La Jolla Country Day School - L Esprit Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

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he Middle School faculTy experienced several new addiTions in 4985-6. These were Connie Leonard in 5Th grade: Joyce Dalessandro in 6Th5 and Sharilyn MounT, Elahe Joubine-Saba, and RuTh CarleTon in 7Th. New and reTurning faculTy were all very involved in sTu- denT life. As well as Taking parT in ouTdoor educaTion Trips, some facuITy members joined sTudenTs on specialized field Trips. The 6Th graders wenT To Sharp Memorial HospiTal, and The 5Th grade Took a Trip To Ruben H. FIeeT Space Museum in honor of The appearance of HaIley's ComeT. The Middle School science Teachers are especially inTeresTed in This phenomenon. Science classes of all four grades have devoTed some Time To iTs sTudy, and The Teachers have aTTended special seminars To learn more abouT The com- eT. STudenT-Teacher reIaTions in The Middle School reached an all-Time high in T985-6. A survey of The sTudenTs showed This, and Ellen Simms agrees. The relaTionship is posiTive, she said. The Teachers and The sTudenTs are very friendly. The sTudenT council is formulaTing a FaculTy AppreciaTion Day similar To ThaT of The Upper School To mainTain This favorable Trend. FaculTy members were es- pecially close because They Took The Time To celebraTe each oTher's birThdays, help one anoTher ouT wiTh classes, and cover for each oTher if someone was sick. There is a new bond ThaT is bringing The facuiTy TogeTher This year. T? The new Middle School faculfy lounge provides a repos? and a quieT place To sTudy for Nancy EckenroTh and Elah Joubine-Saba. Susan Adams Mary Anne Brower Ann Chaiiin English, Journalism MaTh ArT Connie Leonard English ..- S 'Z-fi, wi . NN X X 5 Joyce Dalessandro, our Middle School faculTy wizard, spreads a liTTIe magic. sf iw' 55 T ii S. , s Us ::.,:,5-.Si. si: iwsggsg' L' 1 2 3 4