March 31, 2017 The Tumbleweed Noteworthy News: Lustre Christian High School Volume 14, Issue 13 April 12: LCHS out @ 1:30 pm for East- er Break Schmeckfest Proves Successful By: Shelby Reddig April 13-17: Easter The smell of sauerkraut open from 5-7 pm. All of program. Lustre Children’s Break, No School and sausage permeated the the classics, including cab- Choir sang Deep, Deep April 21-22: District air. The bage rolls Down. Kaitlyn Toavs and Music Festival @ sun was and per- Kylie Kirkaldie played a WP shining, ishke, clarinet duet of Corrente and peo- were by Antonio Vivaldi, ar- ple piled served to ranged by Abraham A. into the over 700 Schwadron. Made Alive by school. people. Zach Bolen and Brian Beautiful Next was Eichelberger was per- auction the live formed by the LCHS Wor- items auction. ship Team. Amy Fast and filled the gymnasium. Items like a bookcase, a Brittany Archambeault March 24th, 2017, was leather tooled picture, and then sang Holy Spirit/ Lustre’s 52nd Annual stained glass were sold to Hymns Mash-Up by Fran- Schmeckfest! The evening some very happy custom- cesca Battistelli and Inside this issue: began with the food line ers. It was now time for the (See Schmeckfest page 3) Schmeckfest 1 Senior Chapel 1 Final Senior Chapel Presented By: Michael Brown Runner Chapel 2 The third and final senior sharing about the suffering it. Christ doesn’t stop lov- chapel of the year was on she has experienced in her ing us when we are suffer- Names of Easter 2 March 16. Shaping our suf- life. Then she ing and he helps us fering into strength was the went through get through it. April Fools 3 topic as Shelby spoke to what the Christian Thirdly, we must be the students. First, though, attitude toward patient. God will Senior Star 4 the worship team sang suffering should help us, but only in Cornerstone, You Never be. First we must his timing. Fourthly, Let Go, Whom Shall I expect it because we must rejoice in Fun Page 5 Fear, and Blessed Be Your suffering happens our suffering. Shel- Name. Then Shelby took to everyone. Secondly, we by shared how herGrand- Calendar 6 the podium. She started by must endure and overcome (See Shelby page 3) Page 2 The Tumbleweed Glasgow Pastor Speaks to Students By: Michael Brown Pastor Seth Runner pre- he had recently become how we need to be rooted sented chapel as another the head pastor of the in Christ so we can grow Thursday came around Glasgow Evangelical closer to him. Another here at LCHS. After the Church, and how he was real, because we worship team sang Come sometimes felt inadequate can’t become more like Thou Fount of Every for the job. He talked Christ if we are putting on Blessing and Grace Like about how we as humans a face and trying to be Rain, Seth came forward all want to be big and to something else. Time ran and began chapel. be known. God says that out to cover the other two, As expected, because he he knows you and the so Pastor Seth ended in does it every time he number of hairs on your prayer, praying that the comes, he had the stu- head. But in Exodus earnest desire of our dents circle the chairs 33:15, he says that he hearts would be to seek around him. Mr. Runner knows Moses by name. and find the answer to started by asking us “How Not only does he know “What are we going to do has God been working in him, but he knows him by with Jesus?” you recently?” He went name and talks to him. around the circle until Seth also shared that his everyone had answered. church has been going Then Pastor Runner through 4 “R’s”. One was started to talk about how rooted, which talks about Easter Possesses Many Names By: Etien Van de Gruiter Easter has been molded Easter is celebrated at In Spanish, Easter is to become a holiday, a different times every year, known as Pascua and in holiday far from what it ranging from anywhere French, Paques. These was meant to be. Easter between March 22 to words are derived from can be tied to the same April 25. Easter traces to the Greek and Latin importance as Christ- the Latin term hebdomada Pascha or Pasch, mas (that too has been alba, or white week, an for Passover. Jesus’ cruci- taken from its original ancient reference to East- fixion and resurrection context, from God er week and the white occurred after he went to giving his Son as a clothing worn by people Jerusalem to celebrate free gift of salvation when who were baptized during Passover. in today’s age, it is a gift that time. Through a exchanging time filled translation error, the term with sweets and price later appeared as cuts; sorry for the rabbit esostarum in Old High trail!) German, which eventually became Easter in English. Page 3 Volume 14, Issue 13 April Fools Day By: Michael Brown Merry Christmas! It seems or where it originated, was Finch, a rookie who could as though this season was popularized in Great Brit- throw a 168 mph fastball. just here, and now its back ain in the 18th century. Peo- Taco Bell announced that again… Just kidding! Hap- ple celebrated with pranks they were buying the Phila- py April Fool’s Day! This and jokes, and of course, delphia Liberty Bell and first day in the month of lots of laughs. Over the planned to rename it the April is a great chance to years, several big jokes Taco Liberty Bell. Have pull off that amazing prank have been played. For ex- some fun this April 1st but you’ve been planning all ample, one year, Sports make sure the person has a year. April Fool’s day, Illustrated wrote a ficti- sense of humor before you while no one knows when tious story about Sidd begin. Schmeckfest (Continued from page 1) Whom All Blessings Flow success, thanks to all of the Anthem Lights. To end the by Thomas Ken and Samu- hard-working people in- night, the Lustre Choir per- el Stanley. Schmeckfest volved and those who trav- formed Praise God From proved once again to be a eled to attend. Thank you! We want to thank all of you for your part in making this year’s Schmeckfest a success. Your hours spent baking, serving, planning, and crafting are a blessing to LCHS and our community. Your time and effort are greatly appreciated! Reminders: Several food containers and sheets/towels were left behind, they are on the shelves in the school kitchen – please stop by and claim them! If you bought cans of cherries or sauerkraut from the school to make your serving line food, please pay the school ASAP! For those that have them, please turn in your name badge and committee binder (with report) to Lynn Unrau. The Schmeckfest Steering Committee Shelby (Continued from page 1) there to save the day, and our sins and drive us to ma Carol is thankful for so we must press on. She repentance, and to purify the suffering she has gone also listed reasons why us. Then she closed in through. We also must not God sends suffering our prayer. lose heart of become dis- way. Some reasons are to couraged. God will be teach us his will, to punish Page 4 The Tumbleweed Shelby Lee Reddig By: Etien Van de Gruiter Nicknames: Shelbs, Shelbae, Shellaby Birthday: January 22nd, 1999 Favorite Activities: Spending time with family and friends; going to the lake Favorite Bible Passages: Proverbs 4:23 Favorite Subject: Bible Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Musical Groups: Dierks Bentley; Taylor Swift Favorite High School Memory: Student Council Favorite Food: Hamburgers and Fries Favorite Drinks: Dr. Pepper If you could have one wish, what would it be? “For everyone to stop judging about each other”- Shelby 2017 Pet Peeve: The cold Accomplishments that means the most: Senior Chapel and making it through High School How Have I Changed the Most Since Coming to LCHS: “Not Caring as much about what other people think” Most Memorable Experience: Two older cousins getting engaged. Advice to Underclassmen: “Graduation will arrive eventually” Future Plans Short Term: Begin a career in finance. Long Term: Become successful, get married, and have a family! Page 5 Volume 14, Issue 13 By: Shelby Reddig Q: Why was the Easter bunny so upset? A: He was having a bad hare day. Q: A man wanted an Easter pet for his daughter. He looked at a baby chick and a baby duck. They were both very cute, but he decided to buy the baby chick. Do you know why? A: The baby chick was a little cheeper! Q: Where does the Easter bunny eat breakfast? A: IHOP Lustre Christian High School LCHS Calendar April 8 Nashua Invitational Track Meet April 12 1:30 dismissal for Easter Break April 13 Wibaux Invitational Track Meet 4 Lustre High Cir April 13-17 Easter Break, No School Lustre, MT 59225 Phone: 406-392-5735 April 17 Scottie Qualifier Track Meet Fax: 406-392-5765 April 21-22 District Music Festival in Wolf Point E-mail: [email protected] C HECK US OUT AT: Note: For updated game times and school information, please visit the LCHS Facebook page. All are welcome to attend LCHS Chapel Services . WWW. LUSTRECHRISTIAN. ORG To the LCHS Academic Olympic Team: 1st Place Team — Written Tests 1st Place Team — Oral Rounds Top Senior — Michael Brown 2nd Junior — Thomas Brown To the LCHS Lady Lions: 4th Junior — Kaitlyn Toavs Sadie Brown & Kylie Kirkaldie: District 3-C All Conference Top Sophomore — Ernest Uy Kaitlyn Toavs: Honorable Mention Top Freshman — Olivia Brown Sadie Brown: All-Defensive Team & All-State Well done all participants! To the LCHS Lions: Michael Brown & Thomas Brown: District 3-C All Conference To Emily Eggar for making it to the state Michael Brown: All-Defensive Team science fair and earning a silver! Way to go, Emily! Thank you for all your hard work! Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.