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

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Teevan, Bridget Terpak, Trevor Thayer, Ioshua Thomas, Robert Thomopoulos, Stephanie Thompson, David Thompson, Joann Thorne, Wendy Tidikis, Dana Tranquillo, Marcia Tregillus, John Tsolkas, Angela Turner, Charlie Turner, Christine Tutton, James Tzigoz, Nick Uhr, Shayne Ungemah, Ieremy Vance, Trisha VanDevander, Vicky Vanwaters, Shana Vardamaskos, Maria Varney, Phil Vekasi, Joe Vellucci, Joshua Vietzke, Amy Vivolo, Glen Vrettos, Louie Wagner, Hilary Warner, Lisa Watson, Joan Weber, Joe Welsh, Kristen Wester, Chris White, Becky White, Elizabeth Williams, Ian Williams, Michelle Wilson, David Wilson, Kali Woolley, David Wyatt, Sonya Yancey, Ierry Yeager, Debra Young, Heather Zamora, Andrea Zarvas, Victor Seventh Grade 121

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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

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Abernathy, Bryan Adams, Victor Albert, Michelle Alfaro, Lisa Alonso. Ernest Alsobrook, William Amburgy, Erica Anton, Georgia Apple, Kimberly Applegate, Angela Archambault, Arnold Arroyo, Christina Ashumun, Dawn t Backer, DJ. Bailey, Mark Bain, Cameron Bain, Kelly Baio, onann Barkovich, Thomas Basset, Amos Baxter, Marsha Beeker,Dennis Behan, Christopher Behar, Aaron Bitman, Shawn Blanco, Alyssa Bonaventura, Angie Bond, Shelby Sixth Graders have JUST ARRIVED Theyire here! They fi- nally made it. There is a lot expected of sixth graders because they are no longer elementary stu- dents. It is time for them to grow up, and if they combine all their hopes and dreams and contin- ually work together, they will be able to reach their goal. These new students should be proud that they are sixth graders. Spirit and dedication, along 122 t Sixth Grade with motivation and the desire to succeed, result in a key element in ob- taining success. Fresh- ness, revitalization, and humor come to mind when one thinks of the sixth graders. These new students possess that spe- cial spirit that makes them so unique. We welcome you whole-heartedly and of- fer you good luck as you continue your journey to maturity and success.