Page 13 - Carrollton 1998

Intermediate

Student Life

The planners for the year are booked solid for the girls a t the
Interm ediate School. They not only h av e to work on keeping their
grades up in class, but they must also b a la n ce their lives full of var­
ious activities.
The fourth graders, the new -com ers to El Jardin, will spend a full
d ay at Shark V alley in the Everglades, an d they will also go to see
the M.I.M.I. ship w hen it stops for a visit in Miami. The fifth graders
will dedicate m uch of their time to the long anticipated, an n u al
Fifth Grade Opera. The sixth graders h a v e two m ajor events to look
forward to this year: the m oving on an d becom in g Junior High
girls, an d a two night stay in the everglades.
"I love being in the Interm ediate school, w e alw ays h a v e som e­
thing to do an d w e h a v e El Jard in to ourselves," says Kelly Perrins,
a sixth grader. As you c a n see, the girls in the Interm ediate School
do not h av e a m om ent to spare, but they do h a v e m an y m om ents
of joy. There is not doubt these girls lead busy lives, inside an d out­ Top: Fifth graders Nicole Bulas anc
Maria Cristina Gonzalez take dow|
side of El Jardin.
the flag at the end of a long day. j

Top: Sixth graders Mariana
Gonzalez, Kelly Perrins,
M argina Demmer-Rocha,
and Nina Momayezzadah
do not like the idea of split-
ting-up; together forever,
that's their motto.

Right: "You want me to do
what?" says sixth grader
Monica Rosell. Right: Tania Del Rivero and
Carolina Armas are living
proof th at the fourth
grad ers do not h a v e a
chance to even stop to look
at the camera.