New York Mills High School - New Yorker Yearbook (New York Mills, MN)

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RAYMOND WICK Crafts Club-1, Avia- tlon Club-1, Football 4, Band-3, Mixed Cho- rus-3, Boys' Chorus- 1, FTA-2, Track-2, Stu- dent Council-1, An- nual Staff. For every Why lhe has a Wherefore, ARLFNE ZIELLS PETERSON GAA 1 Hobby Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 Lib rary 1 Newspaper Glee Club 3 Chorus 2 Annual Staff 1 Pep Squad 2 FTA 1 Free as the mountain wmds CLASS MOTTO Nothmg is zmposszbl th II wzllful heart CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Szlvev Whzte Rose FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK 12 MARLENE WOHLERT Newspaper Staff - 1, Chorus-l, Hobby Club 1, Glee Club-1, Lib- rary Club-1, Annual Staff, Pep Squad-?. Qlleell Calldldate. As modest as a vio- let. -. -. fs -V D .-' . ,, . .. .8 -' wi, '

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MILDRED SELANDFR Mixed Chorus Glee Club 2 Pep Squad 2 Newspaper Annual Staff Student Poun cl 1 GAA 1 Voca tional Club 1 Hobby Club 1 Choral Read ers Sweet and frlendly and full of fun Mll dreds liked by every one JACK THOMPSON Football 1 Student Council l Mixed Cho rus 1 Art Club 1 An Club 1 Fair words never hurt the tongue ANNE TUMBERG Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Pep Squad Newstaff 1 Senior Treasurer Vocational Club 1 Choral Read ers 1 Annual Stal! FTA 1 Serene as night KARVONEN AND SON FURNITURE J AN ETTE SONNENBERG Glee Club3 FFA? Junior Class Play An nual Staff GAA 1 Framatic Club Queen Candidate Newspaper 2 Library l Freshman One Act Play Tumb llng Club 1 Sing away sorrow Cast away care DONALD TUMBERG Art Club 1 Annual Staff 1 Conservation Club 1 Men of few words are the best men JAMES THOMPSON Football 2 Track 2 Track Manager 2 FTA Library Club 1 Cooking Club Annual Staff Basketball M nager 1 Mixed Chor It is better to learn late than never 11 -2. ' , - , ' Q -.. -2, . - 1- . - . - 1 . ' I ' . 4 ' . - - ' . . ' ' l ' , ' 1 ' ., ' .I ' , - , ' f . - ., - , nual l Staff. Cooking ,, , - U .. - - , -'., - , ' ' v . 7, , - , I'. - . . , . 1 , a- - V . - , - . - us. .1 .. -- 1, . U

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SENIOR PROPHECY Looking at the graduates of '53 In our dreams we now can see, Our old school buddies, on the road of success, They've changed quite a bit, we must confess, Glenda and Eva we now see, Busy teaching the ABC's Gary M. so llvely on hls feet, Hardly ever used a ballroom seat. g Shlrley Kumpula's unlform and cap. Tell us she's ln the U. S, WAF. Gladys P. going to tea.cher's college, So she can teach children her knowledge. Shlrley M. can now be seen, Rldlng in her shiny new llmouslne. Gordon M., we have heard, Has been raising a large dairy herd. Charles P. a real great guy, Never lets an opportunity go by. A famous secretary is our Anne T Who spends her time on the bosses knee In the Navy is Jimmy T An answer to rwery fair maidens plea His brother Jack a bachelor is he Learnlng what llfe wlthout women can b Erwln T has shifted to teaching shop Has a wlfe and three klds who call hlm pop Paul P ls the funniest one of TV Hes chased Bob Hope to KWAD A football coach is Porkkonen Hls team ls tops ln the Blg Ten To a guy named Rice all sports fans turn Francis ls called a second Bill Stern The brush and easel were Arnolds fat Salo is the name of an artist great A famous nurse is Beverly J All her patlents are happy and gay Verners leading the band at the U of M Holmstroms classed as the best of them Juvruds Quartet sings muslc sweet James tenor has the Ink Spots beat Paul H ls a guard on the Lakers team His technique ls really hard to be t A neat schoolmarm ls Vlrglnla K She flnds an apple on her desk each day Irene Korby ls taking dictation They thlnk shes the best ln the nation O' lots of travel S Kulvlnen can boast Shes seen the country from coast to coast Betty Kukas ls a fashlon designer, You can't flnd them any flner. Lorraine Savela now we see, Busy with her family of three. Janette S. works ln a dry-goods store. She does all her work so gally. While Mildred S. ls the edltor of The Daily, She brings ln news-galore. Donald Salo ls raising prlze wheat. He's a farmer who can't be beat. Marlene W. hasn't a care, As she travels by land and by air. Donald T. we all know. Works hard to make crops grow. Very busy ls Arlene Z. Caring for her family of three. Ray Wlck is seen each fall. Coaching Minnesota U. football. Elaine and Erp are acclaimed by the nation For their huge pickle plantation The Miss America contest had the best wins The vote went to the Hendrlckx twins Lempl H is keeping house For her children and handsome spouse Carole H ls an expert stenographer Shes the one all buslnesses prefer Delores C is busy at an all nlght grocery Working harder than a bee Happy Don Davls returnlng from hls chores Delivering milk to pretty glrls doors Don Falls drives a Ford shiny and bright To play ln the Laker game each night Our famous Billy Ekkklla we flnd In a toy shop with clocks to wind Dell Atklnsons getting a real good tone Since he got hls new saxophone Elda Ackerman ls a pharmacist Those who are lll she wlll assist Don Hagel ls a famous polltlclan Hes now ln Europe on a foreign mission Lyle Haman ls an englneer busy as Ray Lyles building at teachln Ray IS deft The strongman at the circus of Bailey Is a fmous welghtllfter known as Ady To the graduate class of 53 This parting thought we glve to thee We wlsh you success on Llfes rough way And good luck for each new day . ' , I ' ' I F' ' LIBERTY THEATRE ..1,.T5 Yil 4, .L i1Z.T W 1 iii' is, j igj i ' Q i QTL ljigjjjs ,gjQ -' ,Li