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

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Here and now, as you pass Through this book, take a Closer look at SAIS-R ’84 And the people around. vDarrik Mittlestadt cools off under his engineer’s cap. The Arabian sun is quite hot, even at 8 a.m. ■ On her way into school, Mrs. Kathy Steele aWatar play becomes a science experiment starts the day with a jubilant smile. for pre-schooler Christopher Lee in his dad’s science lab. Closing 253

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200 make junior high transition a success — “We’re Moving On!” Amidst the splendor of the Riyadh Intercontinental, 200 students from 25 countries received their diplomas on June 1, 1983. Given by the U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Roscoe S. Sud-darth, the commencement address related to the graduates and guests the importance of their time and friendships here at SAIS-R, and it encouraged them to look positively on their high school futures. Nadia Haque spoke to the graduates on “Pursuit and Accomplishment of Inter-Cultural Understanding.” The farewell was presented by Suzanne Huff. The Veteran Student Award was given to Ziyad Akkawi. The Ival Persinger Memorial Award for the most athletic student is awarded to Sherief Ibrahim by Mrs. Joyce M. Greaves. Dirk J. Eckert happily receives the Outstanding Citizen Award. Dirk presented the welcoming address prior to his award. a A profile of three of the 25 nationalities graduating. Sylvester Myers, Piere Morley, and Shigeki Morii await the presentation of their diplomas. 252 Graduation

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For that reason, friendships Are highly valued. Take a closer look at SAIS-R 1984 and at the unique Blend of people woven Together throughout the Year, people who ... Observing the scene, Mr. Braunhardt is captured on Mr. Spratt's mirrored lenses. AAFifth graders find the outdoor play equipment a great break from studies. George Chlouk rests on the wooden play gym before returning to his classroom. ►Enjoying their lunch-time gathering are Nicola Mackinvin and Stephanie Jackson. 254 Closing