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

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 aDisplaying his unique abilities as a cheerleader is Jon l arsen with pompoms. aaAs Mr. Miller addresses the students, Mr. Fox encourages them to cheer. aScreaming loudly for a crushing victory is ninth grader Amber Mai has. a Please Pass the Popcorn, one of Mrs. Steele's drama classes’ skits, delights the audience at the second pep rally. Pep Rallies 19

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... Give me an “Eeee”! PEP RALLIES REVIVED Shorter classes — spirit banners — Eagles buttons — cheerleaders — drama skits — class competition plus eager fans paid off in six successful pep rallies this year. Sponsored by Student Council, the October through April assemblies provided entertainment for students while boosting team morale for girls and boys in volleyball, softball, and basketball. aSetting up a rousing cheer in a School Spirit Competition is the seventh grade. Making a “Welcome Arch” through which the basketball team will pass keeps the cheerleaders on top of the excitement. 18 Pep Rallies

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Sounds Of Christmas Present Bruce D., Rachel B., and Sean O. accompany the Grade 3 choir on the xylophone. a Mrs. Van Custern's preschoolers joyfully sing Jingle Bells in unison. +Singing reindeer highlight the concert with their enthusiastic performance. Dr. Melton’s junior high mixed choir spreads holiday cheer through song. ssOver 300 preschool and kindergarteners present a 12-minute winter choral concert full of wonder and delight. Mrs. Ann Chisholm taught and directed the children. 20 Christmas Concerts