Frederick College - Driftwood Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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yy 1131515125 7 gee Czfczf Last year the tradition of music recitals by mem- bers of that department were begun. Among the first was a recital given by Miss Sallye Hayman and Mr. Charles Torian. The power on campus Went off in the middle of the recital and candlelight was hastily improvised. Thus the tradition of a candle- light recital was begun. This year Miss Hayman accompanied Mr. Torian once more in a recital given in April. The candlelight was an impressively romantic setting to compli- ment the superb music. Others offering recitals this year will be gradu- ating seniors Joey Collins, Ronald Collins and M. K. Deans. Miss Hayman 8: Mr. Torian uifwm Mr. Torian demonstrates his skill on the alto sax Sallye also participated with three solos.

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