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

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SAY IT WITH POETRY Recently we watched a filmstrip On how to do story problems. It broke down the problems into steps; Everyone had to do several reps! The teacher says math’s good for us. But we usually make a real big fuss. Subtraction, fractions, division and times Figuring riyals, quarters and dimes. Folks say we need it to get a job, Doctor, lawyer or navigator ... Thank goodness for my calculator! Continents, oceans, parallels of latitude Mrs. Sexauer says we should have a better Attitude. Study customs, traditions, food And directions; please help me remember The answers to the questions! Now we’re through it all — I have to admit We’ve had a ball. Weakness, sorrow, rain Or shine — we’ve gotten through even the Hardest knots and binds. Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Halloween We’ve gotten through. We’ve all been keen. So thank goodness the year has ended; Let’s look forward to next year. Everyone sit down and sing. Let’s have a cup of cheer! By ... Kelly Albin Bassim Riad takes a chance to study the Egyptian civilization display in the room. One of Kristine M. ’s favorites, a Care Bear, waits for her to finish her lesson. Mohammed Adawi Kelly Albin Bassel Bastawi Mattias Ellison Diane Fulner Charlotte Holmer Rehan Khan Brian Larkin Lotta Lehtinen Maroesja Meuleman Meredith Morrison Taya Naruse Cheryl Pecz Sabine Renner Bassim Riad Brad Smith Jennifer Smith Lee Stones Ryan Twitchell Jeanne Williams Joseph Young 4 p • - j $ i ♦ •vi „ 148 5K

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Musicians travel to a new building as ... Mid-year Move Drums Up Excitement Joyously 5J started its journey through the 1983-84 school year. Judging the teacher a Jonah for the students was an easy task. What a bunch of “jewels” jabbered the teacher to herself. Jumping right into difficult jobbers brought us all to a jolting jam-up. The jury was consulted, and the findings were just. Juggling was in order, and soon things were jiving. Joyous now, altogether, we were Johnny-on-the-spot for each jamboree. Our jaunty drummers kept jazzing up the class with their high jinks. Jesting and joshing seemed justified for our joy ride. June found us a bit jagged around the edges, and the jitters joined us as Judgement Day might prevent a jubilee from being 100% complete. By jove, jolly faces abounded when all jetted to the top of their class for a jubilant placement in sixth grade. Mrs. Bess Hood Berry Award winners Amy Boutwell and Michael Madsen pose tor a congratulatory photo. Amy Boutwell Beth Bryson Lisa Conaway Kristy Duke Michelle Fisher Carrie Granneman Stacey Hartnett Alexis Hinchcliffe Patrick Hufford Kevin Lister Michael Madsen Corey Mazer Yen Anh Millspaugh Stephen N. Pagden Jason Ruprecht Roger Stockman Torkjell Strom me Hanako Tanaka Brandi Whitaker Lee Williams Kebin Wynne 5J 147

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Intermediate School Where The Action Is ■nof JPA- U 5E? r 0Uj.no p rvto i(vr • or$e- I av -b c nf'J r'eW 5°- vait ! n-m Finding the science experiment humorous, John Daniel of 5C studies the results. aaLearning (which, witch) word to use is made fun with this 4th grade hall mural. ASara Can of 6H finds herself wrapped up in the anatomy of the human body. After a long day, sixth graders Tommy Zaubi and Danny Merrick wave good-bye. Intermediate Action 149