Cape Charles High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cape Charles, VA)

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The Ali non Cape Charles High School Editorial Greetings Friends and Patrons of the Cafe Charles High School: Whittier once said, “Nor honored less than he who heirs, is he who founds a line. But in this case we are not asking for praise or credit. What we want is to put the life of our school before its friends, to show it in its true light. So with this view in mind we. the Senior Class, bring before you this, the first number of The Arrow, dedicated to the cause of school loyalty and school spirit. It has been our purpose to in some way show to you the workings of the school, the life and work of the faculty, the amusements and whims of the student body itself, the rela- tionship and friendliness that exists between teachers and pupils, and above all, the love and loyalty we feel for dear old Cape Charles High. If, after having carefully perused the pages of this, our first real attempt in the literary world, you decree that success is ours, we shall feel that we have truly done something to preserve the memory and to help along the work of the insti- tution that has done so much for us; and we shall feel that we can indeed go out into a greater and bigger world with the consciousness of work well done. 6