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

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J 2L-2L-2L-2L-2L Mrs. Linda Moran “There are a lot of nice people in “When we have free time, we can our room.” — Julie E. work in the Art Center.” — Mia T. “Our room has all kinds of people from the whole world.” — Jessica “We work a lot in our room.” Peter D. “We made a friendship tree. We made it with hands.” — Julie R. “We’ve been studying the solar system. We learn about the sun and the moon, too.” — Rhianna K. “Even when we’re sleepy, we have “Our class is busy.” — Zayd H. to keep working.” — Howard R. Tomeka Webb takes a break from practicing her handwriting to listen to Mrs. Moran. aPencil-ready, Peter Ditzler listens first. Joshua Bryant Michael Collins Jessica Cottrell Jeppe Danning Peter Ditzler Nadia El-Badry Julie Ellison Zayd Hammam Timothy Hebert Jerome Joseph Isha Kamal Rhianna Koch Anders Olsen Julie Rihani Howard Rutlin Fatima Sami Karen Suarez Isam Sweilem Mia Tolvanen Tomeka Webb Joseph York 208 2L

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2K--2K-2K-2K--2K Mrs. Diane Poirier Shapiro I lice T. practices her phonics, m-m-mouse. Samir G., George ., Justin A. and Bernard B. finish workbook exercises silently. Our class was different because it looked different. We decorated it with our own ideas. We had our very own mailboxes to collect our daily work. We were creative writers because we wrote our very own books, poems, and very own Witches’ Brew. We brainstormed on lists of things such as things that are heavy and things that fit in a thimble. We worked at our own speed in math, and we had our very own individualized spelling list. Michael: the artist Toshiko: the quiet one Danielle: our great helper Shawn: our athlete Patrick: loves to laugh Ira: a sleeper Philip: our chatterbox Christine: is cheerful Sadaf: is kind Samir: is our swimmer Petra: is our skier Barbara: loves to eat Bernard: is an avid reader David: is our Math Whiz Justin: rounds up sheep in Australia George: an apprentice piano player Basar: speaks Turkish and English Ruben: is a real joker Alice: loves cooking Sadaf Ahmed Christine Alford Justin Arnold Bernard Bunuan Danielle Carrers Barbara Collins Petra Eriksson David Halabu Ruben Heas Michael Holsen George Ibrahim Shawn McGoff Philip Moss Basar Ozkan Ira Petitt Patrick Shannon Toshiko Somaya Samir Sayed 2K 207

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2M-2M--2M—2M--2 Mrs. Ann Saad Lee Jackson dies a string for an art design. Art can truly be an enjoyable experience. Ron Chenoweth and mates display creations. In our class we had ten nationalities represented — USA, Canada, Germany, Turkey, Finland, Sweden, India, Pakistan, Viet Nam, and Bangladesh. We were the only grade two who had Mrs. Samahy for Arabic, which we loved! We were super spellers because we had a spelling bee every week. We had three “lefties” in our class, and no one wore glasses! We were members of the Scholastic Book Club and loved to order books. For Halloween, Mr. Wilbert Chenoweth, one of our fathers, came and put on his make-up in front of us and, in costume, blew up animalshaped balloons for each of us. That was fun! For Christmas we each brought in socks and hung them on our fireplace for “Santa Saad” to fill before vacation. So, are we special??? If you ask us, we are Saad’s Superstars, and, of course, we were special!! Kelly Bartlett Rachel Behn Bouri Bhat Crystal Bottoms Amy Bryson John Burkett Ronald Chenoweth Jeanne Guimond Lee Jackson Zeshan Khan Jeffrey May Ayesha Munir Ahmed Erik Nilsson Nikola Reynolds Marcus Riad Mils Sell Naila Sultan Shane Todd Hakan Toker Anthony Tucker John Turner 2M 209