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

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Fleckenstein, Kyle Folger, Ben Foor, Don Fowler, Dan Fox, Angela Frederick, Graham Fredericks, Jennifer Fuchs, Bill Fuertes, Mike Fulmino, Todd Garry, Christy Gedridge, Nicole Geyman, Angela Gibson, Chris Glauch, Alden Goldstein, Amanda Gomez, Bryan Granieri, Robert Greene, Blythe Gregg, Andrea Griffin, James Griffith, Shannon Groenink, lame Anne Gulliford, Craig Haag, Lynn Hagans, Eddie . t Hagans, Rick $ ?l Halkias, Lisa 1 Flash lem a SILVER SMILE Railroad tracks and metal mouth are two of the names given to stu- dents who wear braces. Whether they have had braces for one day or three years, they are all living for the day when they get them off. Most brace-wearers dread going to the ortho- dontist because they nev- er know if the visit is for a ttlookyl, or the tortuous tightening. Amy Putcher has had her braces for a year-and-a-half, and doesn't like them at all. I hate when the dentist tells me what I can and canlt eat, and Erica Strickland thinks They make my face look big- ger. Braces are often annoy- ing while they are on, but the end result is more than worth the trouble. So, flash those tin ,grins now, and laugh because, everyone will envy your pearly whites later. Sixth Grade l 125

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Craft, William Cross, Casey Crutcher, Ashley Cummings, Nicole Dake, Jennifer Dallman, Iosh Daly, Kelly Damore, Kim Dampier, Alicia Das, Rajeeb De La Rosa, Justin Demasi, Peter Demps, Tiffany Denney, Robby De Salvia. Kerri Ann Diensl, Christy Dobbs, Andrew Doering, Teddy Dolbow, Tiffany Dominguez, Elizabeth Donahey, Derek Donnelly, Thomas Dort, Ionathan Dowd, Chris DuBose, Lee Duff, Kelley Dutcher, Amy Dyer, Steven Eichler, Ryan Emenecker, Stacey Eversole, David Ferris, Chris Figurski, David Fisher, Melissa Flament, Stephanie 124 Sixth Grade Shannon Griffith, Casey Cross, Lara Martinovich, Melanie Mar- tin and Patrick SLClair are not shy about flashing their silver smiles.

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Hakala, Iustin Haller, Colleen Hammond, Daniel Hampton, Marlo Harding, Shawn Hargreaves, Bryan Harkins, Summer Harrington, Amanda Hartmann, Eric Harvey, Dustin Harvey, Michael Hatchet, Kari Hayes, Jamie Herring, Paul Hicks, Ronnica Hicks, Stephanie Hoffman, John Hogg, Russel Hollister, Shawn Holmes, Michelle Hommel, Melodie Horan, Becky Howard, Ierome Howard, Michael Huddleston, Robert Hull, Natalie Hurlbut, Lisa Hurley, Iennifer Why do you BUG ME? Even the closest of friends gets on each oth- erts nerves at times. While some rarely like to admit it, the fact remains that those little pet peeves can really annoy you. A survey has shown that boys are not as an- noyed by pet peeves as girls. The most common annoyance for boys is cracking of the knuckles, while for girls, the list is endless. uIt gets on my nerves when people laugh alot, get mad at lit- tle things, and try to be perfect all of the time, says Michelle Albert. Kerry Vogants pet peeve 126 t Sixth Grade is, ttWhen people talk too much. Although these pet peeves may seem trite to you, they really can be bothersome, and you need to learn how to con- trol the situation before it gets out-of-hand, and loss of a friendship occurs. There are really very simple steps in handling a pet peeve. First, think about your own little habits that may be a pet peeve for someone else. Second, try to talk to the person about their annoy- ing habits. Then, choose your words carefully and have a kind heart.