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

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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.

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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.

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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.