Tehachapi High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tehachapi, CA)

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, JN? V V NN , .Nz fl' gl ff J 1, .1 A U Sophomore Afglass 1 I-E, q ix, ? Class Roll: MARTIN ERRECART JULIANNA MCCOLLOCH JOSE NAREZ EUNICE BALLAGH ERNEST CAPDEVILLE GEORGE BRONSON LOUISE BRONSON LOUIS BEAUFORD MARY BRAVO PAUL KRUGER ANGELITO CASTILLO FRANCES BROOKES JOE ERREA EDITH SMITH ALBERT BERNARD MARGARET SOLA CONSUELO CORTEZ LYLE JACOBS SADIE ANDERSON LOUIS DYE NINETEEN

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ffl' SOPH OM ORE' CLASS HISTORY -1 First Semester Second Semester J OE ERREA - President GEORGE BRONSON MARTIN ERRECART Secretary CoNsUELo CORTEZ In the fall of the year 1929, the members of the present Sophomore class started as freshmen with the distinction of being the first class in the history of the Tehachapi Valley Union High School. ' A Our class has contributed to every activity of the school. We organized a Spanish Club, with Miss Smith the advisorg and in the organization of the Pioneer Club, the elected officers were all Sophs. In athletics the Sophomore Class made an excellent record, seven boys Winning letters in football, Joe Errea, who was captain of the football team, and Jose N arez were particularly outstanding in sports. The varsity basketball team contained three Sophs: Martin Errecart, Joe Errea, and Jose Narez. We were also very Well represented' in the baseball team and in all minor sports. The class has many other fine qualities in other activities than ath- letics. They were well represented in the orchestra, also in dramatics, having two members, Julianna McColloch and Edith Smith, in the Student Body play cast. The Sophomore Class of this year has ample reason to be proud of its many achievements, and what is more, we expect to give many more reasons as the years go on and we become Juniors and Seniors. CoNsUELo CORTEZ EIGHTEEN O

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY STEPHEN VALDEZ - President MARGARET DICKERSON Secretary Our Freshman Class was received unusually well by the upper class- men. Only a few were initiated by the lordly Sophs. Early in the year the Frosh-Soph rally was held. The Freshmen showed a great deal of school spirit at their first rally, and much to the surprise of the mighty Sophomores, took three of the five events to Win the rally. The crowd was tense with excitement over the tug o' war. After a heavy and exciting struggle the Frosh pulled to victory, making them .undisputed champions. ' The highest honors received during the year were at the class play contests. The Frosh, stunt was awarded a banner for giving the best per- formance of the evening. The Frosh were well represented in all branches of athletics, having representatives on the football team, the basketball team, and the baseball team. They also took great interest in all the minor sports, developing some exceptionally good tennis players. We hope to add to our already excellent record as the coming years go by, and we become upper classmen. MARGARET DIC KERSON TWENTY