Churchill Junior High School - Flashback Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

yMQ-J W V W The Gemge Churchill Junier High School Presents The Churchill Flashback H :- 5 ,asg, 4 - .- .J-z: 4,, yr ' v' ,1 .21., :3 , 9, , a any , 4 , j ???:g; 'i'jgf 4 .45! g E zxy'X , ' r J - ; 7 4;? :fv - 6492: J: zit f; ' A 4? g a f .. +3, 0.. i W .v ' a 1, I'- ..-,'.'.. F? 1961 - - Vol. 4 Galesburg, Illinois .-.... -. .- ....... The constant activity of our school helped us to choose our theme, Busy as a Bee. During a school day everyone is busy striving to do his best, taking advantage of our fine curriculum. Students are busy rushing from class to class . . . to their lockers . . . to their activities. In fact, there is a continual hum going on all over the school -- every school day. It's not just a melodious hum, but it is the hum of busy, enthusiastic workers. To be as busy as a bee is truly a task, but we, the Flashback Staff, feel that George Churchill School, as a whole, has easily lived up to this. That is why our theme. Busy as a Bee, represents our school so well. You will find many happy memories pictured throughout this yearbook. As you scan through it, you will remember that this, above others, has been a busy, but fun-filled year. We like this publica- tion of the yearbook, and we think you will too. always as a flashback of the school year 1960 - 1961. Keep it with you oQ 'o:o' .h 0 . e 00 Ou . o ..$ 0 O n. .9 .0 o O 0 oh. Q .O O O o O . O .0 o e.. O o O o O. o. O O .0 O O 9.0 .0 O O .0 O 0 O O .0 O O o O O O Retiring this spring after many devoted years of teaching service. Miss Verla Hays leaves literally thousands of boys and girls, men and women, who have come under her influence. Always a retiring, quiet person. she has reflected her serious. calm, and diligent nature in her teaching. For those who have sought her counsel, she has been sympathetic, understanding, and helpful. Miss Hays completed her high school education in Charleston. Illinois, in 1914. Further schooling included college work leading to a Bachelor's Degree. a Master's Degree. and post- graduate work in the field of science. Her teaching experiences have been as'signments in elementary schools, high school, and junior high schools in Cleveland. Ohio. Hinsborough, Paris. Springfield, Grayville, Redmond, and Galesburg. Miss Hays started her Galesburg teaching in 1946 at the Hitchcock J unior High School. In 1957 she came to the new George Churchill Junior High School. With all good wishes for health and happiness in her years of retirement. we, the Flash- back Staff of 1961, respectfully dedicate this book to Miss Hays. Classes Geography Many sights come into view as we take a trip throughout the world by way of charts, maps, reports, and books. We ex- plore north, south, east, and west to learn about the customs and ways of other countries. Since English is of great importance in everyday life, it is necessary for us to learn the primary and the more advanced fundamentals of English. History The study of our nation and its devel- opment throughout its time is the work of the history classes. Skits, debates, trials, etc., make the class periods interesting. Radio, television, newspapers, and magazines help us to follow the current happenings of the world. When election day came, we were prepared to follow intelligently because of what we had learned in civics class. Spankh Si Senor might be one of the many phrases that the Spanish classes have learned throughout the school year by such devices as Spanish recordings picked up by earphones, and by books. Science F acts about our world are discovered and studied by students in our science department with a course in general science introducing students to all fields of the subject studied later in high school. Mathematics Throughout life one will meet the need for numbers. Mathematics is taught as a required course in seventh, eighth,and ninth grades. It is the aim of all to learn as quickly as possible concepts. relationships, and computational skills needed in arithme- tic. Ninth grade students have the privilege of taking algebra in order to increase their knowledge of mathematics, the basis of all sciences. Business Education-Typewriting Fini-IVII iMGSR K1 7f? In order to become worthy of positions in the business field, we prepare ourselves by taking the elective course of busi- ness education. It covers many fields showing ways in which business serves the individual. To become better business citizens of the community is one of its goals. Helping us with our studies now. preparing us for business life later, typing is one of many elective courses offered to the students of Churchill. Industrial Arts - Home Living The men of tomorrow's industries are being formed today in our industrial art classes. Churchill boys are being trained in the modern techniques of industry. One of the projects essential to becoming a modern-day homemaker is shown here in our home living class. These future homemakers also learn to prepare food that is needed in our daily diets. Time is also spent learning about room decorations and home nursing. Phygcal EducaHon To stay in good condition and to have fun at the same time, we have a physical education class three days a week. The other two days of the week, the physical education period is devoted to the studying of physical welfare. hh One of the enjoyable courses taught at Churchill is ele- A rt mentary art. Sketching, drawing, and painting are a few of the fundamentals thagiate explored during the year. u 46me35?+$4$;$ x Mr . Kenneth Clausen Mr . Roy Pearson Mr . John Hitchison Churchill Is Always Busy Remember the Christmas tree were made in art class. ? The decorations CHURCHILL JUNIOR HIGH STORY Due to the tremendous activity pro- gram carried on by our school, an idea was conceived that these many activities should be told by way of radio. Consequently a group was formed to present. every two weeks, over WGIL. portions of our school progra In. Mr. Phlamm was the sponsor. This is a picture of one of the pro- grams being taped to present. Student-Faculty Scrimmage! Joann Adams J udy Adams Dwayne Albert Linda Albert Thomas Aldrich Cindy Alps Angela Alvarado George Anderson Jane Anderson Kenneth Anderson Rona 1d Anderson Clayton Apt Gerry Armstrong James Armstrong Linda Arnold Stephanie Atwater Kenneth Augustson Lyle Austin Maiy Ann Austin Steve Ballard Charlotte Bell John Benson Roger Berg Sandra Bern Angela Beserra Donna Betts Linda Betsworth Gary Biggiam Edward Bjorkrnan Gary Blackledge Diana Blake Gregg Blankenshipp Paul Bledsoe Sue Boettcher Bridget Bohan Jane Bondi Connie Borth David Bowles Daniel Boyd Stephen Bradley Bruce Breitweiser Hazel Brooks Bruce Burger Vicki Burke Glen Burt Richard Bush Ronald Buster Barbara Camp Linda Campbell Garnett Cantwell Marion Cantwell Carlene Carlson Jeanette Carter Sandra Cassens Kathleen Chambers Susan Clark Morris Coliaman Katherine Collopy Linda Collopy Carl Colwell David Colwell Faylene Conard Barbara Connour Ruthann Connour Frank Cooley Kevin Cox Mary Crouse Deborah Dalton Edith Davis Steven Davis Michael Davison Ann Delawder James Denny Susan Doores Alice Downard Cheryl Drake Linda Erickson Cynthia Ericson Joyce Evans Shirley Evans James Farris Jack Feldman Ronald Ferguson Steve Fox Vicky Frinsthal Brenda Furlong Carol Ga-ines Polly Gamble Mary Gardner Connie Garrett Janice Geise Perry Gliessman Marcia Goff Jack Godsil Thomas Golden Lance Gordon Joel Graham Eric Gray Terry Gray Becky Grayson Dean Gregg Marlene Greenstreet Thomas Griffith Marlene Gross Sally Guardalabene Dona 1d Gummerson Amelia Gutierrez Robert Jampton Maxine Hamrick Terry Hand Deborah Hanson Richard Hanson Roberta Hanson Anne Hardine Steve Hardine Sandra Harding Steven Harshbarger Mark Hartley Douglas Harvey Carl Hawkinson Mark Hebard David Hendricks Steven Hendricks Donald Hennenfent Roger Hillard Mary Hinchman Jeffrey Hinrichs' Terry Hodge Charles Hodieme Theodore Hoffman Roselyn Horkstrom Charles Hoschek Edward Howard Colleen Huss Robert Huston Janet Icenogle William Jackson Mary Henderson Allyson Jagow Robert Jasperson Dixie Johnson Larry Johnson Martha Johnson Steven Johnson Thomas Johnson Marla Joy Everett Kane Teresa Kelley Russell Kemp Lois Kimbrough Brian Knott Linda Kruetzer Kay Kuntz Patricia Lagerstrom Linde Larkins Rodney Larkins Debbie Larson Robert Lindstrom Ralph Linroth DeiAnn Logsdon James Lucas Sandra McClure Judy McCool Millicent McNeair James MacLean Robert MacMillan Betty Malone Lynn Mariner Steven Marshall Paul Martin Gregory Maupin Albert Menke Gerald Mercer Cecil Mesecher Mark Middlewood Robert Miner Veneta Minteer Dale Moberg Kenneth Moore Daniel Morrison Rosalee Morse Mary Moshe: Judy Mundwiler Barbara Murk Karon Myler Rebecca Napier Carpl Nelson Michael Nelson Dean Noonan John Nyman Peter Nyrnan Robert Olivero Leon Otten Janet Page Peter Paisley Ardie Paquin Linda Parcel John Parton William Patch James Pearson Natalie Perez William Peters Helen Peterson John Peterson Pat Pickrel Martin Plank Samuel Ponce Meryss Potter Jeanne Pottorf Alice Powell James Powell Richard Qualls Connie Rackouski Janie Ramsey Margaret Ray Mary Ray Barbara Reams Janis Reynolds Jerome Roberson Betty Roberts Carley Roberts Janet Robinson David Roitburd Sharon Rose Wayne Rouland David Ruedig Barbara Sanville Ruth Sharar David Shaver Judy Shay Alice Sherwood James Sherwood John Sherwood Glenn Showers Jon Sibley Patricia Slaughter Linda Small Pamela Smith Von Smith Wanda Smith Evelyn Snyder Jan Squire Jon Squire Carol Steed Sandra Steele David Stegall Douglas Stickell Albert Still Thomas Stoerzbach Vicki Stomberg Junior Strum Patti Sullivan Roberta Sundberg Beverly Swanson Roger Swigart Joan Taylor Roy Taylor Janilee Theobald Kathryn Thompson Barbara Thorpe Alice Tinsley James Tonkin Carolyn Tracy Sandra Traff Carol Trask Kenneth Tribbey James Troland C. S. Turner Douglas Turner Linda Turner Eric Ubben Joseph Vancil John Villarreal David Wald Garry Walker Vilda Walker Gary Wallace Alan Ward Edmond Watson Terry Watson Pamela Hilligoss Diana Smith Barry Swanson Larry Watters Byron Way Sue Weaver Connie Webb Larry Weech Douglas Weingarten Francille Wells Connie Westfall Donald Westfall Linda Wilkins Sally Williams Sandra Wilson Jerry Wixforth Douglas Youngren Karen Yourison Ann Ziegenhorn Gail Zumwalt Chin up and Smile, please are familiar phrases heard in the early autumn days at our school. Here, Mr. Mustard, assisted by many, including yearbook staff members, is shown taking pictures which you have just seen in the yearbook. Your picture is good, but mine doesn't look like me, is heard often as individual pictures are examined. In later years you will enjoy comparing hair styles. Pictures are always fun. We hope you enjoy looking at all of them. 9n Jacqueline Alderson Richard Alexander Gregory Anderson James Anderson Linda Anderson Marsha Anderson Michael Anderson Terry Anderson William Anderson Dona 1d Andrews Gary Armstrong Deanna Arnold Boyce Ator Jane Augustson Deanne Austin Diann Bair Linda Balser Michael Bangert Sonia Bantz Bruce Barton Connie Baughman Peter Bebas Karl Becker Rolf Behrents Judy Bell Merrily Bellis Lana Benson Becky Black Vicki Blaine Ruth Ann Bledsoe Roger Blevins Sue Bloomgren Becky Asher Ronald Bloomgren Celeste Bohman John Bond Nancy Bond Kristie Boone Deborah Boostrom Donna Booton Nancy Bowen John Bradford Thomas Bramlett Laura Brannon Valerie Brattstrom Michael Briggs Michael Brown Linda Brown Susan Brown Carol Bryant James Burch Michael Burns Nancy Burns Christie Butterfield Leonard Byerly Linda Cabeen Carol Campbell Delores Campbell Kay Campbell Mary Lee Canada Richard Cannon Marlene Carithers Sandra Carlson Linda Carr Mary Ellen Carson Robert Carter James Catlin Frank Centeno Betty Ann Childers David Chisholm Brian Christianson Connie Cills Deborah Cirimotich Donna Clay Peggy Clay Lynn Conover Sharon Cooper Bernel Cowan Jacqueline Courson Luann Cox Catherine Crayton Walter Dagen James Danna Gregory Danner Jessianne Darrah Cheryl Davis Kenneth Davis Linda Davis Michael Davis Nancy Davis Ella Dawson David Delawder Roger DeWeese Gregory DeWitt Martin DeWitt Cathy Dickerson Linda Dillon Brent Dollinger Lawrence Doyle Timothy Doyle Mary Dufrene Michael Ebbing Roger Edgar Priscilla Eichorn Raymond Ellison Robert Engle Gary Ericson Roger Ericsson Paula Etheridge John Eyre Carol Fahlund Nick Fancher Susan Fash William Fields Larry Findahl Rebecca Findahl John Fisher Jean Foglesong Larry Foster Gary Frakes John Frebetg Susan F undenberger Kay Furlong Harvey Gabel Larry Gage Richard Galbreath James Gaston Judy Gaston .Mary Gehring Sheri Gentz Richard Gerard Ronald Gilbreath Thomas Gilmore Edwin Glass John Gliessman Linda Goodman Patricia Gordon Charles Graham Karen Granberg John Green Karen Green Joann Greene Steven Greenstreet Homer Gray Dianne Griffith Timothy Griffith Mary Grubisich Jean Guenther William Guenther Vicki Gunther Ronald Haffner Betty Hale Gregory Hammond Mary Harman David Hanson Larry Harding Nancy Harrison Michael Harshbarger Mary Harvey Sarah Hawkinson Jack Hebard Steven Helms Ronald Henry Donald Hickenbottom John Hines John Hinrichs Fred Hodge Joyce Hohner Carolyn Holsinger Jarri Holt Larry Hopping John Houston Kathryn Howell Terry Huffaker Douglas Hunsicker Kay Hunter Emma Huntington Patrick Imler Alan Indelicato Larry Jackson Diana Jacobs Marlene Jarrett Craig Jobe William Johnson Cathryn Johnson David Johnson Dona 1d Johnson Gary Johnson Kay Johnson Marilyn Johnson Stanley Johnson Kathleen Jones Kenneth Jones Susan Jones Steve Jordan William Keith Larry Kendall John Ketcham Eldon Kilpatrick Richard Klossing Janice Knuth James Knutson Brina Koratsky Keith Kuntz Gary Ladendorf Neva Lake Caroline Lamb Sharon Lester Jo Beth Lindsay Gary Lindsey Mary Linroth Joyce Livingston Connie Longgrear Nancy Lundeen Steve Lundeen Jane Lyons David Lundstrom David McCammon Elizabeth McCreight Freda McDougald Nancy Madderom Rachel Mahnesmith Terry Malcolm Patricia Malone Robert Marshall Jerry Martin Donald Martinez William Mast Fred Mathers Leonard May Eddy Meldrum Jesse Mercado Minnie Mesecher Martin Middlewood Carol Miller Jay Miller Linda Moe Jane Moore James Moore Rebecca Sue Moore William Moore Larry Morris Gary Morrow Linda Morse Richard Morse Sharon Myler Allen Naugle John Near Janet Neeley Brett Nelson Christine Nelson David Nelson Donnie Nelson Michael Nelson Thomas Nelson John Nemeth Martha Neveln Virginia Newcomer Patricia Nichols Susan Nyman Chip Odell Priscilla Ostrander Dennis Pacheco Joseph Padilla Roger Page Patricia Paige Robert Palmer Suzanne Parnell Rebecca Paton Sharon Pearson Richard Perez Martha Petersen John Peterson Joyce Peterson Larry Peterson Paul Peterson Richard Peterson Nancy Plank James Ponce Wintress Poole Bonnie Porter Joann Pottorf Diana Powell Linda Powell J ohn Pratt Frances Probst Carol Pumfrey Janice Quigley Daniel Quinn James Ramsey Pamela Randell Sharon Randolph Connie Ray Mark Read Judy Reams David Reem Cindy Reeves Peggy Richardson Sennett Richmond Judy Ring Steven Ring Sue Roark Cheryl Robbins Steven Robbins Otis Roberson Barbara Roberts Daniel Roberts Lynn Robertson Linda Robertson Phillip Rosine Bruce Roth James Ryberg William Sandidge James Sargeant Michael Sargeant Maria Sariano Bryan Sarver John Sauter Rita Sauter Daniel Schaubert Gwen Schleifer Jeff Schneider Karen Schroeder Christine Schwarz Roger Sears Anthony Settle Dennis Shafer Rex Shaver Gary Shelton Steven Shelton Rosemary Shepherd James Sholl Dav id Shumaker David Sippel Carol Sloan Robert Smartt Joyce Smith Neil Smith Rebecca Smith Sheldon Smith Michael Sneddon John Spencer William Spilman Arthur Spires Peggy Staff Susan Steele Barbara Stegall Roger Stegall Myra Stephens Michele Stevens Katherine St. George Peggy Stone Judy Stoneking Mary Stoneking William Stoneking Steven Strand Richard Stremmel Sallie Strong Lana Swann Carolee Swanson James Swanson Thomas Swegle Ronald Tate Linda Tenhaaf Roger Terpening Carol Thorsen Cynthia Thurman James Todd Diane Townsend Leroy Tracy William Tucker Alex Tuszynski Karen Unsicker Patricia Van Fossen Walter Veach Joan Voss Edna Wade Robert Wade Dennis Wagner Vicki Waldeck Elizabeth Walker Nancy Wallace Connie Webber Myron Welch John White Iolynn White Richard White Sandra Wick Ronald Wilbur Stanford Williams Rita Wilson Marjorie Windom Carolyn Windish Alberta Woolridge Craig Wright James Wuerzburger Dianne Yarger Robert Yelm Raymond Young Steven Zarske Thomas Zefo LockerlnspecHon WE KEEP THE BEE HIVE CLEAN BEE clean - - keep it neat BEE safe - - keep it locked BEE prepared -- use your books BEE thoughtful use your space. Ninth Graders Have Fun ; Mun v wy'. , w, 1U r .l Donald Allen Joseph Anderson Joyce Anderson Marilee Anderson Roy Anderson Sandra Anderson Steven Apsey Helen Arie Ann M. Armstrong Ann R. Armstrong Sharon Atkinson William Axline James Ball Roberta Bangs John Barker Gregory Bashor Myrna Beamer Peggy Benson Sharon Bern Susan Blake Linda Adams Patricia Adams Henry Agans Myra Aldus Richard Alfaro 3004. n on n 1gnu 'Pu'lfl Clifford Blundy F red Brannon Richard Briggs Timothy Boydstun Edgar Bridgewater Louise Brown Ronald Brown Michael Buckner Robert Buncher Sandra Burke Larry Cabeen Neal Caldwell Thomas Calhoun Daniel Campbell Ann Carley Jacqueline Carlson Rodney Carlson Christine Carr Terry Carr Wanda Carter Jeanne Cawkins John Chapman Edward Chessman Ann Chesney Darrell Clay Robert Collopy Twyla Conard Melvin Conlon Connel Conner Susan Cooper William Copeland J udith Cotton Janet Crayton Carey Cromer Sherry Cromer Ralph Dean Michael DeForrest Gene Denisar James Denisar Jerold Denney Frank Dexter Douglas Doty Grace Downard Sharon Drasites Beverly Dunlop Ann Eberhart Charlotte Eiker Sharon Enlow Roger Epperson Helen Fesler Arlene Fields Fred Fields Vicki Firof Barbara Fish Michael Flaherty Michael Dagen Susan Dalton Anita Danielson R0 bert Darrah Richard Davis Vicki Foster Jack Frazier Stewart Fuller James Gaines James Galey Vera Galbreath Rodney Galyean Cheryl Hilligoss Gloria Garcia James Gardner Sally Gardner Neal Gensini Tony Gerk Jan Gerstner Mary Gibb Pamela Gladfelter Kathryn Gladson Jerry Glas Sandra Glas Stephen Goad Vicki Gonyo Bonnie Graham John Granberg Judy Greene Beverly Greenfield Ted Greenquist Terry Grimes Kathleen Guenther Nancy Hanson Ann Harper Charles Hawkinson David Hawkinson William Hawkinson Shirley Henderson Ray Hinsch Gary Hohner John Holmes Stanley Holton Pamela Hopping Darlene Housh Constance Humes Janice Humphrey Michael Imler Gary John Alan Johnson Carol Johnson David Johnson Lucy Johnson Lyle Johnson Mimi Johnson Nancy Johnson 1 Pamela Johnson Richard Johnson Robert Johnson Victor J ohnson Eugene Kemp erry Kniss Shirley Knuth Kay Lammerts Francis Larkins Sue Lawson Joyce Lemmer Edward Lindsey Dennis Lithander Kathy Lundeen Christian Lyon Ann McKenzie Suzanne McMaster Patrick McNamara Beverly Mace Edward Mallory Gloria Malone Joyce Martin Loren May Michael Meldrum Diane Melville Fritz Menke Bessie Meredith James Miles Ronald Miles Alan Miller Robert Miller Dorothy Mims Gloria Mims Richard Morris Stephen Morrison Nora Morrow Richard Morton Linda Mower Russell Mundwiler Margaret Murphy Rosalie Nelson Marcia Newcomer Donna Nichols Thomas Noecker Nancy Oberg Kathy O'Connor James Olson Diane Palmgren John Parker Karen Parr John Pedigo Sue Perschnick George Peterson Leonard Peterson Diane Pettit Eugene Phillips Nancy Plummet Joe Portillo Carol Pouche Richard Powell Larry Price Clara Quinn Joyce Randall Willard Ray Janice Reed Betty Reinsehmidt Dorothy Reinschmidt Charles Richardson James Richardson Daniel Riddell Donald Roberts Jeanne Roberts William Robinson Katrina Rood Gordon Rosine Howard Rossell Howard Rowe Larry Rowley Henry Russell Judy Ryberg Hattie Samuelson Patricia Sands Dena Schiewitz Elaine Schleifer Gilbert Schumann Judy Scott Carl Serven Diane Settle Margo Shay Donald Sherwood Jack Short Jane Shrader Richard Simmons Harvey Sloan Herbert Sma 11 Douglas Smith Janice Smith Martha Smith Charles Sneddon William Southwell Neal Spencer Linda Stegall Lonnie Stewart Cindy St. George Georgia Stiarwalt Marie Stillwell Larry Stinson Allen Stotts Wanda Strickland Ross Strong Marie Sullivan Judy Sundberg Donald Swanson Martha Sward Robert Swigart Sally Swise Ella Taylor Shirley Taylor Harriet Tennant Judy Thrailkill Barbara Thurman Susan Tracy Richard Stegall Ted Sterling Lucinda Stevens Mary Stevens Daniel Stewart Terry Tracy Rodney Tulin James Turner David Uhlmann Kirsten Underwood Judy Unzicker David Vancil Yolanda Vargas John Voss June Wallace Sandra Wallace Raymond Ward Kaye Watkins Bonnie Weaver William Weaver Madelyn Webber Sandra Weber Connie Weech Ronald Wells Theodore West Trudy West Debbie White Rebecca White Steven White Carol Wicks James Wilkins Paul Wilkins Vincent Williams Sheila Witherell Steven Wood Mary Woodson Gary Woolsey Alice Wright Nancy Zahora Jean Ziengenhorn In Memory of Mary Jean The me mbers of the George Churchill Junior High School Flashback Staff wish to dedicate this page in memory of Mary Jean Erwin. Mary Jean, who was born October 22, 1946, attended Churchill School for two years. She was an active member of the Student Council during her eighth grade of school. Mary Jean met death in an auto accident just before school started in Septe mber. Inlstratlon Adm 1! Principal - Counselors four administrators busy as bees. In the office area one can find these HARRY M. GARST, Principal g? INEZ JORDAN STANFORD SHOVER GEORGE SHELLY Our Churchill Teachers Help Guide and .uoguaonuohuuucagco-ao'cotoO-ooo-n.oo-non-onuooao.gou-nuuuu..o.ountoovootthuwnOO-n 0.0-. LOUISE FLICKINGER: Business Education RICHARD FRANKLIN: Science ESTHER FURROW: Science MARY E. GOFF: Latin FRANCES GRA DY: Librarian VERLA HAYS: Mathematics HELEN C. HUNTER: Mathematics ALICE JACOBEY: English, Geography FRANCES KLOSS: Mathematics BRIAN KRUEGAR: Instrumental Music KENNETH B. KYLE: Mathematics, Industrial Arts KAY LAIRD: Geography, English KEITH R. LAPE: Science MILDRED B. MILLER: English, Typewriting PAULINE NEICE: Geography, History, English On Our Beeline of Education .-anuo-uua.s-voo-gaano'o.o.--oo..-unannou-uonpbopauno-IIIII'o-Io-t------.'tI-DI-.u----III-np.-u----.ol-'l MARTHA ALBIN: Home Living i ROWEN W. ALDRICH: History DAVID B. ALLEN: VocalMusic ROBERT ALLEN: Mathematics, Physical Ed VIRGINIA BONNEFON: Home Living FRA NCES BROWN: Spanish BA RBA RA CA N TRELL: History JF m WcW DAVID CATLIN: Science RAEDENE COMBS: Civics BARBARA DOUGLAS: Physical Education, English CHARLES W. EDWARDS: PhysicalEducation WILLIAM ERICKSON: Industrial Arts GILBERT FARNHAM: Science SANDRA FEY: Mathematics RUTH E. FINN: English. Prepare Us For a Better Tomorrow GRACE OLSON: English, Geography REX PERSHING: Industrial Arts KENNETH PHLAMM: Civics ROSAMOND S. PRYDE: English OLIVE REID: PhysicalEducation RUSSELL SEL LETT: Science CLARK M. SELLS: Mathematics JOYCE M. SHARICK: English LOUISE SHAWVER: Physical Education RENNIE SMITH: Art Education GEORGE STEPHENSON: Industrial Arts RUSSELL SWISE: Physical Education ALBERT WILLIAMS: Special Education CAROLINE WICKS: Home LiVing, English CLARA ALICE MC CREIGHT: School Nurse Records Must Be Kept Miss Patricia Swanson Miss Joyce Courson Our schoolrecords are kept in tiptop condition by our efficient office help fondly known to us as Joyce and Pat. Pat is new to our school this year for when Mary Lou McClain resigned to become a school girl again, Pat was hired. Mary Lou is studying to become a teacher. Cafeteria records are kept by Mrs. Ethel Dudley, Cafeteria Manager for District 205. Mrs . Ethel Dudley We Couldn't Do Without 'Em Mr. Brown. Mrs. Cooper, and Mr. Stoeckel h INAFIX We re ally would be in a fix without our custodians! They're always hard at work keeping our school in tip-top condition and always on hand whenever the need for them arises. This fine group of people is cheerful and cooperative and often receive not enough credit for what they do. I'm sure you will agree that we couldn't do without 'ern! We salute you, the care- takers of the George Churchill Junior High School. Mr. Jacobs Pictured above is a group of teachers who had a cup of coffee and a bit of conversation with Mrs. McNeil just before she left Churchill. She is h old ing a small gift presented from the group. At the right is the new electric typewriter used in the office. This picture was taken the first day the machine was in use. Mirian McNeil G athe re d in the auditorium are parents, students and faculty mem- bers. The purpose was to listen to counselors present information prior to the ninth grade enrollment for high school. Such meetings were al- so he 1 d for both the seventh a nd eighth grades. u'll,1,, What DID you do NOW? Hard at work 0 again? Our Preparations For Lunch Each morning the ticket sellers can be found busily selling tickets- - daily, weekly, and monthly. Noon hour finds the halls a crowded mass of students and teach- ers hurrying to get a place in the lunch line. Watchful and alert, the ticket punchers must watch for students with defaced and used lunch tickets. The Cafeteria Buzz Always busy to prepare us delicious meals. our cooks have a tremendous job preparing food for about 800 students each day. Students are given free meals for doing suchwork as serving des- sert in the lunchroom. Lunch hour gives us a chance to visit with friends and hear the latest ha pp en in gs. Six hundred persons can be fed at one time. - - - After Hours - - - Boys do wash d ishes, and plenty of them. Cafeteria workers must be efficient and dependable as these boys imply. Many students have never had the chance to view the dishwashing machine used in our kitchen. Our milk is always promptly delivered by our milkman. This is quite a job for a schoolaslarge as Churchill. Flashback Staff SITTING: Brina Koratsky, Mary Stevens, Cindy Reeves, Ann McKenzie, Mimi Johnson, co- editor; Rosalie Nelson, co-editor; Kathy Dickerson, Anita Danielson. STANDING: Dave Johnson, Rodney Carlson, Charles Graham, Henry Russell, Hattie Samuelson, Yolanda Vargas, Miss Miller, faculty sponsor; Judy Thrailkill. The production ofa school yearbook takes much time and effort on the part of all concerned. The task of the yearbook staff has been to tell to the best of our ability the history of this school year, and it is our hope that we have achieved a result agreeable to all. The staff has been appreciative of the leadership of the co-editors of the book; they are Rosalie Nelson and Mimi Johnson. All of the art work with the exception of cutouts has been done by Mimi. Especially do we thank our adviser. Miss Miller, without whose invaluable services as chief executive, trouble-shooter, director, and good friend, this publication would not have been possible. The staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank the entire school for its cooperation and response. The staff also wants to thank Mr. Sells for his wonderful photographs and his patience with us. Magazine Soles Drive ROW ONE: Douglas Harvey. Eddie Meldrum, Ricky Cannon, Brina Koratsky, Martha Neveln, Susan Brown, Connie Baughman. Debby Dalton, Laura Brannon, Mr. Pershing. ROW TWO: Craig Wright, Dick Davis, Gary Lindsey. Rolf Behrents, Larry Weech. Jane Bondi, Debbie Larson. ROW THREE: Clayton Apt, Phil Rosina, Nancy Wallace, J udy Bell, Barbara Stegall, Shirley Henderson, Jeanne Roberts, Mary Hinchman. Bridget Bowen. ROW FOUR: Terry Grimes. Eddie Lindsey, Cliff Blundy, Mike Dagen, Carol Johnson, Mimi Johnson. Judy Thrailkill, Elizabeth McCreight, Arlene Fields, Kay Johnson. The success of the yearbook depends to a large degree hpon the outcome of the annual magazine drive. Without its profits your staff could not produce such a book as this. Our sincere thanks go to Mr. Pershing for his successful campaign this fall. Every sale made helps reach the goal set--keep this in mind for next fall. Save your sub- scriptions for our school. Special thanks goes to the three high sales- men. Shirley Henderson. $109.95; Nancy Wallace. $85.05;Rolf Behrents. $82.80. Student Council ROW ONE: Cliff Blundy, president; Tim Guardlabene, vice-president; Sharon Drasites. treasurer; and Gloria Garcia, secretary. ROW TWO: Yolanda Vargas, Lynn Mariner, Connie Cills, Dale Moberg, Bruce Roth, Steve Ballard, Dan Shaubert. Ted Hoffman. ROW THREE: Mrs. Jordan. Terry Tracy, Joan Voss, Kay Watkins, Pat Nichols. Sonia Bantz, Beverly Swanson, Carol Trask, Pete Paisley, Martin DeWitt, Rolf Behrents. ROW FOUR: Peggy Staff. Vicki Gunther,Cathy Dickerson, Carley Ann Roberts, Donna Nichols, J ack Woolsey, Roy Anderson. J erry Glas, Tom Johnson, Charles Hodierne, and David Ream. A SERVICE ORGANIZATION The student council is a school service organization. It represents the entire school body by means of representatives elected in each homeroom. All the problems of the school are discussed and solved in the best way possible. The council has many services for the student body such as the morning paper supply sales, the brownie and doughnut sales. The student council's main duty is to serve the students in any way possible and its members have the goal of doing just that! Mrs. Jordan is the adviser of the group. Blue Streak Blaze Staff STAFF--Nancy Johnson, Betty Reinschmidt, editors;Peggy Staff, Sue Roark, Sharon Enlow, Linda Powell, Sue Perschnick, Judy Gaston, Valerie Brattstrom, Kay Lammerts, Steve Strand, Marilee Anderson, Joe Anderson. John Peterson. Becky Findahl, Judy Unzicker, Kathy Gladson, Vicki Gunther, Torn Aldrich. SPONSOR--Mrs. Finn. Typing Club Our Club Time Clubs Airplane Club Art Club Whittling Club Our Activity Periods CLUBS Spanish Club E. H. A. Debating Club Science Clubs 1;: a MAHEHM mama, x 4; W Mums; Bk we a A w, G Iw A Science Club Eighth Grade Drama Club Photography Club Library Cadets Assist Us ROW ONE: Janice Reed, Kathy Thompson, Gail Zumwalt, Debbie Cirimotich, Suzanne Parnell, Bonnie Graham, Roberta Bangs, Jane Augustson. ROW TWO: Barbara Stegall, Shirley Henderson, Kitty Howell, Miss Grady, Vicki Blaine, Nancy Madderon, Suzanne McMaster, Charles Sneddon. ROW THREE: Becky Findahl, Nancy Harrison, Elizabeth McCreight, Sue Dalton, David Hanson, Danny Riddell. Not pictured: Mary Stevens, Linda Betsworth, Judy Ryberg, Nancy Johnson, Ann Carley, Ann McKenzie, Barbara Sanville, Polly Gamble, Marlene Carithers. Book love. my friends, is your pass to the greatest, the purest, and the most perfect pleasure that God has prepared for His creatures. It lasts when all other recreations are gone. It will last you until your death. It will make your hours pleasant to you as long as you live. Anthony Trollope The P. T.A. Board Meets in Library Churchill Music Groups TOP: S. Atkinson. B. Graham, R. Bangs. M. J ohnson, M. Stevens, L. Stinson, G. Rosine, D. Stewart, S. Holton, N. Gensini, C. Graham, M. Anderson, J. Reed. V. Firof, M. Beamer. THIRD ROW: B. Weaver. V. Gonyo, K. Lundeen, N. Bowen, S. Glas, J. Holmes. D. Swanson, P. Wilkins, W. Ray. J. Carlson, S. Swiss, 8. Tracy, J. Thrailkill. M. Stillwell, M. Petersen. SECOND ROW: 8. Perschnick, M. Smith, M. Newcomer, L. Brannon, M. Carson, S. Smith. R. Tulin, J. Short, R. Hinsch, E. Schliefer, C. Humes, S, Hawkinson, R, Moore, P, Gamble, BOTTOM: P. Stone, K.Jones, C. Bowman, M. Canada, M. Belis, E. Cheeseman. J. Chapman, T. Calhoun, E. Taylor. S. Taylor. V. Blaine, C. Robbins, M. Sward, Mr. Allen. MIXED ENSEMBLE Top Gordon Rosine Charles Graham Neal Gensini Eddie Cheeseman Larry Stimson First Marilee Anderson Roberta Bangs Martha Petersen Vicki Firof Mary Carson At Piano--Cheryl Robbins Complement Our School TOP: S. Blake, B. Reinsehmidt, H. Tennant. J . Johner, .T. Greene, S. Bantz, J . Augustson, J. Scott, S. Enlow, G. Malone. J. Unzicker. THIRD ROW: R. Nelson, K. Watkins, K. St.George, M. Sullivan, D. Camp- bell, K. Rood, Y. Vargas. H. Samuelson, G. Garcia, K. Boone, K. Parr. SECOND ROW: K. Lammerts, S. Gardner, M. Neveln. D. Cirimotich, L. J ohnson, A.Harper, P. Randell, R. Asher. BOTTOM ROW: H. Fesler, L.Anderson, C.Sloan. M.Gehring, N. Burns, M. Woodson, S. Gentz, L. Robertson, F. McDougald. TOP: M. Beamer, B. Weaver, J. Reed, M. Stillwell. MIDDLE ROW: S. 613.3. K. Lundeen, V. Blaine, M. Stevens. BOTTOM ROW: C. Robbins, K. Watkins, P. Stone, M. Sward. Accompanists: S. Tracy, S. 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Hanson,J . Icenogle,D. J ohnson, L. Wilkins, J . Robinson, G. Zumwalt, D. Wald, D. Stegall, T. Hand. J. Nyman. THIRD ROW: F. Conard, K. Thompson, V. Frinsthal, M. McNeair, J. Anderson, J. Theobald, B. Reams, L. Bettsworth, B. Thorpe. SECOND ROW: S. Atwater, B. Camp, AuPowelr, R. Herkstrom. S. Cassens, .T. McCool, B. Sanville, L. Small, 8. McClure. FIRST ROW: P. Slaughter, E. Snyder, M. Goff. J. Reynolds, P. Gamble, J. Bondi, S. Clark. C. Trask. MUSIC PARENTS--Mrs. Brian Kruger. Mrs. Thomas J ordan. Mrs. Floyd Stegall, Mrs. Robert Eichorn. Mrs. William Epperson, Mrs. Walt Beamer, Mrs. Ralph Anderson, Mrs.Stanley Denisar, Mr.David Allen. Assemblies and Plays Football Fanfare A cast in excess of one hundred. plus a number of backstage workers, was involved in the fall dramatic offering, a variety show entitledt'Football Fanfare. The Drama Club was assisted by represent- ative groups from the music and physical education departments. During the first part of the show the audience witnessed a rehearsal for between-halves entertain- ment at a football game. The participants were members of the Pep Band, the Marching Group. and the Majorettes. The remainder of the show, enacted by members of the Drama Club. assisted by the cheer- leaders and several students from the music department, was devoted to a variety of events that occurred in the park preceding and following The Big Game. Miss Grace Olson directed the production. The Unguided Miss THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Susan Dalton ia Nichols 1c John Near Patr Rolf Behrents Peggy Benson Sally Swise 1 Johnson Mim 1 Neal Gensin Pat McNamara ie Humes Ronald Henry Conn Vicki Gonyo STUDENT DIRECTORS Sharon Atkinson Martha Neveln Awards Were Presented The above-pictured students were honored at the annual Awards' Assembly held in May 1960 To be among this group is an honor. Congratulations to each of you! The DAR Good Citizenship Award went to Becky VFW Auxiliary presented 50-star flags for each Erickson classroom. In the Limelight POETRY CONTEST W INNERS The National High School Poetry Association recognized these stu- dents by publishing their original poems in the annual Anthology of High School Poetry. Pictured are: M. Petersen, P. Nichols, D. Boos- trom, N. Bowen, N. Gensini, C. Graham, C. Hawkinson, D. Roit- burd, C. Robbins, D. Palmgren, C. Schwarz, T. Swengle, S. Roark, M. DeWitt. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Cliff Blundy Pictured at the left is Cliff Blundy. our student coun- cil president, as Mr. Garst administered the oath of office. Susan Tracy is shown as she accepted third prize in the D. A . V. Poster Contest. ART CONTEST HELD Berry Klingman presented to our school the oil painting that was g ive n in recognition of his standing in the State Art Contest. The school if proud of the picture. This award was made possible by the Women's Club. POE MS PUBLISHED At the 1960 Awards' Assem- bly, Peggy Benson, Ronnie W e b b e r, Sharon Drasites, Suzanne Mc Masters and Richard Morris were presen- ted a n anthology in which their original poems had been published. EXCELLENT RATINGS WERE RECEIVED At the 1960 Awards' Assembly, Betsy Urban, B111 Hintichs, and Rob Gordon were cited for having received ratings of Excellent in the Latin Contest. These three Latin students received pins and certificates for their work at the Latin Contest. Pay Assemblies Robert T. Edgar: iiConquest into Space and the Search for Other Planets was the topic of our first pay assembly. Mr. Edgar took us on our first trip to outer space. Ray F. Mansalvatge: From Runner Up to Champion. Mr. Mansalvatge was an inspiring young speaker. Pruth McFarlin: Mr. McFarlin was the first pro- fessional musician to entertain us this year. He is a radio and concert tenor--a great singer with soul and character in his voice. Modern Percussion Trio: James Dutton. Head of Percussion Department of the American Conserva- tory of Music was the leader of the group and brought our pay assemblies to an end. This group is not pictured. Thanksgiving Assembly Many students participated in our Annual Thanksgiving Assembly. There was a wide variety of Chorale readings, psalms, prayers, poems, and songs. We also heard the story of the first Thanksgiving which gave us the true spirit for the Thanksgiving holidays. Christmas Assembly Special Assemblies The centennial of Abraham Lincoln's election as President of the Uhited States was celebrated by a special assembly held in the auditorium. Under the supervision of Miss Douglas. members of the ninth grade English Class gave an oratotial of Lincoln's life. Our school had the priviledge of hearing two instrumental groups this past winter. The Knox- Galesburg Symphony Orchestra presented a demonstration of their instruments and the technique of a symphony orchestra. The Galesburg Senior High School Band gave a program of marches and varied concert music. Visual Aids and Lighting Crews N x x N W , WWW xx , vam Wm M w M NW WV K W M I? w WWWWW mm NW N 4x w W m MW ngw The Streaking Blue Streaks ROW ONE: Jack Short, Ray Anderson, Eugene Phillips, Cliff Blundy, Mike Buckner, Danny Stewart, Larry Foster, John Holmes, Stan Holton, Eddie Chessman, Jim Garner, Tim Doyle. ROW TWO: John Chapman, Pat McNamara, John Bradford, Ray Young, Berry Schuman, Don Swanson, Jerry Glas, Bill Weaver, Gene Denisar, Terry Kniss, Billy Keith, Don Allen, Martin Plank, manager. ROW THREE: Terry Anderson, David Johnson, Bruce Roth, Jack Hebard, Loren May, Steve Helms, Mike Burns, Larry Stimson, Jimmy Ball, Bill Copeland, Bob Johnson, Martin DeWitt, Frank Dexter, manager. ROW FOUR: Dennis Schafer, 1nanager;Ronnie Tate, Ronald Henry, Don Johnson,Craig Jobe,Roger Terpening, Bill Stoneking, Dennis Pacheco, Roger Page, Roger DeWeese, Tim Guardalabene, George Peterson, manager. Coach Edwards left Coach Swise right Makes First Kick on New Field Larry Foster had this to say about the new football field: As I am on the football team, I am very glad to see that we finally got OUR OWN football field. When it became ours, it meant that we would not have to go to Lombard to have our home games but could have them right out in our field. That hundred yard by fifty yard field may not mean very much to many of you, but it's like a trophy to the players who practice and play their games on it. The school would assure Larry that the field does mean much to each student. Above we have pictured the first kick on our own field.. S CORES For the A Squad Churchill 0 Woodruff 19 6 Monmouth 20 O Kewanee 2 1 13 Richwoods 14 20 Canton 13 7 Lombard 6 For the B Squad Churchill 12 Canton 0 13 Lombard 0 The Blue Streaks ROW ONE: Robert Johnson, Bill Copeland, Frank Dexter, Larry Stinson, Henry Russell, Eddie Cheesman, Eugene Phillips, Joe Portillo, Gary John. ROW TWO: Don Swanson, manager;Bob Buncher, Mike Buckner, Fred Brannon, Bill Weaver, Dan Stewart, Darrell Clay, Gordon Rosine, John Holmes. Bob Darrah, Terry Kniss, Jerry Glas, Berry Schumann. manager. NINTH GRADE Churchill 46 Galva 34 47 Monmouth 34 32 Canton 34 44 Oak Su-eet 31 56 Macomb 34 39 Oak Street 37 42 Monmouth 26 37 Lombard 40 50 Galva 56 36 Canton 24 33 Lombard 39 54 Macomb 28 Eighth Grade Team :1. $qu 3 '1 i lMI. $31., . .' '7 DON 3 ROW ONE: Larry Morris, Bernel Cowan. Boyce Ator, Dave Johnson, Martin DeWitt, John Sauter, Don Johnson, Otis Roberson, Dave Lundstrom, Bruce Roth. ROW TWO: Mr. Edwards , coach; Bob Yelm, Dick Perez, Steve Lundeen. Mike Davis, Larry Doyle, Mike Burns, John Eyre, Larry Foster, Jim Catlin, Dennis Schaffer. John Hinrichs, Tim Doyle, manager. EIGHTH GRADE Churchill 45 Galva 26 48 Monmouth 25 31 Canton 21 59 Oak Street 29 40 Macomb 19 33 Oak Street 16 44- Monmouth 34 32 Lombard 26 53 Ga lva 38 28 Canton 31 40 Lombard 32 54 Macomb Our Intramural Program FOOTBALL THROW CHAMPIONS Bruce Menke Mike Sargeant Eddie Mallory Intramurals is for boys who are not competing in football, basketball, baseball, or track. The intramural turnout this past year is far above that of other years. A BASEBALL THROW CHA MPIONS Eric Ubben Jim Sargeant Herb Small . .35 s::.::.:n uk$cvqtin5$gon . . n . . . . a 6:139: 3:35 . a 3.3 n... , 5.!- q 2.... . 3.3323373nununuu $.33... .23 .2 z: $m3.uwu.....::ite n 3325......355 n 33:53:15.1. . 4.1.23.1...3.35:... utzf .21353313 v unaizoi: $31? .3... .. $ me Basketball Champions , Harvey Sloan. ke DeForest i Mallory, M 16 Edd Henry Agans, Jim Ball, John Pedigo, Ray Ward, David Vancil. : Rodney Carlson, BOTTOM ROW TOP ROW . a $3333 TOP ie Byerly, Chip Odell Bill Mast, Mike Nelson, Lenn Henry, Keith Kuntz, Mr. Erickson. John Pratt, Ronn BOTTOM ROW ROW 16 Softball Champions 9TH GRADE BASEBALL W Danny Campbell Ray Hinsch Gary John George Petersen Steve Goad Mr. Erickson Herb Small 8TH GRADE BASEBALL Lennie Byerly Mark Read Mike Nelson Brett Nelson Stan Johnson Mike Harshbarger Bruce Barton Keith Kuntz Chip O'dell Bill Maas 7TH GRADE BASEBALL Paul Martin Dean Gregg Bill Peters Pete Nyman Sam Ponce Gary Blackledge Carl Calwell Jim Armstrong Don Westfall Byron Way Bob Lindstrom Sharon Drasites Nancy Zahora Patty Sands Lucy Johnson Dianne Pettit Barbie Fish Vicki Firof Gloria Garcia Vicki Gonyo Sandy Glas Cheerleaders-Maiorettes by the G.A.A, Kathy Lundeen Sharon Drasites Debbie White Nancy Zahora Carol Wicks Sarah Hawkinson Sandy Glas Vicki Gunther Sandy Anderson Susie Davis Under the supervision of Miss Reid, these girls lead the student section in cheers at our football and basketball games. Few of us realize the time spent by the cheerleaders practicing 01d cheers and making new ones. They are shown here in their new sweaters purchased The Churchill majorettes pictured here represent our School with their fine display of twirling. Theseninth grade girls march in parades and perform at our school basketball tournaments and pep assemblies. Miss Shawver Sponsor Sponsored by Miss Shawver, the Girls' Athletic Association engages in sports such as soccer, basketball, and softball the year round. Our Churchill marching team is one section of the activity. The selling of popcorn, soft drinks, and candy at Churchill's football and basket- ball games is one of the services provided by the G.A.A. Sandy Anderson Vice-President Sally Swise President Cathy Dickerson Secretary Sally Gardner Treasurer Kitty Howell Peaches Carson Point Secretary Publicity FIRE DRILL It's cold out here. It doesn't feel like the building is on fire. It wasn't on fire, but periqdic fire drills are held throughout the school year so that students are pre- pared for emergencies which might arise. When the Churchill Band marches, it plays. This picture was taken during the Thanksgiving vacation when the parade opened the Christ- mas season. Santa was somewhere in the parade. Another proud scene of Churchill students in action! You. too, can tell that our school is a busy one. 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