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Christmas Extravaganza comes to MCHS
by Tilly Dillehay
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Douglas Crooks and Briana Guarnieri sell goodies.
Douglas Crooks and Briana Guarnieri sell goodies.
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Kelsea Walker as Judge Pfeffernuess presides over her courtroom.
Kelsea Walker as Judge Pfeffernuess presides over her courtroom.
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Stephen Kowicki, Jim Dandy, defends himself.
Stephen Kowicki, Jim Dandy, defends himself.
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Keely Denning, Prosecuting Attorney, questions Rebekah Norfleet as Roberta Eggnog on the stand.
Keely Denning, Prosecuting Attorney, questions Rebekah Norfleet as Roberta Eggnog on the stand.
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Dayle Tuck, Reindeer-in-Training, leaps across the stage.
Dayle Tuck, Reindeer-in-Training, leaps across the stage.
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L-R: Erin Burrow as the Tree-topper Angel, Alexis Carver as Snow, Trevor Whittemore as the Toy Maker and Christian Zimmerman as the Magic of Christmas.
L-R: Erin Burrow as the Tree-topper Angel, Alexis Carver as Snow, Trevor Whittemore as the Toy Maker and Christian Zimmerman as the Magic of Christmas.
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Trenton Duffer as Tiny Tim and Cassidy Baughn as Mrs. Cratchit.
Trenton Duffer as Tiny Tim and Cassidy Baughn as Mrs. Cratchit.
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Skinny Santa surprises the courtroom with an appearance.
Skinny Santa surprises the courtroom with an appearance.
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The Macon County High School Theatre Department put on its 1st Annual Christmas Extravaganza Saturday, December 8. It was postponed a week due to the closing of Macon schools.

The first half of the show consisted of a single-act play called Jingle Bells Jury, featuring a cast of colorful Christmas characters and a very merry court case. After intermission, were musical performances by Kailey Holland, Kaylee Case, Kara Case, Cassidy Baughn, and the Macon Singers, led by director Jerry Monds and accompanied by Hannah Centers. Rebekah Norfleet, senior at MCHS and dance student of Mrs. Cindy Stinson, performed a dance piece to Breath of Heaven by Amy Grant.

The two-year-old community choir has a full Christmas concert scheduled for Saturday, December 15, 2012 at 7:00 PM in the MCHS auditorium.

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