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

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 Ribbons of red, white, and blue adorned the campus February 15 as junior high homerooms competed in track, field, and novelty events for the grand prize — a trophy. Awarded first place trophies were 9C, 8A, and 7A for accumulating the most points. Watching the long jump event are T. Segerhammar, J. Makamsom and B. Thomas. Missy Hyle still smiles after assisting Mr. Sibley in cooking 1000 hot dogs. ■ Racing around the track, Emri Sanli takes the lead with his long strides. Mr. Use judges closely as Katerina Kalling attempts to clear the bar. Field Day 31

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Tae! Kwon! Do! One hundred martial arts Enthusiasts showed up for the Tae Kwon Do debut in November. This extra-curricular activity taught kids how to use their hands and feet as (weapons to fend off attack. Tae Kwon Do, which translates into the ise of the feet, was taught by a faster of this ancient martial art, Mr. Jona Son Lim. The class met three times weekly. Mr. Lim show's his students one of the basic stances of Tae Kwon Do. Future Tae Kwon Do masters practice arm formations during this session. 4Apprentices of the martial art try to master the famous kicking form. Mr. Lim dons his attire proudly as he watches his students practice the art. Tae Kwon Do 33