Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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“Born ina Manger’’ was the me of the Christmas program esented by the music department. Mixed Choir performed first, nging some carols in latin and the 2ll-known ‘‘Noel’’. Bonnie Burnham, a member of ixed choir, said, ‘‘It (the concert) ent real well. | thought Santa and s. Claus were real cute.”’ Ensemble performed next, nging a selection of carols ending with ‘‘ Jingle Bells’’. ‘ l enjoyed the concert.’’ Gaye Weaver said, ‘‘we (the ensemble) were at Cloverleaf Mall, along with mixed choir. Everybody seemed to enjoy that. A lot of people stopped and listened to us.”’ Mixed Choir and Ensemble joined together for two novelty songs ‘‘Fruitcake’’ and ‘‘We Wish Youa Merry Christmas’’. Kathy Fields and John Atkinson were the stars of the song, ‘‘Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus’’. Kathy commented; with a smile, “ l was very nervous. | was afraid we’d get stuck in the sleigh. It was only made for one person!”’ After a brief intermission, the Concert Band continued the festivities by playing some more familiar carols. The Majorettes performed a routine to ‘‘Frosty the Snowman’’. Kissing after the song, Mr. Mrs. Santa Claus spread the joy of Christmas. Joining together, mixed choir and ensemble sing Christmas carols. Riding in their sleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus appear on stage. Directing the band, Mr. Minnigh conducts them through a difficult passage. Glowing with Christmas cheer, Gaye Weaver, Jan Pierce, Kathy Fields, Alison Kirke, Melinda Henderson, and Vickie Guffy sing a carol. 19

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IN A MANGER SMASHING ay ae ce in Directing the band, Mr. Minnigh leads them through a Christmas song. Mr. Binns leads the combined choirs through a Carol. Dressed as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, Kathy Fields and Johnny Atkinson sing their solo, “Mr. and Mrs. S. Claus.”’ Presenting Mr. Binns a present. Debbie Dorsey, president of the choir, shows the gratitude of the choir.

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20 ‘“YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE’’ Smiling for the judges, Lisa Gravitte takes the final walk before the decision. Tammy Bell is crowned Miss Congeniality, and Lora Lenhart is first runner-up. Lisa Gravitte is crowned Miss Meadowbrook. For her talent, Lora Lenhart plays the piano. As Miss Congeniality, Tammy Bell receives her roses.