Tehachapi High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tehachapi, CA)

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THE TOMAHAWK, l933 The Tomahawk Sfaff ni I A , Back row--William Dean, Pete Olive, Joe Errea, George Bronson. Front row--Dorothy Griffin, Evelyn Fritz, Jenny Ann Cowan, Ruth Fraser, Julianna McCoI1och. THE STAFF EDITOR, GEORGE BRONSON BUSINESS MANAGER ...,..,,,...........,..,............. ....,.................................,.,....,...... J OE ERREA ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ,....,,... .......... E RNEST CAPDEVILLE BOYS' ATHLETICS .,....,....,..,.................,....... ....,,...,,................ P ETE OLIVE GIRLS' ATHLETICS ..........,..,,.................................,.,.,...,.,.,,.............. JENNY ANN COWAN SOCIETY AND ACTIVITIES ............................e..............,.................... DOROTHY GRIFFIN ART ........,..,...........................,......,.., EVELYN FRITZ, MARGUERITE ANSOLABEHERE PHOTOGRAPHY .........,..........,............,......,..e..,.............,.......,....,.... JULIANNA McCOLLOCH JOKES ....,........... .....................,...........,..................,...... ,.,......,.......... W I LLIAM DEAN ADVISOR, MARIE A. SMITH ff '1 XXX W' . '-':S512::- 'X SN.,-F ft, .5-3 555, A2365 -S 52 THIRTY FIVE

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1 : in 'B O 2 5 : 5' 5 5 5 w ua 1:1151 :aural iaith: 111111: naidtlta Affer All Is Done l 1 GEORGE BRONSON JOE ERREA Editor Business Manager AT this stage of the game we can think of little to say, as our pen is very nearly dry, having used up all available ink in writing on vari- ous subjects and now, as the book goes to press, it seems to us that our work is done, that the fever and tediousness of composition is cooling, and that we may sit by and watch results. APPRECIATIUN THE editor wishes to voice his appreciation and gratitude for the hearty co-operation that was given by all persons connected with the Toma- hawk in making it a successful publication. Particularly gratifying were the steady support of Miss Marie Smith, our advisor, the illustrations by the art department, the untiring efforts of the staff, and the invaluable patronage of our advertisers. We also wish to extend our appreciation for their aid to Mr. T. J. Fussell of the Commercial Art, and Mr. Geo. R. Burris of the Tehachapi News. T7 21 In A i 5 lg 4 lm... 1- JE ITT1 x33mgQ T TY- OUR E s I E s E s l 2 E 5 E R 5 rs 1:1515 pnpnanrnanln nmpun Jllili pnpnpnfn nv.: in-rvpupn :rpm :nrt-in punxgg 1:11.11 nulxll :slips 4:51511 I I

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