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

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The AMiOtV Cape Charles High School Hi acuity MR, DAVID WILBUR PETERS, Principal Mr. Peters has been with us during all our High School career. He is a friend in need and always willing to help every one. He has brought Cape Charles up to the present status, and has succeeded in carrying through many plans for the betterment of school and community. MR. DAVID P. SMITH, JR. Cape Charles High was benefited greatly when early last fall Mr. Smith came in and called his class together. Even though he is a bit snappy at times he has proven to us that he is a thorough mathematician. MISS SARA DOUGHTY Miss Sara has helped ns through our first years in Latin, and has introduced us to the three noted men—Ciesar, Cicero, and Vergil; and has also labored with us through our entire four years of English MISS PRESTON AMBLER Miss Ambler has successfully carried her history and French classes through the storms of the year. Though sometimes quick in temper, she is soon herself again, and is always full of loyalty and school spirit. MISS EDNA COLE Miss Cole, our commercial teacher, has won the high esteem of all her pupils, and is one to whom we may always go for assistance. MISS LOIS SHOW ALTER Miss Showalter, our beloved science teacher, has helped us make many good things this session. MISS AD DIE WESSELS As head of our music department, Miss Wessels often entertains us while in study hall, and, judging by the sounds coming from the music room the pupils are progressing rapidly. S

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The ARROW Cape Charles High School MRS. HARRY RUSSELL Cupid threw some of his darts our way this year and the mid-term found us in need of another teacher. Mrs. Russell came to our rescue, and has taken care of the seventh grade to the entire satisfaction of all. MISS EVELYN JUSTIS Cape Charles High School was forunate in securing for sixth grade teacher, Miss Justis from Accoinac. We could not find one to surpass her. MISS FRANCES CAPPS The czarina of the fifth grade. Although she is a new member of the Faculty, she has shown her ability to gain many friends. MISS ELIZABETH TYLER Miss Tyler is especially noted for her good work in teaching calisthenics to the fourth grade and also the High School. MISS EMILY TALBOT That “Good things come in small packages” is illustrated by Miss Talbot’s success with the third grade. MISS EFFIE BERRY The booster of the second grade claims the honor of having the brightest grade in school Miss Berry has been the faithful coach of the girls ' basket-ball team. MISS REBECCA SCOTT As the first-grade teacher, Miss Scott has won a place in the heart of each of her little pupils. 10