Seventh- and eighth-grade girls choir members prepare to start the Pendleton Heights Middle School Christmas concert on Thursday, Dec. 9.
New Directions, the mixed eighth-grade group, sings "A Holiday Sing-along." Photo by Kenny Humphrey | For The Times-Post
Pendleton Heights Middle School seventh- and eighth-grade boys sing "Hip-hop Reindeer." Photo by Kenny Humphrey | For The Times-Post
Pipers, the honors choir, an eighth-grade girls group, performs "A Cold in My Nose." Photo by Kenny Humphrey | For The Times-Post
Voices Unlimited, the mixed seventh-grade choir performs a number. Photo by Kenny Humphrey | For The Times-Post
Pendleton Heights Middle School presented its Christmas choir concert on Thursday, Dec. 9.
About 120 students performed at various times during the show, which was about an hour long and included 20 numbers — 18 songs by the choirs and two solo acts.
Some teachers also participated in the show, including Josh Haskett as the grinch in “You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch.
The show, led by the school’s choir director, Daniel Gallion, concluded with an all-choir performance of “Silent Night.”