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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1985 volume:

55,u t lDAM L'4 0f y tL- C_U� r,‘sVicth OsnoLfa Zs H; ifcoff H,s«eh; vgr A d rfa o 1 I I I Saudi Arabian International School-Riyadh (American Section) OASIS 1985 Volume 8 Title Page l Table of Contents Title Page 1 Contents Opening 2 Student Life 13 Spring '84 21 Events 29 Activities 49 Central Administration 65 Junior High Academics 71 Junior High Athletics 81 Junior High Administration, Faculty Staff 89 Junior High Students 97 Intermediate Academics 135 Intermediate Administration Staff 141 Intermediate Classes 145 Primary Academics 167 Primary Administration Staff 171 Primary Classes 175 Closing 206 • • • Oasis ... a place to refresh An oasis is defined merely as a fertile or green area in an arid region.” Traditionally, Riyadh, with its numerous small date gardens, was considered an oasis in the Najd region of Saudi Arabia. Even in the process of its expansion and growth, the need for respite from seemingly endless sand and rock has not been forgotten. Treed boulevards divide the multi-land roads. 200 million Saudi riyals were spent on this project last year. But the growth available in Riyadh is more than plant vegetation. Riyadh has become a meeting place for the peoples of many countries. The children of many of these cultures come together each day within the walls of the Saudi Arabian International School-Riyadh. And the school has become another kind of an oasis. Opening 3 ... a place to Just 50 years ago, Riyadh was a maze of narrow streets and earth buildings that stretched less than 650 meters and housed only 20,000 citizens. Mow a population approaching Vh million people spreads out in modem struc- build tures that cover more than 1,000 square kilometers. But the traditions and the architecture of the past have not been forgotten. Buildings of past generations remain intact, and the most significant are being preserved as museums. 4 Openlng Modem shopping malls, like this one In the Olaya area (left) are cropping up throughout the city. They have not replaced the traditional souk areas, however. This road to Dammam (left) Is the longest precast elevated road In the world. Its segments are Joined with epoxy glue and high-strength cables. Mud buildings and date palms (opposite, top left) epitomize the old Riyadh. Restoration work Is being done on Dlriyah (far left). Just outside of Riyadh. His Majesty King Fahd Bln Abdulaziz (opposite, top right). His Royal Highness Prince Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz (opposite, lower right). Openlng 5 ... a place to assemble Because students live in private compounds and villas throughout the city, SAIS-R is the place to meet. This year students chose their friends from an enrollment of 2,536 from 47 nations. The five nations represented most were the United States, 53%; Canada, 14%; Great Britain, 4%; Pakistan, 4%; and Sweden, 3%. The 218 professional staff members came from ten countries. Muslim students totaled 516, 256 of which were U.S. or Canadian citizens. Elynor Givens' smile (top left) says she is friendly. Ann Prothro and hirst!n Staatcrman (above) share a curb. Laura Franco and April Brecht (top right) show a different approach to meeting at their lockers 6 Opcning A drinking fountain (left) provides refreshment for friends Joseph Daniel. John Khayali, and Paul Brig. Melvin Robertson and Rosie Belson (below left) find the classroom a good place to meet. Mrs. Noel shows Najib Husain (below right) that teachers can be your friends, too. Opening 7 Aaron Stookey (top left) examines a tissue slide under a microscope. Barka Mad an and Sharon Chem (top right) find the library a good place to study. Teaching computer literacy to grades l-€. Mrs. Sibley (above) directs the Primary ln-termedlate Computer Lab, which contains 11 Apple lie computers ... a place to discover SAIS-R follows an enriched U.S. curriculum format that includes core and elective courses at all levels. Some modifications have been made to accommodate the multinational enrollment. Instruction in English as a Second Language is available in all grades. A trained professional staff — 91% have at least 7 years experience — implements the program. A variety of physical resources, including media centers, computer labs, and a fully air-conditioned multipurpose sport and activity facility provide for numerous innovations. 8 Openlng Art Is a course that Is enjoyed by students of all ages (above left). Mrs. Wentworth's classroom (above) shows signs of the varied fifth grade curriculum. Mrs. LoCascIo (left) provides musical training for second and third graders. Openlng 9 ... a place to play ho one can sit still inside all day long. Fortunately, SAIS-R provides a number of ways for students to burn up some excess energy. During lunch break and recess, children have a variety of playground equipment from which to choose. Physical Education classes provide training in team sports, as well as individual sports and rhythmic activities. After school activities, including Intra-Kingdom sports and exercise classes, round out students' chances to play. Junior high students (opposite top) use lunch break for a quick basketball game. Aden Daniel and Daniel Garcia (opposite led) demonstrate a playground favorite — the tire swing. Slnem Kiyak (opposite right) soars high on a playground swing. Over 40Junior high girls (top led) tried out for the 1984-85 cheerleading squad. Kwang-Jo Park and Rizwan Iqbal (top right) display their form on the slide. Beating slicks to the music helps these third graders develop rhythm. Opening 11 10006660 ... a place to grow Although students are likely to grow in stature while attending SAIS-R, they are even more likely to grow in other ways. At SAIS-R, the facilities, enrollment, and curriculum have grown over the past 22 years. Mew courses, such as mechanical drawing for junior high students and computer literacy for primary and intermediate students, reflect the attempt to meet students' changing needs. More than anything, though, as a result of attending an international school, students grow in understanding of other people and cultures — the value of which may be beyond measure. Intermediate nurse Mrs. Capllng measure fourth grader Aslm Tufall's changing stature (top left). Eight grader Erick Walchek (top right) concentrates on his project for mechanical drawing class. Mechanical drawing, taught by Mr. Tolliver, Is a new course offering for Junior high students this year (above). 12 Openlng Student Life Vahe Hawk Bartekian performs a windmill for the lunchtime Break-Off held October 6, 1934. Student Life 13 Tromping up and down stairs is a frequent activity for primary and intermediate students (right). Students from the primary and intermediate schools (below) move out at the sound of the bell. Nicole Gunderson and Dara Tilzey (below right) head for the buses after a tiring day. SAIS-R students rush for the buses. At the end of the school day comes the rush for the buses. Most of the 450 companies sending students to SAIS-R provide bus service. For others, private drivers and car pooling are necessary. But all rush when they hear the bell. 14 Student Life Katie Chambers (top left) has that Oh no. I forgot my lunch box look. Rows of buses (top right) stand ready for homeward bound students. Some students (above left) must wait for their rides, happiness is having your own driver, Bassim Riad (left) seems to say. A few students (above) know they arc not going anywhere for awhile. Student Life 15 Students display preferences for all At SAIS-R, students wear their preferences on their sleeves ... and their T-shirts, lunch boxes, book bags, and notebooks. An unofficial survey of lunch boxes shows that primary and intermediate favorites include Cabbage Patch, Care Bears, Garfield, Hello Kitty, A-Team , Knight Rider, and Gremlins. Older intermediate and jun- ior high students' T-shirts and notebooks show preferences for rock groups Duran Duran, Van Halen, and Police, as well as the movie Ghostbusters. Stickers still generate heavy trading sessions with primary in- Jlm SecII's T-shirt (top left) shows us his choice for favorite movie. her T-shirt touting Michael Jackson, Sarah Corsble (top right) likes Smurfs, too. termediate students while a big hit with Junior high students is the break dance phenomenon. Students showed off their skill at a Break-Off competition at lunch October 6. Tania and Christina Zampleri (above left) display the popular Cabbage Fateh dolls. Lunch boxes represent students' favorites (above). 16 Student Life Shawn Fagllc, James Goodwin, and Vahe Hawk Bartckian (top left) demonstrate popping. Ernest Barner (top right) displays his back spin form. if applause was any indication, Brian Chung (above left) stole the show. Flying to a splits position is Victor Hugas (above). Watching Alfred Hamilton popping (left) are other participants Ernest Barner, Victor Hugas, Shawn Faglie. Ala Ali, James Honan, Aired Cortes, and Brian Chung. Student Life 17 Chris Warren (top) takes advantage of the pool table his compound offers. Andrew Kershaw, John Galiatos, and Timothy Plyler (above) toss a ball around. Bowling has become a popular sport In Riyadh, as Fouad Rah me (top) demonstrates. Larry Marksberry (above) concentrates on video game play. 18 Student Life Many companies sponsor swim teams and host swim meets. Corps of engineers B-2 Compound (top) hosts Fhilips Ericsson. Bike stunts are still popular. Erick Wale he k (above) demonstrates an “indo. Basim Najjar (above) demonstrates a “no-handed indo. Spare time use varies Once SAIS-R students leave school for the day, it is difficult to Keep tabs on all their activities. Compound living sets the tone for many students. Some have facilities that include pool tables, video games, as well as gymnasiums and swimming pools. Several companies sponsor swim teams. Bowling is popular with students who can get to a Riyadh alley. Videotapes abound. Wherever there is a stretch of pavement or room to build ramps, bikers perform various stunts. And now and then, one can find a student doing homework. “No-footer indos are John Larsen 's specialty (above). Student Life 19 Eagle spirit binds all Despite ethnic and cultural differences, all SAIS-R junior high students have something in common — Eagle Spirit. Students had a chance to display this spirit at the first pep rally October 24, 1984. The cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Watford and Mrs. Male, and the newly-organized Pep Club, under the direction of Mr. Greaves and Mr. Miller led the way. Student Council President riatalie Rawlings kept the program moving. The concert choir and advanced band offered selections to spur the girls and boys volleyball teams on to victory. The Pep Club (top left) gives a big cheer until the fox (top right) urges silence. The cheerleaders form an arch (above left) while the girls team (left) waits its turn. 20 Student Life Spring 84 21 Jill Van Fosscn (above) demonstrates creating textured slab animals in clay. Fair shows year's best To finish the year with flair, parents and students followed the Fair Bear” to the Fine Arts Fair on May 18, 1984. The fair featured live concerts, art demonstrations, and dramatizations, as well as exhibits of students' work done during the year. Over 3,000 pieces of art work lined the walls and bulletin boards. Using clay. Larry Jacobs (top right) fashions a candle holder. Meanwhile, visitors (atrovc) tour already-completed displays. 22 Spring 84 Showing that computers can be artistic, too, Greg Soulcllis (top left) demonstrates a graphics program he wrote. Genevieve Vachon (left) points to her favorite. Attempting to reproduce a photograph in watercolors. Sandy Lecm (top right) paints a camel. Sixth graders produced these papier-mache figures (above right). Spring '84 23 Fair demonstrates cultures Reflecting the cross-cultural experience of each student at the Saudi Arabian International School-Riyadh, displays of various cultures highlighted the Spring Fine Arts Fair. Students from Arabic classes demonstrated many facets of the Arab cultures. One aspect of American culture — the good ole hot dog — was served and has become a tradition at SAIS-R fairs. The library provided books for sale, so students would have plenty of summertime reading. Live performances included a concert by a combined student community band. The fair represented the combined efforts of the Music Department, Art Department, Drama Department, Physical Education Departments, Library and Media Centers, Student Council, Junior Honor Society, Arabic sections, the homeroom teachers, and all the SAIS-R students. Fifth grade physical education students (top) perform a Filipino folk dance. Jaye Falls and Mylene Magplli (right) perform a dance from the Arabian Qulf. 24 Spring '84 Mr. Isle (above left) serves hot dogs — traditional fare at the fair. Sixth grade students (top right) show how Americans circle a square. These dioramas (above) depict various aspects of Saudi life. A student (left) takes one last peck at a display. Spring '84 25 Memories take shape In May, the 1984-85 yearbook. The Bedouin, arrived — On TIME!!! To give junior high students a chance to preserve their memories, lunch period was extended for auto- Somc sign alone (left), some in groups (below left). Fuad Khalid and Ricky DuFeu seek Mrs. Gronemeyer's signature (below). graph signing. Though young, Mrs. Thomas' pre-school class will remember their host country well, thanks to a two-week unit on Saudi Arabia. Pitching a tent in their room and enjoying an Arab feast showed the students Bedouin life. Donna Dunham (left) attempts Marc Walter (above) also tries a to write uphill. mid-air approach. Mrs. Thomas' class (top) poses Inside the Bedouin tent in their room. Christina Churchill and Ashley Thomas (left) and Saadia Khan and Michael Sperandio (above) show off their costumes for the photographer. Spring '84 27 Spring work honored When the school year ends, it is time to recognize the people and achievements that made it special. For the junior high, a special ceremony on June 2, 1984 honored academic, athletic, and Fine arts achievements. Recognition came later for winners in the 1984 International Schools Services Art Contest. Kil-Choon Park placed second in grades 7-9 with Mr. Miller (right) displays his award. Volleyball players his watercolor and ink Palaces. In grades 4-6, Stephanie Lozo's aluminum foil work, Life Underground, placed second. First prize went to Thomas Murphy in grades 1-3 for his watercolor and ink Top Feathers. Regina Kallmayer won an honorable mention in grades 1-3 for her Blue and Violet Vase in water-color, ink, and wax crayon. (below) accept praise. Top Feathers Is art winner. 28 Spring 84 N’£NATICSAL SAUOI A Student Council President Natalie Rawlings leads students dunng the first pep rally October 24. 1904. Events Evcnts 29 Animal stories Regardless of their ages, students enjoy animals — big ones, small ones, fuzzy ones, creepy ones. Classrooms hosted various animals throughout the year. Mew to most students but a tradition in Saudi Arabia was the falcon, fouad Rahme delighted junior high classmates and teachers by bringing his pet falcon to school. Other guests were more run-of-the-mill but always enjoyed. rouad Rahme (top) displays his pet To give everyone a closer look, the trainer falcon. Me brought the bird to show his has removed the falcon's hood (above), science class. Saud, the trainer (above) uses his teeth to tie the falcon's hood in place. 30 Events H Alyssa Hoffman, Clair Webster, and Joey Hoffman (top) study the antics of a baby grasshopper. Bobby Stockert (above) cuddles a baby chick, which was a guest in Mrs. Abeling's classes. Celeste Warren (above) takes her turn holding the chick. Events 31 Parents go to school Parents were given three opportunities to go back to school'' this past fall. The primary school held its open house on September 29, the intermediate school on October 1, and the junior high on October 8. The evening sessions allowed parents to view student-prepared displays and meet with their children's teachers. Parents found that one student in Mrs. Hibrawi's class (top) worried himself to the bone. Mrs. Jacir (top) explains the Arabic program for intermediate students to parents. Intermediate School Principal Mr. Curtin (above) introduces himself to a parent. 32 Events Fire safety week held On October 9, 1871, the “Great Chicago Fire” leveled that city and left 100,000 people homeless. Mow the United States and Canada observe Fire Prevention Week at that time each year. SAIS-R primary classes also observe this week. Students learn about fire safety, and they have a chance to ride a real fire truck! Mrs. Beeman (above) checks the behind- Adam Carrera and Tania Moy (top) the-cab seating while tlamod Abu Eld is observe the view from the driver's seat, helped down. Members of Mrs. Beeman s first grade class (right) are helped down after their ride. Events 33 Special events for Halloween included the Haunted House In Mrs. Eaggard's room (top left) and the magic show performed by Mr. Rennie's sixth grade (top right). . 34 Events Halloween delights all Ghosts and goblins roamed the halls of the primary and intermediate schools once again this year. Special activities included On opposite page: Jack-o'-lantems lit the day (middle). Luclenne Saurwdn and Mrs. May show off their costumes (lower right) parades, parties, a magic show, and a haunted house. Teachers and librarians joined in the spirit by displaying their costume creativity. while a couple librarians bring Muppct favorites to life (lower left). Ashley Thomas (top left) plays Raggedy Ann to her Raggedy Andy. This ghost (top center) has been busted. An angel (top right) Is what teachers wish all students would be all year. Leading a third grade sing-a-long (above left) are Mrs. LoCascIo and daughter, Monica. Mrs. Oslnskl (above) portrays a Rubik's Cube. Events 35 'Star Search' shines As a result of a “star search, the sixth annual talent show featured 12 diverse student acts plus excerpts from Teen II by the Concert Choir and an overture and finale by a special Talent Show Band. Acts included vocal, piano, violin, and flute solos; break and tap dances; and a rock band. Even teachers and administrators got into the act. The Band (top) delighted rock lovers with Its rendition of Falling in Love. Mrs. Carpenter (above left) and Mr. Russel (above center) sung advice about gum. Bringing a touch of Broadway. Fatti McKee (above) sung selections from Cats. 36 Events Cindy Hepler (top left) tapped her way through I've Oot Rhythm. This poster done in art class by En Jeong Lee (top right) advertised the show. Playing her rendition of A Com me Mour Is Myun Kee Park (middle left). Katrina Savage and Julie Mansell (middle right) Join with the Talent Show Band to play the Muppet Theme. Trying to convince Maya Al-Khalil (left) that he has talent, too, is Karl Wittncbel. Events 37 Trotters — no turkeys! Leading off the annual Intermediate School Turkey Trots, the fourth graders ran their race on November 19, 1984. Members from each class ran a relay around the school playground. Winners of this year's fourth grade race were: First, 41, taught by Mrs. Svivus; Second, 4F, Mrs. Austin; Third, a tie between 4M, Mrs. Ciccolella; and 4N, Mrs. Schwartz. Representatives of fourth grade classes (top) begin the annual Turkey Trot. Members of Mrs. Lesters class (above) support their runners with a sign. A runner (above) rounds one of the cones outlining the course. 36 Events Tom Magnusson (above left) holds the baton he carried in the race. Mrs. Clccolella. Mrs. Leventls-Wells, and Mr. Shoemaker (above) check the results. Proudly displaying her certificate of participation is Sarah Moss (left). Events 39 Feasts of plenty and plenty of them! Mrs. Schmersahl (top) readies the Pilgrim Feast of international foods for her class and serves some to David Astramaskas (above). Instructional aide Mrs. Thomas (above) helps Iresh Abayaslnghe with his Pilgrim hat. 40 Fvents Mrs. Staatcrman's class, playing Indians, visited Mrs. Merritt's class, who were portraying Pilgrims (left). Pictured are Hani Sabra. Jaime Patterson, Cara Grass . Jimmy Smith, Rania Hago, and Gesla Wilson, Kimberly Smith (below left) serves pie. and hani Sabra (below) offers popcorn to Mrs. Staaterman. Events 41 First grade Indians'' (top left) share their popcorn with Pilgrims. and the Pilgrims share their apples in return. Kindergarten students (above) line up for their feast. Ryan Smith and Dori Kanaan (top right), IE. enjoy their popcorn and apples. 42 Events Phillip Rich (above). KQ-i. tries out a model of an American Indian accommodation. Winter Wonders Just before Winter Break in December was a festive time at SAIS-R. Concerts were given by Junior High bands and choirs. Intermediate School bands and choirs, first and second grade classes, and kindergarten and preschool classes. Some third grade classes put on a special program at school, numerous special activities occurred. Junior high students In Mrs. Steele's drama classes (top right and above) dressed up to tell stories In the Primary School. Apparently all the activity was too much for this Junior high staff member. t Events 43 Jodi Tate and Stella Barbara (top left) prepare to sing about Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer while a chorus of first and second graders (top right) sing out. One group of girls performed a festive dance (above left). With snowmen on their heads, a group (above) sings about the famous snowman. Frosty. 44 Events Mrs. Stapleton's first grade class (top left) prepares to take their turn In a special first grade performance during school. Third graders (top right), under the direction of Mrs. LoCascio. tell the story of Santa and the Snomobilc. Cathy Dub£ (above left). sixth grade aide, directs The Riyadelines as they serenade the sixth grade classes. Children In afternoon daycare (above) enjoy a special treat. Events 45 Sixth grade choir members (top left) wait for Mrs. Elkins' kindergarten concert and hands a package to Alec Detwller. direction. Mrs. Clay (top right) eyes the percussion section at the Fathers (above) make sure that not one moment will be forgotten. Intermediate School concert. Santa (above left) pays a visit to the 46 Events Steven Sibley, activities coordinator, keeps records on his computer of students participation in after school activities. Activities Activities 47 Labor Learning Laughter Mr. Morganstem (top) leads the way as participants In after school tap lessons tap their way around the room. Stella Barbaro. Rhianna Koch, and Karen Sharp (above) gather around Mrs. Stapleton for help with their cross-stitch projects. Mrs. Elkins (above) taught a voice activity emphasizing microphone usage and vocal technique. 48 Activitics Mrs. Elkins (top left) shows the Voice Club proper breathing techniques for singing. Chess Club members (above) try a game on their own. Studying chess strategy (top right) Is Mr. Watson, sponsor of the fifth grade Chess Club. Learning computers can be fun, even for first graders is Andy Mueller (above). Activities 49 A group of fifth graders (top left) perform a dramatic exercise In their drama club. while another student (top right) draws an Invitation to sixth grade classes to see her drama class. Movement for these first graders (above left) means tumbling In their after school activity. Third and fourth grade students had a chance to display creative movement In their club. 50 Actlvities Artistic activities were available for Junior high and primary students. Calligraphy (top left) provided many practical applications for Junior high students. Mrs. McLearon (above) discusses a drawing with her 1-3 graders. James nakagami (left) holds up one of his calligraphy practice exercises. Actlvitles 51 'Robin Hood' steals show, gives to all Turning the SAIS-R gym into Sherwood Forest, the sixth grade performed the Disney musical Robin Hood January 21, 1985. 128 students auditioned for 7 leads. All costumes make-up, sound, and lights were done by student crews (with a little help from their teachers). Art classes prepared the sets. The Sixth Grade Choir served as the chorus. Evil Prince John, Rusty Berg (top), gloats about the money he Is taking away from the common people. King Richard, Rohlt Dhawan (above left), bemoans being exiled offstage. Rahul Tongla as Robin Mood (above) returns goods and money to April Kershaw, Julie Senecal, and Amy Davies. 52 Activities Adding a little fun to the show were the Jester, Lee Stones (top) and Roblta. also known as Robin hood (above). To put a musical like Robin hood together takes a lot of work after school hours. Sixth graders practice a scene (top). Mrs. McReynolds, Mrs. Weekley. and Mrs. Stoddard (above) lend a hand with the costume making. Activltles SS Mrs. Bradley (top led) moderates play Waiel Hussein, Tim English, and Rohit between a Jeddah team member and Faizah Tongia compete in Equations. Ahmed while another Jeddah player and Sharon Chern (top right) compete in Equations. At SAIS-R, minds matter By the time this yearbook went to press, the SAIS-R Academic Games team had participated in only one meet, but what a meet it wasl Ben Pappas won individual honors in linguistics, equations, and all-around individual in the meet against Jeddah. Simee Inman won the propagan-da current events portion. Other members of the winning team were Sharon Chem, Waiel Hussein, and Nilofar Islam. The score was SAIS-R 224, Jeddah 171. A second SAIS-R team edged Jeddah 176-171. Members of this team were Justin Davenport, Lee Chem, Walker Pitman, Osman Qamar, and Rohit Tongia. Chrysa Christofis, James Nakagami, and Faiyah Ahmed also turned in fine performances. 54 Act! vines Mike Brendley and Nikhil Kumar (top left) team analytical thinking through the Junior high after school computer . Kelly Spohn and Angie Goring (top right) ask an unidentified source for clues in a Snooper Troops'' computer game. Third graders (above two) also had a chance to expand their computer knowledge after school. Activltles 55 Jeremy Hansen, 4B. (top left) practices his lettering in calligraphy club while Sharon Merritt. 41, (top right) displays her results. During art club for primary grades, a student (above left) concentrates on her project. Members of art club (above) show off their works to the photographer. 56 Activitles In travel club, fifth and sixth graders Vanessa McCaffrey, 511, (top right) waits studied a different country each week for more goop. Reem Hussein’s doll. 4K, (above left) has through food, art. or games. Brian Collins. 5J, and Ronsta Lemlnen, 5A (top left) learn about themselves and about making friends by making masks. new clothes thanks to doll clothes stilchery club. Ruba Saccd. 4K. (above) works on a dress for her doll. Actlvitlcs 37 Maria Garza, 3C, (above led) awaits Mrs. Martin (above) helps third graders on instrvciton in after school gymnastics. the uneven parallel bars. 58 Activitles Pep club members (above left) stand In readiness at the first pep rally. Kris Chyllnskl (above) leads a portion of the pep rally. Kris served as president of pep club with May All. Other officers were Oreg Beuthin, vice president; Brent Botjer, secretary; and Robert Harris, treasurer. Videotaping pep rally activities are Eric Catlett, Kevin Magglo, and Greg Beuthin. Activitles 59 Preparing 'Pinafore' Scheduled to embark February 27. 1985, H.M.S. Pinafore was being heavily rehearsed in January. Before Mrs. Steele returned to the United States, she selected the cast. Mrs. Grant stepped in to provide direction and, particularly, to work on dialogue. She also planned the lighting and costumes. Mr. Elkins coached the singers, and Mr. Clay directed the instrumentalists. Choreography and much of the staging was the responsibility of Mrs. Elkins. One of the unusual features of the SAIS-R production was the casting of Kathy Dean in the comic role of Deadeye, a part normally played by a male. Lynctte Davies (top right) enjoys observing while Mrs. Grant gives David Boone and Karl Wittncbcl (top right) some suggestions. Pari of rehearsing is waiting. Christine Crouch, Erin Doyle, and Harris Dew display different moods as they wait. 60 Actlvitles Patrick Curlln and Beckl White (top left) watch rehearsal while waiting for their scene. Mr. Elkins (top right) concentrates on the music score. Christie Clegg (above) gives her all to her saxophone part, but if your director looked as fierce as Mr. Clay (above left), wouldn't you? Activities 61 Jennifer Smith and Rand a Lott (top left) play Mrs. Clay (top right) directs the after their flutes In after school jazz band. school Jazz band for intermediate Rehearsing scenes In sixth grade drama students. club are Kim Duke and Jennifer Smith (above left) and James Lewis and Valentine hall as Mala Thrall kill looks on. 62 Activities Science club investigates Using lab work and field trips. Junior High science club, sponsored by Mr. Greaves and Mr. R. Miller, expanded on the material taught in classes. Through computer games, members simulated observations in archeology, minerals, volcanoes, plant and animal classification, and earth exploration. Members polished rocks, identified fossils and sea shells, dissected sheep heads, and learned orienteering skills. Mr. Miller and Marc Alkhouri (top left) work with rock polishing equipment while Stephanie rarley (top right) examines protozoa under the microscope. Playing a game about endangered species arc Martin Sharp, Chris Smith. and Faisal Shahabuddln (above). ActMtles 63 Final glimpses of after school activities: left), primary art club (top right), doll grade gymnastics (above right), visiting chess expert In chess club (top clothes stltchery (above left), and third 64 Activities Serving his third year as superintendent of Saudi Arabian International School • Riyadh (American Section) is Daryle Russell. Central Administration Serving on the 1984-1985 Board of Roy E. Larsen, chairman; Mansoor Baig; treasurer; and Mary Kay Gallagher. Education are Bill Brasse; Peter tlewltt: Charlie Hansen, secretary; Larry Warner, Kathle Duke, secretary to superintendent Grant Fiedler, administrative assistant Mr. Medler and Superintendent Russell confer on a school matter. 66 Central Administration John Bradley Director of Student Services Robert Draper Director of Curriculum and Instruction Bonnie Chambers, secretary Ray Hedln. secretary Carolyn Miller, secretary, library services Sandra Russell, coordinator, library services Steven Sibley, coordinator, student activities Maxine Tlnney, coordinator, computer Instruction Kay Hedln, Maxine Tlnney. and Bonnie Chambers discuss a page layout. Central Administration 67 John Hale Business Manager Fesshale Abraham, bookkeeper Betty Blakesley, coordinator, computer services Ad nan Chlouk, liaison officer Beth Harris, secretary, procurement Toni Hedrick, bookkeeper Odessa Higgins, assistant registrar Kay Horton, assistant registrar Dana Jones, secretary to business manager 68 Centra! Administration Johnny Juan, coordinator, maintenance services Nolan Kim, coordinator, procurement services Joyce Knlttel, secretary, personnel Sayed Saad, accountant Terry Saad, operator, receptionist Janet Spencer, registrar Robert Tlnney. coordinator, personnel services Joyce Knlttel, personnel secretary, and Adnan Chlouk liaison officer, enjoy a lively discussion. Central Admlnlstratlon 69 Shugalr Almoutelry, driver Fran Butler, day care supervisor Kathy Carney, day care aide Brenda Lindsay, day care aide Fat Moore, day care aide Jenny Pettigrew, print shop Saeed Khamls Obeed, maintenance tlassan Ponna, warehouse Abdul Rahman, gardener Dannie Russell, communications Saleh tlassan Saleh, maintenance Janelle Slockbower. yearbook Sunart Sripunya. maintenance Man Toner, warehouse 70 Central Administration Mrs. Mintling and Victor Hugas discuss an English assignment during class. Junior High Academics Requirements provide base Required courses for junior high students provide variety as well as a solid foundation. Required areas of study include language arts, social studies, math, science, and physical education. ESL and resource classes provide additional help for some students. Mr. llse (top left) teaches U.S. history to eighth graders. Introduction to social studies is offered as an option. Outlining game strategy is Mr. Spratt (above left), tie teaches all levels of Junior high physical education. Mrs. Oppenhelm (top right) explains the concept of positive and negative numbers In her eighth grade math class. Mrs. Grieg (above) answers geography questions. Geography is offered to seventh grade students. 72 Junlor high Academics Mr. Lee (top led) shows air Is not the earth's internal substance while Mrs. Juan (top right) reacts to a student 's answer In her earth science class. Members of Mrs. Quintans' ESL class (above) use their newly-acquired English skills to write and perform in their own Halloween play. Mrs. Steele (above) offers stage directions to students practicing one-act plays in drama class. Junior High Academics 73 Achievers serve others national Junior Honor Society means scholastics and service. To be eligible for NJHS, students must earn a minimum of a 3.7 grade average and be recommended by the faculty. They must maintain at least a 3.0 average to remain in the society. Service to the school involves ushering at major functions and recognizing honor roll students. Members place signs on honor students' lockers and give a reception for high honor roll students. Outside the school, the group conducts a clothing drive to help needy families in Africa. Each spring a candlelight Induction ceremony (top left) Is held for new MJtlS members. Mr. Miller, principal, (top right) congratulates an Initiate. During a lunchtime meeting, (above left and right) members prepare signs to place on lockers of students who made the honor roll. 74 Junlor High Academics Walel Hussein (top left) tapes signs honoring honor roll students to their lockers. Mr. Miller (top right) offers a few words of congratulations and challenge to high honor roll students at the reception honoring them. MJtlS hosted the reception. Monls ur-Rahmoan and Walel Hussein (above left) distribute programs at the SAIS-R talent show last fall. Kris Chyllnskl, Carln Christiansen, and Tam! Dominguez (above) chat with Mrs. Gronemeyer, sponsor of HJHS, while ushering at the talent show. Junior High Academlcs 75 Courses add alternatives Elective courses help junior high students explore additional interests. Electives include art, choral and instrumental music, computer science, typing, mechanical drawing, and foreign language. French, German and Arabic are offered as foreign languages. Doing a good Job in mechanical drawing class results in a nice wall hanging as Jhumka Ghosh (top left) demonstrates. Mr. Tolliver (top right) supervises a student’s project In mechanical drawing class. Typing class (left) provides students with a valuable skill. Mrs. Osborn teaches six typing classes a day. 76 Junlor high Academics Coats of arms (top left) for an imaginary German town were designed by Mrs. Sal ton's class. Mrs. Lee (top right) lets students know that French is spoken in her class uiiile Doug Blair (above) works on his written French. Mrs. Tolliver (left) teaches computer science, which seems like a foreign language to some students. Junior High Academics 77 The Concert Choir (top) wasted no time getting started the first semester. They performed the musical Teen II on October 30, 1984. In front row. Lynneth Davies, liris May. Erin Doyle, and Patti McKee (above left) sing about the problems of youth. David Boone gives a new student. Harris Dew. a hard time (above). Boone and Dew played the male leads in Teen II. 78 Junior High Academics Music classes practice to perform Offering advice to her boyfriend, Lynncth Davies (above) sings Just be who you are during Teen II. The Advanced Band (top) gets the crowd moving at the first pep rally October 24. 1984. Members of the trumpet section (above) concentrate on their music. Junior High Academics 79 Art imitates life Mrs. Draper's class studied masks as an art form. Annemleke Benda and Lexi Goring (top left) use Ayesha Khan as a model. A closer look shows Ayesha is covered (top right). Jin Wook Chang (left) works on Myung Keun Kwak. Finished products (above) adorned the bulletin board. 80 Junlor High Academics Junior High Athletics Members of the 1984-85 cheerleading squad form a pyramid during a Junior High pep assembly. Junior High Athletlcs 81 V-ball ends with pride The 1984 SAIS-R volleyball teams ended their three tournament season with Eagle pride. The boys started the season strong with 5 match victories to 1 defeat in the Riyadh tournament, held their own at the second in Jubail with a 2-2 record, and finished a solid 5 3 in the Jeddah tournament. Showing steady improvement, the girls progressed from a 2-7 record in Riyadh, through a close 8-9 record at Jubail, to a strong 13-6 finish in Jeddah. Although waiting for the serve here. Steve Smith's (above) specialty seemed to be serving the ball. During the season, he completed 96 serves out of 105 attempts for a percentage of 91.4, the best on the team. The team has an 83.5 percentage overall. 1984 Boys Volleyball Team (top). Front row: Bobby Woods, John Young. Vahe Bartekian. Row rwo: Patrick Bolduc, Danny Bacheller, Matt Jarrett, Shazi Bokhari, Ernest Barner. Back Row: Shawn Faglle, Eric Espejo, Sajid Patel, Steve Smith, Bill Sweet, Mike O'Sullivan, and Mr. Spratt, coach. Bill Sweet (above) concentrates on the opposing team at the first tournament of the season, which was held at SAIS-R October 24-25. 82 Junior High Athletics Kim Gonsalves, Libby Hay, Hikmat Zein, and Barbie Purdon (above left) plot strategy with their coach, Mrs. Lenaghan. Barbie Purdon (above) prepares to set the ball. 1964 Girls Volleyball Team (left). Front row: Margaret TJan, captain. How two: Hikmat Zein, Elsc-Brit Godo, Barbie Purdon, Nicole Gunderson, Nuk Unglom. Back row: Marie Claude LeSauteur, Lynne LeSauteur, Mandy McKinley, Kris Greenlaw, Libby Hay, Dara Tllzey, and Mrs. Lenaghan. coach. Junior High Athletlcs 85 Cheering means work It started with a lot of practice and competition with 40 other girls for the privilege of being a Junior High cheerleader. Then it meant more work to perfect familiar routines and develop new ones. But the work showed at every pep rally and home game. The 1985 SAIS-R Junior high cheerleaders deserved a few cheers themselves. 1985 Cheerleaders. Bottom: Carin Christiansen. Level two: Julie Greaves and Karlme Jadallah. Level three: Eve Mercado. Level four: Angle Kershaw. Jackie Grande, and Tam! Dominguez. Top: Terra Gulndon. Jackie Grande. Angie Kershaw, and Tam I Dominguez (top) display true Eagle spirit. Karime Jadallah (above), flanked by Carin Christiansen and Eve Mercado, served as captain of the squad. Julie Qreaves was co-captain. 84 Junior High Athletics Jackie. Karime. Angie. Carin. Terra. Eve, Tami. and Julie (above) stir up some excitement at the first pep rally. Before a routine can be performed, a lot of time is spent practicing. Karime. in front, (left) demonstrates some moves to Eve. Tami. Jackie, and Angie. Mrs. Watford and Mrs. Truett supervised the squad's practices. Junior high Athletics 85 Basketball, softball start well 1985 Olrls Basketball, (right) Front row. Renee Boudrerau, Margaret Tjan, and Barbie Furdon. Row two: Pati McKee, Jenny Harrington, Elsa Britt-Godo, and Kris Greenlaw. Back row: Mrs. Sibley, Marie Claude LeSauteur, Lynne LcSau-teur, Christy Stefadouros, AH Musgrove, and Kirsten Wilson. Margaret Tjan, team captain, (left) makes this lay up look easy. Pat! McKee. Jenny Harrington, Margaret Tjan, and Christy Stefadouros (above) Jump for the ball In practice. Practice helped the team obtain a 7-0 record In their first tournament In Dhahran. 86 Junior High Athletics SaJId FateI (top left) swings at a pitch. Steve Smith (top center) slides into home plate. Positioning himself to make a play Is Vaht Bartcklan. 1985 Boys Softball, (left) Front row: Steve Cestaric. Steve Smith. Bobby Bogackl, Mr. Braunhardt. Row two: SqJId Patel. Vaht Bartcklan, Peyton Passons. Doug Blair. Back row: Ju tlyun Paek. Derrek Davis, Bobby Woods. Mike O'Sullivan. Junior high Athletics 87 Victor Hugas and Mr. Russell (above left) are super sports spectators. Unfortunately. Victor Insisted the Miami Dolphins would win the Super Bowl. Mr. Russell made him cany this banner to set the record straight. nipping crepes is not an organized sport at SAIS-R, but Mrs. Trapanese and Mrs. Lee (above) practice their technique during a French class field trip Just in case. Liz MacRae and Michelle Connor keep their eyes on the crepes. Eagle fans come in all shapes and sizes as Else-Britt Godo's friend, hermit, (left) shows. QB Junlor high Athletics Junior High Personnel 89 Cynthia Estes, receptionist Pat Greenlaw, a-v aide Trudy Hall, permanent substitute Tim Hansen, counselor Jane Hernandez, permanent substitute Shirley Jacobs, nurse Office and Library Staffs Prudcncio Vite. maintenance staff, lends a hand In the Junior High office. 90 Junlor High Personnel Elsie Klingan, clerical aide, library Celine Mansell, clerical aide Sandy McMilan, av aide, 1st qtr. Nora Patterson, instructional aide Glenda Peak, librarian Sandy Roose, secretary Rosie Trimpey, instructional aide, library Patty Watford, secretary The library held a mock presidential election for students. Junior Nigh Personnel 91 Junior High Faculty Barbra Abeling. life science 7 Margie Bradley, algebra I, geometry Glenn Braunhardt, p.e. 7-9. department head Lynette Braunhardt, computer science Alice Burkett, math 8, algebra I Carol Carpenter. English 7 Jack Clay, Instrumental music. 7-9 Jennifer Cullen, English 8 Lois Draper, art Ed Elkins, choral music 7-9. department head Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Hembree serve hot dogs at the Student Council Hot Dog Roast. 92 Junlor High Personnel Jensena Fiedler, math 7, intro, algebra Todd Greaves, life science 7 Alison Grieg, geography 7 Judy Gronemeyer, math 7, earth science 8, math department head Sue Hale, resource Sue Helzer, computer science Carolyn Hembree, English 9 Lee tloovey, math 8. general math 9 Teacher Feature Mrs. Gronemeyer asks students to explore Known as the teacher who wanted to be put into orbit ' Mrs. Gronemeyer offered her science students 100 extra points if they would write HASA recommending her as a passenger on the space shuttle. Obviously, she is not afraid to try something new. Her teaching career is evidence of that. She waited to go to college until her three children were old enough to stay home sick. How in her fourth year of teaching, Mrs. Gronemeyer has spent most of that time at SAIS-R. This year she taught two science classes, three math classes, and served as math department head and national Junior Honor Society sponsor. Mrs. Gronemeyer specialized in teaching in middle schools originally because that was the age of her children at that time, but she has found junior high students enjoyable. To her math students, she tried to stress that they have the ability to do math and it can be fun. She said a lot of students are scared of math. Working with a little levity, she showed them that math didn't have to be their worst subject. One sad piece of news she had to give her students this year was that her husband's work was finished and it was time for her to return to the United States. Mrs. Gronemeyer said she would miss this school and probably wouldn't find another like it. But she planned to follow her own advice to students to stop and smell the roses'' and look for the new opportunities for her in California. Junior High Fersonnel 93 Teacher Feature Mr. Ilse enjoys challenging, joking In search of a captive audience for his jokes, Mr. Ilse decided going into teaching was the answer for the frustrated comedian in him. Both his parents were teachers, so the choice seemed logical. He had been teaching in Annandale, Minnesota, for ten years when he and his wife Barb, now a sixth grade teacher at SAIS-R, decided they wanted to try teaching overseas. Something that helped them choose Saudi Arabia was being snowed in three weekends in a row, unable to get out. In his classes, Mr. Ilse tries to challenge students to work close to their maximum academic potential. A poster on his wall advises, Do not pray for an easy life. Pray to be a strong person.” During his three years at SAIS-R, Mr. Ilse has taught almost every social studies course that has been offered, including U.S. History, world geography, and Middle East VVorld Problems. He also has served as department head for the past two years. Mr. Use's most embarrassing experience as a teacher here was with two Indian students in one of his classes. One of them did not respond to his questions, so he asked the other to translate all his lectures and questions for two class periods. Finally, Mr. Ilse realized that the quiet student was not having difficulty with the English language but was just shy. Mr. Ilse felt very foolish, to say the least, but chalks it up to the kind of experience one can have while teaching in an international school. That can only help him work close to his maximum in teaching potential. Sue Hudson, English 9 Anita Hughes, p.e. 7-9 Tim Ilse, U.S. history 8, department head Mary Joy, math 7, earth science 8 PupS Juan, earth science 8 Reg Lee, earth science 8 Sharon Lee, French I Sc' II Georgette Leffew, Arabic I, II. III 94 Junlor High Personnel Marvis Lenaghan. p.e. 7-9 Dan LoCascio. physical science 9. department head, yearbook photographer Bob Miller, physical science 9 Beverly Mlntllng. English 7 Audry Morganstern. ESL Mary Morton, math 7 Sara Oppenhclm, math 8 Nell Osborn, typing 7-9 Qretchen Passons, English 8 Daisy Quintans, ESL This caricature of Mrs. Oppenhelm was drawn by eighth grader En Jeong Lee. Junior High Personnel 95 Clara Rusk, Intro, social studies 8 Doris Russell, ESL Rosalind Salton, Qerman I, II. III, art Dorothy Sherllng, resource Gloria Shoemaker, English 9, creative writing Melinda Smith, study skills Barry Spratt, p.e. 7-9 Mary Spratt, English 7 Kathy Steele, speech and drama Kay Threlkeld, English 8 Alice Tolliver, computer science Hal Tolliver, mechanical drawing Ada Trapanese, French I, III, IV Rand! Vachon, geography 7 Steve Wentworth. Intro, social studies 8. world history 9 Carol Wlgle, math 8, general math 9 Mina Kwack. eighth grade, drew this caricature of Mr. Tolliver (bottom right). 96 Junior High Personnel Junior high students watch a horror film clip offered by the Media Center during the month of October. Junior High Students Ramzi Abu-Shakra Nooreen Ahmed May Ali Ninth Grade Stefan Andersson Michelle Ayoub Azra Ayubi Ji Hi Bae Daniel Bacheller Katriyn Bagherpour Ernest Barner Vahe Bartekian Jacques Barthes Thomas Battermann Working with drawing textures is Nooreen Ahmed (right). 98 Junlor High Students Annie Beauregard (above) pauses at Members of the boys volleyball team lunch to pose for the photographer. (above) show their spirit at a pep assembly. Annie Beauregard Anne Bellefontaine Wendy Blount Bryan Blumer Sherif Boctor Shazi Bokhari Patrick Bolduc David Boone Steven Boothe Bill Brasse Michele Brown Rachael Cassidy Junior High Students 99 Boon Chariyawetwatana Sharon Chern Randy Chinn Carin Christiansen Chrysa Christofis Jae Yoon Chun Kristina Chylinski Wade Clinedinst Katey Costello Patrick Curlin Lynneth Davies Harris Dew Louis Diemert Julie Dillane Sherry Dills Tamara Dominguez Rushmi Dua Ricky DuPeu Andre Eckert Stephanie Elam 100 Junior high Students Tim English Eric Espejo Tim Etter Michelle Earaj Paul Ferfon Leslie Fintelman Else-Britt Godo Jon Goffinet Kim Gonsalves James Goodwin Tom Gotcher Holly Gould Jacqueline Grande Julie Greaves Tanya Griffin Nicole Gunderson Matthew Hall Helene Hallak Toki Hammac Donna Harrington Junior high Students 101 Jenny Harrington Steven Hatt Libby Hayes Lynn Haynes Karime Jadallah and Carin Christiansen (right) share a private Joke. Debbie Hedrick Aaron Hinchliffe Lisa Hodges Susannah Hodges Tina Holm Melissa Horowitz Waiel Hussein Lydia Hyde 102 Junlor high Students Emily Jacir Karime Jadallah Matt Jarrett Angela Kershaw Tariq Khan Wahib Kharrat Kang Hee Kim Jennifer Knittel Robert Knollenberg Lillian Lachance Jon Larsen Jang Hoon Lee Joo Hwan Lee Linda Leger Steve Lennon Lynne Le Sauteur Marie-Claude Le Sauteur James Lewis Bernadette Lindsay Nicky MacKinven Junior High Students 103 Lynda MacLaughlin Tim Macnamara Barkha Madon Laith Malhas Kerry Martin Chris Mathews Carla Matta Julie Maxson Kris May Pam Mayhew Wendy McIntosh Pati McKee While waiting to perform with the Concert Choir, Pat! McKee and Katey Costello (right) show off a popular hairstyle In 1984-85. 104 Junlor high Students Mandy McKinley Joli Messer Asim Mian Jens Viby Mogensen Aimee Mohammad Yolande Muller Deep Multani Mansoor Nasim Cassandra Olszewski Michael O'Sullivan Juhyun Paek Hyun Kee Park Sajid Patel Carlos Pazsit Kristina Pettersson Barbie Purdon Yasmin Qasim Gladys Quiroz Fouad Rahme Rene Ranson Junior High Students 105 Katie Reiber Chrissy Rhoder Jeremy Rich Ronald Roberts Donald Robinson Christina Said John Santor Dawn Scott Sarmed Shannas Gautam Sharmd Kirsti Shinfield Amy Simpson Steve Smith and Sqjld Patel (right) present a report on Egypt to their social studies class. 106 Junior high Students Yonca Sirmen Joy Smith Steve Smith Jeff Spencer Elaine Stapleton Christy Stefadouros Terri Suffern Per-Eric Sunnerot Danny Swan Bill Sweet Sabeen Syed Eadi Tabbara Dara Tilzey and TamI Dominguez (left) sport the” look In sunglasses. Junior High Students 107 Arthur Tappeiner Lisa Thames Gini Thomason Sharon Thompson Richard Tichy Dara Tilzey Margaret Tjan Amer Tufail Ming Ming Tung Nuk Unglom Monis Ur-Rahmaan Michelle Uyeno Rosa Maria Valdiviezo Stam Vriavas David Wallace Becki White Stephanie Wilds Larry Wile Pam Wiliszowski Karl Wittnebel 108 Junior high Students Melissa Woelfel Bobby Woods Chris Woollings John Young As part of Teacher Appreciation Day, Student Council members Sharon Chem and Deldre Williams (left) present an apple and a card to Mrs. Slockbower. Junior high Students 109 Bernard Abdo Nicole Abi-Aad Gilbert Aboumrad Eighth Grade Makram Abu-Shakra Anita Nazi! Ahmad Hasan Ahmed Nabeel Ahmed rtras Akkawi Saadlah All Maya Al-Khalll Marc Alkhorl Mona Amin Lee Ann Arnold David Avaness Ryan Barrett Akrum Bastawi Nora Batta John Belcher Kim Berg Sally Bessada Chris Blackwell Doug Blair Eve Bodllen Meg Bohanan Elizabeth Boogh Ann Brecht 110 Junlor High Students Mike Brendley Lara Briones Mlcko Bukumlrovlc Paul Bums Kim Campbell Shannon Carpenter Steve Cestaric Samer Chaaya Sergio Chacon Charles Chamberlin Julie Chambers Charles C ha riya we twa ta na Lee Chem Bong Choi Richard Clccolella Christie Clegg Laura Colton Tim Connolly Michelle Connor Matt Corsble Sergio Chacon, Greg rranco. Peter Plntelman, and Mlcko Bukumlrovlc (left) perform experiments on rocks. Junior High Students 111 Christine Crouch Peter Cullen Saleh Dagher Danny Dalai Justin Davenport In science class Justin Davenport (right) examines the characteristics of rocks. Anna Davidson Andrew Davies Helen Davies Derrek Davis Catherine Dean Edlz Demlrdoglu Caroline Dewit Laurence Dlstefano Tracy Dixon Jason Dotson Erin Doyle Duarte Duarte John Dymond Holly East Candle Egnew 112 Junior High Students Dina Elhammady Norris El Hlrakl Shawn Taglie Jennifer Terra Dustin Terris Robert Tieerabend Peter Tintelman Gary Toran David Tramberger Greg Tranco Teresa Tranklyn Shawn Try Prtslla Gatdula Trancolse Gelineau Susan Gemayel Jhumka Ghosh Pascalc Gilbert Jay Gilman Isra Girgrah Venna Goad John Goreckl Angle Goring Brooke Gould Mark Grlndland Terra Gulndon Alex Gundlach Alfred Hamilton Kl Won Han Andrew Harvie Hisham Hassabaloa Junior High Students 113 Elizabeth Mealy Maria Menry Cindy Mepler Tha Tha Mia Ralph Hofllch Annika Hogel David Mopper Petltt Mslang Jerry Hudson II Ben Muff Judy Hufford David Hunt Mark Mutton Ray Ibrahim Slmee Imam Ingrid Jones (right) from her work. looks up 114 Junlor high Students Carla Inberg Arthur Inman Becky Inman Mlofar Islam Larry Jacobs Tony Jensen Jennifer Jeung Ben Jones Ingrid Jones Ken Jones Tracy Jones Lisa Jourls Madeline Joy Hang Suk Kang Tuad Khalid Mohammed Khashab Hae Won Kim Chris Klrkman Liz Kline Shelly Kroger Mina Kwack Shamsher Lamba Yuri Lambert Cn Jeong Lee Kyung Han Lee Sandy Leem Jin Wen Lin Larry Lott Anne Mackrell John Mac Hell Junior high Students 115 Warren Mee and Mr. Use (right) find something amusing about the Louisiana Purchase. Leena Maki Julie Mansell Larry Marks berry Greg Martin Tania Matta Alison McGee Cindy McGehee Erin McMIlllan Katie McMIlllan Elizabeth McRae Sue Medeiros Warren Mee Eve Mercado Jay Miller Brian Mooney 116 Junlor high Students Phil Moore Mari Mori Christine Morris Steven Mulheron All Musgrove Baslm Najjar James Nakagami Tom Nealon Julie Nichols Alex Nunes Stephen Nuttall Magnus Olsson Burak Ongan Shawn O'Sullivan Dong Hyun Paek Ben Pappas Peyton Passons Constantine Peponis Mllna Postma Patrice Poudrier Jay Pritchett Peyton Passons (left) gives the photographer a smile. Junior high Students 117 Gall Quiroz Adam Rashad Natalie Rawlings Scott Rhudy Jon Richardson Kris Chyllnskl and Natalie Rawlings (right) model Spirit Hats. All Rizvi James Ronan Melanie Rudy Katrina Savage Jim Sawada Mohammed Sayeed Nader Scherzay Marla Schlefert Jim Seely Shama Shahnaz 118 Junlor High Students Nisrine Shammas Shi Bum Shin Eram Siddlqul Yasmeen Siddlqul Steven Sodd Nader Scherzay (left) catches up with a Mend before math class. Tim Soobzokov Karen Spohn Karl Stoddard Carl Stottuth Jacqul Suffern Scott Sullens Sabina Sultan Nak Hee Sung Camilla Sunnerot Mohammed Syed Junior High Students 119 Sayeedi Tabassum Satoko Takeda Steven Teel Latha Thomas David Tlmma Marline Tolentino Rohlt Tongia Ming Yen Tung Mazlume Unver Mike Valcour Jolynn Vandaveer Jill Van Tossen Shannon Veludo Maysa Wafai Eric Walchek Members of Mr. Lee's class (right) discuss rocks. 120 Junlor high Students Eighth graders deft) wait their turn to prove they're the loudest class In the school. Michelle Wallace Leanne Wasser Jimmy Webber Andrea Whyte John Willis Kirsten Wilson Tina Yongen Byung Gon Yoo Tarlq Yunls Hlkmat Zein Junior high Students 121 Ragu Abayasinghe Faisal Abbasl Chadi Aboujaoud£ SPA PKltVi Chantal Aboujoudfe V-J V V 11 LI 1 David Abraham Faiyzah Ahmed Grade Gi Hyon Ahn Thomas Aker Ihsan Al-Salman Robbie Amir Michael Anderson Jl Yan Anh Apraham AprahamJIan Chlnatsu Araki Cyndy Arnold Aqja Axelsen rredrlk Axelsson Clle Ayoub Melanie Aytac Magnus Backstrom Hang-Llg Bae Kelly Baptiste Eddy Barrett rathuma Barrie Vlken Barteklan Samih Basaddlq 122 Junlor high Students Members of Mrs. Mlntllng's English class work on a project. Munnaza Baslt Tanya Bazlamlt Vinclane Bellefontalne Annemlcke Benda David Benson Greg Beuthln Tiffany Bevens Markus Bickel Galadria Bodllen Bret Bo Jer Rente Boudreau Sean Bravener Heather Brelt Romeo Briones Qeorge Brown Junior High Students 123 Belinda Brunson Michelle Bucclero Lori Bunce Heather Bumap Lisa Burnet Natalie Burton Sayra Can Melissa Cardona Robbie Case Ximena Castro Eric Catlett Lee Kyung Chang Yun Hee Cho Chris Christofis Brian Chung Cindy Ciampini Charmaln Clark Mike Clark Michelle Claydon Tracy Cochrane Dede Connolly Alfred Cortez Becky Crader Victor Cruz Natasha Culpepper Tamer Dabbous Veronlque Dallemagne Bassom Dawoud Marc Deas Andrea Dempsey 124 Junior high Students Ami Dharia Corene Dillard Jeff Doran Robert DuEeu Donny Dundulis Robin Eckert Tobeas Eklund Mats Ekstrand Didem Erbatur Llgaya Etlinger Stephanie Earley Tammy Eelerabend Heather Eerfon Sllio Earrarini Jon Elannery Heather Ferfon and Llgaya Etlinger wear popular style Jackets. Junior High Students 125 Members of Mr. 0reaves' class study specimens together. Richard Ford Roger rylllng Lexl Goring Joe Gorman Courtney Green barren Green Kristine Greenlaw Steve Greenlaw Nick Gregory Aaron Qrlndland Ronnie Hackmet Tawflc Halaby Saba Hamid Robert Harris Ben Hay 126 Junlor high Students Rob Healy Jussi Melkklnen Chris Helzer Judy Mines Kevin Moffman Craig Holmes Bjorn Horning Victor Hugas Arif Husain Aamlr Mydari Jack Jones Cameron Isaacs Ghassan Jammal Mike Jaslewlcz Matt Jennings These students In Mr. Qreaves' class seem stumped over a science problem. Junior high Students 127 1 Brian Jouris ■ ;) Danish Kamal ' i Shravan Kamban ' ' Sung Moon Kang .1 ' Brenna Kennedy Mark Khallfe Ayesha Khan Khalld Khan Muneeb Khan Azhra Khan Ayako Kinoshito John Kirk Brian Knollenberg Anita Kuba Nikhll Kumar Carolyn Kuntz Myung Keun Kwak Yong Mwan Kwon Lais Lapas Sang Hoon Lee Soon Lee Yoo-ml Lee Matt Lemelin Mamie Lenaghan 128 Junlor High Students Jennifer Lewis Mans Lindauer Todd Lipton Janet Lo Stephanie Lohsl Lowri Maddock Kevin Maggio Christine Maxson Heather McArthur Sunil Menon Robert Mercer Ase Mlkkelsen Adam Miller Aliya Miller Ahn Millspaugh Alaric Mohamld Amy Mooney Lonnie Moore Benoit Moreau Vaibhav Muchhal Derek Muller Cristel Mydske Deepa Nalr Helen Nakkas Junior High Students 129 Sameerr Nawaz Thang Nguyen Mike Niblock Pat Nunley Magnus Ollen Kristina Orre Maria Ott Sophia Panayiotopourlos Seventh graders watch the activity at a Junior high pep assembly. Madhavi Patnana Mike Patrick Apu Paul Brit Peterson 130 Junior high Students Walker Pitman Richard Proto Suzie Purinton Osman Qamar Pozia Qasin Martin Robillard Tonya Robinson Steven Rockafellow Aser Samahy Pauline Schmidt Tim Schwab Jeff Scott Paisal Shahabuddin Monica Sharma Martin Sharp Ml-Kyoung Shin Andrea Shrewsbury Manal Siddiqui Torberv Slggaard Chris Smith Kim Smith Lisa Smith Nicole Smith Jan Spjuth Junior high Students 131 Kelly Spohn George Stefadouros Bobby Stockert Aaron Stookey Susie Stottoth Brad Struthers Scott Swan Kim Sweet Kentaro Takeda Tabatha Tucker Trevis Tucker Jacob Tunrell Brooke Twlss James Valcour Ignacio Valdlvlezo Jaime Walker Celeste Wanren Kristin Wellenstein Heather West Chantal Wheeler Brent Whitaker Jeffery Wlgle Ashley Wllberdlng Robert Wiley 132 Junior High Students Batina Williams Deidre Williams Trade Woods Audrey Wright Tarhan Yousaf Jason Zan Members of the Junior high office staff enjoy holiday goodies provided by Student Council members. Junior High Students 133 Council hosts hot' event Council members (left) formed an assembly line to serve food quickly. Several teachers. Including Mrs. Gronemeyer and Rain threatened Student Council's Mot Dog Roast. Movember 12 (top left), but soon Mr. LoCascio (top center) and Mr. Russell (top right) were cooking. Mrs. Spratt (above) pitched in to help. The roast was one of many events sponsored by Student Council during the year. 134 Junlor high Students Fifth graders await the beginning of the annual Turkey Trot. Flacing first in the event was Mrs. Mueller s class followed by Mrs. Rublng's and Mrs. Morgan's classes. Intermediate Academics Intermediate Academlcs 135 Courses give balance Intermediate students at SAIS-R receive a balance between the core-curriculum courses needed to progress in any area and co-curriculum courses to stimulate their other interests. Language arts, including creative writing, English, and spelling, is part of the core curriculum. Other components are math, natural science, reading, and social science. To enhance students' understanding, SAIS-R offers help with these core areas, as well as English as a Second Language and library support. halder All Khan, Valentina Mall, and Chris Amos (top) participate In a lively discussion In Mrs. Musgrove's class. Joe rarmer (above) calls on a member of his class, 6J while Freddie Kokash watches. Johanna Aaltonen (above) reads math answers to Mrs. Stoddard's class, 6M. 136 lntermedlate Academics In Mrs. Thomason's class, 4B, Chris Vrlavas (top) starts up a video recorder used for Instruction. Mrs. Dominguez (top right) helps students who speak English as a second language. A film (above) helps students in Mrs. Detwiler's class improve their English. Resource teacher Mrs. Vogel (above) provides additional help in core subjects to students. Intermediate Academics 137 Music — more than a class Besides giving students a chance to explore their interest in music, the intermediate music program provides many performing opportunities. Approximately 200 fourth, fifth, and sixth graders are involved in choirs that meet during recess. Those with instrumental interests can participate in fifth and sixth grade bands. The December 5 Winter Concert featured all groups. Fifth graders performed Amahl and the Might Visitors for all fifth grade classes. Robin Hood, a sixth grade production, was given January 21. Concert Band played in a Meet the Band” assembly for intermediate and primary schools on March 6. The Spring Concert and Fine Arts Fair involved all groups. Mrs. Darnauer (top left) passes out tambourines during rehearsal. Fourth graders In Mrs. Damauer's room (above) seem to be enjoying themselves. Posting of audition results for the seven leads in Robin Mood (top) generated a lot of excitement. 138 Intermediate Academics Intermediate Academlcs 139 Co-curriculum fosters interests A co-curriculum allows intermediate students a chance to develop areas of interest outside the basics. Students receive instruction in conversation-al linguistic Arabic, art, general music, physical education, and computer education. They can also choose to participate in instrumental music. Mrs. raggard (top left) instructs some of her students in a unit on color, while others (top right) work on their projects. Mrs. Bates (above left) first gives her physical education students Instructions, then directs them in races (above right). 140 Intermediate Academics Intermediate Administration Staff C. Lance Curl in, Sr. (top) serves as principal and Donald Shoemaker as assistant principal of the Intermediate School. oil ronou’ tp x« SJ'1 . «r oce cnuHl orbiK booiter r c fuel tank louncb louncK pod lifI off count down orbit COrgo boy Spocelob tp xc center Intermediate Personnel 141 Ann Marie Barclay, p.e. 4 Marilyn Bateman, music 5 Catherine Bates, p.e. 6 Lynette Braunhardt. p.e. 5, 1st qtr. Fat Capllng. nurse 4-5 Elnora Chambers, ESL Juanita Clay, band 5-6 Carolyn Curlln. media center specialist Stella Dahan. Arabic 4-5 Rebecca Damauer, music 4 Rosadclla Detwiler, ESL Paula Dominguez, ESL Debbie Duke became resource teacher for grades 4-6 when Lynda Leventis-Wells shifted to teaching physical education. Mrs. Duke previously taught In the Primary School. 142 lntermedlate Personnel Catherine Dub6, Instructional aide 6 Darlene Elkins, music 6 Jane Faggard, art 5-6. department head Linda Griffith, permanent substitute DaRitha Gunn Harding, speech Michelle Horton, instructional aide 4 Lynda Leventls-Wells, resource. 1st qtr.; p.e. 5 Jean Jaclr, Arabic 6 Besides teaching Arabic toJunior high students. Georgette Leffcw teaches fourth grade Arabic classes. Intermediate Fersonnel 143 miliary Joan Miller, reading program facilitator Cyndl Murray-Jost. Instructional aide 5 Carolyn Rudy, media center aide Linda Selkirk, ESL Fat Shaw, counselor Marianne Sibley, computer laboratory Cathy Vogel, resource Loretta White, secretary When page 141 of this book went to press, Donald Shoemaker was assistant principal. However, In December, he was named principal of the Intermediate School. Francle Zeller, secretary, keeps the Intermediate School office running smoothly. 144 lntermediate Personnel To help the Enrichment Center: Mrs. Use 's reading class prepares to do Poetry Break'' in the Primary School. Intermediate Classes Ara Aprahamian Samantha Ashley Tobias Boijesson Brahlm Dagher John Daniel Kristy Duke Kelly Evans David Tellah Chris Griffin Clay Jensen Rehan Khan Brian Lindsay Kevin Merritt Brandee Nunley Lome Oikle V(JI B. Plllay Jason Ruprecht Tina Sanyal Marianne Slggard Todd Steele Mrs. Barbara Use Nick Atwell Andy Chambers Jereml Chylinski Matthew Clason Jon Cummings Kim Duke Aylsha Elahl Massimo Tabbri Alsllng Gibbons Missy Hammett Hala Hassaballa Jeremy Padmos Nicky Rawlings Kal Mari Sanders Russell Scott Tiffany Smith Steven Warren Scott Wery Kebin Wynne Bulem Yuzugullu 146 lntermedlate Classes Mrs. Jean Weekley Rusty Berg Eric Blair Shllpi Bothra Gio Dania Amy Davies Stephen Dinello Gary Gotcher Nlzar Rhoury Andrea Kyriakides Susannah Lewis C.Y. Lo Eric Lynch Maroesja Meuleman Meena Moon Chris Moore Dan Peale Tareed Siddlqui Niki Soulellis Kristine Uyeno Mary Weber Jeanne Williams Mrs. Betty McReynolds Bassel Bastawi Bettlna Cruz Karim Esmall Laura Goodnow Tuomas Haijumaaskola Susanna Itkonen Jenny Railing Laura Macnamara Christopher Marksberry Nathan Morris Darlene Nichols Bassim Riad Shadman Riaz Tarlq Siddlqui Andrew Stroot Mala Thrallklll Molly Turner Ryan Van Fossen Aleflya Zainuddln Nicolas Zampleii Intermediate Classes 147 Mrs. Sue Jefferson Anthony Aramoonle Scott Clark Jill Qotcher Clay Hill Alexis Hlnchllffe Curtis Huff Pat Hufford Elisabeth Ihlen Maria Kyriakides Cathy Lifeso Steph Lozo Mustafa Maqvl Jonathan Olson Paris Panaylotopoulos Chris Pappas Rania Tarazl Mark Tercero Robert Tlchy Lee Williams Myle Wlren Mrs. Ann Carothers Katherina Dreith Jaye Tails David Mntleman Aimee Qrassl Stefan Qschwendtner Mylene Magpili Robert McIntosh Melanie Mldgley Erk Ozbelge Christine Provencher Jason Rosengren Julie Sene cal Mancy Shen Jennifer Smith Amy Terrell Judy TJan Adam Todd Mark Willszewski Heather Wlnterowd Shabblr Zainuddln 148 lntcrmedlate Classes Mr. Bob Rennie Robert Adomato Mohamed Amin H. D. Amos Curtis Bohanan Lisa Conaway Imad Daoud Dima Hashweh Ishrat Husain Yasmeer Hussain Shaflq Jadallah Steven Jhangiani Paul Mackrell Cheryl Peer Tim Petersen Lori Purdon Brian Setu Brad Smith Susan Stephenson Lee Stones Constanze Tllch Mrs. Pat Bryan Mrs. Bunny Stoddard Johanna Aaltonen Kagan Akyol Ammar Alsalln Faisal Araln Surafeal Asgedoon Beth Bryson Trey Carter Joseph Castle Trey Coggins Rohlt Dhawan Mattias Ellison Stacey Johnston Eric Leavitt Reza Munir Sana Nakhleh Kathcrin Morton Keri Rose John Shade Heather Tllzey Intermediate Classes 149 Mrs. Renona Hibrawi Anjum All Bjoern Calsen Robert Daaboul Diana Daoud Aamlr Jawed April Kershaw Lisa Lozo Kris Martin Paul McGloughlin Shabnam Moon Mads Nordestgaard Andrew Patton Smantha Rees Sabien Renner Stephanie Rounds Christa Shanley Kevin Shutt Ulysses Valdlvlezo Jeff Vlgnatl Mansour Zerka Mrs. Patti Musgrove Haider All-Khan Chris Amos Lisa Bonney Justin Dufeu Brian Dymond Joe Parmer Teresa Garza Denlz Qurs Valentina Hall Michael Harakls L. Tanja Holm Kiran Khan Leah Koentoph rreddle Kokash James Lewis Sean Rooney Caroline Sayers Omer Unal Bernard Veronesl Mark Watt 130 lntermedlate Classes Mrs. Peggy Rcfber Meltem AltinOz Drew Angeloff John Ball Julie Beaudoin Bryan Colton Laura Tranco Teresa Goad Miguel lobbl Jason Jones Jessica Lofstrand Becca McNeely Kraim Qureshi Carrie Rhoder Ghassam Sabeh Carolyn Sherrod Sean Shields Rahud Tongla Anjali Vaidya Joseph Ysung Marc Zabokrtaky Mrs. Patti Taylor Malln Andersson Richard Bloomfield Samir Chandhary Michael Clghazaly Jennifer Goff Mumtaz Khan Brian Larkin Steven Lee Danny Lennon Kim Lockerby Jennifer Mueller Ruxana Oosman Cassandra Peponls Daniel Poudrier Khurram Shamlm Karen Smith William Thompson Brandi Whitaker Nell Wlssinger Intermediate Classes 151 Sixth graders Cathy Llfeso (top left), Susie Lewis (top center), Kristine Uyeno (top right), and Jeremy Padmos (above) gave Primary School students a Poetry Break '' as part of a Joint project by Mrs. Use s reading class and the Enrichment Center. Pointing to his computer-drawn truck is Shaflq Jadallah, 60. (above left). Stacey Johnston, 6t1, (left) reviews her math. I 152 lntermedlate Classes Mrs. Barbara Zlemann Amal Abo-Hcbefsh Imran All Gassan Al-Salman Scana Amos Ramlah Bari Jonathan Benecke Cassandra Bodllen Mikael Boman David Campbell Kevin Christen Sam Elshlhabi Konsta Lemlnen Steven McGehee Cherly McMillan Jesse Park Uroosa Salfuddin Talzah Syed Anna Tilch Keith Wlchowskl Gina Zaouk Mrs. Joan Stephens Teddy Attalah Michael Beck Menryo Bennett Christian Boohcr Paul Briz Jennifer Burke Joe Daniel Aman Dhawan Vital Ellas Jessica Elllngson Marisa Gula John Kayali Aline Kldanian Steven Mansell Uschl Rock Chris Rounds Yaslr Shareef Klrsty-Rac Suffern Jason Vurma Aaron West Nicole Wright Intermediate Classes 153 Mrs. Raye Wentworth Linda Axelsson Nancy Blssada Sarah Corsble Saskla Demeyere Erik Dltzler Deana Drelth Joe Gellneau Almee Grindland Tala Halaby Meaghan Hanlon Eric Horowitz Steve Jacobs Sudlpta Lahlri Vel Chang Lin Karim Sadlk riaz Sami Mike Shaw Eddie Suarez Wendy Wang Beau Wllberding Mrs. Ewa Rublng Sherry Abd Elrazak Paula Burnet Charlotte Conyngham Devin Davis Simone Eckert Tony Elgohary Connie Elmore Ryan Gallagher Tobias Gartner Junald Hasan Marc Horton Melissa Jarrett Sammy Koch Satu Rajamakl Owen Robinson Pla Sanyal Armen Vartanian Jesse Williams Earooq Yousaf Anlka Zabokrtsky 154 lntermedlate Classes Abdul AM Anne Austin Seth Bradley Beau Busch Rhonda Clpa Molly Gallagher Usman Ghani Zeynep Kalkay Madia Khan Melcan Marcos Matsubara Miller Mrs. Frankie Morgan Nathan Moore R JI Multanl Arsala Qurelshl Katherine Sines Nader Twal Chris Warren Mr. Albert Watson Danny Benson Michael Bunuan Molly Burkett Deborah Custer Michael Dolan Matitada Eklund Michael Ealkner Michelle Haynes Feng Hsuan-I Nadia Issa Dawn Itonl Shafaq Javed Erik Kraatz Paul Lamba Ann Larsson Christopher Mldgley Can Ozcar Kara Ramirez Matqjuroh Torluml Shannon Wilson Intermediate Classes 155 Mrs. Donna Phillips Sadiq Ahsan Andrew Asslr Shlrelf Battat Shawn Blssell Sherln Bodor Michelle Brignau Heather Ciccolella Anita Debnath Shlhab Emarq Tammy Keegan Jlman Khandker Nancy Lee Marcel Marees Kenneth McKIndra Kim Millspaugh Jenny Pettersson Samer Tabbarq Vjjay Venugopol Mrs. Melita Sayed Yaslr Ayaz Maryse Beauregard Angelo Danla Gulsen Demlrcioglu Matthew Egnew Annemaiie Jaclr Serge Kh(J(rian Mohammed Klzvi Curt Lalnchbury Jane Maddock Vanessa McCaffrey Jennifer McColl Amara McGee VManne Moreau Adnan Mousavlzadcgan All Rizvl Alecla Schmersahl Yan Vaillancourt Mufaddal Zalnuddln 156 lntcrmedlate Classes Mrs. Kathleen McKinley Ahmed Aboulnaga Jan Beutal Alp Crol Philip Gunderson Tania Haddad Rami Hago Sharif Ibrahim Irfan Khan Nicholas Lavoie Jinny Leem Kristi Lenaghan Randa Lott Angela Shanley Manisha Slnha Tracy Steele Ankush Tewarl Samlera Toma Jason Van Leewlven Slobhan Williams Mrs. Anne Mueller Ryan Bofler Brian Collins Christopher Cook Shreya Dhawan Steven Goad Brigitte Gosselim Vikram Haijal Kurt Hala Alberto Mall Ghassan Khallk Aalla Khan Sabrcena Khan Adam Lee Cathy Morgan Aamir Muneer Cindy O'Sullivan Tanya Khlmkosk Lori Stone Intermediate Classes 157 Mrs. Meld! Wiese-lvanski Sophie Alkhori Wendell Andrea Cody Davenport Ahmed El Shafey Debra Helzer Ghada Khoury Stephanie Kirkman Yusef Lambert Carrie McMillan Elizabeth Nichols Shane O'Neil Tarlq Pasha Teroz Patel Sarah Peacey lain Pitman Gabriel Quiroz Tanya Reldy Taher Scherzay David Smith Tobi Van Mlddlesworth Mrs. Donna Abbott Talqa Ahmed Gary Benware Megan Blount Nicole Bucdero Sebastlen Cadet Suzanne Chenoweth Jason Clarke Susna De Joelle DINello Pam Ellis ratima Elnlgouml Tim Farmer Nuno Qoncalves Nathan Gray Brad Green Andrew Muff Oskar Nilsson Melanie Stapleton Shana Sullivan John Van Leeuwen 158 lntermediate Classes Mrs. Susan Said Mrs. Deborah Thurston Kurubel Asgedom Philip Dean Jeremy Dillard Kelly Duffy Tony PranJIe Zac Freeman Monique Gouel Shawnacy Graham Robert Henderson Todd Kirk Lisa Lipton Melanie McLearon Danny Moravek Mina Obina Raji Plllay Alman Postma Intto Shin Omer Sudik Michael Tlmma 51 musicians Jinny Lcem and Siobhan Williams (left) lend their spirit to the fifth grade Turkey Trot. Intermediate Classes 159 Mrs. Joan Miller Taraz Alam Lisa Dlemert Robin Dua Said Elshlhabl Ned Qnlchtel Kelly Good Joe Gregory Lina Hashweh Angela Ives Yonca Kaslmaqa Byung Kim Anders Llndberg Tazra Miller Charissa Mueller Chong Park Matthew Patrick Golda Quiroz Dina Sabra Yulchlro Sakai Marie Turner Basem Samahy Mark Wellensteln Mrs. Linda Thomason Berter Akyol Nolween Auffret Donya Aziz Robyn Blumer Rachel Bradley Matt Tarmer Jeremy Hansen Zalnab Khan Norlhlko Komaki Megan McDowell Alastalr Padmos Rabla Qayyum Jason Rose Irfan Shaikh Joel Smith Inane Turyan Chris Vriavas Alexis Wlchowskl Jennifer Zanella Salma Zulgamlan 160 lntermedlate Classes Mrs. Sheryl Sexauer Michael Abraham Adel Abuzeld Paris Al-Kasslm Asa Andersson Laura Barber Mike Costello Billy Ferguson Irene Garcia Tor Godo Amy Greiner Cindy Mo Regina Kallmayer Sarah Moss Joseph Hunes Tarek Oubari Danny Pappas Sonal Shah Aslm Tufall Asa Wallqulst Sarah Warner Mrs. Anise Lester Yaw Amoah-Gyampoh Gl In An Maser Balg Stephan Blckel Lisa Cook Elizabeth Dew Mark Dowell Mohamed El Prince Kathryn Garrett Mohammed Ghanl Jawad Haider John Keefer Keri Moore Eric Mrarees Jenny Ollen Ugo Provencher Ruqaya Rlzvi Uzma Shaikh Seda Toykan Colleen Wilson Intermediate Classes 161 Mr. George Bollerud Firas Abdul-Hadi Lisa Allen Noera Ayaz Cedric Brasey Joy Busch Dimetrius Cardona Jannie Elias Karen Glover Preetl Gupta Rana Issa Kevin Kerlin Dominick Leblanc Jason Lee Tom Magnusson Stuart Pitman Kathy Quebedeaux Esther Quinn Mlcole Sevdvc Hovan Tendjouklan Ed Williams Madia Yasslne Mrs. Torgun Austin Carole Aboi Jouda Irfan Ahmed Lisa Blaydes Suzanne Brown Brandon Graham Estelle Gula Sandar Mia Selcan Hurmuzlu Vincent Kassey Darren Macnamara Andy Malleck Paul Markie Sarah McKee Thomas Murphy Stlg Petersen Steve Proto Lucinda Rutlln Mary Salama Allen Terrell Laura Whyte Joyelle Wilson 162 lntermedlate Classes Mrs. Georgina Buchanan Gina Aboumrad Mona Amer Paul Bunuan June Daghcr Saskia Dominguez Tawni Galanti Jamie Grant Ismat Husain Hlroko Kinoshita Bjorn Mlkkelsen Tara Mock Mohamed Mohammed Mabeel Nawaz Aaron Payne Salman Qureishi Enrico Sanganas Angela Swampillai Sonya Tsuchlgane Brian Valentine Elvin Yuzugullu Mrs. Jolen Samara Robert Blom April Brecht Roy Cardoso Sharon Cochrane Vljay Doralswamy Karin Eriscndahl Rahul Gandotra Nathalie Gilbert Jeff Goodrow Mlcah Gray Shawna Green Carrie Harder Irfan Hydari Joanna Kouverianos Peter Langlois Mikael Sven Lundqulst Stephen Malleck Amanda Scott Omar Sultan Scott Wlgle Intermediate Classes 163 Mrs. Bobbie Svihus Christopher Anderson Che Che Bevins David Ckstrand Samy Clhammady Carl Cspejo Tirat Galipoullari Samina Haldri Armando Henry Jane Hill Avak Kahwajian Iliyas Khattak Diana Luera Scott Mac Hell Megan McArthur Sharon Merritt Crik Orre Ashesh Parikh Caroline Rahme Ulrika Svensson Cristina Zampierl Mrs. Sue McHeary Walld Aboulnaga Chayene Albuquerque Samla Bhattl Bema Can Chin Li Chang Jake Davenport Susan Goff Kevin Groth Vlkram Hora Reem Hussein Burak Karakaya Shelley Lefcbvrc Anna Llndgren Josh Pleczonka Ruba Saeed Leland Salo Alp Sendll Chris Shelton Carolina Strandhagen Jason Stroman 164 lntermedlate Classes Mrs. Phyllis Avard Shams Ahmed lllda Alvarez Per Axbom Christina Diemert Aliza Eba Alladeen Elkordy Prank Qlbson PaUlk Grundtman Plnar Gurs Karl Medin Jeff Jaslewicz Dat Millspaugh John Paradis Joey Prothro Carrie Rhudy Kristi Shields Andrea Smith Donnie Tate Carrie Thompson Elizabeth Tucker Ryan Valdez Mrs. Betty Clccolella Nadine Al Khalil Slla Bakkaloglu Emil Boijesson Jerome Chinn Michaele Clayborne Daniel DuTeu Billy Errett Yvette Gulmond Charlene Maas Anna HJertstrand Zina Kadhlm Benjamin Lo Somla Mian Sean Ozbolt Jessica Parrott Derek Savage Kaya Slrmen Stuart Smith Daniel Sullivan Intermediate Classes 165 Mrs. Jean Schwartz Derrick Ashong Mlcheal Boudreau Joshua Catlett David Colvin Sally Dawoud Sejal Dharia Carl Toelsche George tiarakis Tim Horton Nils Ihlen Julie Kellogg April Lineberg Brandy Lohsl Christina Martin Marie Olsson Wasslm Sabeh Kelly Stones Mamoon Syed Brad Walchek Adel Abuzeld. 4C, Is the picture of contentment at the fourth grade Turkey Trot. 166 Intermediate Classes Using puppets, Michael Zakharia, Mustapha Zaouk, Farhan Ahmad, and Beverly Ellis create a play for their first grade class. Primary Academics Mrs. Lee (top led) teaches ESL to grades 1-3. Mrs. Wynne (above) helps Gina El-tlammady In the activity center. Mrs. Tan Lin's class. KQ-F, (top right) enjoy the photographer's visit. Mrs. Cahill (above) helps her students Improve their reading skills by reading to them. 168 Frimary Academics Basic needs supplied Basic to any child's learning needs are reading and math. At the SAIS-R Primary School, instruction begins in kindergarten. Additional core instruction added in grades 1-3 includes language arts, science, and social studies. The ESL course aids students who have learned English in addition to their native tongue. Resource instruction offers students enrichment in core areas. Mrs. Dupont s class. IK. (top) works on webs. A subtraction circle (right) is an aid projects. Students in Mrs. Williamson's used to teach arithmetic, class. 2D, (above) I earn about spider Primary Academlcs 169 Enhancements provided To enhance the primary student's core curriculum, co-curriculum courses round out the complete program. Included in this program are physical education, music, art, Arabic, library science, and computer education. Mrs. Rawlings (top) talks to kindergarten students about library usage. Mrs. LoCasclo (above) tells her music class a story. Nathan llse (above) creates a masterpiece. 170 Primary Academics Primary school leadership Is provided by Scott Chambers (top) principal, and Marti Wittnebel, assistant principal. Primary Administration Staff Primary Personnel 171 Francesca Barbara, duplicating aide Patty Bennett, counselor Mel Brown, nurse KQ-2 Lenore Brunt, music 1-2 Sue Buch, p.e. 1 Qowra Cameron, aide, enrichment center Ann Chisholm, music KO JoAnn Clemens, enrichment center Toni Conklin, ESL KO-1 Bertha Cooper, library aide Marie Derby, art 3-4 Marilyn Dlllane, library aide Christa Parley, duplicating aide Owen Gagnon, aide 3 Deann Qoeser, resource Colleen Qoodwln, p.e. Joanne Gunderson, duplicating aide Sue Ibrahim, Arabic 1-2 Jane Lee, ESL 1-3 Isabelle Lloyd, secretary 172 Primary Personnel Debbie LoCasdo. music 2-3 Mel Maddox, p.e. 2 Wanda Mallett, aide HO Betty Ann Martin, p.e. 3 Shena McCall, aide HQ Lydia McCrady, secretary Lynn McMIchael. ESL 13 Cora Noel, art 1-2 Two of our favorite photo subjects — music teacher Mrs. LoCasdo and daughter Monica (above) — take In a performance at SAIS-R. As part of the Enrichment Center program, Mrs. Rennie (right) teaches Primary School students about folk tales. Lydia O'Connor, permanent substitute Primary Personnel 173 Yolande Pecz, library aide Donna Ranclpher, aide 1 Louise Rawlings, library aide Wendy Rennie, enrichment center Ida Samahy. Arabic 2-4 Veronica Sharp, duplicating aide Mary Ellen Smith, permanent substitute Shirley Smith, resource Bev Thomas, aide 2 Donnls Todd, resource Mary Wright, librarian Because of a leg Injury. Mohammad Mamouda, student activities aide, was absent when central staff pictures were taken. Mis Inclusion here Is appropriate, because he provides much assistance to Primary School students and staff. 174 Primary Personnel Primary Classes Proud of their efforts In Mrs. floel's class, members of Mrs. Cahill's class, 2F. hold up their art projects. Primary Classes 175 Mrs. Becky Kam-Locascio Aamer Akhter Rachel Atwell Utka Ay Malcolm Chisholm Justin Churchill Erica Coblentz Tadl Deeb Erin Dixon Nancy Dlttmer Erika Qullon Shadra Maque Chris Hewitt Andrew Hill Qeorge Ibraham Jennifer Luby Ashfaq Mohammed Mohammed Munir Karen Suarez Nalla Sultan Nalru Tokumasu Mrs. Yvonne Jones Cherine Abu-Eld Kashlf Aslam Lynette Atkins Kelly Bartlett Hasan Bartalneh Bobby Bhattachariya Lynnea Britton Wesley Crenwelge Peter Dltzler Core Garbati Jason Hannan Lasse Helkkinen Takeshi Hlno Tania Muchantef Basar Ozkan Leon Papazlan Mira Sadik Millie Sen-Gupta Rami Tarazl Mia Tolvanen Kimbrough Wile 176 Primary Classes Mrs. Sandy Tokarz Nana Ashong Kinan Atassl Qouri Bhat James Bonney lllana Botsikos Rodney Cortes Marla Qarza Hena Hamid Juha Harkonen Laura Jelley Jaako Kolvunen Deborah McDowell Riaz Oosman Mary Elizabeth Oppenheim Sian Rees Marc Shlecht Karen Sharp Leslie Thomason Jamie Whatmore Leslie Wynne Earrukh Younus Mrs. Penny Emler Barbara Collins Kathryn Crane Patricia Gaumond John Gibson Jack Griffith Christie Henderson Hadl Jammal Marilou Jones Butju Karakaya Chung Lee Nader Lutfl � Tim Meyer Tamerlane Mohammad Erik Nilsson Ann Prothro Tobias Rublng Alfiya Salim Bobby Smiley Kirsten Staaterman Kleran Taylor Primary Classes 177 Mrs. Sandra DiMello Jarkko Aaltonen Erin Affleck Sanjay Aggarwal Makeen Ahmad Justin Benecke Chun Chariyawetwatana Andrea Duke Samad Ghanl Jeremy Hoffman Sherry Horita Ramon Issa Karollne Itkonen Katherine Krul Ryan MacMell Takashl Minami Ernest Ross-Magenty Toshlko Somaya Sophia Tessler Will Vogel Laura Vurma Tania Zampier! Mrs. Wendy Watson Tarooq Abbasi Karen Ball Chris Baranzyk Farhana Baslt Clay Carter Tara Cuddlhy Madia El-Badry Chantal Hallfe Andreas Jonsson Katy Lavelle Tobias Lofstrand Michael Loveland Momln Mlrza S jld Mohsln Philip Moss Beliz bzdemir Stefanl Quershl Dean Soulellis Eric Stause Alice Tllzey Christopher Williams 178 Prlmary Classes Mrs. Linda Hepler Farhan Ayubl Anthony Berg Ryan Bloomfleld Ricky Coduri Edenguenet Daniel Blanca Dlrfard David Evans Mikaela rorsberg Irfan Halim Iris Lapas Cindy Larkin Chris Moore Dustin Moravek Debbie Rashed Julie Rihanl Howard Rutlln Amy Shanley Hythm Shlbl Lisa Trahan Calvin Wills Mrs. Carol Evans Sang-Wook Ahn Usman AM Jason Bowen Lyndsay Campbell Ronald Chenoweth Robin Debnath Pylan Dhawan Michael Gabel Sharif Hassan Billy Hepler Melanie Lariviere Rikka Lemlnen Jeff May Charlotte McGehee Huma Mabl Jennifer Prins Julie Sturge William Todd Ming Tung John Turner Tomeka Webb Primary Classes 179 Mrs. Dianne Hanlon Sadaf Ahmed Qenny Andrawis Taiza Arain Stephen Bruce John Bills Tim Teng Andrea Hogel Nicole Huckvale Josha Jones Atif Khan Devin Miller Keith Moreman Wona Park Deborah Prespare Carlene Pyo Nlkl Reynolds Ruslan 3oobzokov Monica Staaterman Ryan Tlemey Laura Williams Mrs. Anne Malleck Hlroo Arima Mary Ann Blssada Glenn Blair John Burkett Patrick, Daniel Julie Ellison Ashley rroats Zafar JafH Zeshan Khan Plya Kochhar Krista Lelno Masaharu Matsabara Sally Mlckhail Mathew Massoly Ira Petltt Robert Rlzk Ranla Shammas Maha Shihata Hakan Toker Heidi Van Possen Michael Watt 180 Primary Classes Mrs. Suzanne Adomato Juile Benecke Amy Bryson Bernard Bunuan Kevin Dlezl Tarlq Cf TIU Bassem Qlrgls Javfne Horanl Karolina Johansson Jaden Jones Shabana Khan Baran KJIIcal Jennifer Kruger Kevin Moreman Brenna Murphy Tara Rlzvl Matthew Rohler Patrick Shannon Myun Sook Song Tomoko Tanaka John Williams Mrs. Angle Sheblb Jason Aramoonle Tiia Ettala Jonathan Qayer Tobias Qschwendtner Eva Hofmann Lee Jackson Imran Jafrl Erin Kelly Jack Kline Shlnya KomakJ Susan Lake Diana McConnaughey Kenneth McDonald Kamran Muhamad Jeffry Murray Michelle Palma Anika Qureshl Marcus Riad Fatima Sami Charlotte Svensson Joseph York Primary Classes 181 Mrs. Nelma Owen Tamer Abouelsoud Shadla All Raakay Bari Danielle Carrera Elizabeth Ellis Ayesha Ghanl Jeanne Gulmond Omar Hasan Stefanle Henr Nlchol Hertel Steven Hughes Oman Jan Polly Johnson Rhianna Koch Berk Ongan Christopher Peffer Irem Pora Adnan Sarfraz Haider Shareef Michael Sirawan Shuchl Vyas Mr. Jack Morganstem Rachael Adlno Burak Barahan Jayeta Chakrabarti Robert Cllnedlnst Eder Delos-Reyes Belal El-Harazln Delia El Prince Leila Tar{ ) Isabelle Tarley David Halabu Matthew Harrington Jerome Joseph Christine Klanczlnsk! James Miller Melissa Muella Mandlta Slnha Samir Syed Aryall Venugopal Lynn Wellington Tommy Wu Dina Zaghloul 182 Frfmary Classes Members of Mrs. DlHello's class, 3E, (above) put class time to good use. Mrs. Rickie Merritt. 21, (above) shows a model of a space vehicle to Jimmy Smith during Space Weeks at SAIS-R Primary School. Mr. Glen Sexauer Ramzy Abdln Michael Adofo Yanki Arlcloglu Aykut Ay Olaf Bergqulst Jacquelyn Clpa Blanche rehlberg Alexandra Grundeman Jessica Horanl Amy Kraatz Manlsh Pareek Aisllnn Schmersahl Ayesha Sheikh Mark Shutt Maoll Suglmoto AnqJ Tewari Tandy Truett Richard Vachon Mick Vanmlddlesworth Summer Williamson Primary Classes 183 Mrs. Linda Schmersahl Maggie Abo-Hebeish David Astramaskas Mehmet Bilbln Patrick Brown Brent Joshua Bumap Gavin Grant Magdl Haroun Iresh Abayasinghe Sameera Khan Mlrellle Kldonlan Jenny Larsson Adam Peacey Kimberly Roper Ellen Saint Cyr Myun Joo Song Kolchl Tanaka Adam Thomas Johannes Trulsson Kimberly Willszewski Kristina Wlscombe Mrs. Pam Goring Kelley Bedell Buddy Blaydes Marie-Eve Cadet Jonathan Chung In Eracar Jf nna Goonetllleke Tetlma Jordan Joey Kerr Christian Clemettl Anna Lamb Sadia Leghari Masato Miguchi Tony McMullan Suzan Quinn Mari Sakai Andrea Scott Adrian Stroman Darryl Sweeney Alecia Terrell Jay Van Daveer 184 Primary Classes Mrs. Paula Williamson 3or ja Anderegg Nehal Emara Mighael Mabbu Joey Hoffman Adam Hogel Lynda Holmes Bartu llgun Ahsan Javed Praveen Kamban Easl Khan Matt Kirkman Gulru Kutluk Anthony Olson Maunank Shah Shannon Stokes Mil Tetteh Kaonl Tokumasu Christln Valley Serene Valley Claire Webster Martin Wlederman Mrs. Jill Tonelli Marc Adomato Uzma Ahmad Dulce Bascuguln Khalil Chammas Jenny Cutter Mona Goyal Diana Gula Parahnaz Jamil Asad Jawad Arda Karakaya Jahanzeb Ladha Pascal LeBlanc A run Matthews Shahla Mohsln Alessa Mlcolas Tina Turaishi Michael Robinson Eric Tlscher Katie Tucker Jenny Williams Chad Woods Junlchl Yamada Primary Classes 185 Mrs. Terri Cahill Shareef Abdelrazak Viquar Ahmed Kobbie Amoah Gyampoh Jonathan Burke Christina Cole Eyob Daniel Tuomas Ettala Brian Ealkner Sheila rerrarini Stlna Fish Beth Morton Alsha Khan Mahvish Khan Lea Koerber Allison McColl Rubens Ott Joseph Schwab Ranla Shibl Paola Sevciuc Ryan Spourgitis Ayman Yalsh Mrs. Ann Saad Mehnaz Asghar Jason Belcher Nancy Bryson Dawn Cameron Arsham Dabney Daniel Garcia Kristine Gayer Henrique Goncalves Melissa Manlon Natasha Haque Carla Horton Ersoy Murmuzlu Samir Imran Ashla Khan Craig Mihallk Amr Radivan Arshla Salfuddln Salma Shahabuddfn Gary Stephens Roger Sullivan 186 Primary Classes Mrs. Emily Lockard Kareem Aboul Mosn Marc Beaudoin Jennifer Buchanan Jessica Custer Elaine Delaney Dina El Dlasty Mohamed Elnlgouml Michael rulcher Jennifer Griffiths Colline Hazboun Muhammad Khan Matthew Mueller Shawn O'Donnell Andrea Ozbolt Karen Pletschmann Marc Andrfe Provencher Will Sawada Yousef Slddlqul Matthew Stroot Christene Swamplllal Dana Van Goethem Mrs. Rickie Merritt Roland Abou-Atme Rosie Belson Jonathan Etter Cara Qrassl Scott Huyette Ko Isaki Suklman Jaclr GUI Mancar Anil Menon Chris Newsome Janine Quebedeaux Ayesha Rlzvl Melvin Robertson Dina Saad Karan Shetty James Smith Kimberly Smith Kelly Swan Muniba Zulquamaln Primary Classes 187 Mrs. Dllys Satterman Tanvir Amanlllah Aaron Barber Chla Chin Chang Paula Clamplni Chris Clark Chad Conaway Sarah Delczonka Craig Derenziz Ranla Hago Lori KahwqJIan Erin Lifeso Jamie Lynch Julia MacLeod Cherry Mammen William McKindra Jaime Patterson Zaffer Qasim Christian Rapson Karmen Raid Kashif Rlaz Hanl Sabra Qesla Wilson Mrs. Diane Polrier-Shaplro Hassan Arif Yaqub Omer Aykurek Joseph Collado Kim Duffy Ekin Erbatur Sami Et-Titi Rlccardo Hall Matthew Hedln William Holcombe Sharif Hossaln Megan Markie Zaid Morar Kanak Muchhal Juhana Nlemenen Ceylan Ozcan Kimberly Pelslnger Yosuke Sato Marte Strandhagen Brian Unrutla Qulsum Uysal Shokrea Yasawy 188 Primary Classes Mrs. Linda Moran Uyra Albuquerque Kynda Almefty Charles Anokute Vineeta Arora Stella Barbaro Davy Chrlstadoss Erik Davidson-Oslnski Qrant Dlllane Amina Qhanl Serena Jhanglanl Hafsa Khan Michael Plyler Rooh Saeed Altay Sendil Daniel Seto Biiju Shah Tambl Smith Soundus Tarazl Jodi Tate Tunca Toprak Travis Yunls Mrs. Jayne Busch Aisha Ahmed Erederlk Belanger Saad Bhattl Amy Breltenbach Qautam Marjal fad I Hatoum Gavin Jayawardena Sean Jones Shazla Khan Mona Khashab Yoshlhlro Mlnaml Gregory Mueller Eunda Pehllvanoglu Sara Reznlkoff Philippe Shapiro Stephanie Sines Jean Sullivan Shahzad Usmanl Kiko Woelfel Stephanie Workman Primary Classes 189 Mrs. Lotus Bollerud Barbara Berg Sumlt Bothra Robert Breen Hernando Bunuan Rene Chaaya Helen Christofls Imran Eba Abuzar Ekkery Katrina Eoelsche Marcus Gadson Heather Lynch Devie Morgan Marstan Morgan Nlrmalan Navaratnam Alyssa Penso Stacy Puckett Maryam Rashid Cagri Rona Daniel White Yunis Yu Mrs. Dena Higginbotham Beth Altberg Hlrohlko Arima Kelly Christen Anissa Detwiler Elynor Givens Melanie Hanlon Nqjib Husain David Huthmaker Nathan Use Nathan Kellogg Nadeen Kerler Zalddoon Khouri Melanie Koleinl Susan Krout Rebecca Mock Vanessa Pennlfold Abhar Rizk Jasmine Samara Evan Selkirk Syed Shahid 190 Primary Classes Mrs. Zane Gillespie Nada Ahmed Erwan Aufrett Brian Cook Ian Bennett Skye riedler Imrana Ghanl Alyssa Hoffman Tanya Hussain Andrea Jelley Michael Kruszewskl Aya KuJIroaka Timothy McMIchael Carla Musgrove Ayesha SaJJad Asim Siddiqui Genevieve Vachon Jeremy Van Daveer Gregory Whyte Chi Hynn Yang Chlnar Yuzugulla Mrs. Linda Mihalik Beav Bender Tobias Boogh Kevin Cardosa Windy Earles Ehab El-Badry Gizen Erdem Avram Tarid Qeg Graham Sor |a Grullch Samantha Gunawardene Tamerah Halaby Wilhemllna Itkonen Hlyam Jabak Toni filemela Anumpam Paul Mansoor Qureshl Todd Ryan Casey Smith Jessica Suarez Amy Trahan Sami Yassine Han-Ju Yoo Primary Classes 191 Mrs. Patricia Stapleton Sharif Aboulnaga Asiya All Hannes Bickel Brian Briz Elisa Chan Jimmy Ellis Julie rorester Sobia Haque Janne Massinen Rahel Isaac Pelln Klllc Layria Koentopf Benjamin Loveland Jason Michel Sandy Mlckhall Mae Paul Arif Tufall Marc Turner Terry Wampler Christina Weldon Mrs. Valentina Kanellitsas Ahmad Al Khader Hod a Amer Lincoln Anderson Aline Aprahamlan Juwad Balg Tina Barbaro Anthony Castle llaria Colombara Charles Ernst Rachel Gray Berke GUr Lisa Hamilton Shad Imam Dori Kanaan Janine Khayall Sara Kirk Amber Mallett Ryan Smith Rachel Sturge Stephanie Wallace 192 Primary Classes Mrs. Karabi Alchbhaumlk Wendy Abbott Adll Akhter Dominic Antenccl Shihab A-Shaml Justin Brown Nathan Catlett Nancy Coyle Adelle Fay Funakl Talchl Judith Gartner Robert Jackson Medha Kochhar Heather LaBarre Marke Helene Lachance Tamara Lut 1 Anl Mousavizadegan Hussain Rlzvi Shana Ahlmkoskl Kristian Uponen Kim Wlsowatl Jimmy Wu Mrs. Sandra Beeman Hamod Abu-Eld Farhan Ahmad Ellen Alger Deema Aqra Adam Carrera Beverly Ellis Chlharu Karasawa Marie Leblanc Ramzl Lebbos Demetiios Mitchell David Moravek Tania Moy Crystal Newcombe Rabiah Qureshl Clinton Tumey Julia Wlscombe Tor Ja Wlsowaty Miguel Zakharia Mustapha Zaouk Najah Zeln Primary Classes 193 Mrs. Linda Heman Iresh Abayaslnghe Mehreen Ahmed rahad All Atif Asghar Aimee Benton Asll Crdem Kristen Qafney Amira Qhanam Shohel Hasegawa Jody Herrington Rusty Hines Therfese Holm Marie Horton Ryann Howard Dina Ismail Andrew Kershaw Wlsam Khalek Abrahlm Khan Carrie Proto Domlnlk Renner Marruan Toma Reem Twal Peter Wallqulst Haroon Yacob 194 Primary Classes Mr. Ken Derby Tai Ja Beck Adam Dada Jason Dietrich Qeorge Tarah Brlglt Fehlberg Andrew Qlover Melinda Hagen Colin Hill Rizwan Iqbal Tahad Ismail Teisul Khan Sameera Lakhaney Stephany Morton Karl Muchantef Kwang-Jo Park Shehnaz Patel Timmy Quebedeaux Sherin Salama Erin Tierney Prltl Valdya riorencia Vazquez-Martinez Jlany Wu Mrs. Linda Root Mauman Ahmad Karen Bartlett Ludvig Boijesson Jennifer Buck Hanna Dastlglr Karine [ enls Thomas Dlrfard Elizabeth Dolan Waheed Elahl Soe Soe Hla Maijorle Huff Johanna Jonsson Thomas Kallmayer Ohn Lee Sally Salama Maryam Sultan Johnatan Tekeste Ahmetcan Teklnce Klran Usmanl Madia Zerka Primary Classes 195 Mrs. Anne Dapont Wla Aflfl Nina Aggarwal Yasmln Ahmed Jaime BJomsen Ryan Cook Fady ElSadek Jonathan Jensen Emmanuelle Khoury Patrick McKinney Andy Mueller Saud Naqvl Saad Naslm Umran Ozer Brendan Park Teddy Provlns Brendan Rooney Emily Ross Magenty Oliver Sanganas Eva Stoeger Rani Wallenberg Christoph Wledermann Connie Wood Mrs. Linda Blckerdike Sana Ayubi Ano Bahraml Vatche Barteklan Sarah Brewin Dalla Dabbous Cindy Edwards Adnan Farooqul Asude Galipogullari Philippe Gascon Scott Mala Shadl Mashweh Michael Kallmayer Jack La Velle Ann Moeller Irene Rlad Heather Roe All Sheikh Lauren Silverstro Blanca Talyarkhan Jennifer Wray Amgad Zaghloul 196 Primary Classes Mrs. Ann Gardener Sobla Ahmed Mampel Akakl Shadl Al-Tarazl Chris Baughman Ethan Corsble Kieran Cuddlhy Jamie Elllngson Allye Eracar Asma Ghanl Mark Guile Erancine Halle Suhan Hannan Madia Hussain Zainab Khattak Rachelle Magplll Sarah McMeary Khajag Melkonlan Patrik Palsson Suzanne Pletschmann Tara Rader Kweshl Walters Mrs. Vernette Moravek Emil Aghaby Richard Blom Katie Chambers Amy Coblentz Mathias Dufner Meghan Gallagher Madlne Haddad Marwan HaJJar Victoria Harris Rahul Jain Alia Khan Zeeshan Khan Kristina Klvlnhaiju Mathias Lundqulst Katrina H Jjar Kathleen Hlchols Jason Peffer Saklna Salim Enver Soobzokov Clara William Kory Wilson Primary Classes 197 Mrs. Noel Yaz(ji Chrsltlne Adomato Selena Ahmad Quinn Barnhart Paul Breltenbach Christine Churchill Ezra Gray So Isaki Julian Joseph Mert Kayasu Tahad Khan Sharif Khashram Helen Kouverlanos Cathy Lamb Kamella N lJar Zeld Rlhani Chalaby Salem Sherif Shanounda Derya Toykan Holden Williams Nadia Younis Mrs. Pam May Irfan All Sandra Alkhorl Jason Asslr Llsette Atiyeh Sherif Azary Christina Breen Cnls Cankurtaran Kelli Carpenter Christopher Derenzlz Trevor Dlezi Charbel Gemayel Karin Gullon Robel Issac Sunee Quirlng Jaime Randpher Rhonda Saad Lucienne Saurweln Jeflfery Williams Jal Yang 198 Primary Classes Mrs. Penny Altberg Farah All-Khan Qordon Brown Ann Buch Ryan Duffy Simon Ekstrand Suhan Hannan Sherln Ibrahim Jeffrey Jackson Saadla Khan Meher Kumar Ebru Kutluk Adll Lehari William Lowe Solell Penrarlnl Shimaila Rais Carol in Seky Yamen Serrieh Eric Shoemaker Susanne Uponen Maria Ralnllda Valencia Roberto Van Der Meer Mrs. Rukhsana Ghanl Martino Amagllo Yasmln Battat Bentley Bender Yasemln Caglar Victor Eehlberg Zaki Hasan Mathelu Hazboun Mayuko Horiguchl Laura Hyde Natalie Jlbreen Marie Relne Maroun Mark Oblanco Milesh Parikh Jennifer Pratka Ellen Prepare Kazuo Somayo Christian Van Der Meer Jeremy Walllngton Cathy Wood Primary Classes 199 Mrs. Dean Miller Malla Akll Aslf Baslt Zeynep Bassarankut All Berlas RanJIt Doralsvvamy Dusty Sye Jordan Fish Genevieve Qaumond Dina Hafez Andrea Hertel Gabriel lobbi Qenny Kerr Kevin Krul Brian Mays Aaron Miner Mohammad Mlrza Folake Oguntebl Joyce Rale Hina Slddiqui Arda Vartanian Mustafa Zalda Mrs. Amy Tan-LIn Mariam Akhtar Catherine Chang Jeffrey Clark Gina Elhammady Qrahm Haro Irum Khan Charles Khoury Yosuke Komak Patrick Matta Alison Moffatt Alla Habulsl Albert niemoller Baris Omarll Reem RIfal Brian Sheppard Marianne Spourgltls Arif Syed Aurore Vandebome Rehan Yacob 200 Primary Classes Dr. Rlzvi Nayyer Walid Ann Khalil Attlyeh Tracy Baranzuk Chevelle Burton Michael Daniel Alexander Trar Jle Omar Hasan Lars Homings Jihan Kemat Resham Kulkaml Nicole Newsome Alexandra Nuttal Alper Ozer Basmah Rehman Adam C. Shannon Dennis Shlmkoski Rle Suglmoto Angellne Young Mrs. Marianne Pagcallwagan Petros Asgedom Miriam Ber jamln Amanda Cestarlc Neils Cotter Antoln Dimitri Robin Griffiths Robert Hamfeldt Soraya Husain Tawad Khan Marc-Andre Larlvlere Ahmer Nabl Ian Thomson Sasha Tolstoy Jennie Urrutia Allison Vendt Michael Walen Szue Min Wang Jennifer Wardlaw Tammy Wright Primary Classes 201 Mrs. Geetha Thomas Ayea Atalay Sonia Bedlkian Diana Chyllnskl Shannon Dixon Cristina Koerber Cecilia Llndgren Phillip Mlhallk Kristen Miller Jenny Murphy Jessica Palsson Timothy Plyler Phillip Rich Andrea Schrodder Randy Shuayto Geoffrey Taylor Shahan Tendjouklan Eric Tessler Slddartha Tlkku Ayman Wafal Miranda Weldon Mrs. Kausar Khan Madia Abbasl Rama Akkad Omar AI-MImmer Karim Attlyah Anthony Cruz Amanda Cutter Mohd Mubasheer Ekkery Kimberley Tarley Jordana Qarbati Wadle Khoury Tammy Kokash Sean Llddlck Asha Mathews Jaime Mooden Robert Sene cal Marara Shammas Darren Stroman Derek Strurge Mina Taher Gregory Tilley 202 Prlmary Classes Mrs. Anita Blount Trcez Andrawis Armelle Auffret Mayette Bouras Michael Briones Danielle Cawley Derek Crouch Yasmlne El-Badry Ryan Hedin Paul Hyde Andrew Johnson Shannon Kelly Christopher Lee Shannon Perry Susanna Peterson Adnan Qamar Hiroko Sato Matthew Staver Ashley Thomas Aaron Vawter Mrs. Agusta Oslnski Yasmlne Aslam George Chlouk Galand Crenwelge Maureen Dempsey Caroline Tarley Andrea Gemayel Samlha Husain Tiffanle Kilgast David Llfeso James Morrison Mariam Qayyum Shahab Rashid Keeran Sampat Mona Sarhan Mark Sweeney Gregor Thomas Joseph Thompson Anik Valllancourt Michael Warner Achmad Yasawy Primary Classes 203 Mrs. Kasturi Sen-Gupta Rclko Haruna Elisa Helmo Tarah Hussain Hans Christian Ihleh Spiros Kladltis Daelto Llm Efrosln Monou Suzanne Moore Takayoshl NakaJIma Benjamin Scheu Korhan Scvinchan Jao Ohk Yl Joo Ohk Yl Mrs. Maytrelle Jones Austin Clemens Ashton Conklin Peter Dapont Alec Detwiler Katie Dowell Brock ricdler Patrick Joy Katie McMeary Zlmar Rlsvi Curtis Smith Michelle Smith Matthew Thomason Justin Tonelll Zachary Williamson Staff members' children (right) play together In the daycare center. 204 Prlmary Classes RQ-H members (top) are a happy group. Jennie Urrutia (left) flashes her smile on the playground. Jennifer Wardlaw. Ahmer Nabl, Petros Asgcdom. and Marc-Andre Larlvlcre greet the photographer In class. Proudly displaying her decorated tree is litkl Reynolds (above), 31, gives his all to Erin Tierney (above), II. P.E. class. Alison Moffatt (above), KO-F, concentrates on her art project. Primary Classes 205 OASIS . . . Like a bedouin pausing at an oasis for refreshment a student's stay at SAIS-R may be just one brief stop in his or her travels. But for that time, the oasis called SAIS-R is home. When students are at home,” they have a sense of belonging. The pictures on these pages are not in the sections in which they belong. Without these people, however, SAIS-R, as we know it, would not be complete. May this remind us that although there are others not pictured in this book, without them all, SAIS-R would not be complete. Kate Acker, IK Joe Peisinger, 5D Basel Nassar, 5J Tim Hansen (top) assumed duties as Intermediate School assistant principal second semester. Steve Wentworth replaced him as Junior High counselor. Amil Al Jasir, 5K Megumi Yashido, 8 206 Closlng a place to call home Several staff changes occurred after winter break. On top row: Sharen Willms became the classroom teacher in IK; Diane Quinn taught In 2D and was later replaced by Fia Brown (not pictured); Ann Dolan moved Into the fourth grade aide position. At left: Diane Jackson replaced Marilyn Bateman (not pictured) as fifth grade music teacher (Mrs. Bateman moved to classroom 60); Me riel Grant took over as Junior High drama instructor. Other changes: Michelle Morton transferred from fourth grade aide to teacher in 4L; Fhyllis Avard moved from 4L to fifth grade aide; Fat Mixon Joined the Junior high social studies department• and Edie Truett returned as Junior high receptionist. Closlng 207 Colphone PUBLISHER: Saudi Arabian International School - Riyadh (American Section) Kingdom of Saudi Arabia PRINTER: Walsworth Publishing Company, Inc. Marceline, Missouri 64658 PRinCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHER: Dan LoCascio PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER: Warren Carlson SUPPLEMENTAL PHOTO- GRAPHERS: Basim Najjar and J. H. Slockbower NUMBER OE COPIES PRINTED: 2900 NUMBER OF PAGES: 208 PAPER STOCK; 70 Enamel ENDSHEETS, Unweave, India TYPE: Body Copy - 10 12 pt. Ben-guiat Captions - 8 pt. Benguiat Italic Idenitifctions - 8 10 pt. Benguiat Bold Headlines - Benguiat Bold COVER CONCEPT: Lynneth Davies and J. H. Slockbower COVER ART; Walsworth Publishing Company, Inc. TITLE PAGE PHOTOGRAPH: Jane Lewis EDITOR Janelle Hirchert Slockbower SPECIAL THANKS TO; Dannie Russell for making Room 144 a bearable place to work. Members of the yearbook staff used their lunch breaks to help with photo Identification. Interviewing, and brainstorming. Studying photos are Lynneth Davies. Katrina Savage. Liz Kline. Michelle Wallace. Julie Mansell, and Christie Clegg (top). Besides picture taking, film processing, and photo printing, being a 'photo slave'' meant having to pose for strange pictures. Basim Najjar (above) accommodates the editor in the last task. 208 Colophon ■—