An Introduction to Campion...

Nestling in the broad valley above the juncture of the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers, Campion stands, a bulwark of Catholic education. Campion comprises seven buildings situated to form a "C" design, an infirmary, a central heating plant and a spacious campus encircled by a nine-hole golf course.

The Knight begins his day with Mass and Holy Communion in the beautiful chapel Our Lady of the Angels. Mass is followed by breakfast in the newly constructed and equipped Loyola Hall. Classes are held in Marquette, Campion, or Kostka hall, while indoor recreation is provided in either of Campions's large gymnasiums. The evenings are spent in study either in the study halls of the underclassmen or in the private rooms of Marquette Hall.

Outdoor recreation is virtually unlimited. Each division has at its disposal three football fields, six baseball diamonds, and two ice-skating rinks. The golf links are used by both Senior and Junior Divisions. Hikes off campus to the scenic bluffs which surround Campion help pass the time of a Wednesday or Saturday afternoon.

Excerpt from 1945 Campion Knight Yearbook