Grace University - Charis Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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A, f f 1 26 Activities if be Fall Even t world of studies. 17, Mr. James Eckman served as emcee for the sprinkling of student talent at the annual Fall Event. Performances in- cluded juggling, a melodrama using volunteers from the au- dience and a variety of student musical talent ranging from a male quartet, to original solo Work accompanied b y gui tar, to a Japanese rendition ofa frog song. Students found this to be a casual and enjoyable evening - a change of pace from the .Wk k xv- Ip, ni ff? 9 ii S

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Youth Fest Both the fall and spring Youth F'ests had as their goal to present Christ to the high school students as well as introducing them to the Grace campus. Activities of the weekend in- cluded workshops led by faculty members, a basketball game, an enjoyable banquet, and late night parties in the dorm. Guest speaker, Roger Morrow, challenged the students to make Christianity practical in their individual lives. Grace students had the opportunity to keep guests in their rooms and to get to know them on a more personal level. i Activities Z7