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

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My hand will always be there to help you. Love, Mrs. Thomason Understanding what her students need ... Mrs. Thomason Shares A Poem This bridge will only take you halfway there To those mysterious lands you long to see: Through gypsy camps and swirling Arab fairs And moonlit woods where unicorns run free. So come and walk awhile with me and share The twisting trails and wondrous worlds I’ve known. But this bridge will only take you halfway there — The last few steps you’ll have to take alone. Shel Silverstein Mrs. Linda Thomason Mrs. Thomason prepares the groups for an experiment, aCategorizing beach words is great fun for Tracy S. and mates. Shadia Ahsan Timothy Alguirc Anne Austin Danny Benson Cassandra Bodlien Jennifer Burke Mads Danning Connie Elmore Magid Elshami Ann Ferguson Junaid Hasan John Maclean Frank Meyer Shelly Pilversack Kara Ramirez Tracy Steele Lee Thompson John Toedter Daniel Wall Nicole Wright 4J 159

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Yasir Ayaz Merrijo Bennett Derek Berg Shawn Bissell Aman Dhawan Shereen ElCherif Ahmed Elshafey Tori Granneman Andrew Huff Aalia Khan Sherri-Ann Maloney Ryosuke Matsubara Oskar Nilsson Shane O'Neil Almar Postma Satu Rajamaki Pia Sanyal Alecia Schmersahl Eddie Suarez Jennifer Williams Jason Vurma For International Ideas Mrs. Segerhammar prepares her lesson. 41 was made up of a diverse group of students. Our class had students from Japan, Pakistan, England, India, Canada, U.S.A., Finland, Netherlands and Sweden. We had an International Food Day in November which gave everyone a chance to taste foods from all these different countries. We also surprised our parents with a recipe book of International Foods. Was it the photographer, or is 41 just the place to make Shane O’Neil so happy? 158 41 •Vs-

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4K Hard Work Gets Big Results Mrs. Joan P. Mille r Our class chose as our motto: Hard work gets big results! We worked hard and proved that our motto was an effective one. Our teacher hopes that we continue to live our motto. Two of our class projects produced outstanding results. The first was a letter writing project. We wrote to our favorite authors. As of this date, we have received responses from Shel Silverstein and Charles Schultz. The second project was referred to as “The Butterfly Caper.” Many students brought caterpillars to school. These were placed in a terrarium. Five or six managed to escape from the terrarium and formed their chrysalises on bulletin boards, book shelves, and on papers on the desk. During October, November, and December they hatched to become beautiful butterflies, which we freed. We, the students of 4K, had a very successful year. LLMS ; Samantha Koch keeps as busy as an ant. Mrs. J. Miller lends a helping hand. AI1 eyes are on the teacher before the test begins. Following directions is a must! David Adam Sophie Alkori Chad Barber Shireif Battat Heather Bennett Nancy Bissada Joelle DiNello Katrina Ekman Alp Erol Michael Falkner Patrick Gervais Gerard Hogan Terry Kivela Samantha Koch Erik Kraatz Soo Jean Lee Jinny Leem Nathan Moore Faizah Syed Samer Tabbara Armen Vartanian 160 4K