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

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. . . coloring the days with music, creativity One of the main sources of talent at SAIS-R is in the music department. The multitalented students enrolled in band and chorus not only enriched tbeir own lives but also those of the student body and community at the various concerts and programs they gave. L. Thames, D. Scott, and T. Progess follow the score. J. Belcher and P. Paradis study the music at hand. Dabber Benson prepares the reed for his horn. Strong jaws are a must for Mike Carrasqillo's talent. Dr. Ellis Melton. Vocal Music 7-9 Mr. Jack Clay. Instrumental Music 7-9 62 Music

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Athletics Speeches Dramatics Mrs. Kathy Steele. Speech Drama 7-9. Drama Club sponsor In a pep rally skit. Amber Xtalhas, Lee leathers, and Grainne McKeating perform. Using a motivation technique Brian Chamberlin performs a short improvised skit. A self-enriching elective this year was Speech Drama where numerous performances in dramatics and public address were given. Instructed by Mrs. Steele, the students were taught the funda- ments and techniques of stage craft, drama, and public speaking. AShowing chivalrous style and grace, Chris Matthews courts Mrs. Steele in class. Speech, Drama 61

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Bands Choruses Artistry It’s not hard to spot what went on in art at SAIS-R. These courses produced a wealth of creativity for the entire school to enjoy in the corridors, offices, and at special programs. The Fine Arts Fair highlighted these artists and their myriad creations. a A geometric design is created by Bodil Karlsson. aCarla Ingberg moves her paper mache animal head. iTina Younger displays her original unicorn mask. Mrs. Lois Draper. Art 7-9 Mrs. Jane Faggard. Art 7-9 Art 63