Tehachapi High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tehachapi, CA)

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tliltlililua K. and K. Grocery Co. GENERAL MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS GROOERIES The Olcl Reliable Koufroulis and Kosfelenos PROPRIETORS Tehachapi, California slllltvslllnlnlllllmlllfxlhlu NIGHTMARE What's that thing a chasing me? Gee! I'm glad I'm in this tree. It has chased me all the night And given me an awful fright. Mrs. Emery says that she intends to buy a record that says, Turn around Ernestg sit up Davidg Jane, get rid of your gum, now Francis, put your pencil up: Pete, stop giggling, Eileen don't be sillyg Theodore stop manicuring your finger nailsg Julianna I wish you would pay more attention to the class and leave Harry alone. We think it would save Mrs. Emery a great deal of time and energy if she would purchase such a record. Eileen Kirkbride--What're you thinking about? George Bronson-Same thing you are. Eileen Kirkbride-I'll scream if you do. James Purbaugh: May I kiss you? Jenny Ann Cowan: Heavens! Another amateur! TIIE TOMAHAWK, l933 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Class of EIB Haubrich's P h a r m a c y Always at Your Service Tehachapi, California l isomer It has six long a1'ms and one big nose. lt has twelve big eyes and sixty toes. Oh, now I know that I'm a sinner I had six pieces of pie for dinner. --Dorothy Griffin Mr. Imhof-Theodore, I want you to run up the curtain on the stage. Theodore Forester-Say, I'm not a squirrel. Laura Giraudo-I made this cake all by myself. Joe Erea--Yes, I understand that, but who helped you lift it out of the oven? A woodpecker lit on a freshman's head and sttletd down to drill, He bored away for a half a day and finally broke his bill. Ernest Capdeville- When I graduate I expect to make a hundred per. Lyle Jacobs- Per what? Erneste- Perhaps n.lnJn1nJnJn1:Jn1!1ullJl:.JnlnmJnln:!Jn:nr.Jn:nl .1 Jnntluallxlmailliup SEV-NTY FIVE lull

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