Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

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Senior recitals mark climax The senior recital marks the climax of a music student s curriculum and is presented during the final semester to satisfy partial requirements for the bacculaureate. Preparation for the recital involves nerve racking practice and the tension builds as the fateful date approaches. Attended by music majors and minors and music faculty members, the recitals are open to all students and faculty members, friends and family of the performing musicians, and the public. The recital exemplifies talent and a fine degree of development. Though each musician breathes a sigh of relief when his is over, he also feels a very real sense of accomplishment and remembers his performance with pride. Upper Right, page 24, Left CD Right: Ben Masdon. Sandra Worrall. Lower Center, page 24. Left ro Right Row I; Ramona Dunn. Rhonda Kiser, Eliubeth Brut, Lisa Jones, Sandra Worrall, Row 2. Pam Barnett. Cindy Braden, Nana Waldiip, Ralph Whitfield, Jr., David Boiwoff. Joyce Neighbors, Sharon Martin; Row }: Clint Schmitt, David Carnes, David Eason, Doug Byrd, Ben Matdon; Row 4: Tam £ s-terwood, Perry Umphrey, Joel Schqjtr, Donny Brown, Terry Hampton. Upper Left, page 21, Left to Right Donny Brown, Jod Schuler. Tam Eutrrwoad, Perry Umphrey. Center Right, page 21. Left lo Right: Joyce Neighbors, Terry Hampton, Ralph Whitfield, Jr., David Bohroflf. Lower Center, pagr 2i, Left to Right- Ramona Dunn, Elisabeth Britt, Rond Kiser, Pam Barnett, Lisa Jones, Cindy Braden, Nana Waldrip.