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Arrest These Merry Gentlemen!

Carlie in front of the school tree
Makena Faith
Trey in front of the Giving Tree.  Everyone brings supplies for the school and puts them under the tree.


Carlie on stage with some of her classmates
Makena with Madeline and Sidney

The 4th grade class on stage with "Rookie" and "Sheriff Joe Sabbath"

Braden, Trey, Hayden, and Atticus singing (loudly)
The Choir

The first row is most of the boys in Mrs. Odom's class

The ending scene.  Four of the six on stage are seniors :(  They will be greatly missed next year!

The name of our school program this year was "Arrest These Merry Gentlemen" and if you get a chance you should go on YouTube and look it up.  You probably won't find our school doing it, but there is a school in Texas that does it and it is super cute.  This was of course Trey's first school Christmas Program and he did really well.  All of the teachers got such a kick out of watching him sing because his whole body would move when he was singing.  This was also the girls first time to be on stage in a Christmas Program, rather than just be in the choir.  Not that the choir isn't important, but this year, they all got a chance to be on stage in the spotlight. They did great also :)  It was a fun night and now I can finally say, WE ARE ON CHRISTMAS BREAK!!!  Can't wait for some rest and relaxation....of course that will mainly be next week (after Christmas) :)  Please pray that we all stay well because Trey isn't feeling well and I hope nobody else gets it!

Happy Christmas Break Everybody!!

Beth

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