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S. A. Picnic
Awards Ceremony
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Parents' Weekend
May 2-3, 2008
Ozark's students were excited for this weekend where parents would come and share in the final performances of the school year. Friday evening, Sabbath morning and Saturday night featured the talents of the bells, puppets, choirs, band and gymnastics.
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Yearbooks Arrive
May 1, 2008
The 2008 edition of Ozark's yearbook, the Flintonian, was handed out this evening. Thank you Melissa L. and all the yearbook staff for a great job.
Congratulations to Mrs. Vunileva for this year's yearbook dedication.
DedicationMrs. Toakase Vunileva
"She brings so much to our school. She gives all that she has. She has made Ozark her own and it is a part of her and she is a huge part of Ozark." "She has made Ozark feel like a very spiritual school to me. She is one of the reasons that Ozark is the place that it is. Also, she always has a plan and knows what to do." "Mrs. Vunileva is the glue that keeps this place together. She is always there for you and no matter how busy she is, she will drop everything to help you."
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It was once said that "A teacher
affects eternity; she can never tell where her
influence stops." When thinking about
what Mrs. Vunileva does at Ozark, this statement
is definitely true. For the past three years,
Toakase Vunileva has gifted Ozark with her talents,
care, love, and passion for God. She has
put her full effort into many areas. She
not only teaches, but also serves as chaplain,
vice principal, recruiter, senior sponsor, and
so many other things that make her irreplaceable
to our school. She is always there to represent
the students and goes above and beyond to make
sure that their needs are met. The best way
to describe Mrs. Vunileva is in the students' own
words:
The greatest thing about Mrs.
Vunileva is that there is no doubt that she
has given her life to the Lord. She
loves Him with all her heart and that is
why she has dedicated herself to showing
His love to the rest of us. In her
classes, in her everyday she makes Ozark
a better place. That is why the 2008
yearbook is dedicated to her.
Senior Class Trip
April 17-22, 2008
The senior class will enjoy looking back with fond memories on their class trip. Their expedition began with several days of volunteer work in Holbrook, AZ, followed by a guided visit to the Grand Canyon from Southwestern Adventist University Professor Dr. Chadwick, worshipping at a Tongan church, attending a LA Dodgers baseball game, and of course seeing Disneyland.
Pictures by Charles & Macherie Barber.
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Community Service Day
April 13, 2008
Sunday morning found Ozark students bundling up to stay warm in preparation for Community Service Day. While the Senior class was gone doing service in Arizona during their class trip and the Junior class preparing for Jr/Sr banquet, the Sophomore and Freshmen classes headed to either downtown Gentry, or Highway 412 to pick up trash.
Shuttle Bus Update
April 10, 2008
Ozark has leased the shuttle bus for 30 days which we hope to purchase. With only a few thousand dollars yet to raise, thank you to all who have contributed and to those still planning on donating. If the needed funds come in on time, we won't have to return the bus at the end of the 30 days. All but $1000 of the lease price will apply toward purchase price.
To date over $87,000 dollars have been raised or pledged towards the purchase of a new 40+ passenger shuttle bus. The Senior and Junior classes are leading the way in giving. Your support will help make this important project happen.
Physics Bridge Project
April 8, 2008
Ozark's physics class had their annual bridge testing today. From initial computer design, through planning and construction, many hours of work were on display today.
Academy Days
April 4-6, 2008
Prospective students descended upon Ozark this weekend to preview the school. Friday evening the Boys' Club put on vespers. Their theme was "Putting on the Armor of God."
Sabbath morning featured students and the activities they were involved with at school followed by church service which included a sermon by three of Ozark's seniors.
Sabbath afternoon was enjoyed at Natural Falls state park in beautiful spring weather. Saturday night began with a game-show contest among Academy Days visitors and concluded with a gymnastics performance from Ozark's Airealaires.
Sunday morning was spent touring different departments and experiencing different activities available to Ozark students. The morning ended with awarding scholarships to Academy Days participants.
We hope you all had a spiritual and fun weekend and we look forward to seeing you next year!
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Saturday Night |
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Gymnastics Show |
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Brain Games
March 29, 2008
Seven of Ozark's scholars traveled to Southwestern Adventist University to participate in the fifth annual Brain Games. This year's topic was "Emergency Medicine". Saturday night the weekend of learning is capped off with a "Math Bowl" competition. With last year's Ozark participants coming away with second place and $750 for the Math/Science department, this year's group had their goal in site. In the final round Ozark competed against Campion Academy's team. After very close competition Ozark came in second but was awarded $1000 along with the winner. Congratulations team!
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Bizama's Bazaar
March 22, 2008
Saturday night was an evening of American and International folk music by the OAA Band, OAA Handbells and Leandro Bizama’s family. Homemade desserts and drinks were served with all proceeds going to the Ozark Music Department.
Easter Cantata
March 22, 2008
Sabbath morning a capacity crowd was blessed with the worship through music of Leandro Bizama's cantata, "What Kind of God?", a celebration of Christ's ultimate sacrifice.
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Yearbook Pictures
This year's yearbook pictures are available to order from the photographer. From the photographer's website select "Special Events" then "Ozark Academy 07-08".
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