Tehachapi High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tehachapi, CA)

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yuyyy Congrafulafions to the CLASS of '33 Calinger's Cash and Carry FREE DELIVERY Tehachapi, California Cop-I've had my eye on you for some time, Miss. Miss Smith-Fancy that. And I thought you were arresting me for speeding. Jane: How are you getting along with your Greek? Dorothy Banducci: Now you leave my boy friend out of this! Ernest: What caused you to beat up that fellow? Joe: He insulted my girl. Ernest: Why, all he said, was that she dances like a zephyrf' Joe: Good gravy! I thought he said heifer. Jose Narez: I want some powder to kill cockroaches. Clerk: Will you take it with you? Jose No, I'll have the cockaroaches call and you can rub it on their little tummiesf' Joe Edwards-So you're going to the University of Chicago. What are you going to take ? Robert Freeman-Triggernometry. g.. ! B E .:n.ax:s.nx:u4 .n:u SEVENTY ONE THE TUMAHAWK, l933 QIYQIQIYQI COMPLIMENTS ofthe SUMMIT HUTEL Homelike Atmosphere and Reasonable Rates MRS. WM. PAULSEN Proprietor Tehachapi, Callfornln

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THE TOMAHAWK, IS33 Q' .Law-r. flu . nvl lN-d,lg0ngp '7l'e ' . TE ..El'.'i.!..'.! EWS COr1Iginally the ECHO, later THE TOMAHAWKQ and The MOJAVE-RANDSBURG GEO. R. BURRIS, Editor The only newspaper published I2 QL' l RECORD-TIMES i E in Eastern Kern county, cover- ing the mountain valleys, the mining districts, the railroad centers and the scenic desert and mountain expanses. Printed in Tehachapi. aa,-J jtfwf E , l 1 853' gf ff zz..,r 5'-1-4-J 3 404- Y9' Aj ' ommercial h P infers G Q-41 - -- 0' Teha hapi, Californi ru . g ew' . V - 3 . ln1n1n1n1u1m1l1nJn1n1s:n1!1h1vu!1n:nJnJu1n1h1lt' fiiultlilulililulililmr Juanifa C A F E J. S. Plows, Prop. SATISFACTION THAT BRINGS YOU BACK! Tehachapi, California Jane McColloch- Do you like codfish balls? Jenny Ann Cowan-- I don't know I never attended one. Coach Offerman had a lizzie, One of those speedy kind, And everywhere the front wheels went, The Lack ones came behind. Julia swears she has never been kissed by a man. Well, isn't that enough to make any girl swear? Mr. Imhof- Bob, what did you find out about the salivary glands? Bob Doupe-- Nothing'. They're so secretive. Dora Olive- Why do snowflakes dance ? Mary Giraudo- Because they're prac- ticing for the snow ball. Mr. Imhof fin chemistry?- Steve what is steel wool? Steve Valdez- Well, steel wool is the shearing from a hydraulic ram. rl1u1i1mJ!Jl:n1!1nJmJn:nJmAi1n1m1n1llmJl1iJmJ!1u1m SEVENTY

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H1 .l!1!1n1m1l1n1n1l1x n1 THE TOMAHAWK, l933 nlu1s111ur 'l'ony's S e r v i c e Sfafion EXPERT WELDING AND REPAIRS CABINS ACCESSORIES W. L. Woods Mechanic Tehachapi, California 's 3 E C i f y M e a I' Nl a r k e I' , E A. E. Waffs. Prop. I E We Give S. az H. Green 5 E Trading Stamps u E i 'PHONE 12 Q I Tehachapi, California A l.,....,,...,......,..,..................,.,....... tliruasfnrsaulirxnfilifuauaufua-u Dr. R. G. lloupe M. ll. Telphone I-44 Tehachapi, California l IMAGINE g Imagine Dorothy Griffin not reading booksg Coafh Offerman without his good looksg E Harry Cowan with a head full of brainsg Joe Errea not chasing the Janesg Angelita Castillo arising early from bed: A study period quiet and deadg Theodore Forester just awful neatg K Steve Valdez without big feetg Lewis Dye without his big cally And Johnny Dickerson broad shouldered and tall. Marion Birdwell- Ralph, is your house on the carline? Ralph Smith- Yes, why 7 Marion- Are you sure? Ralph- Yeah, sure it is, why? ' Marion- Well, you had better move it, I see a car coming. 5 I know a girl who paints And she certainly can draw men. 1t1x1x1n1s1wE Q1n1mgn S-EVENTY-TWO !lirs1tlt1n1sri1l1s1u1m1n111ur11i1u:u:11ur