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

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§ I Si I THE ARROW Foreword W ITHIN the pages of this book we have tried to give to you readers some idea of the liigh spots in the final year of our high scliool life. We eannot show you all of the most important events nor all of those most dear to uSj even though they will always remain wdtliin our liearts and memories. To youj who have had the honor and pleasure of at some time being a member of Cape Charles High School, we hope these pages will bring mucli joy and fond memories. To you, who have never been associated with the school, we hope they wdll give an idea of its activities and its real place in the hearts of its sons and daughters. To you, who are still in school, may these records be an inspiration, and a great help in your future work We are proud of our school for many reasons. We are espe¬ cially proud of our Honor System, which we know to be not only a successful institution, but also a character-building force in our high school life; w ' e are proud of our record in athletics, which, though varying, is honorable; we are proud of our faculty and prinicipal who eoeperate with us so nobly; we are proud of our four years work in character-building and mental training; we are proud even of the downs as w ell as tlie ups And so, readers, as you open this, the twelfth volume of the Arrow, read it with a kind eye, over-look our faults, and commend our merits. 0 [ 5 ]

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§ I H 1 To you, MMS. CHANDLER I N ' APPKECIATIOK OP YOUK UN¬ TIRING EFPORTSj I,OYAI. IIEYOTION AND sincerj: interest and IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE THREE YEARS THAT YOU SPENT WITH US, WE, THE Seniors op 1930, dedicate THIS, THE TWELFTH VOLUME OF THE “Arrow.”