Blaine High School - Borderite Yearbook (Blaine, WA)

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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

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