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

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The Alt ROW Cape Charles High School iFarultg MISS SARA DOUGHTY One to whom we owe much and one to whom great praise can he given and then not have a full share. She has successfully guided the Class of ’21 not only through the hard course of English, hut also through the trying classes of Latin. Good luck to Miss Sara! May she have all manner of success in the near future! MISS LILLIAN TODD Our Math, teacher, has done much to help us through the struggles of our problems. She is always willing and ready to render us a service. MISS LIVELY If you would look at the name and then think of her you would immediately laugh. She is always in a good humor and “just loves her pupils in the Business Department. May she have great success in the coming years and keep the same sweet smile. MR. A. S. DeHAVEN, Principal In our time of need Mr. DeHaven came to us with a helping hand to help us through our strife. He at once took up the work with great spirit, to carry the thing through, and was successful. MISS CHAPMAN Our Science teacher, has given us many helps on Biology and Chemistry. MISS AMES Is our faithful History teacher. Firmness and squareness arc her traits. Even though we know we have given her lots of trouble, she is always ready to give us a smile. MRS. WILLIS Has been kind enough to give up her other duties to come out and aid us. We all thank her very much for her services. 10

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The AliltOll Cape Charles High School MISS JUSTICE Has been with us for two years and has held the sixth grade to a chalk-line. We could have found no better teacher for that grade. MISS EVANS Has been very successful with the seventh grade. MISS TYLER Has been with us for two successive terms and has proven that she is an A-No. 1 teacher. MISS DRUMMELLER Has won the name of being one of the best teachers in school. If you should happen to go in her class-room you should soon find out. MISS REBECCA SCOTT Is our old “stand-by. She gives her children such a good start that her first “Shove' sends them spinning through the High School and on through College. MISS TALBOT Behold the success which Miss Talbot has won by her steady work with the third grade. MISS BERRY Has put the little second graders on top and taught them how much 2 x 5 is. We are sorry that Cupid threw some darts into the second grade and made us lose such a fine teacher. 12