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January 29, 2016Volume 13, Issue 10The TumbleweedTrimble R emembers S impler LifeAs a continuation of thecentennial interviews, RossTrimble was chosen next. Hewas born in 1939 to his parents who had been homesteading in Montana sincethe spring of 1916. Whenasked what he rememberedwhile growing up, he spokeof walking to school forthree miles uphill. He alsosaid they were one of thefirst locals to have a windcharger (a windmill thatcharged car batteries sothey could be used to powerthings such as lights); as aresult, they were one of thefirst families to have electricFear N otLustre ChristianHigh SchoolNoteworthy News:B y: M a cken zi e Teichr oewlights. Common foods werebeef, potatoes, and vegetables from the garden. Hesaid that his most remembered and favorite presenthe ever got was when DavidWall gave him a ride in hisairplane for his birthday.Medical items used whenRoss was younger included acommon medicine, an antiseptic, called Mercurochrome, which would beused for scrapes or otherwounds. The iron lung (atube which functions as amedical ventilator that enables a person to breathewhen the work of breathingexceeds the person's ability)was a device used during thepolio epidemic, which happened when he was young.Sadly, he recalls how one ofhis friends was put in thisdevice.On a happier note, he remembers watching the original Snow White and the SevenDwarves when it first cameout in theaters (December,1937). Also, he saw Roy Rodgers and Rin Tin Tin when theaters still used a projector andoutdoor screens. His favoriteradio shows as a child werethe Sugar Creek Gang and the Feb. 2: LCHS Lions vsWP JV @ Wolf Point Feb. 5: LCHS Lions vsFrazer @ LCHS Feb. 12: LCHS Lions vsNorth Country @ Saco Feb. 13: LCHS Lions vsDodson @ LCHS; SeniorNight Feb. 15: Community Mtg.with Valley County Commissioners @ LCHS6:30 p.m.(See Trimble page 4)B y: Gene va Ra uc hCarry Olson brought God’sword alive January 14, 2016when he came and told thestudents andstaff not to bea fra id forGod’s plans. Hestarted with,“What are you afraid of?”and followed with assuringus to “fear not.” He didn’tjust say “don’t be afraid,scared little children,” in-stead he reminded us whatGod said, “do not be afraidfor I am with you.” In addition, he told thosein a ttendancemore of what Jesus said: “I willstrengthen you, Iwill help you, I will upholdyou.” It is a good reminderthat we really don’t have tobe afraid.Everyone was then askedto open their bibles to Psalm23:4 and 27:1. He continuedtelling us who God really is:He is a judge, He is in chargeover all, He is omnipresentand eternal. Psalms 46, 73,and 121 were also referenceas Mr. Olson explained howGod is ginormous, but alsovery intimate. He indulgedthose listening with a story(See Olson page 4)Inside this issue:Interview1Chapel: Fear Not!1Sports2Chapel: Arrowhead4Fun Page5Calendar6
Page 2The TumbleweedLady Lions Defeat Lady PorcupinesThe Lustre Lady Lionsfaced the Nashua Lady Porcupines on their home turfon the 22 of January, 2016The Lady Lions put up a goodfight against the Porcupinesand in the end it counted.They won the game at 57 to49. Five of the Lady Lionsscored that night against theLady Porcupines. KylieKirkaldie was in the lead at21 points, including 5 threepointers. Next up was KaitlynToavs at 13 points. MonicaBrown and Kassie Kirkaldiecame up next with a tie at 9points each, and both scoreda three pointer. Sadie pulledin with five points, after re-Lady Lions Best Lady WolvesThe Lions’ Den was packedon Tuesday, January 19, asWolf Point’s squads venturedup to square off against theLions. The varsity girls werefirst to hit the court in theevening’s action. It was ahard-fought match for theLions Face M avericksOn January 15, the NorthCountry Mavericks faced offagainst the Lustre Lions ontheir home court. The Lions’Varsity Played strong andtheir free throw percentagegreatly increased since thelast game. The game wasclose and the Lions playedhard, making for an intenseBy: Geneva Rauchcovering from being sick forquite a while. This game wasfilled with heart, and theLady Lions got what theydeserved: A satisfying win.By: Evan BartelLady Lions, but they came upshort by nine points. Thefinal score was 47 to 56.Monica Brown was the leading scorer for the Lions, with25 points to her credit. Second in line was KylieKirkaldie with 16 points, 9 ofwhich came from threepoint range. Kaitlyn Toavswas also in the book with 4points made. Kassie Kirkaldiescored 2 for the Lady Lions.B y: E r nes t Uyevening. North Country camethrough strong with manyoutside shots. The Lionstended to drive, looking toward their clear inside advantage in the post area.Even after playing hard, theylost the game, 46-40 after avaliant effort.The Lions JV also playedagainst the Mavericks. Theyplayed a great game, opening up new scoring options.Their defense was also a keypoint in the game play. Thescore was close at the veryend, but the Lions pulled offa win, 41-38.
Volume 13, Issue 10Page 3Lions Win at HomeBy: Jason ToavsThe contest between TheNashua Porcupines and thehometown Lions took placeon Friday January 22. Theboys’ JV team kicked off thenight with a very close game.After going into overtime,they ended the match with aclose final score of 29 to 30with Nashua taking the win.Lions Defeat WolvesThe Lady Lions were nextand, after they finished witha win, the varsity boys tookto the court ready to play.Both teams came out strongwith the score very close thewhole time. It seemed as ifneither team would be ableto pull away. With the fanscheering, the Lions finallyfound their rhythm at theend of the fourth quarter.They managed to put thegame away with a 17-pointvictory.By: Jacques NdengeyingomaOn Tuesday, January 19th,the Lions faced off the Wolfpoint Wolves in the Lion’sDen. The Lustre Lions wereon a winning streak of onegame after beating the Dodson Coyotes. This game wasthe first match up againstthe Wolf Point Wolves thisseason. Tuesday night wasthe time to keep the streakgoing. The game started outwith the intense defense ofthe Lions. Thomas was veryactive all night shooting freethrows. The hometown Lionsgot their most points in thesecond half from the freeLady M avericks Defeat Lady LionsOn January 15, 2016, LadyLions had a tough gameplaying the North CountryLady Mavericks. The finalscore was 54-26 NorthCountry to Lustre. MonicaBrown, Sadie Brown, Kyliethrow line. The starters of thenight were Teagan Friesen, Michael Brown, Thomas Brown, LeviBrown, and Jacques Ndengeyingoma. The Lustre lions ended up withthe win by 8 points. Wolf PointWolves wound up with 53 points to61 of the Lustre Lions.B y: Jo yce LiKirkaldie, Kassie Kirkaldie,and Kaitlyn Toavs startedand scored. The scores arein the following chart. MeganFast, Mckaylah Lenihan, andTaylor Reddig also played inthe game. There was also aJV game for the girls. EmilyEager, Megan Fast, Joyce Li,Amber Reddig, Halle Reddig,and Taylor Reddig played.The final score for the JVgame was 15-7 North Country to Lustre.PLAYERSCOREMonica Brown12Sadie Brown2Kylie Kirkaldie3Kassie Kirkaldie1Kaitlyn Toavs8
Page 4The TumbleweedS erving God AnywhereThen I heard thevoice of the Lordsaying, “Whomshall I send? Andwho will go forus?” And I said,“Here I am Sendme!”-Isaiah 6:8As students entered thechapel, they noticed a newdisplay. Matt Wynthien fromArrowhead Bible College inFishtail, Montana came tospeak on Thursday, January21, 2016. He mainly spoke onhow we need to prepareourselves to serve Godwherever we go. Matt saidthat the thing that gives theB y: Allie Pet s chkemost joy in his life and thelives of others is servingGod and living for Him.We are made to glorifyGod. God’s gloryshould shine throughus all the time. He alsospoke on the story ofIsaiah in Isaiah 6, and hisvision where he was in God’smidst. He talked about howexcited Isaiah was to go andserve God and we should useIsaiah as an example for how weshould feel aboutserving God. Mattalso came to tell usabout ArrowheadBible College in Fishtail, MT.World War II, he said that noone did, but that he remembers his mother listening tothe radio everyday waitingto hear that the war wasover. He also said he remembers hearing aboutHiroshima and that soonafter they dropped the bombthe war ended.It is good to learn so muchfrom interviewing someone.Thank you, Mr. Trimble, forthe opportunity!hands) too much. He usedthis as an example of howgod is intimate and howmuch he really loves us. Theribbon on the top of his message was when he went backto what he said in the beginning: God is intimate andloves us, so he will protectus. This is just another reason why we have no need tofear- for Jesus is here.Trimble(Continued from page 1)Danny Orlis Series.Throughout his life, Mr.Trimble worked in a cafeteria, tire shop, service station, and as a farmer andrancher. When asked if anyone in his family fought inOlson(Continued from page 1)of him and his wife back intheir younger days, whensomebody wrote a letter tohis parents saying they were“interdigitating” (holdingCorrections and Clarifications about Olfert Family Arrives in LustreOn January 15, 2016, Jacques Ndengeyingoma published an article about the Olfert family arriving inLustre. A mistake was made concerning the name of Elvin Olfert’s father. His middle name should onlybe the initial M. rather than Mason. Also, it was said that sometimes people paid 50 per day for workdone, but it was actually only 50 cents per day.
Volume 13, Issue 10Page 5By: Emily EggarRandom Facts!!!https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikoli President Kennedy was the fastest random speakerin the world with upwards of 350 words per minute February is Black History Month.Try to copy the dog in to the empty box. When you die your hair still grows for acouple of months. The sound of E.T. walking was made bysomeone squishing her hands in jelly. The international telephone dialing codefor Antarctica is 672. The first product to have a bar code wasWrigley’s gum There are 10 human body parts that areonly 3 letters long. (See below for answers.) There are two credit cards for every person in the United States. The average person makes about 1,140telephone calls each face-clipart-black-and-whiteThree-letter body parts: eye, hip, arm, leg, ear, toe, jaw, rib, lip, & gum
LCHS CalendarFebruary 2Basketball vs Wolf point JV @Wolf pointFebruary 5Basketball vs Frazer @ LCHSFebruary 12Staff PIR– No SchoolBasketball vs Saco @ SacoFebruary 13Senior NightBasketball vs Dodson @ LCHSFebruary 15No SchoolFebruary 18-20District Basketball Tourney @ MaltaFebruary 24-27Division Basketball Tourney @ Wolf PointLustre Christian HighSchool294 Lustre Rd,Frazer, MT 59225Phone: 406-392-5735Fax: 406-392-5765E-mail: lchs@nemont.netwww.lustrechristian.orgKassie KirkaldieFeb 1Zach BrownFeb 4Sadie BrownFeb 5Karoline MurrayFeb 9Naomi LorenzFeb 17Lustre Community MeetingThe Valley County Commissionerswill be available to listen to anyconcerns you may have onMonday, February 15, 2016. Themeeting is to be held at LustreChristian High School at 6:30 p.m.in the assembly room. All arewelcome.
Arrowhead Bible College in Fishtail, Montana came to speak on Thursday, January 21, 2016. He mainly spoke on how we need to prepare ourselves to serve God wherever we go. Matt said that the thing that gives the excited Isaiah was to
