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

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RAPS CbC.X'X.,'X'B.'iX,'X, 961 X and L 'CQy,g7A-ff,-g,gX3 TAPS l , . I. A. B. BAKER RICHMOND, VA. 5 years Lee Literary Soeietyg Missionary Societyg Bulldog Football Squad, '25, ,265 Iunior Football Team, '27g Varsity Track Squad, H285 Varsity Football Squad, '28, '29, Pine Needle Stalt, '29g Raps and Taps Staff, '29, '30g Dramatic Club, '29, '30g President Dramatic Club, '30g Director Missionary Society, 1305 Literary Team, ,29, '30, Vice-President Lee Literary Society, '30g Student Council, '30p Varsity Baseball Squad, '3O. Although jack Baker has been at St. Christopherls comparatively few years, he has certainly accomplished a great deal, and has made himself one of the recognized leaders of the school. Probably no other boy has been more valuable to the school during the past year than Baker. During his stay at. St. Christopher's, .Tack Baker has held a great many important positions, his highest one being membership on the Student Council. He has held positions on the Rap.: and Taps and Pine Needle StaEs for the past two years, this year being Editor-in-Chief of the Prine Naadleg he also holds the position of Vice-President of the Lee Literary Society and is a Director of the Missionary Society. Cn top of all this, Jack is one of the cheer leaders, is an extraordinarily good debater and a line student. It would seem that Baker could hardly find time for any more activities, yet he does. For three years he has been a member of the cast of the school play, having played a leading part for the last two yearsg it is certain that none of us can ever forget his really proissional acting in Going Crooked. Jack Balcer's future career will be of much interest to all of us, just as certainly as it will be to his well-known fair frail. r U61' s g . ,Q 5 2 .- S r a t

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'RAPS l54.X.i-g, g3-, g'3., K X V and P L b NKZ:ZI.ZYZ?:, TAPS ALGERNON SIDNEY BUFORD, III RICHMOND, VA. 8 years Jackson Lite1'a1'y Society: Missionary Society, Director Missionary Society, '29g Junior Basket- ball Team, '29, Junior Baseball Team, '23-'26g Varsity Football Squad, '27, '28, ,295 Varsity Football-Team, '29g Varsity Baseball Team, '28, '29, '30g Monogram Clubg Secretary Monogram Club, '3Og President Jackson Literary Society, '30, Secretary Missionary Society, '30g Student Council, Pine Needle Staff, '29, '30g Raju mul Taps Staff, '30. Gaze upon the handsome features of Mr. Don Juan Buford, voted the best looking! boy in school. Pretty cute, eh? Well, we know a lot of the fairer sex who think the same thing. Sidney entered St. Christopher's a long time ago and was leader of the Lower School his first year. Since then no honor has been too great for himg besides being a member of the Student Council, he holds high ofiices in the Monogram Club, Missionary Society and Jackson Literary Society. In spite of the poet's statement that even a god could hardly love and be Wise, he stands very near the top in all of his classesg is a shining light in literary circles, and is a ihighly upheld meinber of the Pine Needle and Amnral Stalts. Sidney is Ql1C.Of the bestfnatured boys the school has ever known, and is liked and respected by every one, from ,the ,youngst iirst- former to :the most sedate member of the faculty. In spite of the fact that he is small of stature, Sidney is quite an athlete. It is by no means an uncommon sight to see him wending his way through a host of doughty football warriors who tower above him, his blond hair streaming behind him like the plume of Henry of Navarrej For three years he has held down the position of shortstop on the baseball teams, where he has proved himself invaluable. Sid is leaving us in favor of the V. M. I., and the Institute's gain is our loss, for he will be missed at every turn next year. lrVhen he goes where glory surely awaits him, we are sure he will be a credit to his school. U73 . LQ 7' at 5, g Q5 'QDr