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

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 Camouflage garb is popular this year. Robert Colombo reveals his vogue vest. «Tom Capling surveys the scene in his kaleidoscopic DJ fashions. Gold glitters around Lia Snook’s neck. Boys often don it too; a sign of Saudi. Braces - - a standard accessory for Joe Saba and countless others. Jennifer Pearce displays her digital watch. Fads and Fashions 9

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SAIS-R students were rarely afflicted with the “What shall I wear?” syndrome. From all indicators, anything was accepted as long as it covered the knees and shoulders. Imports from the east and west found their way to Riyadh. Students sported their individual favorites as well as the ever-popular name brands. e New velcro fastening shoes are appearing as much as traditional ties. Everyone’s wearing them! Vans — the 1984 look for the teenage foot. »Sporting his Op cap before school is Thad Trusler. Izod” in ’84 is still a winner. Joe Protho models the famous alligator. Op — the most flaunted initials at SAIS-R. Conformity is the word when it comes to Ocean Pacific. E. T., the initials preferred by many of the younger students, brighten up an otherwise plain T-shirt for Jamie Baumann. Patrick Hagman, alias Panama Jack, flexes for the camera at lunch. His favorite shirt, shown here, is a U.S. east-coast import. 8 Fads and Fashions

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