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

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At the Games CHEERLEADERS Vicki Gunther De Austin Pat Nichols Susie Davis Sonia Bantz Sarah Hawkinson Jodi White Gail Zumwalt Linda Goodman Barb Sanville Most of us agree that the cheerleaders and majorettes are fine comple- ments to our school. The cheerleaders. consisting of eighth and ninth grade girls, help our teams on to victory by their enthusiastic yells. The majorettes, another fine group of girls, complement our school by their twirling exhibitions. Members of these groups are chosen by a system of tryouts held in the spring of each year. MAJORETTES Sharon Lester P. Hilligoss B. Camp Carol Campbell Mary Harmon Rita Sauter J. Shay C. Bohman J odi White Susie Davis 94

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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

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7' G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, bet- ter known as G. A.A. , is an activity which is widely participated in by the girls of Churchill. Corresponding to intramurals for boys, G. A. A. promotes good sportsman- ship, responsibility, and cooperation. Sonia Bantz, President Priscilla Eichorn Vice - President Judi Bell Secre tary Pat Slaughter Point Chairman Gail Zumwalt T reasurer Louise Shawver Sponsor Y Elizabeth McCreight Publicity Chairman 95