Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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Students Come From Far Away Places Watching camel races and riding Arabian horses were two of the unusual attractions for Tamara Sher- burn when she lived in Sau- dia Arabia during her eighth- grade year. She also found it interest- ing to shop for gifts and unu- sual items at the souk Cmar- ketj. Spending time sunning at the beach and going on all-day Dow trips off the coast are among her memo- ries of her year in Saudia Arabia. Tamara has visited France, Germany, Rome, and Hong Kong, in addition to the states of Maryland, Kansas, and South Carolina. Her father, a colonel in the U.S. Army, is currently sta- tioned in Washington, D.C., where she plans to visit when school is out. She has lived with her grandmother in GS to attend school her senior year. Other students who have lived in far-away places are Ralph, Lisa, and Jeffrey Car- roll, who were in Alaska. Their family lived, in a two- room log cabin for six months while their father worked on the Alaskan pipe line. For enjoyment Lisa and her brothers swam in 60- degree water, fished, and hunted bears, moose, and rabbits. They also hiked a lot l l 0 World Travelers V I I l i l 5 E 4 l l E World traveler, Tamara Sherburn, showf the treasures she collected in difteren countries. I I l t l P H l V I xl l n l