Choir concert full of holiday spirit

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photo credit: Taikasar Powell
Senior szn \\ Senior Elbert Haney performs a solo for the 12 days of Christmas solo in his last winter choir concert Dec. 7. “I’m so sad this is my last winter concert, but it was a wonderful concert to end on,” Haney said.

writer: Heath Hadley, Editor in Chief
December 13, 2021

All choirs came together to Tuesday, Dec. 7 to celebrate the Christmas season. In the first winter concert since COVID-19 the coronavirus, choir students and directors went all out to provide a warm experience for everyone. Portraying an epilogue of The Christmas Carol tale, the choir told the story of a new and improved Scrooge through music and movement.

Choir Director Dr. Nathan Dame played the infamous Scrooge with several choir students and directors taking up other parts in the holiday classic. Mrs. Ashley Dame, Mrs. Sara Rond and senior Joshua Bonner portrayed the ghosts of Christmas, past, present and future. Senior Elbert Haney was Bob Cratchit while others played the rest of the Cratchit family.