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

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Sansone, Elizabeth Sawyer, Shannon Scheffer, Sharon Schneegold, Ryan Schneider, Drew Schodtler, Carrie Schulze, Toby Schwanz, Krista Scudamore, Ovilla Sessons, Logan Sewell, Tracey Shapiro, Jason Shaw, Teneka Shea, Danny Shelton, Dustin Shortt, Mary Siegel, Bobby Simon, Tony Slaybough, Danny Slutz, Kristen Small, Danielle Smith, Bobby Smith, Kristen Smout, Joanne Snyder, Tiffany Soklalski, Renee Somach, Everette Sovers, Chad Dare to BE DIF F ERENT October 30 was the day Safety Harbor Middle School students and staff took a costume break. For that day students put away their Guess? jeans and Limited Express tops to adorn themselves with ghoulish make-up, clothes and accessories. The halls and classrooms do indeed become eerie. On that day no one minds taking the risk to be dif- ferent because it is some- what expected. There are those howev- er, who don't single out Halloween. They use their creativity to single themselves out in a crowd. For example, Dr. Potter wrestled an alliga- tor to promote publicity and interest in the sev- enth grade field trip to the Seminole Indian Res- ervation and Culture Center. To those of you who dare to be different, we salute your creativity, and your individuality. You are the ones who keep us laughing, and keep our spirits high. Seventh Grade i 119

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Orians, Michelle Otting, Ierrod Pace, Kristen Pacheco, Debbie Palka, Iennifer Parrulli, Anthony Paskalidis, Lisa Patterson, Michelle Pavlica, Jason Peters, Mike Peterson, Sean Petryniec, Karen Phillips, Amber Pickens, Robert Pimental, Jesse Pique, Earl Porter, Graham Prawl, Lisette Pride, Iohnny Reavis, Paul Reed, Melissa Reeves, Brandi Reeves, Kathryn Regan, Ricky Reifer, Iaimee Rene, Christine Reseigh, Emily Retherford, Brad Riba, Ioshua Ribet, Daniel Rich, Jared Rider, Rebecca Riley, Michael Rinaldo, Joseph Robbins, Bryan Romano, Anne Rosoff, Ira Rosoff, Jeremy Rubin, Marcia Ruegger, Dennis Ruth, Dustin Sage, Kim Salzer, Nicole 118 Seventh Grade

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Ifyou... 1. Count the days before you are an eighth grader, 2. Suddenly feel, like Michele Orions with Chicago Bears quarterback Iim McMahon, too mature for others in your class, 3. Get excited over the opportunity of choosing an elective, 4. Feel superior to sixth graders, 5. Have to start wondering what you are going to be in life, 6. Become more confident and independent, Then you are a Seventh Grader! Staller, Michael Statkus, Nathan Steel, Drew Steel, Jeffrey Steiner, Tom Steinorth, Bill Stepan, Jeremy Stroner, Brian Strouf, Marie Stuecher, Ben Sullivan, Michael Sutton, Barbara Swann, Leah Swann, Sarah Sweet, Amy Swonguer, Cara Szima, Ieff Tanner, Scott Taube, Kim Taylor, Meredith Tedesco, Thomas 120 Seventh Grade