St Christophers School - Raps and Taps Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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www - 5 RAPS and TAPS FNIIRXX I R S Q -- . r, IQ Z 2 ' 3 II' ll'l ll'lllllll'llll'l lIlll'l'll'll 'llll'lllIl'l'I'llll Ill -f' B W 9 l TRUSTEES REV. 'FRED D. GOODWIN, B. D. ..... . . Warsaw, Va. REV. BEVERLEY D. TUCKER, JR., D. D. . . . Richmond, Va. REV. W. ROY MASON . ..... . Charlottesville, Va. DR. JAMES H. DIILLARD . . . . . . Charlottesville, Va. MR. E. I. CARRUTHERS . '. . University, Va. MR. R. CARTER BEVERLEY . . . Richmond, Va. MR. I. STEWART BRYAN . . . . . Richmond, Va. MR. W. HAXRRISON VWEILLFORD . . . . . Warsaw, Va. MR. J. CARSON PHILLIPS . . . Tappahannock, Va. MR. W. W. MARSTON . . . . Urbanna, Va. MR. FRANK P. EASTMAN . . . . Saluda, Va. MR. I. MARSHALL LEWIS . . Gloucester, Va. MR. OLIVER I. SANDS . . . Richmond, Va. MR. LEWIS C. VVILLIAMS . . . Richmond, Va. MR. E. RANDOLPH WILLIAMS . Richmond, Va. MR. GORDON WALLACE . . . . Richmond, Va. MR. JOHN M. TAYLOR . . . Richmond, Va. MR. FREDERICK E. NOLTING . . Richmond, Va. MR. THoMAs B. MCADAM5 . . . Richmond, Va. MR. ALDRICH DUDLEY . . . Middleburg, Va. MRS. HZENRY B. GILPIN . , Winchester, Va. MRS. THOMAS P. BRYAN . . Richmond, Va. In 1920, 1912.6 the new Lower School Bailding was coffnplefed, and the Lower School became formally established in the large, up-Im date building facing the old aihletic yield. The change of location was indeed fortunate, for the old Lower School Building was ihas left vacant and could be converted into Upper School classrooms. . 5-Ifziggh Q l , II ..,, . , . as 'sv' ian. .1 wk' -,'I I ::'I, I I I. '. 4- I: .I 'ff'ss'?' II. of f-:sexy 'ak-V PI -'If ' I 1 :sf I- ' ' rw-I. rf. 'sq II.. . w .fix Mg I' ff' I I ff .. :.- Riftfu ifl-'III I' Iml fPIf..IIII , ll QQSII 'Zf -gfIlXI',+?I' 5 W IIIIIII' .I I -Iv 4.. '5i I. . Y , lin' I 'ESQM ii' . .6511 'I EMF I H 1, 1. ,' '121i :', ..iZIr-' 5' I ' l m1. l ' M 3.fflIif -' -,J ' E fgmwf- f.. 'R' , 'LI N A I' IR, , I, of ' ,IQ . . . Qi-R - -f I 'X Ii ,I-F-:-ml Jr. :I-12 'hw Q3 ff fy iizf R I i-'ll i..,,1II wool .I K 1, I iqaf. 1535.49 .IsIf ,I.6rfRf. 2 35Pr: .. ,... I A I. 'f 311 WIS -fy. V- .,,. . ' .... 1 ...wwfewrflsfz U12 WE. II I '-3221. .'rl'I' 4 .. foggy I IRI. ---I swin g?-'I' at IRL WI ff-,cnr.,. u..E w-1 L. ...W.,,,i1, II -I , All .... I- ' A 'flu II II 41. ::',:7I'f:'XI' ,,, :'.'i,zlII Z'Q L -f A A I uf, ,II MT! Il l' Z 'KYl,' 1 . Q '.,l 1,1 XI.. 'LTI My, , I ' -In J-rs 1.5255 :pf 5 I2 M fini' EZIIR' ,fl El-. li 5 I- - I, III . ,1-, I QI .. 1 L ' ,W,Qwww - of-M I H R if 'N 'K 9 SI' IM- ' R I . . '- Y' Lqiiii. .R , R--L-gg I' ' .- , I .5-..-M .-:MQRIMRPI YY RI- H , .- Av...-R 'III Qin I1I .m1I2JE?i.m-f'F:- . SEER - .,. fI-f-fi E91

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gQPHf,fU 00 .. S S 3 f We , . : :E ' ,-1' E l' l'il ii' ll ' ll ' l'l'l'l'l l'llllQlll ' 'I -sf . r . Qlalznhar SEPTEINIBER 18-New boys arrive with boards in their pants. Think of it! SEPTEMBER 19-Old boys surrender. Nobody happy except Doctor. SEPTEMBER 20-School greatly depleted. Half the football squad have lumbago and stay in bed. . SEPTEMBER 2-Hl+The rumor gets abroad that the Dean is married. The report is confirmed! .flflirzzbile nuditu, Dean! OCTOBER-61SHiHtS lose Hrst football game of season to V. S., 7-O. 'Twas cer- tainly no recreation to us. OCTOBER 15-Somebody threw a pinecone, which kicked up some d.ust, which got in Trixie's eye, which make Trixie cough, which made Trixie look ferocious, which frightened a First Former, who complained to Doctor. Result: Imperial decree- Not another pinecone shall be touched on school grounds. OCTOBER 26-Saints trounce Benedictine. VVhoopee! NOVEMBER 11-Mr. Hankins forgets it's Armistice Day, continues to throw chalk and shoot bull. NOVEMBER 16-O fczlicem spam! McGuire's beat us! NOVEMBER 23-Saints conclude football season with a decisive win over Christ- church, 26-0. Q NOVEMBER 29-Thanksgiving Day. A roasted turkey now and then Is a dern sight better than a tough old hen. DECEIVIBER 4-Football officials say they are tired of putting Bristow onthe All-City Team, so they refuse to pick one. DECEMBER 21-Christmas holidays! Everybody is happy except Doctor. JANUARY 2-The parole is over. Meacham comes to school 'on the scooter that Santa Claus gave him. JANUARY 27-Howell gets to school .on time! FEBRUARY 8-Thanks to Nlr. Loving, The Pedrzyogzze, presented 'by the St. Kit's Players, proves great success. FEBRUARY 20-Coach becomes a proverbial proud papa. MAARCH l-Annual due to go to press. MARCH 2-Saints trounce lWcGuire's in basketball, 35-17. MARCH 28-APRIL S-Holiday for every one but the editor and a few assistants. APRIL 1-Gray promises to have his assignment in by May lst, but We think he's only 'April fooling. MAY 15-Annual due to come from press. Gray hands in one Senior write-up. JUNE 13+Upper School finals. Tears and great lamentations! illl