Campion Academy - Mountain Echoes Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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Reed Anderson enjoys the cafe and lunch line. Oren Williams and Dwight Es- chliman seranade us in the cafe. AYS OF YESTERDAY Wow! This is acad- emy, I said in despera- tion as l flung my books in the corner. How can they pack so much in one day! Some days I can t believe how much I get accomplished and how much is expected of me. So this is whatitts like to grow up! Suddenly a smile Student Life creeps on my face. It's all worth it, l mused to my- self. Sure, I get tired and feel overloaded, but I also have a blast. My friends are so important to me . . and living with them makes it twice as fun. I also love all the action. Sports and choir keep me busy and give me a chance to get rid of my energy. Now that livegotten my second wind, I'll go over to the corner and straight- en up my scattered books. Boy, I'm glad I'm here, I whisper. Ring!!! Oh, no! There's the bell!. . . ltm late again. or

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What, no ants? No crisp sandwiches just pulled out of a heaping picnic basket? Where is the romantic music playing softly in the back- ground? Instead, we see chaos! Peo- ple are flying about hurling tires in every direction, and teams work together to finish one particular goal. This picnic is much more eX- citing! The SA officers and faculty worked very hard to put to- gether a fun-filled afternoon for us. We played dare base, four-square volleyball, soc- cer, and had a giant relay. We even pushed a truck! The faculty must do this to make us tired. It works e but we always come back for more . . . What a picnic! Come on, team, pass that watermelon faster. Denise Butler is smushed against a barrel at Fall Picnic.