AISL Yearbook 2021

Sports Department and Coaches

Mark Khetiwe Wayne Brian
Hoffman Hamainza Thompson Mutalama

Davison Christine Brian Sydney
Ngosa Moono Kunsanama Soko

Fridah Antonio Isaac MAolnbeiqrut e
Chinkobele Betti Mbulo ChGaaprmciaan

Constance Sydney Allen Andrew
Mbata Mateta Nichols Chayabala

Tila Stanley Simukwela Sheleni
Mvunga Ngulube Lubinda Michello

Ian Kamuzonde Floyd Sylvester
Stephenson Kayuni Chomba Ntumba

Jophael Coach Nancy Mwansa
Banda Bilal Mwaba Meleka Bwalya

Sydney Elvis
Mushipi Bwalya

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Message from the
Secondary Principal

Rick Odum

My kids love yearbooks. Whenever they get a chance, they pull down their old yearbooks and pore
over the pictures of past classmates and fun events from earlier years. This makes sense, in my
experience, yearbooks serve several vital functions in the ecology of a childhood.
Yearbooks allow us points of reference, and serve as valuable records of moments lost to time. They
show us how things were, and more importantly WHO we were. In preparation for writing this, I dug
up one of my old High School yearbooks. Of course I turned directly to my picture, and curiously
enough, found someone unrecognizable. The troublemaker that graced that page bears almost no
resemblance to the person I am today. Putting that person in context is essential for making sense
of one’s present.
Yearbooks are also a record of our progress, both as individuals and as institutions. On the surface,
the story of 2020-2021 may not seem like one of massive institutional development, and according
to traditional ideas of development, that may be the case. However, I would contend that this school
has grown a lot in this past year. We have endured/ are enduring a crisis that was unpredictable
and completely out of anyone’s area of expertise. We improvised, innovated and successfully kept a
school open when most around the world had to close. Through it all we built capacity in our faculty,
staff and students. We all know how to pivot in the face of crisis, and what is a better goal for
development than that?
Yearbooks also offer us a liminal space between the past and the future. They give us the chance to
see who we were, so that we can move on in becoming who we will be. No year has this process felt
more welcome, and I would argue that in no year have circumstances conspired to prepare us more
for taking the next step into the future.
Thank you all for an amazing year. I truly look forward to the future here at AISL!
Dr. Rick Odum

Secondary

Rick Sheila Mache Julie
Odum Seiler Adonis Baldry

Ingrid Driekie Monica Terry
Turner Smith Murphy Maguire

Naomi Marin Laurey Karen
Chevannes Dobson Nevers Wallace

Jim Flor Elna Mark
Haske Martin van Rensburg Reinman

Rob Dean Emmanuel Chantra
Martin Lindstrom Chota Reinman

Bupe Brian Robert Alta
Mulenga Mutalama Stewart Conte

Wayne Trevor Tom Florence
Thompson Mrak Potter Bouillot

Clare Vanessa Lionel Joanna
Cullen Tolino Honnorat Gutierrez

Monica Stephen Megan Adam
Carriles Egge Bloemker Mondoka Cruickshank

Chel Fridah
Illingworth Chirwa

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Grade 6

Aaron Asara August
Chungu O’Bra Dobson
Eleanor
Cerys Coralie Missbach
Lillie Snapp
Isla
Finley “Finn” Iris Miller
Dobson Kuzmanovska Kamryn
Dale
Jake Joseph “Mwenya” Musenge
Mott van den Broek Chungu

Leon Liam
Klimowicz-Sasin Snapp

Noa Oscar Rayna
Ben Zeev Da Motta Patel
Ruthmary Samrth Samuel “Sam”
Hirsch
Melu Reddy Ya Han
Shoam Sophie Chen
Oryejovsky Munro Zihan
Yanqing
Zain Xu
Li Siddiqi Hughs
Zion Hong
Mulangala Zoe Niels
Noura Yingst Harsveld
Somtore Mysha
Assad

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Grade 7

Ella Siena Blanche
Viner Befus Fleury de Roffignac
Jana Sanna
Karnib Saadi Elias
Francis

Etienne Zoah Rabia
Foot Cooney Murtaza

Aditya Arjun Yixuan
Koradia Koradia Hu

Christopher “Krishna” Diego Mubanga
Richards Liceaga Bacigalupi Chikwanda

Victor Amir Neel
Agolory Reece Bhagat
Annie Lauren Kayla
Burrows Cumings Harmse

Bryce Raul Nils
Mougey Palmarola Torres Taddesse

Dessi Visal Zhenpeng “Benson”
Young Hultgard Li
Yihan “Martina” Yunxin “Katie”
Wang Zheng Shadi
Nana Kwame Hamze
Acheampong Nina * Not photographed:
Marks Eliana “Eli” Mwenya

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Grade 8

Sydney Nkosi Benjamin “Ben”
Barradas Coombs Tembo Johnson
Hellary
Mulubwa Raymond Ayanna
Sheenan Siwale
Nils
Wikstrom Ifemide “Femi” Beenzu
Abigail “Abi” Enahoro Belemu

Potts Justice Nathan
Callum Agalory Wilson
Green
Racco Bella
Fang Woolhouse Read

Léa Leandro Bennett
Gatignol Baptista de Pina Marotti
Michael
Mphatso Stella Lily
Sahlen Viner

Rhona Caleb Megan
Harrison Hasse Lillie

Adam Herman James
Munro Namanya Nuwamanya Call

Adil Amara Anton
Adam Somtore Bergstrom



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Grade 9

Leah Chimwemwe “Chichi” Athina
Farhat Chanda Constantinou

Jasmine Jack Diego
Kirkpatrick Burrows Seco Roopnaraine

Scott Akayla Maya
Cumings Siddiqi Martin

Sophie Salvador “Salvi” Phazha
Cole Moronell Gabaraane

Nana Akosua Shiyu “Leo” Vilmer
Acheampong Wang Ekberg

Masoud Manav Loe
Izadi Koradia Ronngren
Gaia Emma
Coulter Mishal
Liceaga Bacigalupi Burton Asim
Alvin Hirsch Peter “Finny”
Matthew Jennings
Wikstrom Seaman Cameron
George Mwila Glendinning
Bicknell Malou
Ermias Keso Benthe
Habte

Adhiambo
Deng

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Grade 10

Rogan John “Cross” Rohan
Smith Hasse Bhagat
Mehdi Rachael Payton
Khfifi Parmar Cooney

Nsonizanji “Sonji” Areen “Joy” Vivian
Kaunda Hamwajala Miller

Leo Neelay Lovis
Sahlen Desai Wittenberg

Lai Bongani “Praise” Thandiwe “Thandi”
Wang Mudau Siwale

Braam Joshua “Josh” Chris
Bowen-Karlyn Kelly Mulenga

Jordan McKenzie Jeanne
Soko Jnr Lovan Fleury de Roffignac

Thelma Andrea Clara
Hertel Sixtova Jordan
Lola Emma Merle
Moore Wassink Wittenberg
Sara
Deborah Ashutosh “Ashu” Boos
Haamanjanji Chatterjee

Weiyang “James” Xinyun “Florence”
Ye Fu

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Grade 11

Qinsong “Jerry”
Zheng

Mekyla Bernice Colette
Breytenbach Sheenan Chungu

Oluwatoyosi “Toyosi” Christina Victor
Adedeji Constantinou Seco Roopnaraine

Rose Florine Lewis
Wassink Segers Cumings
Marmik
Anna Jay Dubey
Hirsch Krishna Sougata
Christopher Rajman “Raj”
Kalenga Munankami Das

Rode Saniya Christopher
Tarekegne Saadi Walsh

Margaret “Maggie” Simnikiwe “Simsim” Vaughn
Moore Mthethwa Stumbras
Natasha
Michael Alexander “Alex” van Soest
Chanda Seaman

Twange Lucienne “Luci” Meghavarshini “Megha”
Mumba Kuzmanovska Iska

Jack Jonah Khizar
Jere Reece Malik
Connor
Chesterman Chisala Leah Nkweto Munaku
Chikwanda Kasolo



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NHS Induction Ceremony
2021



NHS
2020-21

President Vice President
Madison “Madi” Kelly Bernice Sheenan

Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian
Natasha van Soest Qinsong “Jerry” Zheng Victor Seco Roopnaraine Oyinkansola Adedeji