Blaine High School - Borderite Yearbook (Blaine, WA)

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Bob told me Dick Markusen is the owner of a gambling cassino in Reno, Nevada. He also told me that Jim Odle had just signed a contract to take over .Tack Benny's program. June was telling me that Lorriane Sigurdson is happily married and is liv- ing in Florida. Lorriane phoned June the other day and told her that Emilianne Williams is the proprietor of a Fresh Seafood Restaurant at Sun Valley, Idaho. While at Jackie's, a dapper young man with a familiar face came in for his daily bouttonier. This man was none other than Russel Thomas. It seems that he is the head floor walker at the May Company in Los Angeles. Russel informed me the Elaine Englert is the top model at the company. Jackie's radio was turned on so I listened for a few minutes. It turned out that the heavyweight championship fight was being fought between Wayne Oertel and Bob Sherby. The fight was being broadcast by Russell Johnson who is a very well known sports announcer. After the fight the weather report was given by the very capable George Delfelder. It was getting late so I told Jackie that Ihad better start home. On the way home I went through a red light and I heard a police whistle. I pulled over to the side of the road and who should approach me but Barrie Hull! I was a bit surprised to see him because the last time I talked to him he was going to W.S.C. where he was studying police science. Barrie informed me that June Peltier is giving baton lessons in Brook- lyn. She has turned out some very fine majorettes. Also that Bernice Ander- son has a very good job with the Nash-Kelvinator Company in Detroit test- ing new Nashes as they come off the assembly line. When I got home I picked up my paper and turned to the sports section and read where the up and coming Francis Sheedy won another roller skat- ing title. Jill Sabourin is the art editor of Vogue Magazine. Another former classmate that makes the news quite frequently is Erna Siemans who is a German Interpreter for the United Nations. Seeing that I had found out what most of my former classmates are do- ing, I decided to phone my good friend Martha Pinkham. Martha told me that her husband has decided to make a career of the Air Force and she has been following him around the country. The have several children and she told me that while she was living in Texas she met up with Theo Gudmundson. Theo is married to a millionaire and they own nearly all of the oil wells in Texas. Theo told her that Diana Burke is an architect at the Boeing Aircraft Company. She also said that Joe Hallson is head football coach at Baylor University. Iasked her if she knew what Denis Durnan was doing and she said that the last she heard he was a chemical engineer for Dupont Company. In his spare time he runs a gyrnnasium at the Y.M.C.A. in Delaware. She told me that Arlene Palmer is a hair dresser for Metro Goldwny Mayer. She arranged the eye catching hairdos in the academy award picture of 1962. There was only one classmate I had not heard of and that was Kenny Knott. I asked her if she knew anything of him and she said that he was living in Hawaii and having the time of his life. Martha asked me what Iwas doing and I told her that I am employed by the Jantzen Company in Portland. I thanked her for a nice talk and was very happy to have found out what all of my former classmates were doing. Z3

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IIHANNH ll STANDING: Peggy Molar, Anna Ingham, Dorothy Moir. KNILLLING: lillen Barnett, Marlene Kilxcl, Betty johnson. JUNIOR C LA SS OFFICERS BACK ROW: Secretary, Jeanne Rettig, Treasurer, Joanne Rettig, President, Dennis Olason, BACK ROW: Bill Goff, Bud Gudmund- STANDING: Beverly Anderson, Audrey son, Dennis Gudjonson. MIDDLE ROW: Anderson, Kay Griffith, Anne Robertson. Bob Robbins, Donald Fine. FRONT ROW: KNEELING: Roxana Pfundt, Margo Wald. Duncan Bell Glen Steinbach Z5 Vice President, Dick llull. FRONT ROW: