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 By  Staff Reports Published 
12:39 pm Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Tharptown Voices held first annual Christmas concert

Tharptown Voices

by Bart Moss

For the FCT

Tharptown Voices held their first annual Christmas concert last week.  The group is coached by Tharptown teacher Meletha Walker.  The performance included many solo performances including “Oh Holy Night” by Dallas Pounders and “Mary Did You Know” by Avery Rhea.

Pictured: Top Row (L-R) Gordie Figueroa, Mike Rice, Zach Allred, Tristen Love, Juan Moctazuma, Eduardo Lopez

Bottom Row (L-R) Kathy Alfaro, Brittney Garner, Adriana Alvarado, Dallas Pounders, Savannah Hamilton, Avery Rhea, Tracy Chavez, Meletha Walker, Gant Dill (the dancing Santa Claus).

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