Oak Grove Lutheran High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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BETHESDA MISSION SOCIETY OFFICERS Pvestdent LOIS Vold Vlce Presldent Marjorxe Dan1elson Secretary Treasurer Luther Berntson Program Commnttee Joyce Westby Robert Langseth Arthur R1mmere1d Row 1 xc XX sthy Lo1sV ld Mxryurl Dam lson Row 2 R uh rt Lang th Arthur Illmm r ld Luth r B rntson Matthew 28 19 Go ye therefore and make d1sc1ples of all nat1ons bapt1z1ng them 1nto the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost teachmg them to observe all thmgs whatsoever I have commanded you Oak Grove bemg a Chf1Sf1HD hlgh school puts a defimte emphas1s on the sp1r1tual l1ves of the students Chrlst IS the Master of our school and we seek to put H11n first 1n all thmgs Throughout our school year we have felt H1s presence and H1s l.l1I'LCt1OI1 1n all of our t1sks Our dally ch1pel CXLYCISLS 1re led by our teachers v1s1t1ng pastors 1nd once a week by the students One of our most 1nsp1r1ng devot1onal per1ods IS our Crusaders In the nudst of a busy day the students find It necesslry to take tune to Illedltilte upon the Word to pray 1nd to Slt at the feet of Jesus We as a group have been counted worthy to be co workers Wlth Jesus Chr1st 1n H1s kmgdom Our work IS to br1ng the gospel unto the s1ck shut ms, and the unfortunate Every Saturday evenmg prayer fellowsh1p IS conducted by M1ss jackson We have CXQCYICIICCCI that Prayer Changes Thmgs As our school year opens each new student IS 1nducted 1l1flO our student body organ1zat1on the Bethesda Mlsslon SOClCty by tak1ng 1 pledge wh1ch IS carr1ed out by 1n effecuve candle hght SCFVICC Agam th1s year we presented the annual Chr1stm1s Pxgeant th1s be1ng the first t1me 1n our new aud1tor1um It was presented most effecuvely w1th pageantry speakmg and s1ng1ng We were pr1v1leged th1s year to have w1th us for two sp1r1tual emphas1s weeks Pastor Merton Strommen of Augsburg College who pomted out our need for Jesus Chr1st and Pastor Leslle Brandt Luther League youth evangehst who stressed that Chf1St needs us and that He has a plan for our l1ves Tluny rua -jul' 1: 'e '. ' o , . 4 'e 1 'e . - 1 Q 1 sc . e e , e e . H , , . . . , v 7 3 9 . . 11 , , e . 7 7 ' , . I 3 5 I I 3 . I 1 , 1 . I r 1 1 I 5 ' H 3 xv I h I r 53 1 t , 1 , 1 . . . . . . . .1 11 . s 1 s s s . 1 , 1 , I 5 , , . ' I . 1 , , 1 . I 5 f . , . . . 9 5 ' , . . r P . . . . , . 11 - -11 . . . , I . . 5 K 1 . . . . . . . I 3 . 3 ,. . , 1 , e 1 . . . i 1 . I I . . . . 1 1 4 , ' 7 1 S ' 5 9 3 3 , . - . f

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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT The Chr1stmas story wms portrayed by the presentatlon of the annual trad1t1onal pageant rn a xery 1I1Sp1I'1Ilg way The Old Testrment prophec1es and Christmas gospel were read by Edward Nyhus The pxrt of Mary was played by Agnes Te1gl1nd joseph by Arthur Rxmmtrexd and the pantomrme angel by Ernxly Olson The chorr md choral club sang the Chnstmas carols Thls was the first Chnstmas 1n the new aud1tor1um and smce our stage fac1l1t1es th1s year were more ample we wtrt able to present 1 more efftctne performance In add1t1on to the page mt our program rncluded numbtrs by a brass quartttte solo1sts and the two choral groups Th h . ..na,,a.f.-.1...w , ,Wypw I V Q 5 ' Z ' 1 ' H ' t . 2 ' . is as . U. as . . . , . , . . . L L L 1. , . . 2 ' Q . . I . ' . 3 I , , . 5 . . . . X A s s - 1 s ' vs 1 4 . a . . Y I . 3 I 3 . K a s s ' wry! rec