Blaine High School - Borderite Yearbook (Blaine, WA)

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SWHTHIAIH Ill '53 Marsha Finley, sophomore and majorette at Blaine High was crowned Sweetheart of 1953 at the Sweetheart Dance, February 27, I953, Marsha is five feet four inches tall, brunette, brown eyes and is very well like by students and faculty. Jim Odle, A,S.B. Vice-president crowned Marsha and presented her with a heart-shaped box of chocolates, Candidates for Sweetheart were: Beverly Anderson and Lorene Gudmundsong Freshmen, Iacquie Yatsunoff and Marsha Finleyg Sophomores, Roxana Pfundt and Audrey Johnson, Juniors, Evelyn Baldwin and Jill Sabouring Seniors, Balloting was held the Friday noon preceding the dance. The dance, sponsored by the Annual Staff, was held in the all-purpose room of the grade school building. Dancing was by juke-box and refreshments were served in the cafeteria. 47

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IME I-HIIBBY SHIIW l ..- Mloooking over the hobbies. Master of Ceremonies with talent and hobby co-ordiriatorsf' Portion ofthe Participants. More hobbies and crafts. This year the annual staff sponsored a Talent-Hobby Show on February I3, 1953. Co-chairrnen of the event were Lois Hough and Jill Sabourin, The show proved to be very successful, with students from all grades taking part. Students participating in the talent show were: Cheryl Bainter, Joyce Dahl, Beverly Henning, Ramona Smith, Anne Collins, Shirlene Hollinger, Linda Ruud, Diana Borden, Sharon Gilfillan, Karen Bainter, Verna Stockness, Karen Walsh, Joan Liebert, Peggy Eames, Bill Stcge- man, Ronald Bainter, Katy Montfort, Donna Jones, Dana Stephenson, Phyllis Calhoun, Donald Anderson, Joyce McAllister, Judy Gilfillan, Barbara Pfundt, Duane Anderson, Judy Walsh, Sharon Breidford, Valada Kliewer, Karen Berg, Fontene Hollin- ger, Janet Ruud, Karen Ruud, Roberta Chastain, June Aanes, Ardene Hollinger, Margo Waid, Jackie Sabourin, Betty Jones, Charme' Oertel, Marsha Finley, Kay Deeter, Anne Robertson, Lois Hough, Delores Kanekkeberg, Arthur Strapp, Dick Hull, Jacquie Yatsunoff, Gerrie Yatsunoff, June Shultz, Loren Finley, Jim Odle, Besides these students, there were several towns- people participating. Namely: Walt Shaurer, Elias Breidford, Steve Adams, George Borden, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Merrel Barker. Master of Ceremonies was Mr. Wynn Haws. Immediately following the Talent Show there was a hobby display in the Industrial Arts Room. Those who had hobbies on display were: Mrs. Oscar Ness, Mrs. Winchester, Mrs. Bellinger, Sharon Poole, Delmar Ianzen, Mr. Yatsunoff, Mr. Lundstrom, Genee' Haws, Doris Oertel and Louisa Liddell, Marjorie Morrison, Miss Palmer, Mrs. Bruns, Arlene McDonald, Mrs. Gregory and Mr. Newquist. The annual staff wishes to thank the above mentioned and others for making our show such a big success, 46

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JU lllll HAY fw CURTAIN CALL .JA , TRoUBLE1v1AKERs No, Iwon't give them back - JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On November 21st the Junior Class presented a delightful comedy, We Shook the Family Tree , dramatized by Christopher Sergei from the book by Hilde- garde Dolson, It was under the direction of Mrs. Lili Paul and Miss Anna Brown with Anne Robertson as student director. The title role was played by Margo Waid as Hildegarde Dolson, who got everyone in an uproar just because she wanted a date for the prom. Others in the cast were Denis Olason as Freddie Shermer, Delores Kanekkeberg as Sally Dolson, Roxana Pfundt as Mrs. Dolson Dick Hull as Mr. Dolson, Duncan Bell as Bob Dolson, Dennis Gudjonson as Jimmy Dolson, Beverly Anderson as Mrs, Shermer, Bill Goff as Mr. Shermer, Kay Griffith as Ellie May, Sharon Poole as Jill, and Jeanne Rettig as Paige Mason. The prompters were Ellen Bar- nett and Dorothy Hough. Both the matinee and evening performance were a big success and they were enjoyed by everyone. 48