Campion Jesuit High School - Knight Yearbook (Prairie du Chien, WI)

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As the pace finally halts, Campion men realize true motives We men of Campion often wonder why we keep up the pace. True, at almost any time we can look up and see the figure of au- thority behind us. But is this the reason? No, by the time we near the comple- tion of our years at Cam- pion, the onetime boys of Campion know why we did it — to become MEN of Campion. 24

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If the pare must he broken, there is always a purpose And, of course, from time to time the pace is broken: there is the pause to pray and the pause to play,- there is the infrequent but wel- comed pause to sit and talk with a special friend. But the pause is always brief, for the men of Campion must move on, move for- ward. The pauses all serve a purpose, for after each we can fall into the regular pace of Campion with a re- newed vigor. Senior braves Everest and its dangers for successful Homecoming Bonfire. Contemplation, Request, Thanksgiving, Adoration—Daily October Rosary! 23

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'h Extra-Curricular Organizations Life without variety is dull and uninspired — it is life without color. But Campion is colorful, and sons of Cam- pion become part of her color scheme by their zestful and vital participation in the var- ied extra-curricular organiza- tions which produce the color- ful life of Campion. The or- ator, the cadet, the actor, each has his opportunity to contribute some shade, some hue to the vibrant panorama St Pe,er Cl'ver' S J ind S A|Ph° ‘° Rodri»u«- jMuit of this colorful life. Long ago, the two men portrayed here contributed to a larger scheme of things, each by ac- tivity that suited his person- ality — St. Peter Claver as apostle, St. Alphonsus as hum- ble servant. Each contributed by personalized activity; so too does each student make his personalized contribution to Colorful Campion.