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The INDEPENDENT, December 19, 2002
Students shine in annual Lincoln-Washington “Christmas Concert”
The kindergarten students,
above, may have been som e
what apprehensive about ap
pearing on stage, but a remark
able num ber of the kinder
garten through eighth grade
students performed with the
grace and zeal of veteran stage
actors when Lincoln and Wash
ington Grade Schools present
ed their “Christmas Concert" on
December 17.
Music ranged from Twinkle,
Twinkle Little Star at the kinder
garten level, through All I Want
For Christmas Is My Two Front
Teeth , Pat-A-Pan, Feliz Navi
dad, Holly Jolly Christmas, Go
Tell It On The Mountain, O
Hanukkah, Sleigh Ride, Dorme
Dorme and Jingle Bell Rock.
The audience was included in a
sing-along of favorite Christ
mas carols, and everyone con
cluded the evening perform
ance with a rousing We Wish
You A Merry Christmas.
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