Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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Row l-Left to right Nelson, john Newberg, Catherine Newbery, Shirley Nichols, Carlene Nordhielm, Bert NUI'l1l.lIl,P.lII'iCi.l O'l5rien, Charles Olson, lfileen Olson, Pntrieii Row-1-lieft to right Rhykerd, Nolx Rieh, Dean Rodeffer, l.ol.i Beth Rodenhouxer, llondld Roselle, -Iseli Rowen, Beverly li yluerg, Shirley Sargent Donald Seott lequthnt 'Q' 0200 Row 2-l,eft to right Orwig, Margaret Usborn, Vfendell Utten, Claudia Owin, Ivan Pneey, klo.in P.1hlow, Georgia Persehniek, Kathryn Peterson, Doris Peterxon, Cieneivieve Row 5+l.eft to right Scott, I-Idith Sereno, lfllen Rose Shanks, XX'illi.nn Slmw, 'lil1CIl11.l Sheely, Llohn Seifert,Rol1ert Silverman, Robert Simpkinw. Nlargnret Skinner, Mildred Row 3-Left to right Pettit, john Pihl, Nancy Potts, Richard Powless, Gladys Pratt, Vernix Puckett, Ruth Quinlin, W'illiam Rxbennu, Clarence Reed, Kenneth Row Gvleft to right Slend, ,Ioan Smith, Anne Smith, Cherie Smith, hluzuiitu Smith,Il.1rna Spencer, Helen Stevens, Patricia Still, Roger StottS, Richard . K . 1 -,L . . ' . ' . 1 . b , 1 Q t 4 I , is :L , I Y 4- , . V Ei, i W' . a. . I , Q' t v . A I we 4 . N' f V, .. I f if K 1 1 ' . ,,t. f , X L ' fn, ' ' H f 7 5' T5 in

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'ZU' fa a. Ali-We Sllfaea-rqwaqf From Wfaverly, Iowa, came a new football coach, C. C. Van Dyke, and with him a new style of play was introduced, a style marked with speed and deception, power and ease. Galesburg enjoyed a prosperous year on the gridiron, Bud, winning Hve, dropping one and tying one. The 1943 season began with a bang', as the GHS machine slipped by East Peoria's Raiders, tabbed as the strongest eleven in the greater Peoria area, in a 2-O tilt. The defensive play of the Streaks was outstanding and contributed greatly to the successful opener. Van Dyke's charges made it two in a row the following week as they buffeted Peoria Wfoodruff 24-0. The Streak backs cut loose with a mag- nificent running attack featuring reverses, spinners and the like, and the line,s offensive and defensive play was noteworthy. Soule Bowl, East Moline-and GHS opened its L C X ,MC Northwest conference schedule against a big and rugged Hilltopper aggregation. Injuries to the locals and a big weight advantage for East Moline held the game to a I2-12 deadlock. An underdog Moline eleven burst the GHS bubble,' with a 14-6 upset on Lombard Field. The Streaks, shooting for their first NWC win, found that cagey George Senneff of the Moline coaching staff had concocted some tricks of his own, which caught Galesburg off balance and in poor physical shape. Two regulars, Jim Evans and Bob Williams, were out the entire game. Galesburg's next appearance showed that the Streaks could never be counted out. A pow- erful Rock Island team, which had never been scored upon on its own Held, bumped the , . MY is l X1 1 X X x f Q Q 0 u X J BobStir isci n 1 Harlow Swartout 0220