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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

CONTENTS Center of the Crowd Center of Action 84 Introduction Sports Center of New Beginnings 18 ' Stuck in the Center 98 Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Center of Involvement 34 Center of Learning 1 14 Clubs and Organizations Faculty and Staff Center of Music 48 Center of Safety Harbor 7 134 Band and Chorus Closing and Happenings Center of Attention Eighth Grade cent J Attentzon 125 7th Street North Safety Harbor, Florida 33572 Volume IX Introduction 1 f o .x4ffenti0n Center Introduction 2 IN THE CENTER OF ATTENTIQE You, the S.H.M.S. students, are the Center of Attention. The way you dress, act, or do almost anything draws peopleos attention to you. Trying to show your unique style was tough, but we hope you like it. So, don't change anything and stay The Center of Attention. Introduction 3 CENTER OF INTEREST You, the students of S.H.M.S. are the fashion trendsetters. Whether it's Swatches, Reeboks, Polo shirts, or stirrup pants, you make up the Center of Interest. 4 Introduction Center 0 J4ffention Introduction 5 Center of jftenh'on 6 Introduction CENTER OF PLAY Even during the hectic day at S.H.M.S. students still find the time for a little play and relaxation. From free play during P.E. to special events, S.H.M.S. students do get involved in the Center of Play. 1,; L' r 1mm 9 . , . x . s 3 g: n ; , 9;:ng mmmmmm M? N . v Introduction 7 CENTER OF LEARNING At S.H.M.S. the classroom is the Center of Learning where students study and further their knowledge to excell to their best. WNW W WV W x t t '1' .7 . x '1 M 1t f - T m :gv 'v .m'v ' 4 x ' ' . ,4 W y, E7 in ,1, f j x W 8 Introduction Cen ter J jffenlion Introduction 9 Center 0 delenfion 10 Introduction CENTER OF INVOLVEMENT There are many extracurricular activities that S.H.M.S. students can be involved in. All through the year they're always busy. Whether they're in- volved in a fund-raiser, showing off what they ve learned, or celebrating a success, these students are the Center of Involvement. Introduction 11 CENTER OF CONCERN Here at S.H.M.S. not only do teachers help students, but students help each other. Whether it's helping a friend with a broken leg or assisting with an assignment, the students are the Center of Concern. WMWWW w 12 Introduction Center of ddtlenlion Introduction 13 Center of jffenllion 14 Introduction $ u! i W , - . I g . .1 r . x ,w g'l. 'I' NV : CENTER OF ENTERTAINMENT When the hustle and bustle of the school day ends, S.H.M.S. students are ready for fun. Rock Concerts, dances, reading a favorite book, or talk- ing to friends on the telephone are just a few of the activities that make students the Center of Entertainment. Introduction 15 CENTERING ON YOU J4Henlion 16 Introduction Pat ons 17 18 Sixth Grade Sixth Grade 19 Nicholas B ran Altamuro An erson x-w Emanuel Charles Anton Armesto Beck Bradley Bair Banks xii 4., Holly Joceyln Bo Robert DeAnna Baty Bayliss Beach Beasley Bedard Xx Lisa Andrasko Arroyo Brian Barker Lynn Benon Keith Andrews Sheila Arroyo Amy Bartley Bridget Beresford 20 Sixth Grade -r gin x; Ryan Caroline Lisa Bondio Bortolini Boswell Kt , Shery7I k A. Bragdon Colleen Bowles Cheryl Boughton Kim Sabrina Yvonne Briscoe Brooks Brown Terry Chris Brunnet Buchanan K Nanc Julie Calan ra Calderoni Jennifer Tory ' ' Chris Moriah Mike Amy CampbeIl Campoli CarIson Cascanet Chilton Chittenden Jason Clark If M 3X Karen Danny Raquel Cockerham Comito Conte Cope and William Jedrek Christine JoAnna Copeland Cordero Correa Coughlin Sixth Grade 21 Cherrie Ryan Stacey Danny Cox Crowder Crump Cummings Mu William Jessica Marc Chris Cutshall Cyzeski Damon Damore 3f Christy Ricky Vanessa Bernadette Daries Daza De B. Paula Demps Bill Doug Michele Sean Christine Karen Amanda Donald Dempsey Derickson DeRose Detty DiBIasi Dobson Dowty Doxey Rick Dragotto 22 Sixth Grade Eric Dunevant Johanna Dunford Jeremy Eakins Kevin Kelly Elliott Eurbln L , l Laura Heather Feldman Fenske 16: Cheryl Jennifer Finstein Fitts Geor is James Fehren ach Fehrenbach Yancy Robin Fernandez Finkel Renee Thomas Frautten Freitag Ali Gange Garafalo Sixth Grade 23 Kelle Gar Amanda Goff L E Shannon Haller Todd Micheal Todd Daniel Gauvin Gaylor Gelsomino Giacobbe Carson N Tonia Tony Laura Andy Hancock Hanes Harding Hargraves Lyle Michael Heather Goldman Goldman Goldstein Governale Jerry Giardina Tia Gugliotta Melissa Harris Charlie Gibson Julie Hafener Keith Gilkes Kerri Haley Heather Harvey 24 Sixth Grade Chris Harwell Ray Joe Bob Heather Jason Hatte Haulton Hays Hebert - Keith Heather Dina Humphrey Hutchinson Hysell $ Missy Tracy John Jackson Jackson Jacobsen X Brian Brian Carrie Jensen Johnson Johnson Beth Ingram Scott Jaroszenko Joli Johnson Kristen Anna Mike Meg Hefti Heighway Hein Helmholtz Melissa Heather Richard Justin Helton Hendricks Hildenbrand Hill s Shannon Jay Jennifer Michelle Hoffman Hoggatt Holden Holleron Chris Briane Bryan Bryce Horner Howland Hudson Huff Sixth Grade 25 Peter Tonya Johnson Johnston Patrick Kaczor Daniel Keisling Maria . Karamanolls Travis Kaitenbach Michelle Kennedy Jason Kenefsky Katrina Kendrick Brian Kirby Jason King Jennifer Kiedaisch Rebecca Kerber 26 Sixth Grade Tim Kovanis Jay Tracy Koeppl Brady Kleine Kosterman Michael Krutzler Robin Kurilla Janelle Kullman Damon Kuhn Robert Lamoureaux Lee Lake Jennifer Lamb Erin Lanigan Joel Langholz 41M Michele Stephen Charlene Tina Leo LeRouge Levesque Lillard Jason Walter Gina Justin Littoral Livernois Llanes Lloyd Shannon BGCKY MiChelle Othilie $ Loach Long Loomis Louradour Scott Jeremy Benny Carrie Michelle Billy Dayanara Lube Lynch Maddox Madonna Maldonado Allison Tiffany Tracey Wendy Jennifer Timothy Marchiony Markham Marselak Massey Massie Matthews Kris Steven Dennis Shannon Sarah Collis Chris Stephanie McAllister McCollum McDermott McDermott McDowell McKenzie McKnight Meinhart Sixth Grade 27 Kevin Katie Michelle Yvonne Dana Christina Jessica Shannon Mekler Mendel Merriam Meyers Micklethwait Milianta Miller Mingo Chad Shelly Arlene Tracy Natalie Karen David Jason Mitchell Mitchell Moir Moller Molley Moloney Moore Moore Melissa Chris Jodi Amy Tracy Stephen Greg Richard Moore Morgan Morgret Morris Moynihan Mueller Murrin Murray a V ' Kim Jason John Shannon Nail Nanker Navakas Neal 28 Sixth Grade Ryan Nelson Ben Nicholson Kenneth Norcia Steven Norman Heather Pilgrim Virginia Pogson Jus n Ramke Kelly Pitchon Kristie Ponds L :3. Tiffany Popalis Tavarris Bedding Dina Planamenta Steve Reinsmith Jeff Michelle Chris Nottingham Ogden Okon Elizabeth Osmani Shannon Osborn Palacios Janeme Pa sh Mark Max Sejal Perez Pearlman Pharia Michelle Orians Stephanie Palinkas Carolann Percy Sixth Grade 29 Joe Beth Susan Jason Reviere Rhea Richardson Richarme Christine Holly Nathan Chris Richmond Rixman Roberts Robinson Debra Demetria Nathan Kim Robinson Robinson Rodewald Rogers x . Ln 5: Kim Jennifer Michael Adam Steven Vikki Christin andy Ross Rough Runy Rush Russo Russo Saunders Scarbrough Schmit Jerem ..,- .W .. Schnei er .3 mm m Gina Scinlari 30 Sixth Grade Eric Shaffer Jierna Shanks Logan - d Sessions Teneka Joe Shaw Shelly Donald Donna Smith Smith Roy Rebecca Spainhower Shannon Sherelle Spear Speed Alan Robyn Stacey Melanie Crystal Heather Shepard Silvernail Sims Sinclair Slover Smiley $ Sixth Grade 31 i; L L :31; Carlie Tardino Freddie Taylor Money Kelly Tatarow Terrell Kristen Stepan Bradley Tonya Stearns Stearns a. R$ x! . . . - Kim Matt Debra Angie Stephens Stephens Stevens Story Steven Swetland Scott Swanberg Jenna Street April Swann Marcus Towler Tricia Thompson Stephanie Thomopoulos unrist-Ine m vrckl am Trotto Tuck VandenBrook Vaverchak Jennifer Vierra John Vercher Tom Vickers Christopher Vavra David Vigilante John Vonderau Jeannie Wagner 32 Sixth Grade Walker Louis Williams Wilson Shannon Waude Marie White Shawn Williams Wilson Jennifer Wober Whitley Diana Willis Wosmansky B an Wenrick Donita Whittenberger Dan Wilson Janis Wyatt Keywanna Krissy Alexandria Zackery Zamba Zevas Sith Grade 33 34 Clubs and Organizations Clubs and Organizations 35 CENTERING ON BROADWAY The Drama Club this year was advised by Miss Rambow, Mrs. Strouse, and Mrs. Storrs. The club worked diligently to bring you one hour of entertainment. This year's play was Professor Zuchini's Travelling Tales. Members performed theatrical duties such as applying make-up, stage design and acting. The talent these students possess helps them to center on Broadway. Front Row: Jennifer Weber, Jennifer Johnson, Dana Mickelthwait, Ben Nicholson, Jeff Arbogast, Heather Hutchinson, Robin Finkel. Second Row: Mrs. Strouse, Jill Featherstone, Delanna Limbawan, Carlie Tardino. Clayton Bowman, Tim Grohman, Melanie BlaisdeII, Jennifer Kiedaisch. Cheryl Carn. Nancy Calanera, Ms. Rambow. Third Row: David Pruszynski, Stephanie Moulton, Jodi Finkel, Shan- non Haller. Jill Bratina. Susan Jarman, Keri Kingery, Lori Harvey. Back Row: Ceil Weber, Tracy Jones, Steve Nagel, Katrina Kimberlin, Candy Mitchell. Paul Hittos, Kerri Sullivan, Gayle Echlov. MicheHe Clark, Tracy Pettita, Ms. Storrs. 1 36 Drama 1 Drama 37 CENTER OF THE SCREEN Front Row: Moriah Dawson, Mike Maloy. Marc Himelhoch, Beth Dobson. Second Row: Janet Smout, Angela Simmons, Jenny Just, Kelly Mulik. Debbie Koser, Jessica Petersen. Back Row: Heidi Brewer, Rob Jones, Kelly Spaulding, Wayne Zahn, Mr. Lindsey, Terry Hougtum, Allison Brennan, Andrew Warner, Troy Erin. The T.V. Production class works with Mr. Lindsey to produce a weekly news program called Newscan. They also are present at special events like volleyball and basketball games. With the advancement of television technology and the hard work of these dedicated students Newscan is the Center of the Screen. 38 Television Production Television Production 39 CENTERING ON THE NEWS The members of the Totem Pole staff work very hard to get the newspaper out four times a year. With Kelly Beck as student editor and Mrs. Hall as advisor, their work makes them the center of news. Front Row: Jenny Teevan, Robert Morris. Back Row: Kelly Beck, Kari Childress, Renee LaRoche, Mrs. Hall. Absent: Laura McClellan, Julie Holan. 40 Newspaper ENTER OF KNOWLEDGE To remain a member of National Honor Society, students must exhibit high academic excellence, and demonstrate strong leadership abilities. This year the NJHS had a fundraiser and sponsored a tutoring program to help other students with their studies. Front Row: Mr. Kuzniewski iAdvisort. Delanna Limbawan, Janet Smout, Jeanne Mould, Beth Ribet, Abby Kosterman, Sherri Cocilova, Kristen Jensen. Second Row: Alex Anton, Jamie Heighway, Jennifer Schodtler. Jennifer Dunne, Stacie Armstrong, Suzanne Schodtler, Sherri Koeppl. Danielle Quish, Cheryl Cook, Amy Mould. Back Row: Dung Nguyen, Tony Jones, Donald Tupper, Nathanael Campbell, Ginger Crane, Kari Childress, Kathy McDonough, Jenny VandenBrook. National Honor Society 41 1! CENTERING ON YOU The S.H.M.S. yearbook, Reflections, is produced by a dedicated staff who draws layouts, writes copy, and meets deadlines. Their responsibility is to ensure that S.H.M.S. students leave in June with memories of the year. Under the leadership of Editors Jenny Vandenbrook and Becky Nelson, and advisors Mrs. Skiratko and Mrs. Hall, Reflections centers on YOU. Front Row: Donna Moore, Bobby Spanos. Second Row: Kim Burroughs, Doreen DeMarino, Melissa Cohen, Mrs. Skiratko. Third Row: Jennifer Schodtler, Suzanna Garrison, Becky Nelson, Jenny VandenBrook, Kelli Smith, Katrina Lindsey, Kim VanDyke, Mrs. Hall. Back Row: Christa Paumier, Jenny Dunne, Sarah McNeill, Kelly Dolbow, Suzanne Schodtler, Darcy McKinnon. 42 Yearbook Yearbook 43 CREAM OF THE CROP The F.F.A. is built on leadership, citizenship and responsibility. The organization promotes public speaking contests and volunteerism in the community. Responsibility in caring for plants and animals is one aspect of F.F.A. that students love. Hard work is the center of agriculture and Future Farmers of America is the heart. 44 Future Farmers of America .D m C M 4 d n a r m Wd. hm CM mm .mL Mcm AM f 0 5r mm mm HA 3 r u t u F 6 8 1 985 Future Farmers of America 45 : CENTER OF SUPPLIES 3 i 3; 3i! th n! Mrs. Chase Mrs. Haas Have you ever been in the middle of writing a paper and your pen runs out of ink? Have you ever run out of paper before fourth period? If this has ever happened to you, a visit to the school store is a must. Mrs. Haas and her staff of students offer this service to be the Center of Supplies. 46 School Store CLUBS AT A GLANCE Club Candids 47 48 Band and Chorus Band and Chorus 49 .U z ,0 Ah 0' .44 ,. 0m L WARRIOR BAN I i , Front Row: Bill Sheu, Steven Alex, Nanc Pelton. Robert McNaulI, Aaron Nobbe. Second Row: Anneke Walker, Andrea Miller, Marie DeFreitas, April Nightengale, Amy Moul , Stacy Armstrong, Kristen Jensen, Susan Jarman. Third Row: Ceil Weber, Jill Bratina, Beth Ribet, Tracy O'Rourke, Chris Johnson, Christa Paumier, Jennifer Schodtler, Kari Childress, Chrisann Penk, Heather Salek, Bill Hambsh, An el DowtK. Fourth Row: Ratchel Roatch, Chris St. Clair, Amy Colvin, Mike Lee, Steve Reeves, Derek Gabbard, Jeanne Mould. Nicoe Churc Fifth Row: Ricki Bernardi, Celeste Eck, Jason Cook. Amanda Normin ton, Kevin Erlandson. Suzanne Schodtler, Jason Dallman, Mike Hall, Alissa Buonodono, Craig Moir. Sixth Row: Katrina Sullivan, hris Barnett. Tim Grohman, Eric Alexander, John Barnett, Rob Cosentino, Carson Oldman, Aaron Vest. Back Row: Kris Teitjen, Marcie McKay, Kim Cary, Heather DeRose, Matt Gray, Patrick Cummings, Donald Tupper, Johnathon Scott, Edward Eck. C O J... J I: 50 Warrior Band CINVG EIAVHE Front Row: Kristi Ponds, Melanie Sinclair, Caroline Bortolini, Cheryl Gabriel, Wendy Wasilewski, Michele DeRose, Lee Lake. Leslee Curran, Lisa Cordero, Laura Stuart, Tracy Brown, Becky Mercer, Chrissy Tichenor, Heather Bogue. Second Row: Marc Ollis, 80 Beach. Clark Mesolella, Brian Weigand, Ronnie Mullens, Keith Smith, John Utsch, Kasey Severance, April Holloway. Stephanie Meinhart, Heather Hutchinson. Third Row: Chris Harwell, Ryan Crowder, Travess Kaltenback, Jennifer Holden. Matt Turney, Eric Pitts, Michelle Morrison, Candy Mitchell, Sean Detty, Renee Harvey. Back Row: Bobby Anue, R. J. Fredricks, Robert Taylor, Money Tatarow, Bobby Foos. HIOHO EIJJTH Front Row: Amy Bartley, Holly Esch, Ali Garafalo, Katrina Kendrick. Second Row: Rebecca Spainhower, Michelle Richters, Melanie Tuck, Kristan Stepan. F 4 .Z Brave Band and Flute Choir 51 b x D x 0. Li I O 1 BEGINNING WOODWINDS Front Row: Vanessa DeBonoPaula, Kristy Dixon, DeAnna Bedard. Julie Calderoni, Jocelyn Bayliss. Second Row: Jedrick Cordero, Angela Spencer, Brian Jensen. Chris Moak, Jason Vaverchak. Back Row: Eric Dunevant, Brenda Batten. Karen Dobson. BEGINN NG BRASS Front Row: Bradley Banks, Shawn Dosh, Katie Mendel. Don Severance. Back Row: Jason Moore, Jason Nanker. Rene Palacois. Doug Dickerson. C x UH 52 Beginning Woodwinds and Beginning Brass SWHHCI SNINNI'EJES Front Row: Adam Myers, Fred Wolfe, Jamie Reaves, Gina Scinlari, Tim Matthews. Andrew Warner, Ronnie Benton. Back Row: Mark Devine, Jason Richarme, Brian Hudson, David Sosson, Jason Clark. Matt Schmidt. Travis Hughart. -'I E Z X CD E .1 3 :0 Front Row: Julie Lollins, Chris Morgan. Danny Cummings. Back Row: Robby Medlin, Alex Chisolm, Trenton LaFave, Jonathan Schmitt. Z! O i Beginning Drums and Think Guitar 53 : D: l- CD LLl I 0 CC 0 Front Row: Mrs. Bell, Renee Vaverchak, Wendy Moran, Gayle Echlov, Jennifer Weber, Lara Richarme, Cindy Pressler. Michelle Hud- dleston, Becky Long, Chris Willis, Vernessia Littles. Second Row: Lisa Stepanik, lkla Taylor, Jay Ostrander, Marie Welch. Sejal Dharia. Ginger Crane, Amy Welch, Heather O'Keefe, Charity Patterson, Tricia Thompson. Third Row: Amy Colvin, Susan Jarman, Beth Ribet, Ceil Weber, Katrina Kendrick. Kris Tietjen, Derek Gabbard, Michelle DeRose, Suzanne Schodtler, Heather DeRose. Back Row: Diana Gibson, Susan Rodnite, Rob McNauIl, Steve Gould, Angela Thumbtzen. HARB O R LIGHTS Front Row: Nathan Nemec, Laura Merrics, Cheryl Cook, Nicole Daniels, Nina Allen, Kris Tietjen, Tony Ryner, Tony Young. Second Row: Vicki Smith, Sandra Luke, Sherri LaRouge, Krista Grudzien, Kathy McDonough, Leslee Buck. Third Row: Rikki Bondio, Traci VanKorb, Lisa Bargas. Stacy Karamanolis, Rebecca Pickens, Dawn Reihm. Last Row: Mike Barlaan, Christine Purvis. Tracy Kleer. E- X! x 0.9 I M 54 Orchestra and Harbor Lights SNOQSEW Front Row: Shawna Lee, Dayonara Maldonado, Emily Maza, Ryan Farquharson, Kelly Pitchon, Nanvy Calandra. Second Row: Jessica Cyzeski. Valarie Woods, Kim Brisco. Kelly Gaurd, Heather Fenske, Arlene Moir. Third Row: Cheryl Cam, Sherrell Speed, Bernadette Demps, Demetria Robinson, Heather Smiley, Charles Arnesto. Christine Trotto. Back Row: Mandy Scarbrough. Alexan- dria Zevas. Shannon Wavde, Holly Rixman, Kelly Terrell, Jierna Shanks, Jason Litteral, James Smith. SNOSOAS Front Row: Kristin Flock, Jennifer Wright, Jennifer Johnson, Christine Rice. Second Row: Jackie Apgar, Marsha Collins. Christina Persaud, Elizabeth Zervios, Suzanne Sealey, Dawn Leccese. Third Row: Stacy Sprague, Keri Kingery, Jennifer Brown, Jennifer Har- rington, Sarah Steinorth, Melissa Harris, Tracy Petitta. Back Row: Stephanie Levine, Dionna Deardorff, Jennifer Whitney, Sarah McNeill, Kelly Jarvis. Julie Flatter, Jamie LaBelle. Jessica Porras. F Of. IL Les Bons and Sybons 55 56 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 57 58 Eighth Grade X ' X H; x i , Tom Albers Jessie Albertson George Allen Stacie Armstrong Louis Arroyo Alex Arthur Brett Aschwanden 9 Christi Ashman Brian Attuso Kelly Babcock u Jeanie Baker Lisa Baker Erik Barcelo Lisa Bargas Michael Barlaan Elizabeth Barrett Reggie Bascomb Tom Bass Ronnie Benton Brian Beresford Wendy Billings Taylor Bingham Michelle Blevin Paul Bodden Heather Bogue Rikki Bondio Jenny Boos Steve Bourbeau Alex Bowlby Paul Braman Allison Brennan Heidi Breuer Eighth Grade 59 Troy Brin Lisa Brodi Saul Brown Seleste Brown Tanya Brown an, x Lesley Buck Stephanie Browning - , g3, - : Alissa Buonodono Glennie Burless Kim Burroughs Kirk Burzynski t Rick Bystrycki Tricia Callihan Nathanael Campbell Justin Cannon 60 Eighth Grade Alan Carawan Kari Childress Tommy Chittenden Jeanna Clampitt ti. Joe Collerti Valarie Collier Robert Cason Kevin Collins Jennifer Cattell Sherri Cocilova Scott Conrod Alex Chisholm Homer Coleman Eighth Grade 61 Cheryl Cook Harold Cook Robert Cosentino Michael Cooney Ginger Crane John Crane Patricia Cross Patrick Cummings Tammy Curtis Jason Dallmann Jason Daniel Moriah Dawson Caroline Daza Rachel DeFauw Jeff Dellaporta Darrell Derby Heather DeRose 62 Eighth Grade x Mark Devine Mike Diamond Kevin Diez 4 Kathy Dorminy w... Dave Dishinger Angel Dowty Zachary Drewes Gloria Eagle Scott Elias Holly Esch Ward Eshleman Richard Easterwood Mark Ellerby Eighth Grade 63 Katie Ewers Chanda Fahrenkamp David Fallet Lorrie Faust x Julie Fedorchak Shane Fernow Vicki Fields Jason Findlay Rhonda Fite John Fletcher Jenny Forest Tracie Foster , , '3 7 Kimberly Fowler Robert Fredericks Brian Freeman L ' Nick Fulghum Jennifer Gamber Suzanne Garrison 64 Eighth Grade Jennifer Geiger Dianna Gibson Brian Gilkes Kris Gitkos Ron Glickman Morrie Goldstein Steven Gould Matt Gray Chris Greene James Greenman Kris Grudzien Tana Gundry George Haag m Terri Haberkorn Susan Hackman Reed Haley Bill Hambsh Eighth Grade 65 A 1' Julie Hashey k: A A e Heatherley Holli Jan Heiking xv Ernest Hamilton Arthur Harriel Chip Harris Marlene Hartman Xx Keith Hendley Darren Henig Kristen Henry Ronald Hicks Gerri Hilton Marc Himelhoch Chris Hoban Craig Hoffman 66 Eighth Grade Mark Hoffman Allison Hone Terry Houglum Kris Howell .X' A Michelle Huddleston Elizabeth Hugill , .. L , Davidlnsoor M Jack Jackson Keith Jackson Anne Jacobsen Ryan Jacobson Lisa Jaroszenko Ronnie Jenkins Kristen Jensen Angel Johnson Jamie Johnson Eighth Grade 67 4.. Leah Johnston Greg Jones Lacretia Jones Robert Jones Tony Jones John Judy Jeni Just Bindu Kakkanatt Stacy Karamanolis Tammy Katsanikakis Jason Kay Melanie Keel Trina Kennedy Kevin Kerschner a 5' Brad Kidwell Christine Kinane Barbra Kirk Traci Kleer 68 Eighth Grade f, Sheri Koeppl Debbie Koser Sara Kravik Joe Krapek Ryan Krause Marcus Kuster Danny Kurilla Angel Kussard Samson Lamar Trenton LaFave 4$?, , , Renee LaRoche f .; , 5 Jerry Lappert J Andrea Kroger Nichole Lamoureaux Eighth Grade 69 H ; 7o Eighth Grade Stacy Lash Scott Lee Nicole Lentz Nikki Leone Jeremy Ley Delanna Limbawan Julie Lollis kg ... Jill Londrigan Jason Longstreth Joe Loyless w, iwxi Sandra Luke Tammy Lunetta David Lynch Dan Maguire Deborah Maldonado Mike Maloy Zohar Mann Katie Marcinkowski Keith Martin Steve Martis I ah; Jerry Mason Anneliesse Mayorga Stephanie Maza Krissy McCulIough Kathy McDonough Jim McKenna Jeff McLean Tobi McMullen Rob McNaull David Meader Robert Medlin Laura Merriex Grant Mesolella Jim Michael Kevin Mickelson Eighth Grade 71 P; l .3 Jesse Mitchell Jennifer Mills Heidi Mione Ni? V Michelle Mock Craig Moir Olivia Moody Li, M: I Wendy Moran Jeff Morehead Wendy Moreland Robert Morris Vincent Morris Harry Morrison Michelle Morrison Matt Morrow Courtney Moser 72 Eighth Grade M; XW Jennifer Motyl Amy Mould Jeanne Mould Kara Moynihan I? Kelli Mulik Doug Murphy Steve Nagel Becky Nelson Dung Nguyen Aaron Nobbe Cheryl Oakes Christina O'Neal Eric Oremand Frances Ortiz Ginna Ortiz Jeannette Ortiz Jerry Paciolek Eighth Grade 73 Jolene Pasco Nancy Pelton Shirley Petryniec Damon Palestra Krista Patton Christa Paumier Greg Pendleton Stacy Pendelton K Tanya Phillips Becky Pickens 74 Eighth Grade Danielle Petersen Ivan Pire Stephanie Powers x I g 11 . Maria Prioli Nicky Prioli Chris Purvis Mike Quinn - l Danielle Quish Kacy Ranostaj James Reed Michelle Reed x a. , , ;: 5,, Stephen Reeves Beth Ribet Lara Richarme Noel Richen Jennifer Riley m 'y f David Ross . f Jason Ruser w Allison Schemnitzer Eighth Grade 75 Mike Schulz 76 Eighth Grade Bill Scheu Wm Lance Schwan Kelli Smith Jim Severinsen Jennifer Schodtler Denise Sepulveda pX Alan Seymour Suzanne Schodtler f 1 Brian Settlemire Micah Sieder Angela Simons Melissa Smith M , Iwm Brian Smith 3 Scott Smith Eric Smith Vicky Smith Janet Smout Jason Staley Lisa Stepanik Ken Stillwell Pamela Sullivan m Kelly Spaulding Cynthis Spear Kali Stambaugh Darrell Stevens Judy Stokes Lee Stonesifer Robin Sunderman Jennifer Tafuri Rick Spung Carolyn Taylor Keri Sullivan Eighth Grade 77 Gary Terpak Kathy Terrell Jason Thorman David Thornburg Kris Tietjen Lori Tillery Nichole Todoroff Tricia Torrey 1 Mike Toth Jason Towne Tan Tran Donald Tupper Marcie Turner Tiffany Tyler Jennifer VandenBrook Kim Van Dyke Traci VanKorb 78 Eighth Grade Mark Vassos R Jeff Wasilewski Richard White Bx: g a ChrisWolff John Walentukenis Andrew Warner . m hymn Sean Webster Nicole Wiser Veronica Williams Chris Yermal Wendy Woodbury Tony Young Eighth Grade 79 Wayne Zahn 80 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 81 Q8611 BS6393 $98088M3EDEB 3 82 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 83 84 Sports Sports 85 CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON Left to Right: Harold Cook. Mrs. Kuzniewski, Tim Rusmisel. Tony Richards, Alan Chichester, Zach Drewes, Andy DeCIerq, Mark Ross, Paul Bodden, Adam Myers, Peter Hayes, Chris Wolfe, Ricky Hoffman, Jacob Drewes, Mr. Kuzniewski, Rod Keskiner, Brad Kidwell. The hard work and dedication of the 1985 Boys' Volleyball team paid off when they tied for the Division Championship in the Northern Volleyball Conference. These boys are truly the Center of Victory. e- VOLLEYBALL eh John F. Kennedy Won Clearwater Comp. Won Oak Grove Won Dunedin Won Tarpon Springs Won Harold Co 86 Volleyball PASS SET SPIKE VOLLEYBALL John F. Kennedy Clearwater Comp. Oak Grove Dunedin Palm Harbor Tarpon Springs Pass, set, spike are terms heard daily at the Girls Volleyball practices. These girls worked hard during the season at perfecting their game. Even though the record does not reflect it, these girls put forth a great deal of effort into their season. Michelle Huddleston, Mr. Kuzniewski Mrs. Kuzniewski. Katrina Kimberlin, Terri Haberkorn, Suzanne Schodtler, Jenna Tafuri, Wanda Battle Veronica Williams, Nicole Roberts Jan Heiking, Amy Bartley, Tara DeBona, Erica Battle, Stephanie Bodden, Laura Ciampini, Seleste Brown. Kathy McDonough, Cheryl Cook, Donna Moore Volleyball 87 88 Cheerleaders Julie Evans This years cheerleading squad packed spirit into their routines leading many of our Warrior Teams to victory. The cheerleaders' vitality makes them center of spirit. Cheerleaders 89 CENTER OF THE COURT Front Row: Ricky Hoffman. Matt Stephens. Second Row: Sampson Lamar, Chris Hoban, Mike Woolever, Tony Richards, Scott Grabowski. Back Row: Mr. Jablonski, Tony Young. Reggie Bascomb, Mark Ross. Harold Cook, Arthur Harriel, Kevin Collins, Rod Keskiner. The S.H.M.S. boy's basketball team had a very comnetitive season this vear. Thev exhibited their best skills at every game. Many hours of practice and perseverance helped these boys excel when they were caught in the center of the court. 90 Basketball A' CENTER OF THE HOOP For the first time at S.H.M.S., this year's girls basketball team won a conference co- championship. They showed their great ability and excellence in all their games as they finished with an outstanding 7 and 1 record. Through this effort and teamwork they were sure to shoot the ball into the center of the hoop. Front Row: Stephanie Bodden, Donna Moore, Michelle Huddleston. Middle Row: Erica Battle, Jennifer Kravik. Vernessia Littles, Sarah Kravik. Back Row: Coach Kuzniewski, Crystal Ashley, Tara DeBona, Lisa Jaroszenko, Amy Bartley, Manager - Cheryl Cook, Gerri Hilton. Basketball 91 RUNNING THE LAST MILE The girls' track team trains daily. This training includes practice drills, running cross-country, various exercises and sprints. All of this is done under the sweltering heat of the Florida sun. Their training pays off when they compete in the high jump, hurdles, running long jumps, sprints and relays. You can be sure the; are always ready for unning the Last Mile. 1986 GIRLS TRACK TEAM 92 Track JUMPING THE GUN This year's boys' track team started off on the right foot with much anticipation toward the new season. Whether competing in the high jump or running the mile, each track member showed that hard work and effort can really pay off. t A 1986 BOYS TRACK TEAM Track 93 F ITNESS AT ITS F INEST Every year students are tested for physical fitness. If they score 8570 or above in all of the six events including sit-ups, puII-ups mr flex-arm hang, 600 yard run, 50 yard dash, standing long jump, and shuttle run, they receive the Presidential Fitness Award. These students show fitness at its finest. Man Chrie Lorraine Bernadette Bonener Demps 94 Fitness SHAPE UP AMERICA Fitness 95 Cheers and excitement filled the air when some of i L V J our eefavorite teachers battled it out against the girls' and boys' volleyball team. It was an action packed game that also helped raise money for new sports equipment. , L 96 Student - Faculty Volleyball Game w w: wwaww Student Faculty Volleyball Game 97 98 Seventh Grade Seventh Grade 99 Abreu Addonizio Adkison Alex Alexander Allen Andrews Antle Bryan Nicole Deanna Steve Eric Tyrone Jeff Bobby Jackie Jeff David John Apgar Arbogast Arnitz Asch Crystal Gloria Alan Adam Ashley Ashley Ater Bacot Ross Chris John David Erlca Chad Galen Monica Ricky ChflS Melanie Chns Battle Belanger Bellamy Berberich Bernardi Berry Blaisdell Blankenship Suzi Stephanie Strider Shawn Bluett Bodden Bolgos Boothe Barker Barnett Barnett Bass V Kerri George Melody Clayton Borreson Borsch Bouse Bowman 100 Seventh Grade Erin Jeb Jill Kaela Kenny Amy Scott Jenny Braaksma Bracken Bratina Brewer Briscoe Brock Broshears Brown L M .k L Angel Mar aret Jerry Browne Buc Iey Buckner Kenneth Barbara Chad Butler Caraker Carlton Vanessa Alan Carney Caso Cattell Chichester .+ ts Eric Nicole Laura Michelle Buddy Melissa Mindy Shannon Christian Church Ciampini Clark Clipper Cohen Colbeth Cole Shauna Amy Jennifer Francis Leishlanic Dori Tammi Shanna Collins Colvm Cook Cooper Cordero Correll Couch Cox Seventh Grade 101 i 4.. . I , Jennie Jonathan Willie Leslee David Nikki Mark Beth Craft Cravener Cunningham Curran Cutting Daniels Danner Davns C: . Dionna Deardoff DeBilio Tara A m .- ,, DeBona X Larry Andrew Marie Robert Doreen Shannon DeAnna Alyssa J Decastro DeCIercq DeFreitas DeJouge DeMarino Denney DeSimone Dewberry l Ni el Mark Heather Kerri Kelly Terrence Craig Shawn Dic ie DiGioVanni DiMaio Dismukes Dolbow Doohen Dooley Dosh 102 Seventh Grade 1 3 Jacob Darby Joe Scott Drewes Duncan Duncan Dundas Tammy Ma Beth Gary Ream East Ei en Eisnaugle Elshater t; Jill Kevin Shandi Jodi Featherstone Ferguson Finch Finkel Sean Sean Julie Kristin Bobby William Karen Traci Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Flatter Flock Foos Francisco Friedrich Fuchs Derek Chris Gabbard Gabree Rick Cheryl Stacy Richard Gabree Gabriel Gambill Geier x m? Rosaline Shannon Derek Porter Gentry Gilbert Gillespie Goble Seventh Grade 103 Daniel Gordon Tim Grohman Jamie Hamilton Teketa Harris Elizabeth Hickey 104 Seventh Grade Mike Grossman Matt Hammer Heather Harrison m Elizabeth Hair Meghan Hardgrave Kim Hawkinson Jackie Greblick Nicky Halkias Hargraves rucxy Hoffman Terri Greene If in? Jaimee Hargeaves Beth Heckert Jennifer Harrington Melody Helton Chinita Harris Amy Herrick Jod Harrys Amanda Winn Tae Sherri Wayne David Scott Cindy Teresa Holmes Houglum Howard Howland Huddleston Huey Humphreys Hwa ,J Lu; Anthony Jimmie T. J. Susan Jackson Jackson Jackson Jarman 2: Kelly Tara Mitch Dan Jennings Jerger Jerome Vickie Chris Jennifer Scott Jilben Johnson Johnson Johnson Chris Richard Tracey Fredrik Johnston Jones Jones Jonnson Kevin Rabia Bess Alicia Nicole Katrina Chad Judy Kanaar Karatela Katsanikakis Kelly Kiely Kimberlin Kistler . 1.- M David Ray Chuck Wayne Kerri Jamie Toni Steven Klepacki Klovac Kmet Kopriva Kroucik LaBelle Lamar Lambert Seventh Grade 105 Jacques Justin Dawn Charles R. Drue LaPread Larson Leccese Lee Lee Christina Lanier Verla Lambert Ivan Mike Claudine Lisa Lee Lee Leko Leo Joy Kim Courtenay Stephanie Leone Leopold Lett Levine a x, i . I ' Frank Vernessia Shane Holly Littlefield Littles Lively Lockwich Joey Michael Angela Chuck Lofaso Logan Lollis Phillip Dan Garrick Gwen Jenn Leah Kevin Kevin Long Loomis Lynch Lynch Male Mason Mazur McCarthy ?1 x Beth Laura Clyde Mike Leslie Marcie Jenna Darcy McClain McClellan McCray McDonald McGee McKay McKeon McKinnon 106 Seventh Grade X Nelberger Joel Neuman Sandra Newland McNeilI Clark Mesolella Todd Minear Ronnie Mullens McNeill $ LLLLLL . Danna Miller Elizabeth Munson Miller Stephanie Moulton Seventh Grade 107 X if , , ' M. , Shane Calvin Tara April Newland Newman Newton Nightingale Christa Danny Mike Amanda Nobbe Noe Norcia Normington Mike Tammy Jamie Casey Notare Novak Nygren O'Keefe Heather Marc Michelle Tracy O' Keefe Ollis Oremland O' Rourke Michelle Page Palso Papenfuss Paul Charity Chrisann Jimmy Christina Patterson Penk Perrino Persaud V, Tracy Dusty Jessica Jorge Petitta Plummer Porras Porrata 108 Seventh Grade Cindy Dave Kristine Stphanie Poulin Press er Pruszynski Rae Raneri x William Nicole James Michael Brian Rapp Raptoulis Reaves Reaves Rebar Christina Eddie Tony Scott Michelle Rice Richards Richards Richards Richters Jennifer Becky Nicole Brian Chris Reginos Roan Roberts Rocha Rodriguez L. wagg Clint Billy Tony Rodriguez Rosenthal Russo Tony Chris Jeff Ryner Sabo Salanco Heather John Nick Salek Samaan Sanborn Seventh Grade 109 Edward Sprague W Strosser Stac Stoeff er 110 Seventh Grade .MW Stacy Sprague .u Sarah Jennifer Steinorth Stephany 3; Heather Stoltzfus Sciochitano Stephanie Shimer Jennifer Smith Trevor Kerri Spande Spaulding Chris St. Clair Robert Stephens Katrina Sullivan Chris Sklaruk r Angela Spence Jllx Suzanne Sealey Angelia Spence 1. Kristin Christy Sweet Taggert f 1. Jenny Johnathan Teevan Schmidt Danny Angela Angela C ristina Ronny Lori Ricky Thode Thornburg Thumbtzen Tiche r Timpanero Troglen Trombly Seventh Grade 111 Ma ni Matt Tuominen Turney Derek VanVeen Erica Aaron Vietzke Vitulli Walker 112 Seventh Grade Vaverchak Shane Voutsinas Sam Walther Weig Unverzagt Vecchio Anneke Walker Wendy Wasilewski Fred Michelle Wayne Maria Theresa Jennifer Stephanie Daniel Wolfe Womak Wood Welch Wheeler Whitney Wieter Williams Michelle Jennifer Woolever Woofter Wright Matthew Toni; Elizabeth Wright Wrig t Zervios Seventh Grade 113 114 Faculty - Administration Faculty - Administration 115 WRITERS CRAMP Language Arts is one of the many subjects required by all S.H.M.S. students. Our Language Arts teachers are dedicated to teaching each and every student proper grammar, spelling, and reading skills. Language Arts teaches us the skills so we may communicate better in our ever changing world. Mrs. Hall Mr. Morrow Dept. Head Mrs. Hancock Mrs. Morse Ms. Morales Mrs. Tsalickis 116 Language Arts READING BETWEEN THE LINES Our reading classes at S.H.M.S. are designed to help students with their reading skills. All students are required to take at least one reading class in sixth grade. The reading teachers dedicate their time to encouraging students to read such material as books, newspapers. and plays. All this focuses on Reading Between the Lines. Dr. Potter Reading 1 17 STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE E.L.P. gives students at S.H.M.S. a real challenge. During the year you can find these students on archeological digs, programming computers or making animated films. In and out of school these students are always striving for excellence. Mrs. Skiratko ? y 1;: 1 18 Gifted CENTER OF RESEARCH Our school library is kept running smoothly with the help of Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Haas and all of the library assistants. They make sure that all of the books are in correct order and Mrs. Chase always has video equipment readily available. Through organization and dedication the library stays the Center of Research. Front Row: Heather Smiley, Stacy DeBilio. Middle Row: Markus Kesler, Tricia Torrey, Brian Settlemire. Back Row: Noel Richert, Anne Jacobsen, Katie Marcinkowski, Julia Hafener, Stephanie Browning, Wendy Moreland. .a Humilww Mrs. Chase Media Center 119 CENTERING ON THE PAST S.H.M.S. social studies teachers spend their day teaching students about different cultures and important events that have happened in history. Through current events and classroom discussions these teachers prepare their students for our faSt mOVing SOCietY- Mr. Anderson Mr. George Mr. Grosneck Mr. Hancock Dept. Head .A 1:. Mr. Martin Mrs. Rice Mr. Scott Mr. Sedore 120 Social Studies CENTERING ON SCIENCE S. H. M. 8. science teachers center on teaching students the three major fields of science: Earth Science, Life Science, and Physical Science. Through movies and experiments, these teachers help make learning the sciences more fun for the students. Mrs. Dewberry Mr. Engel Mrs. Gillespie Mr. Haire inS Mr. Hall Mr. Harris Dept. Head Mrs. McConihay Mr. Schlierer Science 121 100Wo MATH TEACHERS Mathematics can be traced as far back as ancient times. Men probably first counted with their fingers or used pebbles. We've come a long way from pebbles to arithmetic, to algebra and computers. And how would we have learned to count, figure percents, unknowns or program computers without our super 1000A Math teachers. Mr. Brown Mrs. Caldwell lg er Mrs. Davis Mr. Harrington Mr. Heerschap Dept. Head Mr. Peace Miss Rambow Mr. Runnels 122 Math EXCEPTIONAL TEACHERS These teachers center their day on helping their special students. They help students in math, Language Arts and social skiIIs. These teachers are reaIIy excep onaL Miss KeIIer Mrs. Mazzone Mrs. O'Berry Mrs. Strouse Mrs. Wilson Dept. Head Exceptional Education 123 .S. WORKOUT Attaining strong and healthy bodies is what the PE. classes are centering on this year. To reach this goal P.E. teachers make sure that students stay involved in the many different activities acquired such as gymnastics, football, soccer, basketball and volleyball. Mr. Jablonski Mr. Krause Dept. Head Mrs. Ms. Roush Ms. Veal Kuzniewski 124 Physical Education HOOKED ON HUMANITITES Mr. Bailey Dept. Head , B Mrs. Freidman ' k Mrs. Baker Mrs. Bell M rs. Duffey Ms. Storrs A popular choice made by many students at S.H.M.S. is to take one or more of the many humanities classes offered. Humanities includes subjects in the areas of music, art and foreign cultures. Participating in any one of these classes could get almost anyone hooked on humanities. Humanities 125 The vocational classes at S.H.M.S. are exciting and instructional. In these classes students get to take a break from the regular classroom routine and attempt new and different experiences that are beneficial to them throughout their life. That's why these classes are considered to be centering on skill. CENTERING ON SKILL Miss Henry Mr. Lewis Miss Littlefield Mr. Morig Mrs. Speat Mr. VanNortwick Dept. Head 126 Vocational Classes TOPPING IT OFF Whether it 5 working on schedules, checking attendance or helping to solve problems, the eighth grade administrative team is always there to help. This team is comprised of Mr. Krassner, Mrs. Solava, and Mrs. Conrod. Their hard work and dedication Mr. Krassner keep them centering on the top. Administrator Mrs. Solava Counselor Mrs. Conrod Secretary Front Row: Tracie Foster, Marcie Turner, Alex Anton, Stacy Lash. Middle Row: Gretchen Von Schullick, Allison Schimitzer, Olivia Moody. Back Row: Lisa Jariszenko, Kristen Henry, Stacy Pendleton. Eighth Grade Administration 127 MOVING RIGHT ALON; This year's seventh grade Administrative ' , , ., Team is made up of three important people. They work together to register students, organize schedules, and help with problems. They are what keeps the seventh graders moving right along. Mr. Burns Mrs. Green Mrs. Avenall Administrator Counselor Secretary Front Row: Jerrod Postlethwaite. Lora Scicchitano. Michelle Reed, 1 Nicole Lentz. Second Row: Julie Evans, Krista Patton, Jennifer Reginos, Michelle Ormeland, Dee Hole. Third Row: Susan Hoffman. Kim VanDyke, Jennifer Boos. Gina Ortiz, Katrina Kimberlin. Back Row: Stacy Stoeffler, zany Cross, Annelisse Mayorga, Celeste Brown, Jennifer Moytl, Pam ullivan. 128 Seventh Grade Administration ON THE RIGHT TRACK The sixth graders are getting off to a good start with the help of their Administrative Team. This team works hard to keep the sixth graders running on the right track. They are a big help to this year's newest students at S.H.M.S. f' Kt :' t i i t. Ms. Jaquish Mrs. Dowty Ms. Landin Administrator Counselor Secretary D Front Row: Scott Conrod, Kari Sullivan. Second Row: Rhonda Fite. Siobhan Clarke, Wendy Woodbury, Jenny Just. Sixth Grade Administration 129 THE CENTER OF IT ALL Mrs. Raymond has been the principal at S.H.M.S. for five years. She was assistant prin- cipal for two years before becoming the principal. Before coming to S.H.M.S. she taught math to ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth graders. She also was a guidance counselor and dean at John F. Kennedy Middle School. Although Mrs. Ray- mond is a very busy lady, she does have some spare time for her hobby, playing tennis. 130 Principal MANAGING THE CENTER f? M 4:43:19: Keeping the school running smoothly t begins in the front office. Mrs. Fee, secretary for the principal, Mrs. Campbell, the school clerk and Mrs. Reed, the bookkeeper are kept busy answering the phones, directing visitors around the school and attending to Mrs. Campbe the daily needs of the students and staff. Front Row: Ricky Hoffman. Marc Himelhoch, Steve Reeves. Second Row: Craig Moir. Gayle Echlov, Allison Brennan, Kelly Mulik. Back Row: Erica Battle, Kris Howell. Lisa Stupanik, Jamie Johnson. Secretaries 131 CENTER OFISATY The safety of S.H.M.S. students is most impor- tant to our bus drivers. An award is given each month to the bus that exhibits the best behavior. It is an honor to recognize those drivers who dedicate their tives to be the Center of Safety. 132 Transportation KEEPING IT IN ORDER A good maintenance staff is always the center of any school. Our daytime and evening custodial crews help to keep the school clean and equipment running. Our cafeteria ladies spend many hours preparing the lunches for over 1,000 students. Thanks to these ladies we always have a hot school lunch. Custodial and Cafeteria 133 134 Closing Closing 135 RHYTHM OF THE NIGHT Dances are a big part of life at S.H.M.S. From dancing with that special someone to just standing around and hearing the latest gossip. These dances give students the opportunity to feel the rhythm of the night. 136 LIGHTS, CAMERA, LIPSYNC 138 Closing nuu ; Twice a year certain students are selected by a panel of judges to entertain our students. This group of performers sets the stage for Safety Harbor Middle School's very own Lip Sync. These promising entertainers are judged on their own perfor- mance. Students are given a great form of after school entertainment at these special events. STUDENTS LEND A HELPING HAND This year students collected money to give to the United Nations International Childrens Fund tUNICEFt. This money provides nutrition, health care, and educa- tion to the children of the world who need it the most. SHMS students are always willing to lend a helping hand. Closing 139 A JOURNEY TO THE SMALL W T. $$ng 3 y. w A fun filled day was in store for eligible eighth graders who journeyed to the small world on May 3, 1986. Leaving the TTreal world behind to frolic with Mickey and friends made these eighth graders the Center of Fantasy. 140 Closing Closing 141 142 Closing 144 Closing F... CONTENTS Center of the Crowd Introduction Center of New Beginnings 18 Sixth Grade Center of Involvement Clubs and Organizations Center of Music Band and Chorus Center of Attention Eighth Grade 34 48 56 Center of Action 84 Sports Stuck in the Center 98 Seventh Grade Center of Learning 1 14 Faculty and Staff Center of Safety Harbor 134 Closing and Happenings Center of Jdlfenlion