Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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International students import 'W BOTTOM ROW: Margot Dillard, Helen Chau, Margaret Chau, Patchara Jiaravanon, and Mitra Khalili-Rad. ROW TWO: Valri Geer, Moezeddin Pakneshan, Mehdi Riahi, Juzo Hisaoka, Hirohito Oka and Danny Masuda. ROW 3: Kurt Hughett, Connie Rogier, Scott Graham, Kevin Cobb, Wesley Winfree and Ann Darbishire. ffl-I. 1. 'i Lx s X R BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Westwood, Sandy Holdorf, Mark Mandell, Naima Hujian, Nina Saleh and Rossana Adamzadeh. ROW 2: Somsak Suksomboon, Bader El-Imam, Tarek Shurrab, Kuzaima Jallad, Joe Israeli and Hadi Zaker-Ghamsari. ROW 3: Peter Szkodu, Mehrdad Hariri, Roger Cox, Kais Abujaber, Juan Ordoveza and Mardani Kouroush.

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are developed Roxanne Davidson 'S' ts 1 MN , l M' A B v I d D bb, BOTTOM ROW: Sabrina Ferrai, Patty Bertram and Rox- 'won' lmtruclor' My 'mc rcnndn dn C 'C anne Mason, instructor. ROW 2: MaryAnne Brennan, Karen Cobb and Debbie Davidson X Q-Q XTX 6 Roy Britt, instructor, Joel Frecsc, Bob Bridgewater and Chat .Iiaravanon Ms. Roxanne Mason was new to the Judson faculty this year. Learn- ing ceramics and textiles from her was a fun experience. Not only did the students learn how to use dif- ferent hand building techniques, but they also worked with potter's wheels. In the textiles class, mac- rame, batiking, and tie-dying was a big hit and Roxanne helped in all of it. Electronics was offered again this year with a big turn out. The boys learned a great deal about AC and DC circuits. Alot was learned from Mr. Britt and he helped these stu- dents understand how electrical appliances are set up.

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many cultures to Judson BOTTOM ROW: Jon Keidser, Karen Cobb, Lisa Polotnik and Banton Ma. ROW 2: Najla Akhlaghi, Shiva Ghamghamy, Treasea Harpole, Betty Hughett, Sunun Poongkumarn and Beth Dudley. ROW 3: Jess Hartman, Jon Severe, Scott Holdorf, Khattab Jallad, Rick Kracer, Behnam Haeri and Leo I-Iilario. ROW 4: Thad Terrin, Raymond Johnson, Abdol Javaherian, Ken Fisher, Mike McCarty and Nader Emami-Kelishadi Where else but at Judson are so many countries and nationalities repre- , sented? There are students from Jor- dan, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, Eng- , , land, Mexico, Ireland, Africa, Belize, - .X xgx ygl N , ,Q X N Dubai, Japan, South America, Canada, Italy, Philippines, Thailand, Australia :v 5 . 3 and China. It is this melding of cultures that is informative and educational to all stu- i , dents. 35 -24355, BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Conley, Mary Ann Liston, Karen Bengtson, Shelly Holdorf, Kaori Watanabe and Hiroki Nogami. ROW 2: Siamak Khatami, Cristiano Minunni, Hiroya Yanagi, Trey Rice, Nelson Domaschk and Chatchaval Jiaravanon.