moody, Sara Kravik, Sherri Koeppl, Jessica Moore. Third Row: Valerie Collier, manager, Jennifer Smith, Jennifer DeClercq, Katrina Sullivan, Christina Horton, Jennifer Unverzagt, Tamara Meader, Elena Rosas, Judy Stokes, Kelli Smith, Monica Plants, Erica Bat- tle, Lisa Baker. Top Row: Wanda Battle, manager, Kim Rogers, Angela Baird, Michelle Blevin, Karen Esposito, Rebecca Christodal, Kris Hann, Yvonne Moir, Jenny Zukowski, Aimee Cekau, Kelly Johnstone, Christy Lough, Kristin Kulig, Terri Haberkorn, Donna Burger, Laura Merriex, Laura 5mm Track 135 13 Closing A DATE WITH MICKEY Every year at SHMS the 8th grade class is rewarded with a trip to Disney World. Students spend the day riding exciting rides like Space Mountain and Thunder Mountain Railroad. The trip was given to those students who had exhibited excellent behavior during the school year. The ttDate With Mickey was a fun Closing t 137 , , John Novak pa John's death, our students expressed r g for fellow human bei, fgiving of themselves to those in need. : 138 Closing MASTERS OF THE GAME To our 8th grade graduates, I couldn't be prouder of you and your efforts. Your teachers and l have thoroughly enjoyed knowing and working with you. Continue to bring pride to Safety Harbor and yourselves by displaying the academic skills and good citizen- ship that you've acquired over the last three years. Farewell and hGood Luck. WAQM -- I Closing h 139 MOVING UP IN THE GAME To all seventh grade students: The past two years have been most rewarding and enriching working with you as sixth graders, and now seventh graders. I 8M want to wish you con- tinued success in school and the years to come. Super Sixers, I send you On to Super Seventh with love. Everywhere you go, you ll be super! Best wishes for the future and T AKING THE have a great summer. NEXT TURN Closing 141 I42 Closing II II ,II I 4 :55: Closing 143 JUQT A LITTLE NOTE C1 v Q y: A x I' A a I; x 1 ,I r NR; VJ , :f 01 f-VKQ'X R W AA Unis xi uixly; 3;? . K'A Vx A d; Xi b KAA A 3A CL A x A A 1 Kg QA 8 HM A Akaghux PA WNW 9 AW? m3 Qig u:ka WV DC? 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