Blaine High School - Borderite Yearbook (Blaine, WA)

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lllllll lillllis 'T rin TOP ROW: Russ Johnson, Joe Hallson, Wall Blauser, George Kleer, Bob Thom- as, LeeRoy Ahrens, Jim Odle. MIDDLE ROW: Glen Eastman, Dennis Olason, Dennis Gudjonson, Bob Robbins. Bud Gudmundson QManagerj, Bill Baldwin, Advisor, Mr. Claymore, BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Oertel, Russ Thomas, Don Fine, Dick Hull, Denis Durnan, Bob Sherby. NOT SHOWN: Dick Markusen, Mar- ETTIERGIRLS: TANDING: Advisor vliss Cronk, Delores . . tanekkeberg, Barrie Hull. LETTERMEN The Lettermen club began the year with the election of officers at their first meeting, Jim Odle was elected president, .Toe Hallson, vice-pres- ident, and Walter Blauser, secretary-treasurer.lVIany projects were discussed at this time and it was decided that the lettermen should order a large number of Blaine High School Booster Hats , The hats became very popular and a large number of them were sold. The club also kept busy during the basketball season by selling confections at halftime. With the many activities that were sponsored the Lettermen completed on of the most successful years in the History of the club. The total membership of the Lettermen Club this year was twenty-one, ten of whom are seniors. Mr, Claymore and Mr. Bishop acted as advisors, ha Finley, Peggy rlolar, Jcannc Rertig, oaune Relrig, june Lclruliz, Theo Gnd- nundson. SITTING: , x. 1 gg lorcncc Pownall, Dorothy Hough, Do- oris Gullickson, Ruth Leimens, Bev Ander- on, Kay Griffith. Y? IJETTERGIRLS The Lettergirls Club this year consists of thirteen girls rang- ing from grades ten through twelve. To start the year the girls Went on a overnight hike up to Mt. Baker, spon- sored a skating party held at Ferndale, and gave a turkey dinner for the vic- torious football team. During November, the club sold Borderite emblemed T-Shirts, sweat- shirts, and scarfs to the student body. The Lettergirls officers are: President-Peggy Molar, Vice-pres. Theo Gudmundson, and Secretary-Treasurer,-Delores Kanekkeberg. I

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llllll GAG xr A w b l . P ,V xv! 1 il 'ri Fifi Y a as xy x,sV .M O v . .Li ' A' -. , E e--- ., 5 1 E y x 1 r .ff ' ,, R 6' x r Qi El Q A f rj . V 4- . A ' 1' .afi-, i I7 1. Lois Hough. . . Well, if you don't want to. 2. Dick Markusen. . . Let's have a partyl 3. Joe Hallson. . . REALLY mom, I didn't do it. 4. Emilianne Williams. . . So Isaid to him. . . 5. Diana Burke. . . Oh, you're sooo mean. 6. Esther Karber. .. Oh, George, you're so silly. 7. Jackie Boursaw. . . And it's a real diamond. 8. Francis Sheedy. . . Me and my first hot-rod. 9. Sharon Haws. . . Ooooo. . .a mousel IO. Bernice Anderson. ..Saturday night bath. Il. Doloris Gullickson. . . Waitin' for the evening' male, 12. Kenny Knott... Oh, for corn's sakel I3. Evelyn Ba1dwin... The sun's so bright, I can't see. 14. Bob Bruland. . . lt tasted like dill pickles. 15, Arlene Palmer... That Pepsodent smile. 16. Denis Durnan. . . Well, pardner, l broke that tonghun, 17. Jill Sabourin,,. Just like a woman, size too small. 18. Glen Eastman... l was so thrilled! 19, June Vlastnan.. , Just a farmer at heart. 20. Florence Pownall.. . The one that got away. 21. Elaine Englert. . . She's always in the air about nothing. 22. Theo Gudmundson... Barrie, you're late againl

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George--hooking up the plow. Freshmen ag. class working on feeders. L 5 ' X if 1,1 Mm M., -QM. 35 3 N339 K- 23 Q22 ,X ' 0 N J A ?N 1 rff 1 1' ' 1 ',,J. 1' ' . .0 , v ' 9 SQ ' 0 ., B111, Walt, George working on project. Get those nails in straight!