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

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This Yeafs Champs LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Yelm, Steve Lundeen, Richard Perez, Larry Doyle, John Eyre, Dennis Shafer, John Pratt, Don Johnson, Jim Catlin, Dave Lundstrom, Mark Read, Bryan Sarver, Otis Roberson, Rolf Behrents, Marty DeWitt, Boyce Ator, Jim Hallock, Larry Morris, Mike Davis, Don Traut, Roger Stegall, Bill Guenther, Mike Bangert, Mr. Catlin, coach; Bob Smartt, manager; and Mr. Swise, coach.

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Go! Fight! Win! ROW ONE: Joe Vancil, Martin Plank, Charles Hoscheck, Steve Hendricks, Dave Stegall, Greg Maupin, Bruce Brietw ieser, David Bowles, Pete Nyman, Chuck Drennan, Jim Sherwood, Jim Showker, and Chuck Hodierne. ROW TWO: Dave Catlin, Coach; Robbie Lott, Larry Anderson, Terry Watkins, John Part0n,Ly1e Austin, W Wild, Edward Bjorkman, Glenn Showers, Gary Catlin, David Goodman, Gary Blackledge, A1 Williams, Assistant Coach. ROW THREE: Jim Pearson, Bill Crouse, Tom Griffith, Jim Hillery, Jim Buckner, Jim Allen, Bill Willander, B111 Peters, Bryan Knott, This year's edition of the Churchill football team met with good success, as it finished with a . 885 percentage. After winning the first two games, they lost the only game of the se ason to 'u Kewanee by a score of 7 - 6. Churchill's backfield consisted of Jim Catlin at quarterback; C Don Johnson, Martin DeWitt, and Roger DeWeese at the halfback positions; and Ray Young at fullback. Mainstays in the line in- cluded Larry Foster, center; Ron Tate and Ron Henry, guards; Mike Burns and Tom Bramlett, at tackles; and Mike Davis, Tim Doyle, John Eyre, and R1 char d Perez sharing the end position. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Swise deserve congratulations on their fine 4 job. Thanks also to Mr. Catlin who 0 o a che d the eighth grade v; team which was defeated by Lombardi in its only game 33 - 12.

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Our Fighting Streaks LEFT TO RIGHT: John Nyman, Don Gummerson, Chuck Hodierne, C.S. Turner, Carl Colwell, Barry Swanson, Clayton Apt, Gerome Roberson, Steve Marshall. Steve Hendricks, Steve Ballard, Bill Crouse, Jack Feldman, Bob Linstrom, Doug Stickell, Dewey Wright, Tom Johnson, Bob Jasperson, Danny Boyd, Richard Qualls, Eddy Howard. Mr. Edwards. coach; Bob Smartt, manager. Scores 91 Churchill 50 60 55 ' 60 38 48 38 41 54 71 50 55 NINTH GRADE TOURNAMENT The Blue Streaks went into this years tourna- ment with a '7-1 record. Churchill's first round was with Canton. Despite a hard fought game, Church- ill came out on the short end of a 42-41 score. In the game for third place, Churchill downed 43 52 36 34 39 25 34 39 42 39 48 30 Monmouth Canton Galva Macomb F armington Monmouth Lombard Farmington Canton Galva Lombard Macomb the Macomb Ponies, 49-32. Churchill 30 1'7 22 21 42 22 28 38 31 3'7 35 39 Scores fa 34 32 25 27 26 38 37 30 35 32 41 22 Monmouth Canton Galva Macomb Edison Farmington Monmouth Lombard F armington Canton Galva Lombard Macomb Edison EIGHTH GRADE TOURNAMENT In the first round, Churchill was set against Galva. Churchillwas the victor by a score of 26-13, In the game for first place, Churchill played its traditional rivals, Lombard. Coming behind from a six point d eficit in the fourth quarter, Lombard won 35-31. 93