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

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Time, people, and places Are with us, like a Handful of desert sand That Bedouins encounter Daily. Yet, when we try To grasp that sand, it Passes through our Fingers and becomes a ... aaMk. Anita Blount leads her pre-school class to their waiting rides. aStudying the globe. ESL student Malena Sell finds where her classmates live. AAPlay gyms provide fun for Eric Shoemakt This gym develops coordination. 4 0pening

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 Good times are evident in ESL class for Nuk Un flam and Jo Keung Chough. rCheryl Abaun and Sabra Checopoulas try to hide from the camera at recess. Science specimens are carefully studied by seventh grader Justin Davenport. Houghton Mifflin Math Thinking Cap helps James McMillan compute the answers. Time passes away. For all of us here in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, And at SAIS-R, we are Like Bedouins, always Passing from Oasis to Oasis, not staying long In the same place, and Always moving on. Friends, teachers, and Experiences pass through Our lives here; they come And they go. Even with all the change Around us, or perhaps Because of it, we are Like a Bedouin tribe, An extended family.

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HIS MAJESTY KING FAHD BIN ABDUL AZIZ HRH PRINCE ABDULLAH BIN ABDULAZIZ Memory, for us to cherish Forever, but never Actually to experience Again. Who knows when our Friends, like that Handful of sand, will Slip away from us. Never to be seen again. 4«Karen Larson’s typical lunch. Cartoned drinks and a sandwich top the list. 44Modern architectural feats, such as the King Faisal Foundation, are being accomplished throughout the city of Riyadh. 4Dirayah, the old capital of A1 Saud, destroyed by Ibrahim Pasha in 1818, still stands in ruins as one of Riyadh's sights. Opening 5