Campion Academy - Mountain Echoes Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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Dear Mom and Dad, How do I begin to tell you of my tfuo feelings of Happreciation for all that you've done for me? Many times when I feel depressed I think of how lucky I am to have you always ready to help me, encourage me, or share the joys and sorrows I have. - My childhood memories are pleasant pictures of traveling with the family, sitting around the table at Thanksgiving, decorating Christmas trees, going for walks on Sabbath, and sitting by the fireplace telling stories. You talk much about the wars and depressions yourwent through when you were young. I know that all along you have tried hard to give ME what you didn't have as a child; it was appreciat- ed, even though I may never have said it. In closing, I want to say thanks for giving me a Christian education and thanks even more for your never failing love and friendship for me. ' Love, Your Student

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TABLE OFWCONTENTSW ,, A - ...:v::$?.2 4M e S 7; Introduction 1 '1 Dedic ation 6 Religious Activities 8 1 Activities 1 4 1 Organizations 30 1' Sports 53 5 Work 66 Class es Senior Cl ass 71 Who' s Who 93 Juniors Class 94 Sophomore Class 104 F1 eshmaniel'ass 1 1 u F aculty 1 1 5 Student Roster 123 Advertising 1 26 Epilogue 146

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Dear Big 'O' er. Ockengal, You're a very special person to us! So many times you've put youxself out for us--for instance, taking us clear to Ft. Collins for a small item like a ski buckle, or just working long houxs day after day to prepare our meals. Thank you for putting up with all the ice fights, the orange peeling fights, and just the general disorder we have caused. We don't see how you've put up with us for as long as you have. But most of all, thank you for simply caring about us, and giving of yourself. Love, The Students