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

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THE BAKER ROCKET PAGE FIVE U.J.H. NIPS SPIRITED BUCKAROOS by Delbert Moberg and Gerry Heath The U.I.H. Eagles cinched a championship title by defeating the Baker team 25 to 2l and ended a defeatless season. Sparked by Mike Cotton, Lonnie Reed, and Charles Weiss the Eagles romped to a 25-O halftime score. But a pep talk by Coach Hickerson sent the Baker team into the second half with fighting spirit. Bill Hccmilton on a handoff from Waye Fickel scampered 62 yards for a touchdown but was called back because of an infrac- tion of the rule. But on the next play Fickel again called for Ham- ilton who once again went sixty- two yards for a T.D. Bill then went over for the extra point. A few minutes later Hamilton ran up the middle for 30 yards and a touch- down. Don Fincher' made the extra point and the score stood U.1.H. 25 and Baker l4. Another fumble which was recovered by Victor Mokry set up another tally. Hamilton on a delayed buck through the center scored his third T.D. Iimmy Kanetzky went over for the extra point. The Eagles took possession with about 3 minutes left and racked up a couple of first downs to run the clock. Outstanding play- for Baker included Don Ren- out ers ner, Ernest McCarver, Allen Rog- Ierry Marx, Terry Scar- ers, borough, Wiley Wyman, and Iohn Thompson. We could name a whole load of players, but instead we will say the whole Baker squad played grand and we wish them better luck next time. f STATISTICS ' Baker U.I.H. Yards Rushing ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 97 253 Yards Passing ,,.,.......,,.,, U , '34 Passes Attempted ......,,.. 4 2 Passes Completed ,,,.,... U l Passes lntercepted ......., U O Fumbles .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 3 First Downs ,,.,....,,..,,,,.,., 7 8 Penalties ,.........,.,.,,,,,..,,,,, 4 8 Yds. Lost on Penalties 20 lU5 Number of Punts .......... 3 l Dad: Son, l'm spanking you because I love you. Son: Dad, I wish I were big enough to return your love. ALLAN EDGES BAKER 7-0 by Gerry Heath and Delbert Moberg The Allan Bulldogs scored mid- way during the third quarter to slip past the Baker eleven in a rough, tough, and hard fought game until the sound of the whistle ending the game. Iesse Hernandez sparked the Bulldogs on offense with a beautfiul bit of trick running and pitchout plays. Iimmy Martinez on a handoff from quarterback Hernandez went over for the only score of the game. Hernandez passed to Martinez for the extra point. Baker's Don Fincher, took a handoff from quarterback Roger Wilkinson to out run the Allan defense for 3U yards for one of the outstanding plays of the game. Ierry Marx got Baker out of a driving attack by the Bulldogs by intercepting a Hernandez pass and running it back 25 yards to give Baker possession of the ball. Ierry Scar- borough, Bill Hamilton, and the Wiman brothers were very out- standing during the game. Don Renner, Iohn Thompson and Ern- est McCarver also were in there most of the game. In the other game McCallum Scotties defeated the Travis Rebels I9-7. STATISTICS Baker Allan Passes attempted ...... 5 4 Passes completed ...... O l Passes intercepted .... l l Congratulations To Football Pasts Dear Football Team: Congratulations for the good work you have done this football season. You have put up a good fight against all the opponents and have improved with each game. We know that you will continue to do this. You boys who didn't get to play don't need to feel bad because you'll get your chance next year. You can be sure that we will support you all the way. Yours truly, Baker student body ..... fllllEBlL,.U0NE SAVE inthe Mutual Savings Institution c0,f,fE,,'. V Jlfiafsfcnify .fjlgolb Shop Us First or Last No. of penalties ,.,....... 7 5 Yds. lost on penalties 40 45 H06 GUADALUPE Number of punts ........ 3 3 Av. yds. per punt ...... l7.l 28.7 , First downs ..............,. 5 6 will 99111119 Yds, gained rushing 109 113 The South's Unique Restaurant Yds. gained passing U ll and Gift Shop -l---- I6th AND GUADALUPE STANDINGS Phone 8-432I Won Lost U.1.H. ........... ,,,...,.. 5 U McCallum ...... ...,..... 4 l 532: O. Henry ........ ......... 2 3 ' . Allan .,...,..... ,.,....., 2 3 Travis .,... ,.,.,,.., 2 3 gli ' Baker .,..,....,.,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,, 0 5 Station Phone 5-942l Your Friendly Sinclair Dealer Roy Cox Service 43rd 8: Duval Hyde Park Pharmacy Sci-iool. suPP1.iEs Let Us Fill Your Prescription 4017 Guadaupe ,A

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PAGE FOUR. rr-is HAKER nocxer eroonagfiea Hmmm, who is that? came from a huddle of boys in the hall one day. lt's Martha Smith, someone replied. Martha is our ninth grade fa- vorite for this month. She is 5'5 tall, weighs 118 pounds, and has brown hair and eyes. Longview, Texas, is where she was born on December 13, 1938. She has gone to Baker for three years, and hasn't taken interest in any certain boy this year. Hop to it, boys-now is your chance. Her telephone number is 5-0628, and by the way, talking on the telephone is her hobby. Martha's ambition is to be an army nurse CBoys, you can enlist now.l Be- sides taking an interest in cheer- leading, she likes swimming very much and the song, Blue Moon. lf you .haven't met our ninth grade favorite, be sure you do! 'ii' Wow! Have you ever seen a 5'Z1fz , brown haired, blue eyed doll walking down the hall? You have. lt's Willie Thurman, who was born in Austin, Texas, on Ianuary 8, 1940, and has lived in Austin all his 13 years. He has gone to Baker 7 years. fHe skipped the fourth grade, that brilliant boyll He has two sisters and a brother who attend Baker, too. Some of his favorites are hill-billy music, reading, Mexican food, gym, Mr. Hickerson, green, red, football, and some lucky girl in the seventh grade. Willie Hyde Park Hardware HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS Sherwin-Williams Paint' Food Market 3800 LAMAR TT'l'his month's personalities are Willie, Thurman, Martha Smith, and Donnie Tew. played right half on the football team this season, and Weighs 103 lbs. Football is okay for now but for the future Willie wants to be a doctor. 7? Have you ever seen a tall dark boy walking happily along the hall and wondered who he was? lt happens to be our 7th grade personality this month, Donny Tew. ' Donny was born Ianuary 3, in Austin, Texas, and is 12. years to Ridgetop last his first year at old. He went year, and for Baker he likes it very much. To more about his let you know good looks, he is 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 118 pounds, and has brown hair and eyes., lt's too bad for you girls because it looks like Donny has already taken an interest in a certain someone named Emily Ann Ford. With Donny's winning smile .and per- sonality, he is the boy we are all watching to go far. .....+.L.......--..1- BOOK WEEK by Thomas Flowers Book week is going to be a big affair for the librarians this year.. They are going to have a fair, where they display books of their own choice. After this, they are going to have dinner together. You students can have a good time during book, week too. There are dozens of good books to read, among which are: The Texas Rangers, Between Planets, Pirates, Atoms At Work, and above all the Bible, which is a library within itself. Have you every. thought of books as windows? They are win- dows through which we look at the world. lncidentally, the theme for book week is Reading is Fun. i.....l.....---- FADS N' FASHIONS by Martha Smith Click, click, click! What's that noise? You guessed it. Some boy is walking down Baker's halls with his ever popular taps on the bottom of his shoes. lt seems to be quite a tad around Baker these days for the boys to wear taps or black suede shoes. As for the girls they would rather have a middy blouse any day. It seems all the girls think these blouses are iust darling. lt also is quite a fad around Baker for ct girl to let you know it she's available to date. If she has a boy's jacket or a chain and ring around her neck, Scram .... lf not, now's your chance. The Hitchin' Post Where the cuisine of fha South meets that of the WMF' with Butter Krust Bread! 4:21 euaaalupe Phone s-azzs In 1949 Federal Expenditures Amin' Tm' m..a.m1'm mm M' . were 515984 per family. V A Lool: Your Best' For School Days 1 1 d F h d ere s oo ea n a e . SPEIR BEAUTY SHOP 9 '9 a , non west sn. t ,V had ij ' A , K l - I 1 X fo, .Z 7,4 ew WG? ,....-ef t M1-wron 1 MQQLQM 55 ,rig MMM , yfjgl Phone 53-I 70l Ml'

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PAGE SIX THE BAKER ROCKET Tomorrow Never Comes by Roger Wilkinson Do you often say, l'll do it tomorrow ? But do you ever realize that you keep on putting something off so long that the day never comes that you will do it. Sometimes your mother helps you remember when tomorrow comes, but when you have to remember yourself to do some- thing tomorrow you are apt to forget to do it. lf you keep on saying, l'll do it tomorrow, please stop and realize that in some instances tomorrow never comes. B A L D W I N Pianos and Organs Capitol Piano W I5I8 Guadalupe Street I Co. WIN N ' S 5-IO-25c STORE 4IOI Guadalupe Boost the Baker Buttons ' - :Grieg lv, .3.5.1I25'g3:,ggv.,g:-3:5513,2 .. V -- ,. . 5555g5.1:32'fi'iI.. ifgg5ig2g1gIs:s22f2 - tif ' iii ' -- -' V 1212 ' 2.asa:5's ' V- rs'-I-51 . Sft. . , i!'lE'3':fl.li- : 'l:::,5E5E:E-. - 1 . .. 'E'5i:EI' .-.::'zz-1s55fg'Q:'-2 s1r 'S5i5?5i5,:g? it ' --'- ' ' :fit ' el' 1 'I + P' S 'E' at 1' 3 ' A ,asf is , ,K r is X, - r V V - 1:1-, ,: I . 3.-:gg--15 ig-z.-,F R -'-'- 1 A ' EZ ti 4 ,, 5 is 1 4 y X ':5'F?5:?s5'55's,55.fg. 'f-.!:5'5.5-5: ,:E:i.35'g:' :,': H 1 ' .2 ' 't ' 1. . ' 22.5.5 1. - ,gfgry ' -tv? 5 ,3 , -:-, v.-.1..1.,....::, Q ::. - . .Q :.. .' . Qt.. ..1,-::,.t.,- . V . y U , .,:,:r:,:r-:1:::::,:::::, . .. -.-.-.-.-.- -- . 5,52,g'::g2::g2g,g2::-3-+ .:-- tart, ---1111. . ttv- M- - 5,351 - . .... - A , .. - , - 4. 1 ,- V 2 3 .ses-. 0 f: -es-iE-'-'- - 'f -ff H -- - ' 31511: isa - ' , . -- - 1 - . 32:22 ii'-:3T:1::-57525:lZ'iI':2 '5ff'.:3f5EE ' .2...'I'i'v'. 'I '-'1 .5'f::f'xS i 4 '4 ':3E f'f . '-rfiiiiiiffli' +'-f-i- 'ff' ,. '- 'if '-'::I gr.. .-as-,::.,s by Grice and Wyman Does Baker's patriotism stop with the football season? No. You should be patriotic the year around, and wear a green and white Baker button. You may think that twenty-five cents is an awful lot to pay for one of those buttons, but just think-you get the Baker Rocket free. As you know, it takes money to print a paper, and selling the buttons is one of our ways of getting it. Varsity Drug L. v. stomoulsr ' Across from Gregory Gym I I I East 2Ist HAMILTON ELECTRIC WORKS I306 Red River 'Delco Motor Distributors Dayton Belts Distributors Motor Rebuilding and Repair Carbozite Protective Coating Distributors The Toe Cockrell Co. PRINTING - OFFICE SUPPLIES I6I6 Lavaca St. PHONE 7-4467 VON-BOECKMANN-JONES CO. STATIONERS - PRINTERS 700 East Ilth Phone 2-I I63 GROCERY - MARKET 3035 Guadalupe R. M. HUGHES Chemicals - Laboratory Equipment Containers 24II East Ist gllefgll if TELEPHONE 6-5l IO FEMININE FASHIONS 2904 Guadalupe Austin, Texas l 'FWORRIED GENTLEMEN, TAKE I-'IEED by Martha Io Sherrill Men, do you have trouble get- ting dates, does the girl you love shun you, then use Emily Post's all-purpose guaranteed manners. Seriously, there are several things you should remember when try- ing to avert a girl's eyes from the tall, dark, and handsome foot- ball hero. A man should always be intro- duced to a lady, a single woman to one who is married, a young woman or man to an older per- son, however, the lady is intro- duced to the man in the instance of a duke, a bishop, or some other big shot-this does not however include big-league baseball plav- ers, movie-stars, or head-waiters. How do you do, is the most widely accepted phrase. COh well, who needs to be introduced anyway?J One other thing, you gentlemen should not offer a limp fish of a hand when introduced, to the other extreme, if you wish to demonstrate your tremendous strength, bring along an iron bar and bend it double betore shak- ing hands to prove that you could break the girl's arm if you wanted to, but you are just too gentle- manly to do it. 'When dreaming up articles for this paper we always try to maintain an air of professional dignity about the Whole thing tl don't know what professional dig- nity means, but it sure looks good in printj. Perhaps we haven't done this article justice, but as they say in the higher cir- cles, We urged our minds to- wards the better things that touch the limit of one's talents, or, in plain English, We did our darndestf' The CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK in Austin Member F.D.I.C. U.S. Government Depository .F ,