Saudi Arabian International School - Bedouin Yearbook (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)

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Computers, Field Trips Highlight The Year Stamp Club Initiated In Class A rs. Ru hi tig's class enjoys an informal science discussion about the constellations. Mrs. Ewa Rubing The yuletide season was enhanced by a play about Santa and the computer in 5D. We did some really exciting things this year. We learned lots of things about computers. We learned how they work and how to make them work. We had a big Halloween party and a parade. We went on a field trip to Ericsson Company. We found out a whole lot about telephones and how they work. We did a Christmas play too. We also made creative writing books. We could write in them anything we wanted to. This year our biggest goal was organization. We worked on keeping our classroom and our things tidy. It was a big responsibility, but we did very well. We also had a stamp club in our class. We made a book for Mrs. Rubing to keep our extra stamps in. During our period for stamp club, we were allowed to trade our stamps and to put some in Mrs. Rubing’s book if we wanted to. Most of the children who have stamps had a lot of fun. Christian Amos Richard Bloomfield Troy Carlsen Douglas Cox Ayisha Elahi Michael ElGhazaly Aisling Gibbons Jill Gotcher Valentina Hall Ishrat Husain Susana Itkonen Nizar Khoury Liz Merrick Kevin Merritt Martin Montoya Nathan Morris Reza Munir Melinda Nasir Tim Petersen Tina Sanyal Mary Heather Tilzey 5D 141

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5C y' Goal Is To Encourage, Help Others Trying Is The Key To Success Mrs. Linda SchmersahlX In our class our goal was to encourage and help other people understand and succeed. We had many projects this year. The class tried such things as choir, band, library, centers, poetry, math games, science experiments, social studies models and charts. Some games were Mountain Climbing, Jackpot, and Silly Sentences. On Halloween we played Mask Masquerade at our party. In the Turkey Trot, though we got fifth place, we still had good feelings about it. We congratulated our runners for doing a good job and for trying. After all, that’s what school is for, isn’t it? The teacher also had jobs for us like messenger, the board person, line leaders, monitor, and the helper. It helped us become organized. We had many nationalities in our class: German, Swiss, American, Canadian, Filipin-o, Australian, Jordanian, and Pakistani. Following the science book instructions, Sachs Zindy attempts the experiment Robert Aldrich Jason Brown Philip Chen John Daniel Cynthis Dickey Scott Fair Jaye Falls Laura Franlo Laura Goodnow Chris Griffin Stefan Gschwendtner Dimah Hashweh Kiran Khan John Porter Christine Provencher Gene Roberts Keri Rose Curtis Skipwith Susan Stephenson Matt Zimmerman Sacha Zindy 140 5C

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Mrs. Frankie X Morgan X 5E had an exciting year. X The class was very X enthusiastic, eager to learn X and energetic. They were en-X couraged to become experts in f turning out excellent work. Sometimes the enthusiasm became earsplitting, but that is not eccentric for an experienced class that is as entertaining as 5E. The year was an exemplary, educational, and effective experience and will be remembered as enjoyable. Experts In Excellence aCIoss displays geometric math plates. AProud of her mathematical achievement, Cici Grobecher shows her finished project Ali Akyol Phillip Anderson Sean Cooley Imad Daoud Cecilia Grobecher Shafiq Jadallah Stacey Johnston April Kershaw Yong Hwan Kwon Andrea Kyriakides Brian Lindsay Paul McGloughlin Samantha Rees Stephanie Rounds Tina Sallinen John T. Shade David Tack Kristine Uyeno Mary Weber Mark Wiliszewski Lissa Zavala 142 5E