The Final Weeks of Boarding School
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The final weeks at boarding school, Canyonville Christian Academy, are here!
We are entering into the final few weeks left of the 2013-2014 school year at international boarding school, Canyonville Christian Academy! So many great things have happened this past year. It’s hard to believe we’re already so close to the finish line. Here’s a list of the main events that are taking place until the end of the school year.
3 – Tennis @ North Bend & Marshfield
4-7 Spiritual emphasis with Brian Jones from Yakima, WA’
8 – Tennis at Cascade Christian
11 – Junior/Senior Banquet at Big K Ranch
12 Track @ Maynard Mai Invitational in Glide
13 – Portland Trailblazers game
15 – Tennis @ Sisters
17 – Track @ Oakland
19 – Track team to U of O – Oregon Relays
Tennis Home match vs Cascade Christian
20 – Easter
22 – Track @ Glide
24 – Tennis Home match vs. Marshfield
25 – 11th Annual CCA Amazing Survivor Race
26 – Tennis Home match vs. Klamath Union
Yearbook Work Day
27 – Calculus Field Trip –Portland
NBA Playoff Game
29 – Tennis @ Cascade Christian
MAY
1 – Track @ Oakland
2 – Shaffer Dorm’s Night Out
3-4 – Spanish class Cinco de Mayo field trip
3 – Cosmic Bowling
3-6 Senior Trip to Disneyland
6 – Track @ Bandon Invitational
7- All School Luau
8 – Tennis @ Klamath Union
9 – Track @ Oakland Twilight
10-12 – CCA Presents “Murder By The Book”
10 – IRON CHEF competition
11 – Mother’s Day
12-14 Tennis District Championships
15 – Spring Choir Concert
17 Track District Championships
18-19 – CPR Rewards trip to the Coast
20 – Sports’ Awards Banquet
22-24 – State Tennis Championships
22-24 – State Track championships
25 – Baccalaureate / Staff vs Students Softball game /Senior Farewell BBQ
26-29 – Final Exams
30 – Mayfest & Academic Awards
31 – Graduation
Alumni Dinner
Memorial remembrance of Jim Crumpton
JUNE
1 – Dormitories close for 2014
AUGUST
30-Spet 1 – Dormitories open for 2014-2015 School Year & Welcome Weekend
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An old high school friend recently sent me a picture of our 1966 cross country team at Eagle Point High School. Jim Crumpton was our coach. The picture brought back a flood of great memories of that time, and I found myself talking to my wife at some length about what a wonderful coach and mentor he was. As I recall, the year before we were a very mediocre team, although we had virtually the same field of runners, but had a different coach. Then Mr. Crumpton became our coach. That year we were amazing. I believe we won our district championship and placed very high in the state rankings for 2A teams. What made the difference? It was Mr. Crumpton. He had that rare quality of instilling in all of us the desire to be our best. He didn’t yell or threaten or punish us. Instead, he encouraged us and was our advocate. That made us want to work hard. When we’d go out on a 10-mile run he’d give us a soccer ball to take along. “What fun!” we thought. He knew that by having us running and kicking a soccer ball for 10 miles meant we’d actually run 12 or 15 miles chasing the darn thing. I’ve thought about him often and am sad to hear he’s passed away. If I could send a copy of the photo I would. He was a wonderful coach and mentor. Dean Konopasek