Blaine High School - Borderite Yearbook (Blaine, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

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Around And About nw V Wwwy, - , MWM5Ww,WW WA M'-K WUEAH' ,-,. , .,.,. -....... 1 5 w ' W' , f 'Wi' ag k h x Y 1 nn 4+ N MT- Ricketts tI'iGS out 3 new Vacuum Cleaner Mr. Murphy and Mr. Claymorc pondering on a problem. . . !HwW?Q333b 5 ' V ---g,,,- T -.-...........x- -L ul-5 Nitri- f 5 1 W iwhQ ' Teachers at work? Office crew at work? 'snuff ini Mr. Morgan. . . . .the Thinker. Two on a Guillotinc Curricu N. xt ,x . 5th Period English . . . . 3rd Period Chemistry ,,-.,,,, , ,.,, wi 'gif' 0 . 2nd Period Electronics 9 ' ' .aw Ium. . . MNH 4 me-..1'.'?':4'1 P Xl afiwiww K P e,ie, 1. A MMM W:-il 1 N- -ehf- Pm A i . Gth Period Wood Shop . 5 2 -- . 3rd Period Speech . . . he Y an Q , Wi!! ig A . Z , . w w f . . 3rd Period Biology . . 3 Dedication Mr. Morgan we dedicate this to you. This was the first year that Blaine had an exchange teacher on the staff. Mr. Morgan came to us from Wantage in Berkshire, England where he taught physics, math, and chemistry in the Wantage Secondary Modern School. Mr. Barrie Morgan taught physics, math and English at Blaine Junior Senior High this year. He took the place of Mr. Thomas Wenzl who is teaching in Mr. Morgan's place at Wantage. Mrs. Barb Morgan joined her husband in December and was employed by the Blaine Elementa ry School. The bit of English added a different kind of flair to Blaine and Mr. Morgan's ever present smile could not help but to warm the hearts of Blaine students this year. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FlNLEY'S STORE AND SEA K FISH CO. 7, Blaine Schools Capably Run Mrs. Margaret Hansen, Mr. Irvin Ricketts Mr. Ricketts, Superintendent, supervises the op- erations of the Blaine School District. Mr. Campin, principal of the High School, Mr. Murphy, principal of the Junior High and Mrs. Fischer, secretary were friends as well as coun- selors to all the students of Blaine. Mr. Campin who has been with the Blaine School District for twenty-six years received the Administrator of the Year Award for Whatcom Skagit, and Island coun- ties for promotion of quality education in the state by evidence of their intellectual excellence, under- standing of children, teacher welfare, and commu- nity activities. Mr. William Murphy, Mrs. Arlene Fischer, Mr. Reginald Campin. Mr. Bud Dodd, Mr. Allen Amsberry Mr. Howard Hill, Mrs. Irene Waters, Mr. Bob Hansen, Mrs. Margaret Hansen. The Blaine District School Board helps to govern many of the decisions of the schools. Offering their judgement, they insure that Blaine Schools will be able to offer the best possible education to its students. Mr. Nunamaker and his secretary, Mrs. Bobbink lead the younger ones in our School District. Prin- cipal of our elementary school, Mr. Nunamaker helps to prepare these youngest citizens for the future of high school. Mr. Robert Nunamaker, Mrs. Bobbink 5 VAL A, '- JVM my .if X I 1 X WINE M HQ! Facult Guides- H f f Vi? MRS, ALESSE MR, BIANCHI MR. CALLENDER MR, CLAYMORE 27 Xi F MR. CREASEY MISS CRONK MISS DAVIS MR. EAMES k R Mrs. Alesse has taught at Blaine for four years. She teaches English and typing. She is also an advisor for the Seventh grade. Mr. Bianchi, who is an advisor to the Soph- omore class, teaches history and math. It is his first year at Blaine. Mr. Callender teaches Woodshop and Driver's Education and is also an advisor to the concessions and grade Eight. He has taught at Blaine for twelve years. Mr. Claymore has taught Biology and Sci- ence at Blaine for three years. He advised the Sophomores and also the Lettermen. Mr. Creasey teaches Boys' P. E. He has been at Blaine for ten years. Miss Cronk teaches Girls' P. E. She is an advisor to the G.A.A, and Lettergirls. It is her twenty-second year at Blaine. Miss Davis has taught at Blaine for one year. Her classes include English and Spanish. She is also an advisor to the Junior class. Mr. Eames, who has taught five years at Blaine, teaches English and typing. He is also the advisor to the Debate Club. Tl-els PAGE SPONSORED BY BILL IRWIN HARDWARE Mr. Morgan, an exchange teacher from Wantage England, taught Physics, Science, and English. Mr. Murphy teaches Sociology and Psychology. He serves as advisor to the Junior High Student Council and Honor Society and has been at Blaine for six years. Mr. Nash was at Blaine for his first year. He taught English and advises the Debate Club, and the Sophomore class. Mrs. Noack is the school librarian. She is ad- visor to the Cheer and Song leaders. It was her first year at Blaine. v cholastic Ability Mr. Eastman teaches English and History. He is also an advisor to the Freshman class. He has been at Blaine for three years. Mr. Gischer, who teaches Art, is an advisor to the Eighth grade, the concessions, and the P. A. crew. It was his first year at Blaine. Mrs. Hay has been teaching at Blaine for fourteen years. She is the schoo1's Psychologist. She also teaches English and is the advisor to the Torch Honor and the Senior class. Mr. Heinrick, who advises the Cheer and Song leaders and High School Booster Club, has taught History and Business Law at Blaine for eight years. Mrs. Jorgenson taught both Junior High music and High School Chorus. Mr. Leer teaches History and math. He is an advisor to the Junior class and has taught at Blaine for six years. Mr. Richardson, who has taught at Blaine for five years, teaches band and math. He is advisor to the majorettes. Mr. Schroeder teaches mechanical drawing and math and advises grade seven. Mr. Snyder, advisor to the Seniors, teaches chemistry and math. lt was his first year at Blaine. Mr. Simonson teaches typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and journalism. He is advisor to the senior class and has been at Blaine for twelve years. Mrs. Syverson is advisor to the Future Homemakers America and teaches Home Economics. She has been at Blaine for one year. Mr. Syverson has taught math and scie two years. He is advisor to the Science Club and Eighth Grade. Mrs. Terry teaches social studies History. She is advisor to the Seventh grade and Honor Society, she has been at Blaine for thirteen Mr. Vanderhage teaches agriculture, plants and soils. He is the advisor to F. F. A. K a V L MR. RICHARDSON MR, SCHROEDER MR, SNYDER MR. SYVERSON MRS. SYVERSON MR. VANDERHAGE R 5 ,ar Bus Drivers Many of the Students who at- tend Blaine do not live in town. Because of this, we have to use buses. These are the people who operate and keep our buses in good running condition. LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Price, John Neil, Halldor Johnson, Martin Moritz, Glen Skelton, Bill Wilder, Betty Shope. Custodians We really owe our thanks to these people for the special care that they take in keeping our school in tip top condition. LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Moir, Ken MacMillan, Albena Moir, Evelyn Odle. Cooks Though discontinued in the high school, the hot lunch program in the elementary school remained open to high school students. COOKS, left to right: Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Dahl. C M 3.148 na Www .-M as? , 71 ,,-.X - xx ' wif., , . 'av .W Q 535: A.S.B. Officers President: John Kaufman Vice President: Rick Wear Secretary: Lynda Kimball Treasurer: Linda Church Asst. Treasurer: Sheryl Green Tr-us PAGE SPONSORED BY HARBORVIEW SERVICE Student Council STANDING left to right Scott Dohner, John Kaufman, Rick Wear, Chuck Maynard, Barry Wems SEATED Sheryl Green Lynda Kimball Linda Church, June Auld. The Student CoLu1cil of Blaine High School is composed of the Associated Student Body Of- ficers and two representatives from the Sopho- more and Junior classes. The 1967-68 Student Council was an active group. They met several times during the summer to plan their goals for their term of office. The Council sponsored a very successful Homecoming Week which came to a close with the Homecoming Dance, Fall Memories. Several members of the Council represented Blaine High at Inter-High Council meetings all year. One of the main goals of the council was to achieve a better relationship between the Stu- dent government and the Student Association. Sophomore Representatives Junior Representatives Chuck Maynard Scott Dohrler Barry Weins June Auld THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BAYVIEW AUTO PARTS 'ri Q , Vi - .vt - ' 'B' Sl I i me 1 . -.S Seabeck John Kaufman was this year's delegate to Seabeck. This also is a student leadership conference for various leaders throughout the state. Correspondent . .R. Waskowltz Lynda Kimball attended Waskowitz, a student lear conference, at North Bend Washington, for various ' leaders throughout the state Lynda learned different a of leadership. Linda Church was selected as the Daughters of the American Revolution delegate this year. Linda was nominated by the Senior Class, and chosen by the members of the faculty. She was selected for her service to her country, school, and home. Boys' 8 Girls' State June Auld served as corres- pondent and was responsible for writing the Border-Write column for the Blaine Journal and the Bellingham Herald that appeared each week. She presented the school events as they occurred and informed the community of coming school activities. This year's delegates to the 1967 session of Boys' and Girls' State were Gordon Stewart and Rick Wear, Michele Joubert and Linda Church. Boys' State was held at Gonzaga University and the boys had a chance to set up and run their own city, county and state government. The 1967 session of Girls' State was in Ellensburg, Washington where the girls learned about the different aspects of government organization. ...-nu--n-.asu--as 'X uni' N-:Psp Seniors Lead The Way When we began our Sophomore year it seemed an eternity until we would be seniors. Now we actually realize how quickly those three years go by: but many treasured memories from our high school days will remain with us, Under the leadership of President Loren Loop, Vice President Rick Wear, Secretary Linda Church, and Treas- urer Carol Waters the class sponsored two dances, one of which we called Sophomore Feet Beat. Gordon Stewart and Guy Ewing were Student Council Representatives. The Junior year was dominated by three big projects, which kept us busy throughout the year. The first project of the year was our dinner held on Oct, 14th, which was a big success, In November the Junior Class Play was presented. This year we had three one-act plays. On April 7th the Junior Prom, with the theme Moonlight and Roses was ruled over by Queen Dawn Levien and King Rick Wear. Class officers for the year were: President Linda Eldridge, Vice Pres. Gary Bensen, and Secretary-Treasurer Colleen Bonallo. Representatives to Student Council were Gordon Stewart and Rick Wear. During the summer of 1967 several class members represented our school at leadership conferences. They were: Linda Church and Michele Joubert, Girls' State, Gordon Stewart and Rick Wear, Boys' State, John Kaufman, Seabeek, and Lynda Kimball, Waskowitz. As Seniors there were many privileges, responsibilities and activities. We elected Gordon Stewart as our Senior Class President, Dean Forsythe as Vice Pres. 5 Muriel Ferguson as Secretary and Nancy Klcy as Treasurer. Our A,S.B. officers were: President John Kaufman, Vice Pres. Rick Wear, Secretary Lynda Kimball, Treasurer Linda Church, Business Manager Muriel Ferguson, Annual Editor Michele Joubert, Borderite Flash Editor Charles Ewing. Representing us for the past three years were Cheerleaders Linda Eldridge and Jennie Berg and Majorette Jo Ann Dunkin. Serving as Cheerleaders in our Senior year were Carol Waters and Shirley Burling and as Song- leaders, Marilee Frick, Sharon Burling, Linda Church and Kerry Nunamaker, and as Majorette Michele Joubert. Our Senior Class projects included: a play, dinner and a dance. Pillow Talk was presented Dec. 8th 81 9th. The dinner was held on Dec. 15th and was a big success. The Senior Cruise, two class plays, the prom, and all other important events will always be fond memories. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BLAINE JOURNAL pening Doors To The Long Awaited Future HAROLD BEATTY: Band 11,125 Stage crew 12. GARY BENSEN: Class Vice President 113 Stage crew 11,125 Torch Honor 10,11,12fPresidcntj Thrcc Year Torch. COLLEEN BONALLO: Booster Club 1O,11,12g G,A,A, 125 Drill Team 123 Clnss Secretary 11. Class Secretary 11. JENNIE BERG: G.A.A. 10,11,12QVice Presidentj Lettergirls 10,11,12g Cheerleader 10,11,12g Booster Club 10,11,12. SHARON BURLING: G.A.A. 10,11,12g Booster Club 10,11,12g Lettergirls 10,11,12 QSccretaryjg Homecoming Queen 12g Songleader 12. SHIRLEY BURLING: G.A.A. 10,11,125 Lettergirls 10,11,12g Cheerleader 12g Booster Club 10,11,12. LINDA CHURCH: G.A.A. 10,11,12g Lettergirls 10,11 QPresidentJ 125 Booster Club 10,11,12g Torch Honor 10,11,12g Three Year Torchg A.S.B. assistant Treasurer 113 A.S.B. Treasurer 12g Songleader 12g Senior Play 123 Girls Stateg D.A.R. Class Secretary 10. LINDA CHRISTIANSEN: Transferred from Cashmere High School grade 11. KATHI COWIN: Booster Club 10,11,12g Concessions 115 G.A.A. 10,11. LD EUGENE BEATTY THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAC-CAN EXPORTS INC, LUDWIG BENSEN LLEEN MARIE BONALLO JENNIFER KIT BERG SHARON LEE CHRISTINE BURLING SHIRLEY ANN MARGARET BURLING BERNEACE CHURCH LINDA JOY CHRISTIANSEN KATHERINE ELIZABETH COWIN PATRICIA IRENE KARTZ QCRAIGQ Graduation Colors. . .Mahogany And Bronze MARY-CATHERINE CUT DAN DOUGHERTY JO ANNE DUNKIN LINDA RAE ELDRIDGE CHARLES RAY EWING RICHARD CHUTE EWING THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CHUCK'S BARBER SHOP AND BRIEDFORD MOTOR CO. DAVE WARREN FAST LORETTA JANE F 18 PETER DELOS FAYETTE DEAN ALLISTER Spirit of. . .es' MARY CUTHILL: Torch Honor 10,11,125 Booster Club 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Lettergirls 11,125 Drill Team 125 Debate 10,11 QPresidentJ 125 Senior Play. DAN DOUGHERTY: Chorus ll,12. JO ANNE DUNKIN: G.A.A. 10,11,125 Lettergirls 10,11,12 fVice Presidentjg Majorette 10,1l,125 Senior Play QStudent Directorj5 Chorus 115 Flashes Staff 115 Annual Staff 11. LINDA ELDRJDGE: Lettergirls 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Cheerleader 10,11,125 Torch Honor 10,11,125 Three Year Torchg Senior Play5 Booster Club 10,11,125 Junior Prom Second Princessg Class President 11. CHARLIE EWING: Band 10,115 Track 10,11,125 Cross Country 10,11,125 Senior Playg Flashes Staff 125 Annual Staff 123 GUY EWING: Band 10,11,12g Football 10,115 Basketball 105 Golf 105 Letterman 10,11,125 DAVE FAST: Basketball 10,115 Stagecrew 125 Class Sergeant At Arms 12. LETTY FAUST: Booster Club 10,11,125 Drill Team 10,125 Junior Play qStudent Directorj G.A.A. 10. PETE FAYETTE: Torch Honor 105 Baseball 105 Golf 11,125 Football 11,125 Basketball 11,125 Junior Pl:1y5 Senior Play5 Flashes Staff 125 Annual Staff 12. DEAN FORSYTHE: Junior Play5 Senior Play, Class Vice President 125 Golf 115 Baseball 11. MURIEL FERGUSON: G.A.A. 125 Booster Club 125 Class Secretary 125 Annual Staff 125 Flashes Staff 125 QBusiness Managerj. MARILEE FRICK: Drill Team 105 Booster Club 10,11,125 Girl of the Month November 19665 Songleader 125 Homecoming First Princess 125 G.A.A. 125 Chorus 125 Senior Play. NAN GIAMMUSSO: G.A.A. 10,11,125 Senior Play. PAM GIAMMUSSO: Booster Club 10,11,12g G.A.A. 105 Annual Staff 125 Flash Staff 12. MARSHA GOFF: Booster Club 10,11,125 G.A.A. 105 Chorus 125 Drill Team 10,12 QLieutenantJ. DAVE GRANT: Annual Staff 125 Flash Staff 125 Junior Play: Senior Play. BOB GRASHER: Football 11,125 Letterman 11,125 Band 10,1l,12 lVice Presidentjg F,F,A, 10 fSecretaryJg 11 fOutstanding Shop Awardl 12. STEVE HARMON: Football 10,ll,125 Basketball l0,12g Baseball 10,11,12g F,F,A, 105 Track 115 Letterman 10,121,125 Annual Staff 125 Flash Staff 12. MURIEL FERGUSON MARILEE SUSAN FRICK NANETTE RHEA GIAMMUSSO PAMELA JEAN GIAMMUSSO LOUISE GOFF DAVID SCOTT GRANT ROBERT MARION GRASHER STEVEN PAUL IIARMON May Our Grads Be MARION IIATTON CANDICE PATRICIA IIA BILL JONES VICKI MICHELE JOUBERT JOHN STLPIIEN KAUI' LAUREN JACA lxluLLAR THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY EXPORTS INCORPORATED AND AIVIERICANA SHOP Q Ju SE me ,Q W ,., W N we i. XJ awk LYNDA CHRISTINE KIMBALL NANCY ELIZABETH JOHN ANTHONY LARAIA SAUNDRA LARCOM 'Y' ver Loyal MARION HATTON: Booster Club 10,11,125 G.A.A. 105 Chorus 125 Drill Team 10. CANDY HAWKINS: Booster Club 10,115 Senior Play. BILL JONES: Football 12. MICHELE JOUBERT: Drill Team 105 G.A.A. 10,1l,125 Booster Club 10,l1,12 QSecretaryJ5 Torch Honor 10,11,125 Three Year Torch5 Flash Staff 125 Annual Staff 12 fEditorJ5 Prom Princess 115 Girls' State5 Majorette 125 Lettergirls 10 QPresidentj 11,125 Girl of the Month November 19675 Masonic Junior Achievement Award 11. JOHN KAUFMAN: Junior Playg Debate 11,125 Band 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 Cross Country 125 Lettermen 125 A.S.B. President 125 Transferred Grade 11. COOKIE KELLAR: Band 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Booster Club 10,11,125 Junior Playg Lettergirls 125 Senior P1ay5 Drill Team 10. LYNDA KIMBALL: G.A.A. 10,11,125 Lettergirls 11,125 Booster Club 10,11, QVice Presidentl 125 Honor Society 10,11,125 Three Year Torch5 Drill Team 105 Annual Staff 125 Flash Staff 125 A.S.B. Secretary 125 Waskowitz, l NANCY KLEY: G.A.A. 95 Honor Society 10,1l,125 Three Year Torch5 Chorus 125 Drill Team 125 Booster Club 125 Senior Play5 Class Treasurer 12. JOHN LARAIA: Football 11,125 Track 11,125 Lettermen 10,11,125 Class Officer 125 Senior Play. SAUNDRA LARCOM: G.A.A. l0,1l,12. PENNIE LEE: G.A.A. 9,125 Booster Club 125 Senior Playg Transferred Grade 12. DAWN LEVIEN: Booster Club 10,11,12 fTreasurerJ5 G.A.A. 9,105 Concessions 9,1O,11,12 fManagerJ5 Prom Queen 115 Girl of the Month September 1967. LOREN LOOP: Football 10,11,125 Baseball 105 Lettermen 10,11,125 Class President 105 Class officer 11,12. BILL MCCALIB: Track 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play. l VICKIE METIVIER: G.A.A. 9,10,11,125 Lettergirls 10511, fSecretary Treasurerj 12 QTreasurerJ5 Booster Club 10,11,12 fPresidentl5 Honor Society 11,12 fSecretary-Treasurerjg Senior Play. PATTI NELSON: G.A.A. 10,125 Booster Club 10,11,125 Junior Playg Senior Play. KERRY NUNAMAKER: G.A.A. 9,10,11,125 Booster Club 10,11,125 Drill Team 105 Girl of the Month September 19655 Band 10,11,12 QSecretary Treasurerl5 Lettergirls 125 Songleader 12. PENNIE ANN LEE DAWN MARIE LEVIEN LOREN ROY LOOP THORNDIKE PICKLEDISH ILLIAM WALTER MCCALIB VICKIE LEA METIVIER PATTI JEAN NELSON KERRY LEE NUNAMAKER Memories Of. . .Moonlight And Roses RON PELTIER LORRAINI-I SUE PE'l IVA MAE ROBERTS LARRY ELSTON ROE CAROL ROGERS RON EUGENE RUBRIGI-IT THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LARRY'S TEXACO f X LINDA PAULINE SCHMIDT DENNIS JAY SMITH RICHARD WAYNE SPEERS GORDON MALCOLM STI Good-Bye High School. . .Hello Future RON PELTIER: Honor Society 10,1l,125 Three Year Torch. LORI PETERSON: G1A.A. 95 Booster Club 10,1l,125 Lettergirls 10,1l,125 Senior Play. IVA MAE ROBERTS: Band 9,10,11,125 Junior Play5 Senior Play. LARRY ROBERTS: F.F.A. 10,11,12. CAROL ROGERS: Booster Club 10,1l,125 Drill Team 10,12 fCaptainJ5 G.A.A. 10. RON RUBRIGHT: Football 115 Basketball 10,1l,125 Track 115 Lettermen 10,1l,125 Annual Staff 125 Flash Staff 12. LINDA SCHMIDT: Honor Society 10,1l,125 Three Year Torchg Junior Playg Senior P1ay5 G.A.A. 9,10. DENNIS SMITH: Basketball 115 Cross Country 115 F.F.A. 10,115 Track 125 Lettermen 11,125 Senior Play. RICHARD SPEERS: Cross Country 105 Track 115 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Junior Play5 Senior Play. GORDON STEWART: Football 105 Track 10,1l,125 Lettermen 10,l1,125 Class Representative 10,115 Honor Society 10,1l,125 Three Year Torch5 Boys' Stateg Masonic Junior Achievement Award 115 Class President 12. TOM VEUM: Stagecrew 10,11,125 Safety crew 10, ll. LARRY VOGT: Golf 10,1l,125 Chorus 10,1l,125 Lettermen 10,11,12. MIKE VOGT: Chorus 9,10 fPresidentj 11,125 Band 10,115 Lettermen 11,12. CAROL WATERS: G.A.A. 10,1l,125 Lettergirls 10,1l,125 Booster Club 10,1l,125 Class Treasurer 105 Cheerleader 12. RICK WEAR: Football 10,115 Basketball 10,1l,125 Baseball 10,11,125 Lettermen 10,1l,125 Honor Society 10,1l,125 Three Year Torchg Class Vice President 105 Class Representative 115 Prom King 115 Boys' Stateg A.S.B. Vice President 12. RICH WOLTEN: Football 10,1l,125 Track 10,115 Lettermen 10,1l,125 Band 10,1l,125 Senior Play. JUDY WORKENTIN: Band 9,10,1l,125 Honor Society 10,1l,125 Three Year Torch. MARTHA ZALESKI: Booster Club 10,1l,125 G.A.A. 11,125 Lettergirls 12 QPresidentJ Senior Play. TOM VEUM LARRY VOGT MIKE VOGT CAROL IONE WATERS FLOYD WEAR RICHARD RAYMOND WOLTEN JUDY LORRAINE WORKENTIN MARTHA ANN ZALESKI M Lasting Memories 1 ve 5 , ig 1, , 'gif . , L' I ,L,- '21-'ioffrlaf-'sti l A gn,jg.aq-5 I K V, X I Y 4 Eff? J, A 5,11-1 5 1 , A 1 732f+'?5? Q 1145 'o Q A , V ' . s 1 A of K f 'I ' 3 ii j W JP 3 5 Q 5 'V 12? ' -f' I k W 'E . NY M: ' A - wrt .A I y M M we ,T V K Q N. a Xb . Y f'iti' if 3 1 f- N0 I' 2-iiiii f ii siege 'h f . . Mrs. Odle - ATrue Borderite . . . . . Hail to us above all others . . . . . Grade School Days . . . . . Unlocked Doors ?. . I 24 - Bey0nd11heCa1l0fDuly - - - . . . The last Good-bye . Tr-us PAGE SPONSORED av THE CLASS OF 1968 if Ufm g '+ V AZ fig s., ,M 'E 1 !', ' I Q ,, ,, f -ff im .--T '11'ff - ' Senior Activities i -1 v I 1 ' u grass Sweetheart Dance iiii iiii ' S S f i 4 M -f w-.- -f If 'W ' + 6 - I p - QQ ,ff S 3 fe' I, r 4 tm 21,-M fg. 1l1?L . , Ulf ' Y ' X if 2 if Va S . 1 V S 1 if q Vi Y i ns! I if . .::f ' ' ,. -A ' ,MW we .A N n ..... ji hi' mg ,ff 1 ,S 1 or 26 Natural beauties of 6th period P. E, Psychology class hard at work . . f Ticket seller . T x. Selectors of Senior tree Pete and Charlie Q5 ai ni F 'Y Class President Gordon S. hard at work. - Q . . :.,.+,, S Juniors Show Leadership The Junior Class officers were: President Bob Wade, Vice Pres, Terry Simpson, Secretary Trish Bonallo, Treasurer JoAnne Day and Sergeant-at- Arms Sandi Braddon and Steve Walser. June Auld and Scott Dohner represented the Jtuiiors in student council. The Juniors started out the year with a Psych- edelic dance which featured the Crystal Tricycle. Strobe lights with other varied effects made a very way out atmosphere. The theme for the Prom was Garden of Evening. The prom which was very successful was held at the Forest Grove Ballroom. A lot of hard work went into the Junior Play and many other activities the class sponsored. Again a very successful year for the class of '69 ended too soon. 'rn-us PAGE SPONSORED BY Cl.YDE'S CHEVRON AND JIIVVS T.V. wwf' QW --.rw .,,,,-R A . Juniors Show Good School Spirit TOP ROW, left to right: Linda Morberg, Sally Jewell, Scott Dohner Larry Wiebe, Steve Brimmer, Mik Morberg, Brady Bobbink, Dan 6 DeMent. FRONT ROW: Barb Gilder Sandi Braddon, Toni Stappler, Terri Freeman, Sheryl Green, Jeanette Bresnan, Debbie Newell. 'ri-us PAGE SPONSORED BY HOLLINGER REALTY AND CROSSROADS TEXACO TOP ROW, left to right: Dan Speer Bob Taylor, Dave Thompson, Jim Olson, Gabriel Zamora, Edwin Fitzsimmons, Gary Ham, Bert Boursaw. FRONT ROW: Butch Taylor, Terri Nelson, Helen Workentin, Yvonne Joubert, Patty Barber, Jim Barrett, Keith Botkin. S TOP ROW: Larry Croft, Steve Lawrenson, Steve Walser, Rick Kendall, Loren Gienger, Randy Sanders, Harvey Ives. FRONT ROW: Darlene Hollinger, June Auld, Marsha Johnson, Barb Olason, Yvonne Swift, Lorna Phelps, Karen Varness. kiwi' TOP ROW: Jack Mirosevich, Jerry Skelton, Tom Poast, Mike Lyons, Larry Freeman, Sally Blakely, Daunt Friesen, Wes Hackman. FRONT ROW: Joanne Day, Sally Dingman, Sue Miles, Mary Lou Laraia, Loral Moler, Bonnie Dorr, Terry Jones. TOP ROW: Wayne Breidford, Bob Wade, John Myrdal, Ivan Kohn, Brian Newdeck. FRONT ROW: Doris Greenwood, Jo Ann Simonarson, Micaela Elliott, Terri Simpson, Trish Bonallo. Junior And Sophomore Snapshots Attention Please! Period 3 Art Agriculture. . . Period 3 E Electricity Period 2 Yvonne Swift. . . Library Assistant Mr. Heinrick's History Class Sophomores Stepping Up. . . They began their year with one of the most successful dances held at Blaine this year. The dance featured the Crystal Tricycle. They also put on a dinner with the theme The World on a Plate , which featured Various dishes from Mexico, China, Italy and the U. S. It too was a great success. The Sophomores feel that they owe the success of their activi- ties to their advisers Mr. Nash, Mr. Bianchi and Mr. Claymore. saizif ,tk vf .:, T . , 1 ,,i a t at 4 T' 'Ll 1 f' s. Lzws ,Q ggi -Z L, Q , ' Hffxiflu, WI: if 9 4 mfiilfk 'F Q MW w Aff-Lf q H fu i Q w Hifi. , if . - A: ' 35? up W M mZ. - . we Q. K 1 ,f 3 ji ,Q rg L Q 1 Lf! -I 4 Q . f I. Q' qi 'W + E 0 ky xx iw K' 7 ER.. , ., -U1 . H 3m,.ga Q ,X W M 174 wwe' if Lg f LW,,L4, ,. YQ, . f L' ,I ze 1 ,....,,,, flaw , x ma-E' -Qi Y? ,L A , Z ag , ,.. ,A QP, , ,.Wa,. - -Wigaqg iw wx' 35? . 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On Wednesday the 11th the Juniors had their day. At lunch the juniors held a mock pep assembly in which thc girls posed as football players in jerseys and long sox and the boys wore kilts as cheerleaders. Thursday the 12th was Senior day. The halls were decorated with balloons with slogans written on them and suckers were given to all high school students with Lick the Lions on them. At lunch the seniors sponsored a pie eating con- test in which a senior won, sophomore took second place and a junior third. The bonfire was piled from 4-8 that night, Friday was rag day. Everyone who had helped with the bonfire was allowed to wear old clothes to school. At night there was the burning of the bonfire, the game and the dance. 33 X P 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: First Princess Marilee Frick, Queen Sharon Burling, and Second Princess June Auld. Homecoming Victory The 1967-68 Homecoming Dance was held on October 13, 1967 at the Blaine City Hall after a very successful victory over the Lynden Lions. The theme was Fall Memories. The dance was held from 9:00 until 1:00 with the Amala- gamationsn playing. The dance had an attendance of over 200 students and alumni, bringing a successful end to Homecoming at Blaine High. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SWANSON ELECTRIC OF THE MONTH OFYH M 5 Junior Prom - Moonlight nd Roses PROM COURT: Second Princess and Prince, Michele Joubert and Dean Forsytheg Queen and King, Dawn Levien and Rick Wearg First Princess and Prince, Linda Eldridge and Richard Spears. The class of 1968 honored the grad- uating class of 1967 at the Junior Prom with the theme Moonlight and Roses. The dance was held on April 7, 1967 at the Bellingham Elks Club. It was agreed upon by many as one of the finest proms ever presented to a graduating class. Queen Dawn Levien and King Rick Wear THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KEIVIPS MOTEL Juniors Present Three One-Act Plays THE TE LL-TALE HEART Director ..... Student Director Jess Stark . . . Lorna Stark . . Nathan Zolka . . Kristin Holub . . Metti Holub . . Brannaman . . . THE LAST LEAF Sue Arcnds . . Joanne Price . . Phil Thorpe . . Lenda Thorpe . . Dr. Mallory . . Mr. Behraman . MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH Maria . . Trosa . . . Prospero . . Celestina .... Leonardo .... Signore Morte-Rosso . . . .. --- - .. Miss Johnson Letty Faust John Hawks Linda Schmidt John Kaufman Iva Mae Roberts Cookie Keller Dean Forsythe Iva Mae Roberts Sue James Dave Grant Patti Nelson John Kaufman Dean Forsythe . .Cookie Keller . .Linda Schmidt Dave Grant Sue James John Hawks Dean Forsythe Tl-uns PAGE SPONSORED BY W AND lVl THRIFTWAY QQ gs 5 , 1 i F K 5 5. i 5 . 5 rv. I Amifm ' .-f, Q gg-' ' t 2 5 H ' 3-'ss 9 5 5 f if -5 mir K in 1 S1 35 1 f EESQZ Q 4QEQf F, 34, Q i 5 . omec iiming Cou Jis yP ? Quee Sharon ef L? ze fx 5 if S Sxs fi S? S Q Q a ? Kerry 3 First Princess June Auld Sweetheart '68 Linda Eldridge an-an-.Q Q . I ' X ww 2. W' 91.95 ii gl, if , 4 A , 32,1 LF Q ug, ies? ,- , L-.W , , , V ' V . 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Out of this confusion, though, came an issue of the school paper every two weeks and the yearbook you are now looking at. The Borderite Flashes was under the leadership of editor, Charlie Ewing and assistant editor, JoAnn Simonarson. The school paper is a mimeographed paper and usually had between 8 to 12 pages. V June Auld was the school correspondent--and every week she took care of the job of sending the Borderwrite columns to the Bellingham Herald and the Blaine Journal. Michele Joubert was editor of the 1968 Borderite. Micaela Elliott was assistant editor, and Muriel Ferguson was business manager. The annual was published by the R. Wallace Pischel Com- pany of Pasco, Washington. Photography was done by F. Wear of Blaine. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BIRCH BAY ROLLER RINK AND GITTS' RED TOP FLORAL, FERNDALE, WASHINGTON 4' r 1 l I fm A ' 0 ' Tix? wg m. K H 2 Fi Q ,V L. f .Sf- ,Q if ' 5 f 9 aww va YL ' Q f 3, s 5 wg .H m L, m 3 l A 4 , , , , ., 13 X ' if A if 5' z - 53 by 9' A if 384 A 9 ' ' M, Q A Y , 3, -W , A : s:.: :.Q fn fgx in K -. 3 -+ Q 6 A 1 1 Q Q wif Q m 1 5' Z ,, V f S. ,y . f. ,255 L 23A Q . ,K Girls' Athletic Association BACK ROW: Linda Church, Jennie Berg, Cookie Kellar, Carol Waters, Linda Eldridge, Sharon Burling, Terry Simpson, Toni Stappler, Kerry Nunaniaker, Sheryl Green. THIRD ROW: Trish Bonallo, Dana Danielson, Lorna Phelps, Doris Greenwood, Marilyn Stappler, Barb Gilder, Darlene Hollinger, Peggy Wampler, Roxanne Flammang, Martha Zaleski, Shirley Burling. SECOND ROW: Penny Bell, Sarah Blakely, Linda Wickett, Diane Durnan, Marilyn Mercer, Joan Zaleski, Terri Nelson, Patty Barber, JoAnne Day, Marilee Frick. FRONT ROW: Penny Lee, Vicki Metivier, Colleen Bonallo, Melinda Ewing, Jeannie Horgdal, Karen Varness, Robin Heindriekson, Dixie Steinbeck, June Auld, Michele Joubert. ? N xaffiw President. June Auld J Advisor. 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SECOND ROW: Micaela Elliott, Jo Ann Simonarson, Susie Wickett, Martha Zaleski, Lorraine Peterson, Linda Church, Jennie Berg, Doris Greenwood. FRONT ROW: Linda Eldridge, Lorna Phelps, Karen Varness, Mary-Catherine Cuthill, Jo Ann Dunkin Vickie Metivier, Michele Joubert, Lynda Kimball. F.H. . FRONT ROW: Jenny Wickett, Anna Bennett, Debbie Lawrenson, Rose Baldwin, Elaine Peterson, Cherrie Croft, Terry Walsh Melinda Ewing, Sandra Yates, Kathy Dierks, Nancy Brimmer, Teena Markusen. SECOND ROW: Margaret Stappler, Kristy Neilson, Diane Stanowick, Brenda Neilson, Lynnea Ogmundson, Jeannie Horgdal, Linda Wickett, Penny Vogt, Barb Olason, Wilda Skallman, Joan Zaleski, Arlys Fast, Marlyn Mercer, Kathy Bohannon. THIRD ROW: Susan Dodd, Sally Dingman, Darlene Hollinger, Carolyn Karber, JoAnne Wiebe, Terry Morrison, Marcia Amundson, Jill Ranstead, Sue McFarland, Marcia Holtziemer. BACK ROW: Rozanne Flammang, Peggy Wampler, Sheryl Green, Tony Stappler, Linda Morberg, Susie Wiekett Dianne Durnan, Pam Haugen, Micaela Elliot. F.H.A. Officers: Treasurer Susie Wickett, President Peggy Wampler, Vice President Linda Wickett, Secre- tary Micaela Elliot, Mrs. Syverson advisor. The Blaine Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America have been very active this past year. A slumber party, annual Christmas dance, benefit dinner for the Cancer Foundation, bakesales and hot dog sales kept everyone busy during the year. Diane Durnan and Micaela Elliott served as del- egates to the State Convention this year. Mrs. Syverson, advisor, did a fine job of, helping the girls carry out their goals to improve personal, family and community living through various ob- jectives by group projects. Stage Crew LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Fischer, Gary Benson, John Ellis. It is the responsibility of the Stage Crew to see that the stage and chairs are ready for all assemblies. The stage crew also helps to set up the the scenery for all the school plays. ii 5 E ,L it it r it 4.'a 1 crm: gf '-l . , f, ' 57, L2 Q Q1 . 'ai , A vcll 3 ,A r at t y A .mi Q,.pTiwa, ,,.., 'AW X ' Q Q S5 ' l1.' if X ,.. Bob Benjamin ll 'V 3: 'f,l' f If W Qgx 1 may 1 W , 55535 E x.-v' The PA is responsible for setting up the ' I gf public address system at all assemblies iii'l yoj ,ri ....v' - ' Q xl Q5 They are also responsible for announcing N ., at all home Football and Basketball games. , ,'N'V ,F--.-.-f-f 1 rl ' A .,,- . -. Debate Debate club attempts to give the students of Blaine High School an opportunity through organized discussion to voice their opinions on various issues of interest to the the American. This year the Debate team participated in various activities and were quite an accomplished group. SEATED left to right: Tom Poast, John Kaufman, Mary Cuthill, Mr. Nash. i - ,-1. - ---v - -f.. ...ww M MMM, -R.,--QMAMVWM Camera Club The Camera Club under the supervision of Mr. Syverson learned many of the techniques of the darkroom. Next year they hope to put this knowledge to use by helping the annual staff with pictures for the annual. This year lVIicaela and Trish took many of the pictures for the snapshot pages. STANDING: Micaela Elliott, John Ellis, Jerry Gram. SEATED: Marsha Johnson, JoAnne Simonarson, Trish Bonallo. Safety Committee The safety committee sets up the rules and regulation for the registering and park- ing of cars driven by the students and faculty during school hours. They also help to park cars at all games. STANDING, left to right: John Kaufman, Bob Benjamin, Randy Sanders, Dan Demcnt. ai 9' to Concessions Under the direction of Mr. Gisher and Mr. Callender, the concession committee has once again completed another successful year at selling refreshments at all games. STANDING, left to right: Randy Stienback, Dawn Levien. SEATED: Kathi Cowin, Mr. Callender, Yvonne Swift. -Q. u-.. . . .Curriculum . . , iii W fgg gk ai I ',i-f'i3ag3i.- ',i-fm? N PQEAN 3rd Period Bookkeeping . . y -'s-1 2nd Period Journalism . M W..MMi,. ,W . lst Period 'Typing . ,M i . 2:50 Pep Assembly . . 553w?B5EfiiH, f ' ' 1? Hiffgiifififl f' f' ' f ' V - 5 155, , on K, if--.Q . . 2nd Period Sociology . . . X . Sth Grade Hamburger Sale . 3 Ay - vi: '54 -,,. f S If 2 min 5' Q I' 68' THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BLAINE MARINA MART CHEER LEADER: Jermie Berg U STANDING: Shirley Burling, Linda Church. KNEELING: Linda. Eldridge, Kerry Nunamaker. CHEERLEADER: Carol Waters SONGLEADER: Marilee Frick SONGLEADER: Sharon Burling W , y v J? ,Q THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY 9 'kg if 'E I K ,, Hn: Swzffi-gf' if I V-Q 4 , 1' Of , n N 5, , 'Qi .L Q5 W LL'S AND IVIONTOURE'S STANDARD A YGUP WFS A I x ef, 51 i HP! Hi .Q x S13 ,Aw if The Champions K at ...nh 1 - A l TOP ROW, left to right: Mike Jones, Randy Steinback, George Brace, Ivan Kohn, Larry Freeman, Scott Dohner, Pat Fitzgerald, Steve Brimmer, Steve Harmon, Bill Jones, Coach Claymore. SECOND ROW: Tom Poast fmanagerj, Dan Speers, Pat Green, Larry Bond, Bob Grasher, Scott Fischer, Chuck Maynard, Bill Dodd, Benny Bennett, Loren Loop, Rich Wolten, Assistant Coach Heinrick. FRONT ROW: Harvey Ives, Steve Lawrenson, Wayne Breidford, Mike Morberg, Rick Kendall, Steve Walser, Randy Sanders, Dave Thompson, Dan De Ment, John Laraia, Pete Fayette. This year's Blaine Borderites surprised everyone by winning the Whatcom County championship with a record of five wins and no losses. The season started out at Port Townsend with a 14-13 win over the Chimacum Cowboys. Next came the only loss of the season, 19-0 at the hands of the Concrete Lions in the Borderites first home game. The following game Langley, B. C. came to the Border City only to fall to the Borderites, 20-6. The first league game was against the seventh-ranked Mt. Baker Mountaineers and the Borderites pulled off their upset of the year, 7-6. Then the Borderites, with a little confidence, defeated Meridian, 13-7, in a hard fought game. Next in line, came the Lynden Lions, whom the Borderites hadn't defeated for 12 years. The game ended with the score, 14-6, and Blaine was all alone in first place in the county. The next game was one that Coach Claymore had looked forward to--the Borderites played almost every player in a 29-0 rout of Lynden Christian. The Borderites then ended a perfect league season with a 6-O win over Nooksack Valley. The season was ended with a 0-0 tie with St. Thomas More of British Columbia. A very well done to the players and coaches for a very successful football season. Bob Grasher Pete Fayette George Brace Senior Squad Steve Harmon Bob Grasher: Tackle and two year letterman Bill Jones George Brace: Tackle and two year letterman Steve Harmon: Center and three year letterman Bill Jones: Tackle and one year letterman John Laraia: Halfback and two year letterman Loren Loop: Center and three year letterman Rich Wolten: Guard and three year letterman l 'rr-us PAGE SPONSORED BY BLAINE John Laraia Loren Loop Beginning in Junior High this group of boys started working together to form 1967's greatest football team in Whatcom County, These boys worked hard and Blaine High School will never forget them. Pete Fayette: Quarterback and two year letterman DR U G Rich Wolten wt iw.-v, 1 4 Y 5 ki , , fi a -' W' f 1 5 xx ' , 1' , M5 V X39 on 4- 1 ...- nn qgiwgk S PAG E we 5 e s 52,1 gt Iii ,, -I' in W' 'Q Q I 156-fi x - 1, A., , -.a 'J 3,-5 R BROKEETIRAGE INC. 63 Varsity BACK ROW: Mr. Bianchi, Rick Wear, Dave Thompson, Ron Rubright, Larry Wiebe, Rick Kendall, Steve Walser Mr Eastman. FRONT ROW: Harvy Ives, Steve Harmon, Gene Olason, Ivan Kohn, Chuck Maynard, Scott Dohner The 1967-68 Basketball season began a new brand of basketball for the Blaine Borderites Under the guidance of a new coach, Stan Bianchi, the Borderites did quite well this year High points in the season were B1aine's fabulous win over Lynden and a close but exciting loss to Meridian. Starting for Blaine was a combination of Ron Rubright, Steve Walser, Pete Fayette, Rick Wear, Rick Kendall, Scott Dohner, Dave Thompson, and Ivan Kohn. Backing these boys were Steve Harmon, Harvey Ives, Gene Olason, Chuck Maynard, and Larry Wiebe as re serves. The team enjoyed the support of the whole Student Body, teachers, coaches, man agers, and community fans. Games were led in points by two Juniors, Steve Walser and Rick Kendall, and in rebounds by Seniors, Pete Fayette and Ron Rubright. Blaine 50 Blaine 53 Blaine 48 Blaine 59 Blaine 34 Blaine 37 Blaine 34 Blaine 40 Steveston Steveston Hope Lester Pearson Lynden Christian Lester Pearson Meridian Mt. Baker 37 Blaine 19 Blaine 34 Blaine 49 Blaine 44 Blaine 44 Blaine 54 Blaine 48 Lynden Meridian Nooksack Valley Mt. Baker Lynden Christian Lynden Nooksack Valley 'UI 1 A H57 A ,iQ P THIS PA SE SPON IVIERCE Junior Varsity BACK ROW: Gary Ham, Mike Wood, Jim Swartos, Bill Wiebe, James Clausen, Kurt Markusen, Scott Fisher Loren Gienger Marvin Fast, Dale Hutiford, Mr. Eastman. FRONT ROW: Larry Brimmer, Lenny Beckett, Brady Bobbink Barry Wiens Bill Doddl, Larry Bond. The Junior Borderites led by coach Jack Eastman, had a respectable record among both Whatcom and British Columbia JV teams. As the JV's look back over the year they won some games, lost some which they should have won and lost a few but most important those who lasted, gained a lot of experience and will help next year's varsity. Blaine Blaine Blaine Blaine Blaine Blaine Blaine Blaine 66 Meridian Nooksack Mt. Baker Lynden Christian Lynden Meridian Nooksack Mt. Baker Blaine Blaine Blaine Blaine Blaine Lynden Christian Lester Pearson Hope Steveston Steveston Spring Sports Mr. Morgan, Bill Wieland, Mike Kartz, John Kaufman, Tom Poast. NOT PICTURED: Charlie Ewing. Cross Country There were only three Cross Country meets this year. There would have been more but they were cancelled because of weather and other complications. Five boys turned out for Cross Coun- try this year. They were: Bill Wieland, Charlie Ewing, Mike Kartz, John Kaufman, and Tom Poast. The team participated in the Northwest competition at Skagit Valley College and came in eighth place. Coach Morgan felt that Blaine did quite well consider- ing the competition from the larger schools. Golf Golf this year had only two regulars back on the links. They were Larry Vogt and Pete Fayette. Larry, a senior, had played on the team for three years and moved from second man last year to num- ber one this year. Pete, also a senior, moved from fifth man to number two in his second year of golf. Other seniors on the team were Charlie Ewing, number five man, and Dave Grant, a ready reserve. The only junior was Loren Gienger who was number six. Sophomores included Larry Bond, num- ber three, Randy Palmer, number four, Lenny Beckett, alternate, and Benny Bennett, also an alternate. Mr. Jorgensen, Loren Gienger, Larry Bond, Benny Bennett, Lenny Beckett, THE' PAGE SPONSORED EY SEAVIEW THEATRE Randy Palmer, Charlie Ewing, Pete Fayette, Dave Grant, Larry Vogt. MR, AND MRS, GEORGE BORDEN BasebaH W, M,,,,,,,,w,,,.,., ,, V A 4, . Vmwf att f I STANDING: Mr. Eastman, Rick Wear, James Clausen, Scott Fischer, Pete Svedin, Steve Walser, Dean Forsythe, Dan Dougherty, Steve Harmon, Dennis Smith, Bill Dodd, George Brace, Gary Ham. KNEELING: Mike Lyons, Ivan Kohn, Ken Irwin, Loren Giengcri Chuck Maynard, Scott Dohner, Harvy Ives, Dan Speers, Barry Wiens, Track STANDING: Torn Poast, Ivan Kohn, Wayne Breidford, Chuck Maynard, Gary Ham, Jim Swartos, Randy Sanders, Bill Jones, Larry Croft, Scott Fischer, Rick Kendall, Steve Walser, Curt Markusen, Mike Morberg, Gordon Stewart, Mr. Claymore. KNEELING: Dan DeMent, Brad Bobbink, Barry Weins, Mike Kartz, Pat Green, Marvin Fast, Charlie Ewing, Miko Jones, Pete Svcdin, Kent Martins, Scott Dohner, John Kaufman. ,lvl ,ilk vmwjfx Junior High Governing Bodies Steve Sanders, Linda Wickett, Jan Ahlin, Robyn Hendrickson. O Student Council Executive Council The Junior High Student Council con- sists ofthe Executive Council and Rep resentatives from the Seventh and Eighth Grades. The President is Linda Wickettg vice president, Jan Ahling Secretary, Robyn Hendricksong and treasurer, Steve Sanders. The Executive Council is the ASB officers that are chosen in the Spring by the ASB. The representatives are selected by the individual classes that they represent. SEATED, left to right: Robyn Hendrickson, Linda Wickett, Lynnea Ogmundson. STANDING: Anthony Giammusso, Ken Block, John Horgdal, Dave Walser, Steve Sanders, Jan Ahlin, Wynn Haws. Songleaders Cheerleaders 1 Penny Vogt, Brenda Neilson, Lynnea Ogmundson, Sandra Yates. Marcia Amundson, Linda Wickett, Robyn Hendrickson Janet Hunnicut. Honor Society -Mmm ..........,....... FRONT ROW: Lynnea Ogmundson, Joan Zaleski, Kristy Nielson, Cindy Wood, Robyn Hendrickson, Jan Anderson. SECOND ROW: Patty Schmidt, Pam Freeman, Diane Durnan, Sara Blakely, Penny Vogt, Marilyn Mercer, Brenda Neilson, Linda Wickett. THIRD ROW: Gary Vanderyacht, Abbie Grasher, Lee Benson, Cliff Freeman, Jan Ahlin, Don Schmidt. . , .4 ,. ,AN fx -z Y r n N323 3 i Qiggy Q w - VL . 2? 2' Kit? i r 'N ' 1 I M iii? W wif ' 5 , M W 2 , Q PV :Q-L, -, I La, Z 6 5 QQ! gp 2 1 1, -' f ,. n , V, 3, X: Q if E gs M ' '1 V f my 3, -s Q' s I ,- W A x . , ' V2 25 . K X N :I W ' R F .r 5 f A y f ,' ,i ,A Q Q A .,f',, ' A I 4. W., ' 'f ' W , 9 .dw 6 V. A V I My I :Ex A 'XML I l T . Ax V, gf: gy V fri? ig gi A., 1 ,,.A if-5 3' :Q fy A jk E g it F f . ,f 1 xg - lg ' T x A Lclfliiz , 5 ,, M. M Wax 'Lf Vi' VT I ,fs as A' .W as gg wg. i sf 'A WF? lb? I ' 7 M g Q f 4A 5 ,, A, 5, W L H L WJ Niivs ii? 'Y if fkiiii' V' , , .1-vilgkixgfx qgefg? , Y Si H . Ev? K Vi via 'wg 3 ,f 11, f X A 5? ' W5 K I. QQ i J 4 Q - -w Ei Q 5 Qi ' Qi sighs 6 'Q fs Q x W 5HWf' I , ' ff QA an A gag Ex ,vw K ,5- fi' Q Q ? Eg A Q , iw? 1 V 1-, A xi VU, 't E 7, ,A ga.. -, tri X V 253551 R 1 . , 4.4433 Q egg 5 1, Ha A y it up Q '. 'iff ' iz: H Q ,3 H K if 'ix ',2f4'f f , 1 T ' I e , E A L' if -' EW. K N I f 'ii' ,N ' '- f'-.: - ,g ' i 5 ,, 3 , .,..: . X CN- ap ' , 'W'-wan. A 1 . 2 XE 1 w- ifi? k Z if J gi ' B X 1 M y 4 , if 5 X. . gi F ,iff Q . JN 315 Q ,. 3' X1 'L Q fS5f1z3:fQ1 ' :. . .sf,f,f.: N 5 .- - 11,5 .,.,-1 , . -, .WX nw Junior High Football And Basketball , 1 3, +A -be 3 f b 3 40 , i .mf am-l 1 , ff 'C 'fo W tsl Z9 ll-' Z ,, I 'S 'A is if ' -' 6 '59 14 23. 17' G ra, S, .53 75, IZ C P A Q 1155157 'Mit W Qlfw SEATED, left to right: Joey Wade, Ferry George, Blain Wolten, Dave Dragavon, Mike Gorze, Albie Grasher, Dave Vierick, Scott Nunamaker, Wynn l-laws, Ken McRae, Mike Weier, Joe Hatton. CENTER ROW: Coach Mr. Eastman Brad Holtzheimer, Ron Workcntin, Doug Noacli, John Horgdal, Gary lVlIl1'lCLlSGl'l, Don Green, Lowell Clark, Cliff Freeman, Dave Walser, Dana Dolan, Wayne Schouten, Coach Mr. Leer. TOP ROW: Steve Eanders, Mitch Caudill, Bill Durnan, Jim Creek, Don Schmidt, Bob Swanson, Doug McCalib, Blair Beebe, Bill Phelps, Jan Ahlin, Marion Gabbatto. STANDING: Bob Heezan, Kevin Varness, Paul Southland, Jan Ahlin, Cliff Freeman, Bill Phelps, Coach Leer. FRONT ROW: Albie Grasher, Scott Nunamaker, Gary Fayette, Steve Sanders, Rick Wiens, Mike Gorze, Marion Gabbatto. Tl-us PAGE SPONSORED BY l.lEBERT BROKERAGE Junior High Baseball And Track uf I UXI4, 'J 361446 BACK ROW: Dave Hickey, Steve Jones, Albey Grasher, Jim Hegarty, Bob Ogmundson, Dana Dolan, Mike Gorze, Dan Bonallo, Wayne Schouten, Rod Goff. SECOND ROW: Bob Kley, Dave Walser, Dennis Ellis, Bruce Zimmerman, Bill Durnan, Kevin Varness, Don Schmidt, Mike Weir, Lowell Clark, Bob Ewing, Dave Dragavon. FRONT ROW: Pat Green, Gary Fayette, Larry Haugen, Jan Ahlin, Steve Sanders, John llordahl, Kem McRae, Gary Vanderyacht, Scott Nunamaker. ff C. 331 'oe x 7 ' 1 Q, M' g . J 3 Qi xv, li 44 lf 8 2 'riff' 'M H llilimi 5 , 731251 fb 455- rnafzx 2 BACK ROW: Gordon Kley, Don DeMent, Jerry George, Joe Hatton, Marion Gobbato, Jeff Green, Anthony Giammusso, Curt Markusen, Joey Wade, Mark Molar. SECOND ROW: Randy Olason, Richard Wiens, Richard Hill, Dave Wiens, Francis Taylor, 76 John Wood, Frank Cisneros, Ron Dayton, Mr. Morgan. .a 'L 4 x , X m ' i-wry ' 1' Bianchi Q 5 if 1 AU I . as I 1411. 'fi , 1 f 1 Z egg f 1 E239 QQ T ,,, f S ' . V Us...,N Ivy-A V Calendar Of Events September 6. School Starts 8. Chimieum ITD 10. Class Meetings 15. Concrete ITD 22. 1969 Dance Langley B.C. IHD 26. Annual Pictures 27. Tennis Playday Bellingham 28. Meridian IHD 29. Band Dinner Mr. Baker IHD October 4. Lynden 'ms IHD 5. Lynden ITD G. Meridian ITD 9. Homecoming Week begins 12. Nooksaek Valley Jr. High ITD 13. Lynden IHD Homecoming Dance 14. F. H.A. Regional Monroe 18. Inter-High Lynden 19. Mt. Baker Jr. High an 20. Lynden Christian IHD Teachers Workshop 23. Lynden Christian JV ITD 26. Lynden Christian Jr. High IHD 27. Nooksaek Valley ITD 30. Nooksaek Valley JV IHD November 1. Soil and Water Conservation Speech Contest 2. Meridian ITD 3. Quarter Tests 4. St. Thomas Moore ITD 6. 78:8 Grade Custer Quarter Tests 7. Crosscountry Mt. Vernon Quarter Tests 8. Inter-High Blaine 10. Debate at WVVSC 11. Debate at VVWSC 12. ASB Meeting 13. Honor Rehearsals Mt. Vernon 17. Hootenanny 19. Student Council 20. PTA Ilonor Concert 23. Thanksgiving Holiday No School 24. No School December 1. Jamboree at Nooksaek 2. SAT test 5. Betty Crocker Homemaker test G. Inter-High Lynden Christian G. Volleyball Playday at Nooksaek Valley 7. Mc. Baker Jr. High IHD 8. Senior Play Steveston B. C. ITD 9. Senior Play Stevcston B. C. IHD 13. Inter-High Lynden Christian 15. 1968 Dinner Hope, B.C. IHD 16. F. H.A. Dance 21. Christmas Concert 22. Lester Pearson ITD 25.-Jan. 3 No School 28. Christmas Tournament 29. Christmas Tournament January 3. Meridian Jr. High IHD 4. Lynden Jr. High ITD 5. Lynden Christian ITD G. Lester Pearson IHD 9. Lynden ITD 10. Mt. Baker 7818 ITD 11. Nooksaek Valley Jr. High IHD 12. Meridian an 15. Debate Mr. Vernon 18. Mt. Baker Jr. High ITD 19. Nooksaek Valley ITD End of Semester 20. Mt. Baker IHD 22. Lynden Christian Jr. High ITD 25. Meridian an 26. Lynden Christian IHD 30. Lynden IHD February 1. Lynden Christian Jr. High IHD 2. Meridian ITD 4. Student Council 5. Lynden Jr. High ITD S. Lynden IHD 9. Nooksaek Valley IHD Sadie Hawkins Danee 12. Lineolnls Birthday 14. Inter-High Meridian 16. Mt. Baker ITD 17. Sweetheart Dance 19. Debate Mt. Baker PTA Art Show 22. No School 23. No School March 2. Jr. High Band Festival 4. Debate 7. Annual Pictures 8. 1970 Dinner 9. Regional F. lI.A. at Ferndale 12. ASB Meeting 13. Armed Services 15. Teachers' Workshop 21. Psych. field trip to Essendale 22. Debate at UPS 23. Debate at UPS 28. Quarter ends 29. Lynden IHD April 3. Badminton Playday at Meridian 4. Meridian ITD 5. Junior Prom F. H.A. State Conference at Olympia G. Debate District at WWSC 11. Mt. Baker ITD 12. No school 15. No school 16. Mt. Baker IHD 18. Spring Concert Lynden Christian ITD 19. Masonic Awards Mt. Baker ITD 23. Lynden Christian ITD 24. Whatcom County A meet at Blaine 25. Lynden Christian IHD 26. Junior Play Lynden Christian IHD 27. Junior Play 30. Nooksaek Valley ITD May l. Softball Playday at Ferndale 2. Pre-sub at Nooksaek Valley 3. Nooksaek Valley IHD 4. Jr. Sr. Badminton WWSC 7. Lynden IHD 8. Inter-High Mt. Baker 9. Jr. High Sub-District at Mt. Baker 10. Tennis Bellingham Lynden ITD Debate at Pullman 11. Sub-District at Nooksaek Valley 14. Meridian IHD 15. Track Playday at Blaine 16. Track A meet at Blaine 17. G. A. A. track and Tennis at WWSC Meridian ITD 18. District A meet at Blaine 21. Athletic Banquet 24. GoLf at Everett 25. Blossom Time 30. No School 31. No School June 2. Baccalaureate 3. Graduation 5. Quarter ends 6. Teachers' Workshop Summar Activities Divider 35 Golf 67 Administration Divider 5 Government Divider 11 Annual Staff 42-3 Homecoming Activities 33-4 A. S. B. Officers 12 Homecoming Court 38 A. S.B. Officers Junior High 70 Honor Society 51 Athletic Divider 57 Honor Society Junior High 71 Band 48-9 Junior High Divider 69 Band Officers 48 Juniors 28-9 Baseball 68 Junior Snapshots 27 Baseball Junior High 76 Junior Class Officers 27 Basketball Court 39 Junior Prom 36 Basketball Junior High 75 Lettergirls 52 Basketball Junior Varsity 66 Lettermen 52 Basketball Varisty 64 Majorettes 48-9 Basketball Individuals 65 Ninth Grade 72 Basketball Summary 64-66 Organization Divider 41 Booster Club 44-5 Personality Poll 25 Booster Club Officers 44 Principals 6 Boys' State 14 Play 37 Bus Drivers 10 School Board 6 Calendar of Events 78 Seabeck 14 Cheerleaders 58-9 Secretaries 6 Chorus 50 Seniors 16-23 Class Divider 15 Senior Memories 24 Class Representatives 13 Senior Snapshots 26 Cooks 10 Songleaders 58-9 Correspondent 14 Songleaders Junior High 71 Cross Country 67 Seventh Grade 74 Curriculum 3-56 Sophomores 32-3 Custodians 10 Sophomores Class Officers 30 D. A. R. 14 Standing Committees 54-5 Dedication 4 Student Council 13 Drill Team 41 Student Council Junior High 71 Eighth Grade 73 Summary 79 End Page 80 Superintendent 6 F. H. A. 53 Sweetheart Flashes Staff 42-3 Teachers 7-9 Football Junior High 75 Three Year Torch 51 Football Senior Squad 62 Title Page 1 Football Snapshots 60 Track 68 Football Squad 61 Track Junior High 76 Football Summary 61 Waskowitz 14 G. A. A. 46-7 G. A, A. Officers 46 Girls' State 14 ppreciation As editor of the 1968 Borderite, I would like to thank our adviser, Mr. David Simonson for all the help and guidance he gave in the production of the annual. I would like to extend special thanks to the following people who helped to make this year's annual pos- sible: Mr. Floyd Wear, the photographer, who helped us to meet each deadlineg the R. Wallace Pischel Yearbook Company, for their many suggestions and guidesg the annual staff, who helped in typing, proof- reading, and adsg and to the merchants of Blaine who supported the annual by buying ads, and to this year's senior class for their cooperation. 1968 BORDERITE Editor cftcfaj LMA 5 x 4 E 1 Q , 5 , f 5 'Vit .Jaw ...ivg f ' L-,'lf'::g7y4. I Wg . I H L X 491 il A 9.1! Q , , F .Y , . ,,, I 5 Q 1:11-sn,-'f:f K . , --. . Y X V I YW uh. L I s 5 .fy 1 I ' fa..-Jil - ,Q I ! ' 0 - ' fm. 1 'F :i 1' J inf X, iff, . for gg, fb' 'V X 5 lf: --1 ik-i N 'M' mf' R- .4 .QSYI . . 6.1 -.M - .f'g , Q lg,-H. -A -H' J 'f5'l?:x ' F., - si , .Q , ,, Y J 5 w :mf . ' 1 .212 , .af ,-,Q-'A-M ' A ,, 5- ' V Pv , . . . ,Q I . , 1. J- , fm , 4 - ' 2: , + 'M'---,-1 -1 - ' . ' . - ' , l .3 Q Q V f s-N. -T.,-Q-gi I, 4 1' ...vffl-A. tsl' 'I 'F' 2 , '5Ev:,,,YL 1yf. V ,Mn Q MY -'W' W W , M ma! .wx T . - 1 1 .ah M., ',-- -' x' Kkfmfz'- -. - - 1 ..M,. ...- -M--Q., H, -... . .. ,, ' 'M2'r'rn' 1 ef 7 5'?4E. 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