Campion Academy - Mountain Echoes Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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Freshmen get into the game. The 60 men of Campion - Andy Gaines and Chris VanHorn.

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This years Class Scramble was held on August 29 in the gym. A variety of games for competition were the eve- ningts activity. The classes were told to wear a certain color: seniors, white; juniors, red; sopho- mores, blue; freshmen, yel- low. A number of games to pro- mote school and class unity were held such as putting as man y people in a hula hoop as possible without the hoop breaking, putting a string at- tached to a wood spoon through twenty people's clothes in the least amount of time, and spelling a certain phrase with big letters before any other class. The main event was the scramble. Each student had brought items from his or her room. When an item was called for, it was given to the class's runner, who would try to reach the class flag in the middle of the gym before an yone else got theirs. The seniors added a little excitement to their side of the gym. A band composed of brass and drums would play every time the seniors got a point. Class Scramble - a time for excitement, loud screams, and a confusion of colors, com- peting, and having a good time. r X m a A few sporty juniors stop for a pose. 8

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.13 W ism, - ' 51..- i :4 VAA -j$4ik2?c? -. ...- 15'ka CSM . HRISTMAS BANQUET At Campion there are cer- tain times of the year, certain events, that bring the senti- mental person out of each of us. They're nostalgic in their own way. . . . they're events that make memories. Some of the biggest memory makers have to be banquets. A fter each banquet you can see countless photos and dried roses hanging on each . , dorm-r00m wall, dried cor- . ' f x' Marisa Felix and Steve Boggs enjoy each others company. sages lying daintily on a desk 'i i '5 . top, name cards and napkins all arranged in a cherished scrapbook. For the Christmas banquet December 13, all guests had been invited with an airplane ticket to Aus tria and arrived at the chapel for the magical flight overseas. Upon arrival in Vienna, the gentlemen escorted their dates to a side-walk cafe where our entertainers Jim McClelland, Steve and Gail Hall, and Dr. John Wagner, all from Union College, did their stuff. Jim McClelland drew surprise caricatures of people in the audience while the Halls tantalized our ears with sounds of Christmas. With drifting snow and snowflakes all around and a big, bushy Christmas tree dec- orated with red velvet bows and baby's breath, one couldn't help feeling like he was really in Austria. . ' To close the evening, every- i Something up front sure has Brent Web- Jim McCielland provides entertain- one headed back to the cha- a .1 a : eris attention. ment by drawing Susan Hevener. pel for the film, LADY AND ' THE TRAMP. Truly it was another memory maker.