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The Students Performing In The

Various Fine Arts Programs Are

HARD ACTS

TO FOLLOW

tudents work diligently in selections. Students in the drama

their classes and many times club perform special dramatic

the only indications they are readings. A unique trio plays small

doing well are test scores and chamber works or pieces that have

their mid-term and final been transcribed for the recorder,

grades. However, the music violin, and piano. Students such as

department has developed a method Jennifer Bevan, Doug Lacy, and v. If * • .-.V.

of showcasing our students’ Heather Wilson, as well as faculty

capabilities and hard work by members Dr. A. Duane White, Mrs.

presenting several student Fine Arts Deborah Hamby accompany the

Programs throughout the year. The many soloists.

students receive excellent The March 16, 1993 recital

performance experience and some offered an especially well-rounded

recognition for their hours of program. Students sang and played

practice, and in return, the students sacred as well as art songs and

in the audience receive credit classical pieces. The works covered

towards their fine arts requirements. several decades of musical history.

The Christmas program, Student The College Choir, under the

recitals, Junior and Senior recitals, direction of Mr. Ron Billingsley,

and the Spring Play offer several performed a separate concert during

opportunities to see friends perform the Christmas season. It also

during the year. ministered to local churches as well

A typical student recital contains a as several out-of-state churches and

large variety of musical and speech schools during the spring choir tour.

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often-featured soloist with the concert choir. Greg ** , * i * s

also sings with a barbershop quartet as first tenor.

The College family greatly appreciates his clear „ 4 * . V * i

“ Irish tenor” voice. Once again, Greg is touring

with one of the College’s ensembles during the

summer; this year his sister Robyn joins him as

one of the sopranos in the group.

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