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

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S.A.I.S.-R. Student Council Secretary: Wendy Wong Parllomenrorion: Tobias Goertner President: Rob Tkhy Vice President: Beth Dryson Treasurer: Melissa Hommett Reporter: Melanie Stapleton The 1986-87 school year hos been o busy one for the Sru-denr Council under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hole. Condh dores for office campaigned ond presented speeches to their dossmores or on ossembly prior to the election. A computerized election (right) wos followed by the first council meeting (below) where decisions were mode to bolster school spirit with the sole of school pennants, stickers, buttons, ond ribbons. Plans were also mode for hot dog roosts ond special events throughout the school year. The Greet Pumpkin left Its mork: (obove) Notolie Burton and Poulo Burnet In the pumpkin s shadow. (Above right) Mrs. Abeling dodges bots otter her homeroom extended the door decorations through the hall. (Right) Entries in the Student Count's door decorotion contest. 48 Student Council

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For Beginners To Accomplished Artists SAIS-R Offers Four Settings For Instrumentol Instruction The Blue Bond is o group of beginning instrumentolists with no previous performance experience on o traditional bross, woodwind, or percussion instrument. Students in the Blue Bond dosses concentrate on fundomenrol ploying techniques ond perform os o group or the Winter ond Spring Concerts. The primary oim of The Gold Bond is to provide students with some ploying experience, additional instruction for effective learning, ond performance of instrumental music. The Gold Bond olso performs or the Winter ond Spring Concerts. The Concert Bond is o select group of bross. woodwind, ond percussion players. The Concert Bond performs or o variety of functions ond concerts. Selected members participate in the All Kingdom Festival Bond. The primary oim of the Concert Bond is to provide o wide variety of musical experiences through performance. Duets ond Trios is o new feature of the instrumental music program. Open to ony student with one or more years of experience ploying on instrument, this after school activity is designed to give students of oil levels the basic skills ond enjoyment of chamber music. (Above left) Mr. Melsinger reheorses wirh The Dlue Dond. (Above left) The Concert Oond works through o new piece. (Above center) All eyes ore on Mr. Melsinger os he conducts The Gold Dond. Helena Frondsen ond Llanos Serno during o Duets ond Trios session (Above ond left) Members of The Concert Choir prepare for o performance under Mrs Forester s direction Junior High Stoff 47

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Junior High School Spirit Soars Riyadh Hosts Intra-Kingdom Student Leadership Congress (Left) Student leoders (tom schools oil over the kingdom ottend o get acquainted session on the first doy of the congress. (Below) United Stores Ambossodor to Soudl Arobio. Walter Cutler, shokes honds with Rob Tlchy os Dr. Russell looks on. Ambossodor Cutler wos the guest speoker ot the Leadership Bonquer. (Below left) Ambossodor Cutler receives his S A.I.S.-R. tee shirt. Mrs. Russell, Dt. Russell, ond Beth Bryson enjoy the moment. v HOT DOG I Hot dog lunches ore populor Student Council events despite the lines. (Above) Mrs. Hole. Student Council Advisor: Which one should I choose? They're oil so good!'' Student Council 49