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

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RAPS c:cx A.,'xf51x'xx, I X Txgs J ixfE9Wcye..A-fcfyecffaocn CBIBFIABI' O O O A September 18-School opens. ln his joy, Doctor gives boarders two Shredded Wheat Biscuits for breakfast instead of one. . September 24-The ':Dean celebrates First anniversary of his happy marriage. Many more of them to you, Dean',l October 5-Saints Win from V. E. S., 6-0. October 30-Another marsupial gave up the ghost for dear old St. C. S. November 20-Mr. Brenaman's correspondence detective course arrives. November 28-Thanksgiving Day. Doctor has to cut Mr. Morgan's turkey for him. Mr. Ayres spills cranberry sauce in his lap. , November 30-Mr. Mac and his 'Ford run up a tree. ' December 5-Miss Mollie answers emotional letter from Smith, I-I. Ianuary 2-Nearly every boarder gets back from4Christmas holidays late-and on bounds. Ianuary 10- Hangover seasonn is 'now in full swingf Ianuary 12-Mr. Lovingls olfspring sleep soundly through Missionary Society meeting. February 21-Saints quint finally wins victory by defeating Christchurch. February 22- Going Crooked, presented by the St. Kits Players, was a great success. All credit, as usual, goes to Mr. Loving. March 7-Dame Rumor has it that cute little Sid Buford was caught away from home the other night by a red-hot chorus girl, who could not resist the temptation to smooch him. Imagine, right in public! April 1 fApril Fool's Dayj-Several shades of Mr. Mads forefathers invaded the seventh history class and frightened the little .tots dreadfully. April 12-Annual due to go to press. I. A. B. Baker hands in one cut. April 2-Randolph gets first ad. , May 5-Gus Luke actually walks to school. He suffers a complete breakdown as a result. May 25-Harpy Reed loses last book. Iune 8-Ferry gives himself up and decides to become a plumber. ' Iune 1.3 QCommencementj-Sanger given special prize for excellence in stamp collecting. H11 fe ,-ff QD .i i GX . +5 ' fffnifh

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