Campion Academy - Mountain Echoes Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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3 Student Week of Prayer speakers: mack row Joel Case, Eric Metzler, Shawn Reid, Gront row Laura Lemons, Susan Hevener, Kelli Holderbaum, Michelle Dodge, Melisa Wakefield. Eric Metzler emphasizes his points during his Week of Prayer talk. Cheri Cline sings for an evening Week of Prayer service.

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Campion's Fall Week of Prayer featured Elder Frank Hill from Houston, Texas. C entering on the Biblets Greats - The Greatest Man, The Greatest Sacrifice, and other Bible Greats - Elder Hill's excitement about Jesus spread to the student body throughout the week, resulting in many students making new com- mitments and 61 being bap- tized or rebaptized. Winter Week of Prayer featured ten of Campion's students. Each talk pre- sented a different object lesson taken from a sport. Some of the topics includ- ed four wheeling, sailing, rock climbing, and basket- ball. One speaker discussed handicaps. Student Week of Prayer ended with Mr. Don Keele preaching on Sabbath on the subject of football. Each day taught us a different way in which symbols in sports can be applied in our Christian ex- periences. 18 EEKS OF PRAYER Elder Hill gets into his sermon. Krista Thomsen and Rhonda Schwab get ready to participate in commu- nion. Shawn Reid and Kerry Adams are part- ners in the ordinance of humility.

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Campion students spend their Sundays in many differ- ent ways. Sundayis the da y to catch up and to recharge for the oncoming week. Miss Organization spends her Sunday afternoons doing laundry and cleaning her room. She reorganizes her desk and closet and makes sure all of herhomework is un- der control. She likes to read when she has completed her things-I-have-to-do-todayt' list. Mr. Sports Fanatic spends his Sunday craving competi- tion and exercise. He piays hoop with the guys in the morning and watches any sport that happens to be on T.V. in the afternoon. Maybe hets even lucky enough to go skiing for the day. Mr. and Miss Procrastination have Sunday rituals too. That is to do absolutely nothing and have a wonderful time at it! They sleep a little, watch some T. V. and feel unrushed. So what if they don't get any- thing done but wander around the Ft. Collins mall. Sundays are made to do what you want. All too soon Sunday is but a memory and another week begins. 20 Bonnie Upton and Tiffany Montoya are out on the town. It's laundry time for Helen Cassidy. Brenda Marlow and Lori Pettibone are caught at 31 Flavors.