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

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Concert Band. Front Row: M. Mintling, G. West, D. Wade. M. Moore, T. Dickens, M. Halliwell, J. Sullivan, B. Richardson, K. Sackett; Row Two: E. Stapleton, E. Jacir, K. Kangas, J. Greaves, L. Daoud, R. Anderson, C. Christiansen, M. Blight, V. Thomason, R. Stevenson; Row Three: D. Wall, H. Hewitt, B. Nelson, D. Fulner, T. Trussler, C. Gardner, R. Griffith, B. Mistier, C. Williams, W. Mee, D. Craddock, D. Bacheller, M. Tolvanen, C. Sargeant; Back Row: L. Medowar, K. Maden, S. Reynard, .4. Ogura, M. Hoover, S. Sabbagh, D. Boone, B. Abdo, R. Defeu, M. Force, J. Zinter, G. Foster, T. Gage, K. Wittnebel, Mr. J. Clay. (N.P. B. Huff) Musical talent and entertainment refined the school community this year. Four instrumental groups: beginning, intermediate, concert and jazz, directed by Mr. Jack Clay, played at school concerts, at various compounds, in the Kingdom-wide Band Choral Festival in Jeddah, at pep rallies, and at the annual Fine Arts Fair. Taking a break from rehearsal. Marc Walter and Christy Clegg listen attentively to Mr. Clay. Following the director's instructions is a must for all l and members. Organized Bands 45

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“lst’s and 2nd’s, trumpets!” FINGERS ON KEYS MAKE MUSIC Intermediate Band. Front Row: L. Streeter, C. Stubbs, D. Fulner, K. McCusker, E. Mercado, N. Rawlings. A. Stubbs, M. Force, M. Rudy. L. Jouris, K. Savage, C. Archibald, S. Thompson, P. Brown, H. Rumsey, B. Hulce, D. Hopper: Row Two: M. Wallace, A. Hoger, A. Beauregard. C. Crouch, M. Miller, C. Ingberg, E. Kanaan, S. Shiver, S. Dills. J. Mansell. K. Kornberger, G. Debbas, P. Delk, T. Lambert, P. Paradis. J. Belcher, S. Smith, A. Paradis: Row Three: D. Timma, N. Battat, A. Blackburn, S. Rapson, A. Stewart, R. Whalen, M. Sarrett. B. Blumer, J. Spence, C. Clegg, D. McDonald, M. Walter, S. Ainselie, J. Van Fossen, L. Wallace, J. Goffinet; Back Row: Mr. J. Clay, P. Masar, S. Ali, R. Adawi, J. Wilson, J. Larsen, M. Kelly, K. Wilmenton, A. Musgrove, D. Benton, K. Branchaud. Beginning Band. Front Row: M. Christiansen, M. Vu, J. Williams-Bey, M. Lemieux, Y. Ran Cho, M. Postma, D. Dunham, V. Chambers, C. Stevens; Row Two: C. Matthews, N. Carrosquilla, B. Najjar, S. Carrigan, D. EIHammadv, C. Egnew, C. Charvwetwatana, L. Strickland, J. McGloughlin, B. Jones, S. Mounis, M. Prince; Row three: S. Vriavas, T. Kehoe, O. Beck, P. Burns, B. Rohler, K. Kivela, J. Domine; Back Row: M. AlKhouri, N. Scherzay, E. Baum, B. Nichols, T. Nealon, Mr. J. Clay. 44 Organized Bands

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“Beauty and the Beat” Dancerobics Gets A Move On Rows of girls charged up their cardio-vascular systems three times weekly in the gym. Why? Dancerobics. Mrs. Lynn Kirksey, leader, concentrated on teaching the girls to increase stamina, improve coordination, tone up their bodies, and best of all, to have fun. They achieved this by dancing to the beat of the music which continuously changed pace to fit the exercise. aDancerobics gals have fun as they do the hustle-knee to “Funkytown Doing cross-knee lifts to “Pac Man Fever ” Missy Hyle brings up her heart beat. I arning new steps isn't hard for the group as they move to the music of one of their favorites — Superfreak. 46 Dancerobics