Baker Junior High School - Rocket Yearbook (Austin, TX)

 - Class of 1953

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.L L. ill THE BAKER ROCKET PAGE 3 PADS 'N' FASHIUNE By Carol Wyckoff Summer is here, if not in the weather reports, at least fashion wise. Cotton skirts and blouses have replaced the corduroy and wool skirts and sweaters. Those pleated skirts are tops! Several bracelets at a time seem to be just the thing. Quite a noisy fad at that. Eighth grader, Barbara Blomquist, seems to like eight or more at a time. Another fad is trading boy- friends Cor girlfriendsl. You never can tell who's liking who. lt's just one big merry-go-round. Suede shoes seem to be tops in the shoe line tAccording to the boysl. But boots are still very popular. Have you wondered what made the girls' skirts stand out? lt looks a lot like they had hoops on, but that's not quite right. There are several things used. One is a crinolin petticoat. The other is Donna Peck's own invention. She took half a sheet and sewed it together. Then she made a band, took a hem and starched it real stiff. What she got made her skirt look positively darling. Everyone seems to be on the band wagon. Why not start a new fad yourself? just do some- thing unusual, and something un- usual is sure to happen as a result. FEBRUARY ln February, George and Abe have birthdays close together. This month we send our Valen- tines.and also have bad weather. Teacher Personality MR. MCKENZIE By Williams Along the Northern coast of Africa, over the mountains of Switzerland, on the Adriatic coast of Italy, also in the streets of Ger- many-john P. G. McKenzie has been. Not to mention a large part of the good old U. S. A. Still of all these places, Texas rates tops and then some. Mr. McKenzie was born in Dur- ham, Maine. While he lived there, he was off most of the time at different schools. He attended Maine High, California Art School of Germany, and the grand old U. of T. He is 5'lU tall, weighs l67 lbs. and says he's just past l6. Cl-low far past??'?l While greatly interested in arts and photography he still has time for a lovely wife and a cocker spaniel-Nippy. This makes his ,lust Per Fun By Iohnnie Davis A sign on a kennel which sold dachsunds read: Get A Long Little Doggie home life pleasant. Two favorite personalities in the field of acting are Ginger Rogers and Ronald Coleman. Cole Porter's songs are among the highest in his musical repertoire. Warm greys please him and go very well with his blue eyes. Fried chicken is good if it's cooked New England style, but give Southern fried chicken to the southerners. CTrue Texan??l A closing remark was: I once won state championship in Maine -but only because the better riders didn't compete. This must mean he has a secret love for horses. A lively man, a good teacher, and a pleasing personality make up Mr. McKenzie - He's real George l!!! Northwest Cleaners H05 Burnet Rd. Austin Phone 5-5942 Just Good Dry Cleaning FAMILY LAUNDRY SERVICE Bellotte Humble Service I90I GUADALUPE Phono 2-0978 Austin HI-WAY LAUNDRY 62l5 NORTH LAMAR Phone 5-357I Allandale Hardware 1-HE GIFT BAZAAR Defdells Pet Sh'-'P 31 8. Variet y 6009-A Burnet Rd. Austin, Texas Drugs 5822 B Road NoRrH Ausnws LARGEST sELEcT1oN Evemhma fa' the Pm TELEPHONE 5-oszzr on eneerme cARos 5127 N. Lamar 5-290IS VARSITY DRUG L. V. Blomquist Across from Gregory Gym Ill East Zlst Ramsey's Austin Nursery 5425 Guadalupe Street Trees, Shrubs, 8: Landscaping Established l875 Tel. 5-l7Q4. Sinclair H-C Gasoline M-M Service Station 4926 Dallas Highway We Specialize in Spray Glaze ED MARTIN Phone 5-i533 - Austin

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l PAGE 2 THE BAKER ROCKET B HER AUSTEENS MUDEL SLICK CHICKS MAKE NEWS Did you happen to drop by the little gym just before Christmas, and see a group of girls parading across the room before a group of stern looking iudges- lMr. Cowan, Mrs. Conradt. Miss Thigpen. and Mr. Hornl? Well. this picture shows the results ofthe parade. F our of those girls were chosen to model in a Christmas fashion show at Yarings. The picture above shows Gayle Sullivan. Barbara Blom- quist. Kathy Giddens. and Betty Moore. fthe girls chosenj in the outfits. that they modeled. ROCKET STAFF Editor -in - chiet ...........,,.,... Larry Fitzgerald Co-editor ,...,....,..............,. Peggy St. Martin Feature Editor .......,..............., Frances Fisk Asst, ,,,,,.,,,.,...,,.,.,,.,,.,,,,, Carolyn Peterson News Editor ,,.,,.,. .,..,.., G ayle Sullivan Asst. ,,,....,...... ........ P eggy Laudan Sports Editor ,,..... .,,....... M elba Allman Asst. ,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,.........,.......,.,.... Ianice Stark Business Manager ,,,. Katherine McCann Asst. ,,.A,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,...,,,,.,.,,,.,,. Laneta Stefka Society Editor .,,...., Mary Louise McGuire Asst, ,,,,,,,.,..,.,.......,,..,.........,., Sandy Wade Exchange Editor .....v.,.......,......., Iudy Tyson Asst .,,,,,,,-,---,..,,,. ..,,,....,..... M artha Smith Prootreader t,,,,,..,,.,,....... Mary Ann Goeke Parliamentarian .........,.. Linda Willoughby Art Editor ,....,.,.,.,...........,....,.., Sandy Wade Press Secretary ,...,.,....... Wanda Foreman Devotionals ........,V... ....,...i.... M yra Taylor Asst ,,,,,,,,,.....,.....r,.,,......,....... Iinx Williams Morgue .,......,,..,,................,,.... Martha Smith Reporters-Ava Nell Wood, Suzanne Bowling, Rufus Burke, Iohn Campbell, Iohnnie Davis, Lorraine Guerrero, Iackie Patterson, lames Singletary, Kay Smith, Norma Taylor, Iirnmy Woody, Carol Wyckoff, and llo Porter - ang lechcafionfi - Wishing Ring Butch Wagner from lean Miller Leon Campbell from Iune Burris Mary McGuire from David Warner Mike Hornsby from Iudy Lawson Ierry Scarbrough from Kathryn Giddens Why Don't You Believe Me? LeRoy King from Wanda Foreman Alice Ann Dawson from an ad- mirer Ike Taylor from Someone David Allen from Connie Culver lack Secord from Bobetta Clayton I Ai.n't Sittin' Where I Was When You Left Me Gayle Sullivan from Clyde Boling A Fool Such As I Eddie Kincaid from Suzy Bowling Take Me In Your Arms Palooka Frey from Gayle Sullivan I Never See Maggie Alone Donna Peck from Irvin Rawls You Belong To Me lanis Stubbs from Bob MacFar- land Don Keeling from an admirer Ovea Lee Carlisle from Tommy Yeley Always, Always Iinx Williams from Sidney Frost Sidney Frost from linx Williams Don't Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes Zoe Ann Derden from Randy Spillar I'll Still Love You Ianie and Suzy from Myles and Eddie llT gll Lester Kitchens from Someone Mr. Munson from the basketball team Tell Me Your Mine Sam Higginbotham from Liz Barron To Think You've Chosen Me Irvin Rawls from Donna Peck Myles and Kenneth from Ianie and Frances Everything I Have Is Yours David Warner from Mary McGuire Because You're Mine Bobetta Clayton from lack Secord Wish You Were Here Lester Kitchens from Carolyn Taylor MARILYN MONROE from PA- LOOKA FREY AVE. B. GROCERY Where All Nsighbora Trade 4405 Ave. B Phone 53-392i WATSONS FLORIST Flowers For All Oaoasimll 2604 Guadalupe Phone 2-9294 H. H. ADKINS GROCERY AND MARKET 7Z0l N. Lamar The AMERICAN NATIUNAL BANK TO SERVE YOU



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PAGE 4 THE BAKER ROCKET lOY WOLFF By Iohnnie Davis Thirteen years ago, February 6, Ioy Wolff became an existence instead of just a dream to Fort Worth. This bundle of joy turned into a very sweet girl who has beau- tiful brown eyes with hair that matches. Ioy is 4'9 tall and weighs 95 lbs. Of her many favorites are french fried potatoes, Mitzy Gay- nor, Mr. Horn, Mr. McLemore, gym, and tumbling. Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes will always be the number one tune and she thinks that collecting story book dolls is loads of fun. Before coming to Baker she attended three other schools. She said, Of course Baker is the best of all. Tandy Turner and you will surely agree that Ioy has been properly chosen for the 7th grade personality. The Joe Cockrell Co. Q Ll TERRY SCARBROUGH By Ava Nell Wood Football, wrestling, and mus- cles well describe the eighth grade personality, but to the girls it is more like swoon, swoon. You guessed it, who else has a de- scription like that except Ierry Scarbrough? Ierry was born in Shreveport, Louisiana on February 22, 1939. ln case this fascinating boy needs describing, he has black hair, green eyes, is 5' 10 , and weighs 185 pounds. Among his favorites are Mr. Pine, Mr. Norton, Mr. Childers, P. E., and math. As for food, any- thing will do, His favorite colors are blue, green and white. Star- dust and Mario Lanza are also on his list of favorites. But when it comes to sports it is definitely football. Even though lerry has never? attended another school he says Baker is the best school ever. His hobby is girls, but when he BOBETTA CLAYTON By Lcmeta Stefka Ring-a-ling! Bobetta! and from then on 5-1775 is well occupied until bedtime at least. This is the condition which our personality's family have to survive. We're Wondering if ,,,,........,.,, might keep the phone buzzing most of the time. It seems as though Bobetta isn't all together a full-blooded Aus- tinite, for she was born in Wichita Falls, Texas as well as living in Vernon, Texas. Oh by the way! We would like to know why her parents like Why Don't You Believe Me for at the present it seems her record player needle is wearing out that particular record or vice versa. To Bobetta nothing besides lack and food could be better. Oh yes, if you are wondering what she looks like. All 5'5 of her is cute, not forgetting her blonde hair and brown eyes. Maybe you think this joke is bad But you'd quickly change your was asked who his favorite girl Views I Pruning- office supplies is, he just Said' HCL This is Cm If you compared the Jokes we l6l6 Lavaca Sf. Phone 7-4467 excellent Offer girls, SO donlt print waste time. With the ones we never use. I SHAW? JEWELERS sms! Q BEAUTY snows No. I - I I6 E. 9th Street ' Phone 8-7322 6'7C g'm Ne' No.2 - lol W. 5+h - Phone 2-1626 WHYEAR AUSTIN, TEXAS

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