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

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Yearbook Staff Keeps ALL EYES ON YOU During second period each day, you can find forty persons work- ing diligently to produce one of the state of Florida's finest mid- dle school yearbooks. The 1986- 87 yearbook received a Third place in the States Florida Scho- lastic Press Associationts compe- tition. The staff has a unified goal of continuing the winning tradi- tion and standard of excellence with the 1987-88 yearbook. The staff is responsible for de- signing and drawing layouts, tak- ing pictures, scheduling picture days, writing stories and fitting the pictures on the page. One very unique and rare aspect of our book is that the entire book is put together by computer. SHMS is one of the few middle schools in the nation that uses this ad- vanced technology for yearbook production. The staff takes great pride in awarding you this book of memories that will follow you and be a part of your successes in life. Front Row: Michael Runy, Kristen Smith, Sarah Bogue, Lin Berry, Ioel Langholz, Richard Hildenbrand. Second Row: Shannon Kinane, Richelle Morgan, Ryan LeVasseur, Amanda Barton, Ioanne Smout, Michelle Grady, David Woolley, Heather Murphy. Third Row: lane Norsworthy, Ben Nicholson, Dory Boderek, Heather Pilgrim, Michelle Leo, Holli Rixman, Tina Bianco, Karen Cockerham, Brian McMurtry, Danny Slaybaugh. Back Row: Mrs. HalltadvisorL Mr. BinnstTaylor Publishingi, Mrs. Skiratkoiadvisori, Jessica Miller, Heidi Stanaland, Allison Marchiony, Meg Helmholtz, Missy Edwards, Becky Rider, Lisa Kelcourse, Ierusha Azel, Dana Tidikis. Yearbook 8 27

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26 i Yearbook Mrs. Hall Mrs. Skiraiko Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Skiratko are the Reflections advisors. They are what makes each page in the yearbook possible. They spend endless, tedious hours before school, after school and even weekends to make sure every- thing is perfect and that staff members are working to their fullest capabilities. Their goal is to assist staff members in producing an out- standing yearbook that S.H.M.S. students will be proud of. Left: Ryan LeVasseur shows Richelle Morgan, Kristen Smith and Lisa Kelcourse Which layout needs pictures. Above: Ierusha Azel, Heidi Stanaland and Shan- non Kinane discuss the volleyball layouts.

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Everyone,s Talking About TOMOHAWK TALK Let's hear it for Tomohawk Talk, our school newspaper! The staff is very dedicated to their job of reporting school news and hap- penings. Only with all of the stu- dent's help, combined with Ms. Chenault's expertise, does the once-a-month publication be- come succesful. Ms. Chenault, 28 T Newspaper the staffs advisor, aids in the tre- mendous amount of hard work that the staff goes through in or- der to produce the newspaper. The newspaper takes careful and creative planning, which in- cludes layout design, writing in- formative articles, and interpret- ing the news to the students and faculty at S.H.M.S. The articles are writen by the students and include interesting facts about S.H.M.S. and the happenings that occur here. The price of Tomohawk Talk is only twenty-five cents but, the effort and hard work that goes into it is priceless. Front Row: Sarah Blatt, Carrie Finnegan, Donita Whittenberger, Allen Marshall, Cara Swonguer Row 2: Krissy Armstrong, Cristina Nielson, Shannon Spear, Laura Doniger Row 3: Andrea Alex, Shane Cowley, Barbra Sutton, Michelle Greblick, Michelle Ogden Back Row: Amy Massey, Wendy Massey, James Cooper, Chris Damore, Ms. Chenault, advisor. Absent:Stephaine Stauffer, Lyle Goldman.