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

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Ron Shipley Tom Donegan Bro. Daley Jim O'Connor, Rich Lundstrom. and Don Cosz. Phil Carey Albert Diulio

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Maury Oehler Dan Fullerton it is quite true that athletics, drama, dorm living, social life, music, and art of all kinds are not the sole reasons present when a parent agrees to send his son (daughter, possibly) to campion, however, it is also true that a good education does not just consist of what is learned in the classroom, but encompasses all of these extracurriculars. it is to these extracurricular that a yearbook devotes itself, the yearbook is con- cerned with those areas where the student acquires knowledge and possibly even wisdom whether it be in the gym, the dorm, the classroom, or even your un- cle s place, this section of the yearbook is attempting to dedicate itself to that other, sometimes forgotten, aspect of a campion education, academics. 28 Jack Walsh

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Jim Warosh Vern Gunderson campion's faculty has realized the necessity of ex- tracurricular profitable to a sound education, but has not overlooked the core of the structure, the field of academics, academics has always been the strongest segment of a campion education, yet, its strength has increased tremendously in the four years which the graduating seniors have endured, the campion educa- tion is constantly improving, but still has far to go. the direction of the school has changed, the fateful and sad passage of a building called kostka from a mammoth administrative monument to cinders seems to have kindled the fires of a new institution. 30 JimTures Mrs. Fullerton