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Harsh Weather Forces Students
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Mr. Judge organizes bucket brigade to fill the new pool. The junior-frosh pizza party on Feb- ruary 2 marked the return of the Campion student to the materialism of the world, as the aura of sanctity left by the retreat diminished. February 16, the one day in the year that military was tolerated by all, witnessed the best Mil Ball in years. It would have been the last, had not Congres- sional legislation saved the R.O.T.C. pro- gram. The next weekend saw the Cam- pion debate team travel to Madison for the WMFSA state meet, the last tourna- ment of the year. This year’s squad turned in an extremely creditable performance, placing sixth in the state. Over this mo- mentous weekend the Campion student noticed two firsts in Campion’s history, the official opening of the long-awaited pool- gymnasium and two junior-senior trips (to LaCrosse for the regional basketball tour- ney) within two days. Don tne barber relates his past glories in 4-A. VOC presents the popular strains of Lawrence Welk.
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Campion’s annual Military Ball was held at the Checkerboard ballroom in Prairie du Chien on the night of February 16. Before Christmas John Campbell and Alex Jarrin teamed up to direct the various prepara- tions for the Ball. Mr. Megan, S.J., and Steve Boichot took charge of decorations; Mr. Power, S.J., managed the refreshments. Since everyone was convinced that this would be the last Mil Ball, those concerned were determined to make it the biggest and best. The atmosphere of “Central Park by Candlelight” was achieved through the use of candles, a park bench, and an old “tree.” Girls came by bus from LaCrosse Aquinas and Dubuque Visitation: Other girls came from Prairie du Chien or from the students’ home towns. Richard Kent’s orchestra from Milwau- kee provided the music. At ten o’clock master of ceremonies Jon Haschka announced that this year’s King and Queen were Cadet Major Jim Tures and his pretty date, Barbara Bowes, from Park Ridge, Illinois. The couple proceeded through the arch of sabers formed by the envious officers and performed the annual cake-cutting ritual. At 11:30 the best Military Ball in Cam- pion’s history ended and the cadets and their dates departed. Tim Stock serenades his date: Please Betty Jane . . . Queen converses with king Jim Tures, Honey, you're out of step.
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