LUSTRE CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Volume 13, Issue 3

October 9, 2015

Pastor Frank Le-

nihan came to our

school and gave a

speech in chapel on

September 24.

When the stu-

dent entered

the chapel

r o o m , w e

found a piece

of paper on

each chair. Af-

ter singing

with the wor-

ship team, Pastor

Frank asked us to

write down the

names of our best

friend. Then he

started to ask us

about the qualities

we think a good

friend should

have. But he

reminded us

that we lived in

a broken world

with broken re-

lationships by

telling a story

about him and

his friend argu-

ing about who

should wash the

dishes.

And then, the

symptoms of a bro-

ken friendship were

shown on his Pow-

erPoint, such as

avoidance, irritabil-

ity, silence, and

acts against each

other. In order to

repair broken rela-

t i o ns h i p s , we

looked at how Je-

sus reconciles the

relationships be-

tween God the Fa-

ther and us. He

loved (1 John 4:9-

10); he humbled

(See Friendships page 3)

Bright and early on

Wednesday, the

23rd of September,

the students were

all invited to meet

at the LCHS flag

pole. “See you at

the Pole” is a prayer

gathering for stu-

dents to get togeth-

er before school

and send up a cou-

ple prayers along

with other Chris-

tian communities

all around the

world. Students are

encouraged to take

this time of prayer

for their families,

friends, countries,

and communities.

After the prayers,

the participants

brought different

(Continued on page 2)

Praying Worldwide By: Teagan Friesen

Pastor Frank Talks about Friendships By: Joyce Li

Friendship 1

See You at the Pole

1

Volleyball 2

Chapel 2

Student Interview 3

Senior Star 4

Fun Page 5

Classifieds 6

Inside this issue:

Noteworthy

News:

Oct. 11-13: EMB Harvest

Festival

Oct. 12: Chapel @ LCHS

1:16 p.m.

Oct. 14: LCHS out @ 1:30

p.m.

Oct 15-16: No School; MEA

Oct. 20: VB @ LCHS 6:00

p.m.

Oct. 23: VB @ LCHS 6:00

p.m.

Oct. 27: LCHS Foundation

Dinner 6:00 p.m.

The Tumbleweed

Lady Lions Have Busy Week By: Jason Toavs

The Lady Lions volleyball

team had a busy weekend

starting on the

24th traveling to

Wolf Point to

play their JV

team. After los-

ing the first

match 25-13

they came back

in the second match and

won 25-19. Unfortunately

though, after a hard fight,

the ladies lost the final

match 25-17. Then the next

day the Lions hosted

Nashua for the first

home game of the sea-

son. It was a good

game but the Lady li-

ons ended up losing 3

out of 4 close matches.

After traveling all the

way to Whitewater the fol-

lowing day the Lady Lions

fought hard but ended up

losing three matches in a

row. They were back at

home on the 28th battling

the Glasgow Scottie’s JV.

There were three close

matches, but unfortunately

they resulted with the Scot-

ties on top all three times.

The season isn’t over yet.

Keep fighting, Lady Lions!

Page 2 The Tumbleweed

though only 10 students

and staff attended this

event, God does promise to

be in the presence of his

foods for breakfast for a

time of fellowship. Even

(Continued from page 1) people when they pray. The

first meeting in 1990 only

had 10 attendees also.

Christianity and Islam are

the same but they do a few

things differently. Diane

and Spencer strive to show

the Muslim’s the true Word

and introduce them to Je-

sus. Diane spoke about how

much she had changed

since Spencer first men-

tioned going overseas. Diane

informed the LCHS students

of how important it was to

step out of your comfort

zone and how great it was

when she finally decided to

follow God’s calling. Diane

and Spencer really enjoy

what they do! They encour-

aged the students to do

their part wherever they are.

There are people in need

everywhere and not just in

other countries. You can do

your part wherever you are,

so don’t be afraid to try your

best and just be you.

LCHS had a crazy Monday

this week because Chapel

was presented on Monday

instead of Thursday. Our

guest speakers were mis-

sionaries Spencer and Di-

ane; Spencer and Diane’s

mission field is in central

Asia focusing on the Islamic

faith. The Muslim’s believe

in the Koran which tells the

Muslims to read the Bible

and follow the teachings of

Jesus. Muslims believe that

Praying

Missionaries visit LCHS By: Emily Eggar

friends we want to reconcile

with, and the situation.

In the end of the story of

Pastor Frank and his

friends, Pastor Frank went

back to his friend, said sorry

to him, and helped him with

the dishes. We’ll always find

that our friends and us be-

(Philippians 2:8); he suffered

(1 Peter 3:18); he invited us

to be reconciled (2 Corinthi-

an 5:17-19); he forgave

(Ephesians 4:32). Pastor

Frank also reminded us to

pray for ourselves, the

(Continued from page 1) come closer after the rela-

tionships has been repaired.

The last and the most im-

portant is Jesus wants to be

your best friend and he

wants you to reconcile with

the Father. Have you ac-

cepted it?

Friendship

Her nickname back home

is J-Quelen, but the stu-

dents at LCHS all

know her as Jackie.

Jacqueline Garchito-

rena is a sophomore

coming to us from

Kodiak, Alaska. For

those that don’t

know where the Kodiak Is-

land is located, it’s an is-

land that sits just south of

the Alaskan coast. Jackie

says that the thing she loves

most about Lustre is how

the people have been so

welcoming . When

asked what she

misses most

about home, she

said, “I miss my

mom, friends,

and my dog.” When

she has her head-

phones in, you can

bet that she’s either listen-

ing to One Direction or

Hoodie Allen, two of her fa-

vorite artists. Her favorite

class at this point is choir,

and she loves any type

of food with pasta in it!

This fun, lovable soph-

omore is someone that

you definitely want to

get to know!

New Sophomore Comes From Kodiak By: Monica Brown

Volume 13, Issue 3 Page 3

Mr. Marasco October 22

Mrs. Adolf October 30

Page 4 The Tumbleweed

Mackenzie Kay Teichroew

About her

Nickname: Sparkles, cookie monster, katey bug, Kenzie.

Birthday: July 23, 1997.

Hobbies: riding horse, cooking, make up on other, eating.

Favorites

Bible verse: Psalms 42:1 & 46:1-2

Subject: Speech/Drama.

Food: shrimp alfredo & Mexican food

Drink: mountain cherry coke, hot lattes.

Best high school memory: hanging out with Rebecca.

Best memorable experience in high school: how sil-

ly and sarcastic our class is.

Movies/Shows: crime shows, Lion King, and 1-3 of Little

Mermaid

Artists: Little Mix & Carrie underwood

Animals: cat, dog, & horse

Life song: There’s a place for us by Carrie Underwood

Future Plans

Short term: graduate high school with good grade.

Long term: one year of bible college and graduate from

cosmetology.

By: Katie Byoun

Volume 13, Issue 3 Page 5

By: McKaylah Lenihan

Check us out at:

www.lustrechristian.org

Dorm students are looking for odd or even jobs to earn

spending money. Please call dorm parents at 392-5206 with

your job options or email lchsdorm15@gmail.com

LUSTRE CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL

294 Lustre Rd.

Phone: 406-392-5735 Fax: 406-392-5765

E-mail: lchs@nemont.net

Notice:

The LCHS Kitchen is missing a 3 gallon heavy stained steel kettle!

If you know where it is, please return it or contact the school at 392-5735. Thank you!

Note: For updated game times and school information, please visit the LCHS

Facebook page.

All are welcome to attend LCHS Chapel Services .

LCHS Calendar

October 11-13 EMB Church Harvest Festival

October 12 Chapel

October 14-16 MEA Weekend

October 20 Home Volleyball Game at 6:00 (Scobey)

October 23 Home Volleyball Game at 6:00 (Saco)

October 27 LCHS Foundation Dinner at 6:00

October 29-31 Volleyball Districts Tournament

SCHMECKEST SAUSAGE COOKBOOKS

FOR SALE!!!

All proceeds go to LCHS! There are 80

‘Schmecktacular’ recipes that have sausage

as their main ingredient. (Keep in mind

that any sausage will…it doesn't have to be

Schmeckfest Sausage.)

If you are interested and live locally, pick up

your copy today at the LCHS office for just

$12. if you would like to have a copy

mailed to you. Please send a check for $15

per cookbook ( $12/book plus $3/book for

shipping) to:

LCHS

294 Lustre Rd.

Lustre, MT 59225

**Please write your check out to LCHS**

Mark your calendars for the LCHS Foundation 100 Club Annual Heritage dinner on October 27. A delicious

dinner of BBQ brisket will be served at 6 pm catered by Warren and DeeDee Fast. This year we will have a

special featured speaker from Billings. Rocky Erickson, well-known sportscaster with the Montana News

Network, will tell about his recent experiences of travelling with a Holocaust survivor to the former con-

centration camps in Europe. His stories and pictures of suffering and loss, perseverance, hope and for-

giveness will certainly be a presentation you won’t want to miss.

There is no charge for the evening. Door prizes will be given out and babysitting will be provided. Please

RSVP to the LCHS office at 392-5735 by October 20.

The Valley County Health Department will be giving flu

shots on October 21st between 2:30 - 3:30. make sure

you bring you insurance card or $40.00 if your

insurance doesn't cover flu shots.