Tehachapi High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tehachapi, CA)

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THE TOMAllANVK, l933 uyywu24vymyirwyyi usixrmrsriluuiyulxnrulilululiisliliftl 0rchesI'ru Back row-Marion Birdwell, Harry Cowan, William Dean, Lewis Dye, Front row-Jenny Ann Cowan, Lyle Jacobs, Francis Wilson, Clarence Fulton. MR. G. H. OFFERMAN-Director Piano - - MARION BIRDWELL, DAVID WILLIAMSON First Cornet ---- - - - FRANCIS WILSON Second Cornet ---- - - - - LEWIS DYE Saxophones - - LYLE JACOBS, JENNY ANN COWAN Drums - - ------- WILLIAM DEAN THE orchestra now ranks as one of the permanent organizations of our school. Mr. G. H. Offerman is director of the orchestra, and it is largely due to his worthy efforts that this instrumental association has enjoyed such a successful season. The orchestra has appeared frequently before the public and has gained a favorable musical reputation through furnishing entertainment at all high school dramatic presentations as well as other school functions. 41469-E Ag as ARE snub'-5 ,xvlf m3nmxn1.pn:4nnm14 n:nnnn3ax3 THIRTY-ONE I :Q rx 11.11 lull in pn.. 15:1 I

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THE TDMAHAWK. l933 iliruliiirunslirulilirultairuatrifu: Girls Hiking Club Y .,'i Back row-Leona Smith, Dorothy Griffin, Vivian Wiggins, Julia Lucich, Helen Lang, Laura Giraudo, Mary Ansolabehere, Agnes Paragary, Violet Jacobs, Evelyn Fritz, Marguerite Ansolabehere, Ruth Fraser, Julianna McColloch, Betty Fulton. Second row-Jane McColloch, Angelita Castillo, Margaret Dickerson, Jenny Ann Cowan, Mary McColloch, Marion Birdwell, Mary Myers, Consuelo Cortez, Front row-Marion Clare Watson, Pauline Vukich, Louise Mathisen, Dora Olive, Mary Giraudo, Frances McColloch, Katherine Dickerson, Dorothy Banducci, Louise Rod- riguez. UNDER the direction of Mrs. Emery the hiking club was organized for the purpose of creating more interest in outdoor life. The most im- portant hike up to date was to Keene, soon after the flood. Bigger and better ones are expected in the future. Through this club many of the girls have succeeded in earning an athletic letter, which is the aim of every high school girl. M m x . ll! NX. x N X? MOTTO-Follow the trail of the open air Alone with the hills and sky. x THIRTY

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TIIE TDMAHAWK, I933 0h Professorw x Lf ' Back row-George Bronson, Lee Auringer, Betty Fulton, Jane McColloch, Francis Wilson, Lyle Jacobs. Front row- Dora Olive, Ruth Fraser, Consuelo Cortez, Mary Myers, Dorothy Griffin. THE CAST: JAKE, the School Janitor .,....A.......................,..,... ..,....... E USEVIO ACEDO MISS FREDERICA, Assistant to the Dean ..., ..,. .............. R U TH FRASER STUDENTS-FLUFF .........,............,,......,,............. ......,.. J ANE McCOLLOCH BERTHA ....,.,,.,. ..,..,. .,.. ,...rooo L O U ISE RODRIGUEZ JEAN ................................,.,....,,,................,..,.,.. DOROTHY GRIFFIN BELLE ........................,,..,....,..,...,...,....................,.......... DORA OLIVE MICHAEL PEMBERTON, returning from Paris ..,.,.,.,,,..... GEORGE BRONSON PROF. PERCIVAL COURTWRIGHT, in need of fun ,,o.,... FRANCIS WILSON JIMMY ANDERSON, in need of a friend .,..........,,..................,. LEE AURINGER PATRICIA PATTERSON, also returning from Paris .......,.,.v.,.,,. MARY MYERS MLLE. FIFI, belonging to Paris ....r........,.........,................,. CONSUELO CORTEZ OH, PROFESSOR, a farce comedy- in three acts, was presented at the high school Auditorium Jan. 12, 1933, by the student body under the direction of Miss Smith. if if' 2' The plot centers around Michael Pemberton, a wealthy young man who has tagged Patricia Patterson from one European capital to another until he loses track of her and has nothing to do but to return forlornly to America. He, in turn, is tagged home by Fifi, a determined little French beauty who has construed a casual remark made in Micl1ae1's impossible French, into a proposition of marriage. Fleeing her, he runs into Professor Percival Courtwright who is on his way to substitute at a girls' school. They decide to swap their problems, and Michael armed with Percival's credentials, presents himself at the school. ' 'F it No sooner has Michael started playing professor than up bobs Jimmy Anderson who in order to get out of a jam tries to pass himself off as a girl. Then in breezes Patricia Patterson, followed by the temperamental Fifi. The prim Miss Frederica does her best to make everyone behave properly. After many complications Michael wins the beautiful Patricia and Fifi takes Percival on a Parisian honeymoon. 'F 2' i' Each one in the cast played his part well, each being particularly suited to the role he or she played. Lee Auringer's impersonation of a misunderstood girl was well portrayed. Ruth Fraser as Miss Frederica did exceedingly well also. Eusevio Acedo as Jake, the janitor, kept the crowd in a continuous uproar. xL3mgnr:u : .J1x1xax.ln1xr .pnnuf .lunar 11:51. .lxnnpnpnlnlx 151511 .anpxngnpulnanlxlmpnll THIRTY-'IWO