Blaine High School - Borderite Yearbook (Blaine, WA)

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nge?-+9 9 1.1 -at on Row Left to right Rohert Fayette Forrest D hl L Aanes C utam Gary McGee D ns Durnan D It M rkusel D 1 Five Lay We ster Alan Neaule Harold Olason Coach Phil Claymoe om Row Left t ht akley wt lm e 0 a son us otnson D le B due Walt Bause Deus Olason Da wi Gudmundson Charles FI nt Joe Hallson lnsuirational Award Winner and Gary McGee Cantam of Mamaners Robert Thomas Raymond Cadman Le oy Ah en the Year Senior High Football Blaine opened the l952 season on the local field with a very impressive victory over the favored Vancouver College team 38 0 Meridian was the next opponent Blaine couldnt get rolling in the first half but after a half time talk they came back onto the field and beat the Trogans 33 0 The closest game was played between Blaine and the Mt Baker Mountaineers With the deadly passing of Blames quarterback Bob Fayette they finally came out on top by the score of l4 6 Blames first defeat came at the hands of the Nooksack Pioneers on the Nooksack field Al though Blaine played good ball they lust couldnt get their offensive rolling ln the sixth game Blaine looked very good as they trounced the Lynden Lions 206 Neaville scored on a blocked kick Their second defeat of the year was to the Ferndale Eagles top scoring team of the state Blaine completed the season with a 50 O victory over the Bellingham Pups on the local field Graduating members of the team are Alan Neaville Bruce Webb Bob Fayette Dale Bridges Lary Webster Gary McGee Leo Aanes Forrest Dahl Harold Olason and Darwin Gudmundson. These boys will be missed next year. Blaine placed five boys on the All-County team. They are as follows: Bob Fayette halfback- Dale Bridges center- Dick Markusen tackle- Gary McGee end- and Denis Durnan end. Captain of the year was Gary McGee and receiving the Inspirational Award was Joe Hallson. WOLTEN 8. MONTFORT Hardware, Groceries, Meat, House Furnishings

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Sa will 73 ROBERT FAYETTE MARY MOLER GARY McGEE Athletes of the Year BOB FAYETTE wlnner of nlne athletac award certlflcates Three each In football basketball and baseball was chosen thus year as co holder of The Insprratlonal Award for Athlete of The Year Bob also was a member of Torch Honor and Student Councll represenTaTrve MARY MOLER The Letter Gurls had little dnftlculty IU selechng Mary Moler as outstandxng gurl athleTe of T952 Wunner of a gnrl's athletic award rn The nvnTh grade as a member of GAA Mary has earned one each year slnce A member of Torch Honor, active In her community actlv mes, Mary has shown remarkable athletuc abxllty and good sporTsmanshnp GARY McGEE wunner of elght aThleT1c certufvcates, Three each nn football and baseball and Two In basketball, shares wrTh Bob FayetTe the honor of being named lnsplrahonal Award Athlete of the Year Gary as a 'Umor served as STudent Councsl representahve MANUEL GRAFF 8. WYNN HAWS Congratulations to The Class of '52 . 3Q,,i5,4. . g , . .fvaxr gift, . T' 'Rv 'safe u 'age 6 fl' T QP 4. 1 f A . -, 'X Tv! . . S' T' N X , 1 P- . 'F y ' , vi - , , , - I

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