Campion Academy - Mountain Echoes Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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Shawn Sprowl and Robert Clark play a football game indoors. Jay Lindsey and Harley Davidson pass the time with some chess. Mark Pfieffer wastes some time talking on the phone.

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The guys dorm starts on the second floor of the three story building and houses 82 men with room for ten more. This seemingly drab dorm has an unbelievable amount of good things happening here like never before. Registration day arrived, and the guys were greeted immediately with new carpet in some of the rooms. Then, with the first semester barely underway, the idea of our very own big screen TV was brought up and passed. Each person chipped in five dollars, and the Head Dean, Don Reeder, used the money to buy us our big screen. We needed a place to put it, and what better place than in our own weight room in one of the side rooms recently renovat- ed by Mike Bergondo and As- sistant Dean, Arnie Peterson. Mike also had a rack built to hold the weights that are usu- ally strewn all over the floor. After that, Deans Reeder and Peterson had a picture window installed in the lobb y of the guys' dorm overlooking the center campus. A big thank you goes to Elder and Mrs. Heveneraner. aners. Bohlender for their contribu- tion that made the window a reality. Also, a big thanks to Jerry Peterson, who installed the window 30 Kevin Adams dries his dishes in the bathroom. Wallace Begay plays us a tune.

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A busy freshman, Shaine Denni- son, gets his assignment done in class. Mr. Wasiczko dresses up during Bizarre Week to im- press his chemistry stu- dents. 34 ays of Yesterday Academi You've heard it before. Your mom reminds you every time you complain about your work load. YOU MUST DEVELOP GOOD STUDY HABITS. Campion has a well- rounded program and, of course, studying and learning are a major part. Why else do we attend school? Some people swear its because of the social life. Classes can be looked at positively. Learning can be fun, and the kids in the classroom make even bor- CS ing periods bearabie. I 'm sure years from now you won't be thinking about how you were tor- tured by homework. You'll remember Mike Ja- quez's Mexican jokes, Ryan Anderson's spit wads, and Mike Bergon- do's whistling at the teachers. Staying awake in 7:00 classes Typing with an old Ad- ler Using up excuses about homework Doing that chemistry lab Yapping with the friend next to you Home ec from Mrs. Dart Anatomy and physi- ology cat lab Bundling up to go to shop Intentions to get your algebra done. Tests, tests, tests Senior Mall assign- ment