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

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' RAPS' 1 cbC'x-3 iX '-X3 fX L i P I. GUTHRIE LUKE RICHIXIOND, VA. 1 year Lee Literary Societyg Missionary Societyg Varsity Football Squad, '28, ' Behold, Ladies and Gentlemen, the noble visage of Maryland's very best! Though Gus has been with us but one short year, he has made innumerable friends. He has. a decided talent for the manly art of bul1ing, and always has some new story about how he made his Chryslen step it up to ninety, thereby eluding a posse of speed cops. Gus is also a fast worker with the fair sex, and many are the hearts that have beat faster when he was around. At the beginning of the footballtseason Luke came out with the rest of us, and though unable to make the team, he was a hard working scrub and gave the best that was in him. You have not decided what you will do next year, Gus, but wherever you go, or whatever you do fespeeially in the red Chrysler on one of these moonlit nightsj, remember that our best wishes are with you, and that we always hope for your success. f25fj 'QPU J ' : VCV jbgaxfebr' .f G' 5 5 h -QFNIIRQQ

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X RAES j l O-C'bCxx.,'Y.X., 'x'B., I an i ,f,7xefe7s.I.7'NeZi TAPS I HENRY CLAY LOWRY, IR. BEDFORD, VA., 2 year: Lee Literary Societyg Missionary Societyg Monogram Cluh, '29, l30g Dramatic Club, '29, '30g Track Squad, '29, '30g Varsity Football Squad, '29, '30. Two years ago Lowry arrived at old St. Christopher's School from a more or less imknown place-Bedfordg but since that time he has made us all acquainted with the fact that there 1S such a place. - As soon as he arrived, Henry began to take a prominent part in the affairs of the schoolg he became a member of the Football Squad, and although not on the team. showed fine spirit throughout the season. He early displayed an interest and aptitude for dramatics, taking a minor part in last year's production and a very important and difficult one in Going Crooked, this year's thespian offering. This spring' he has a prominent place on the Track Squad, which is as yetian unknown quantity. . Besides taking part in these more or less athletic diversions, Henry has shown an interest in higher CPD things g he was chosen one of the five boys to represent St. Christopher's School at the conference at Alexandria, and has taken an interested part in the meetings of the two Literary Societiesg in fact, it might be said that Lowry has taken advantage of every opportunity offered him for advancement. We all wish Henry Clay Lowry the best of luck at the University, and if he loses none of his powers of argument, we are sure he will be a fine lawyer, as was his illustrious namesake. l24l I Q9 WH ' f V If L , 4 S

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RAPS O'CbE,X, X.X.. '43. 5 ,I X and L b ,Ay-cxpfzrfxyza . TAPS y CC C l FRANK MEACI-IAM j'ACKSON,,N. c. 4a years Iackron' l,iterzu'y Society: Missirnary Societyg Varsity Football 'Tean1, '26, '27, '28, '293 Captain Varsity Football Team, 'Z9g Track Team, '26, '27. i281 Varsity Baseball Team, '26, '27, '28, '29, '30g Mongram Club, President of Monogram Club, '30, Student Council. Ah, Gentle Reader! cast your admiring glances at the determined countenance above. It is none other than that of ol' Frank Meacham. Four years ago, Frank entered the inviting portals of St. Christopher's School 'for the First time. He hailed from the ancient city of Jackson, N. C., and it will be a long time before we can 'hope for another as good as he. - From his first clay in school Meacham has done a lot to put St. Christopher's on the mapl' in athletics. This fact is shown hy Frank's being voted the best aihlete 'in school during the ,past year. He 'has made the Football Team every year, playing a guard position on the City Champion- ship Team of, 1926. He' was captain ol the 1929 team and did stellar work in the fullback position, Frank has been on the Track 'lleams of '26, '27, '28, and '29, and made his letter on the baseball team for the past four seasons. This year he is President of the Monogram lClub and a member of the Student Council. - VV e could go on cuumerating Me:cham's many honorsland achievements, but there is no more space. Enough sad that allot us will miss Frank, and that whenhe goes the school will lose one of the best men it has ever turned out. Luck to you, Frank, and may your successes in life excel, if possible. your achievements in school. .5261 If Q' ' e e ff 'gzifn dsi