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

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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

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Return of the Eddi Miller Leads The Alliance 9 Strong leadership in this year’s multi-national student body was promoted by the example the junior high administration set. A great concern for the campus, the pro-grams, and the students was evident in the high profile Mr. Eddie G. Miller, Mr. Frank Russell, and Mrs. Joyce M. Greaves kept. Expansions of academically-oriented programs, extensive extracurricular activities, and an intensive ESL program enhanced the year. According to Mr. Miller, “Challenges are here for everyone.” After two years as deputy superintendent in charge of curriculum and personnel, Mr. Eddie G. Miller is happy to be back in his old principal's role. Assistant Principal Mr. Frank E. Russell continues to keep the junior high functioning in tip-top shape. A new responsibility for Mr. Russell this year is computerizing schedules and student data. a Mrs. Joyce M. Greaves is assistant principal in charge of student affairs. In her fifth year at SAIS-R she thinks the school is “more efficiently run for everyone.” Junior High Administration 65