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

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19113 Lofwe1'School 'was founded urzder charge of Miss Virginia Stuart Bouldin, fwith an 67Z7'0U1'I167Zf of 22 pupils. The Lower School now numbers S1 students and 0 teachers 1929 RAPS and TAPS EDITED BY F. E. NOLTING, JR. MANAGED 'BY J. W. SCHOFIELD S12

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, 19146, ' The School, vzumhe-rivzg 77 pupils and 5 teezclzers, mofoea' to cz , .rite of about 4 acres in Pl7esflza112jJto1z. . FOREWTORD The events during a period of eighteen years constitute rather a short chapter in the history of many institutions of learning. The majority of the large preparatory schools of Virginia were venerable institutions long before Chamberlayne School-now St. Ch-ristopher's-ever came into ex- istence, But what to other institutions is a short span, to this school of ours is a lifetime, for during the brief period of, eighteen years St. Chris- topher's has grown from a mere conception to a large, vigorous, and ever-growing reality. ln this! Fourth Volume of RAPS and TAPS the opening section contains a few illustrations and remarks which touch upon the high spots of the sehool's development. For nine years the school grew and prospered as Chamberlayneg for nine more it has grown and prospered as St. Chris- topher's. May this institution of ours continue to thrive in the years to come, and may the RAPS and TAPS continue to be a mirror for an ever- improving, ever-increasing school life. ,.,..,,. - -1? ps y 19417 T y Milita1'y Tmlning Ufas I1zaugu1'a2fed at School