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

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wr all WL 1 if .i ' B. W. LIPSCOMB, IR. RICHMOND, VA. 8 years .lllfkillllv l.ilr'l'a1'y .S'nciz'Iy,- .llis.r1'0nur'y Sovielyg Nnurigrani Club, '29, '30: .S'lndf'nt Ilmmr Cnmm.ilIz'c', '30: VUl'.Ylfj' lfnnlball btllllllll, 'ZSQ Vmcrity 17001- 111111 Tram-, '29, '30, Cafvla-in of .lmzinr lfootluill, '27: Junior Bmvkclball Team. '29, '30g Varsity Iinxkrllmll, '3lg Tru-Ck Team, '30, '3lg .-l.v.ri.rlant Mmzayer l?a.vvba1l, '29g Pine Needle Slujf, '29, '30g Rains and Taps Slay, '30g I.1'tm'r1ry Tmui, '311 IIz'rt'z'Inr Mi.v.rinnury Society, 'SOQ l 1'1'sfd1'nl nf .lr1vk.m:1 l.f!r'rary .S'ncir'ty, '30. ON THE STRENGTH OF THE l'lC'l'URli AIXOVE, we WZIQCI' that tl1Cl'C is llOt 11 ll1O!'C IJCl'lCCt l11Zll'C0l WIIVC of i i i lift i tl to be found in the United States than that adorning the head of our good friend, Bernard Lipscomb. Our only worry is that since the handsome forehead insists on elongating itself, our L2-f young Apollo might turn out to be a rival of our Headmaster instead of the winner of a beauty prize. In addition to his looks, Lip is an excellent athlete, a Fine scholar, and among the best il l 5 . . . . l 5 in School in the literary line. X X Q' For the past two years Bernard has held down a halfback position on the football tea n, ' B where his hard tackling and consistent ball-toting has been of great value to the team. Li also shines on the cinder path. He amassed quite a few points last spring and we are expect'i g , great things of him this season. ? , For the past two years Bernard has been a member of both the Rafts and Trim and t ' X l J Pine Needle Staffs. He has a very facile pen, and his articles are among the wittiest. Besit ' N all this, our curly-haired hero is President of the Jackson Literary Society--which position e M X admirably hlls-, a member of the Honor Committee, an ollicer of the Missionary Society, aid ' K a member of the Literary team. This position he- secured by winning the reading contest th's year. Bernard is one of the most popular boys in School. and we know that if he goesst QQ college next year, Virginia will be most fortunate in having him in her midst. x. , I I --'ff V W X f fa B K :lf-1 V ,- f A fgm ,WVK 1 l 25 l ,'f4LL J , 'll' ' I H, a diff---- 4 ,AW ',,.,hK '4- Q ' rf. , X ' ii: ' . 1 -' vig X 5 ll, 1 .. J . FIX f l . I, U A L , v . -,., ., HI ' LU --X giivlggqfqgr, 1 V. 1 f , .' ,ff - Nl? , A , N- H fly K llllllllllilwn ui- lu y X S, ,ggi iw l tx I X I lil 1- - - V44 .nllln 1. - llllflllllllllr-A ull: .,- T ill, l ull A51 51 l li . i l V H LN r l U., Z' 'i-S .Q r s, Sal ,...,2.f ,, -nxt N A a S - Q. f :inf .fo--it-L-. .f,f: 1'1,'sb'lf' f' X M if 9 , i':.':L-.,,,- I 4 r 'Y 1-yfn pp' '1- X VG l at -I , e - N. 3 '--- -M ,t 1-' f 'V ' ' ' 1 l Q N .2 ff, W ,W , K K , rl r 'x . !4 1, if1sDXlr-. My 'X I S'. sl' f-.Ll H all l K Q ,I ML iv- I xum' nA A M' 555- x ft ' V f ll Q ' , , Q-jllf ' lex J ' Z I -v Rl A .1 ff --- W ,Zz M--I M , m L' . , fx K, N, - 1:-sw, - 2-f f X xx ' XXX V ' ' L - , . M X A l -. S , me .. .IA - ' l . ,uf-, ' '-'- 'Tw.,

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Y 7 I Y R J val' ai' O . I . V , 4 . ' 7 ' Fld Qgpxqk A 9 ,QW lx ' qt' A P' 'V b rg 92 0 Y .A if 50 Z 'J 76 .X gt ,rv 3 6 gl ef' c vt , l a 1 Y T: '5 'P 9 q x Au K bf s f 1 fag' ...,.,lgl, ,M Wmwneagxweff Z 2' WX..JiivfA- fre-33,2 .WM f it 'mg 'lii i- yi, k!cf.99': fi -a .- . Fila' my EVERETT V. LEE RICHMOND, VA. 6 years Lee Literary Soeietyg Missionary Soeietyg Direetor MissionaryNS'og5'ty, '31, Monogram Club, '28, '29, '30, '31g Co-Editor-in-Chief Pine ee e, ' 3 - Rafts and Taps Staff, '31 3 Pine Needle Staff, '29, '30, '31 3 Student Honor Committee, '30, '31, Varsity Football Squad, '27, '28, 'Z9iVlIl'.Ylly -Basketball Squad, '27g Varsity Basketball Team, '28, '29, '30, '313 Captain- Varsity Basketball Team, '31g Varsity Baseball Squad, '25, '26, '273 Varsity Baseball j Team, '30g Varsity Tenn-is Team., '31, Manager Football, '30. , .- I XVI-IEN EviaRE1'r LEE LEAVES this School, much of its color will go out with him. Will we ever K X forget his yellow head matching his yellow car, his New York air, or his ever-readiness for 'ill f ff an argument? bt I Everett is best known around School for his basketball ability. He has been a mainstay .1 K X on the St. Christopher's quint for the past three years and was Captain of the team this year. wr' ' His flashy floor work has often added color to an otherwise dull game. Everett's athletic ,J abilities, however, are not limited to basketball. He made his letter last year in baseball and Ji X X this year, since we will have no Varsity baseball team, Lee is coming out for tennis and is INV, . Qalmost surf: of a berthfon that outfit. This fall he was Manager of football and was a great ,J actor in tie success o our team. IJ ' ' Everett has held positions on the Ra-fvs and Taps and Pine Needle Statts for thelpast ,IJ ' , two years, this year being one of the co-editors of the latter, and he has written many scathing U U' editorials on things that didn't suit his fancy. Up until this year our hero has been a hard working lad who spent his nights in study and I F oil, but one day Cupid's arrow hit and stuck, and since then our fair-headed friend has been 'il f . paying his respects to a certain fair exponent of the Terpsichorean art, who has changed our former woman-hating basketball player into a regular ladies' man. 'l , f ,y' Everett is full of surprises. This year in the show sponsored by the Rafts and Taps, , , j ffjlie distinguished himself as one of the best actors and mimics by his clever interpretations of ,N Z X ff YDY. Chamberlayne holding faculty meeting, Paderewski at the keyboard, and Joe Humphries 6, Q. f announcing a prize fight. r V XX ,V X This is supposed to be Everett's last year at School, but since he has not yet fully decided 5 W4 . llege we still have a faint hope that he will be back with us next fall. f ' X X 'V to go to co , , J fi X H ,' -f-' ff slid' X ff- loaf ff fait LE5f it : f , ff ,ff 1 eert flag' 1 W.,iFsPf- fig . fir a it - x .:,:l,?rN- .- . fir' X we - as fs E' 1 'fine s W3-Q ,, ' ,,,,,, ,, flqi. Nllllw lUlliwlU1iv xH flj ' T.-3 1 W M sl rf? r af 1 rs W MW' fee Q1 E 1' ' s .- ' 75,1 H ' .9 f Qf'lJ V ' NE all Willis il srwtsbirxsifr l We 'rr K , 5 or QI' 'Q NLy 1-34? Z . ' 7 'B N l K l ' fl -fig. ZW Yfijly Q s I j r if I ,.,,x- XX? win., f , T B ff fag H, f7 H V, 45. f XX N I, I ffl l -' ffi.i'--fsf'x 'Le r ' 4-r 1- , 1 1 P X ' f 7 it rg 'r fs., 'T X'-A E - f 'ff 'L - ' lf Q fr-'I 1 ' vars n UA li. -'asf -fXf- S. X 'i4'.4' 123 . .iz -N.. . ffiftff , N ,l'x '- '---s ' ZR X A

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1 pagan!-:una L . IOHN GUTI-IRIE LUKE, Il RICHMOND, VA. 2 years Iioolball Squad, 'Z9g Ifnnllmll Team, '3Og Mazinger Varsily Baxkctllall, '3lg nldlldgfl' Junior Varsily Brzskvflfall, '313 Mmzogram Clllflj M1i.YSfUl1UI'j' Sm'iely,' Ln' l.ifm'a.ry ,S'r1rivly,' Suzakizzg Club. 1 l Two YEARS Aoo, when ye olde drudge started, a cloud of dust was seen, a deafening roar, a jfxiiyl I f squeal of brakes, and a shiny Chrysler roadster pulled up before the shining portals of Xf, f Doetor's one and only. Luke had arrived. But such a difference between that Luke and the NG I Gus we know today! From a non-athletic. shy boy, Luke has, in the space of two short years, nfl' If y developed into one of the personalities of the School. bgwdl X i XVhen he hrst came, he went out for football and showed such remarkable improvement .1 X Z-i f' and fight that he played in most of the games and almost won his letter. He came back again r' N X this year to finish the good work, and took quite a large part in helping the Crimson Tide ' f X roll up its enviable record. But Gus didn't stop there! I-le went ahead and was elected 'J X X Manager of basketball, and his eflicient work made him a very popular one. :NP , Luke and his roadster have grown to be almost an institution at St. Christopher's and, may 'J 'we add, quite a stumbling block for the fair-haired beauties. Those brown eyes have broken ,'J frail hearts without number, and his conquests have ranged far and wide, so we will not be the fr only ones to lament his going. He was a member of this year's Monogram Club, and his U ood-naturedness and willingness made him a great favorite among the boys. ' ff Gus, old boy, I guess it is time to say bout T'0j'UgL', but not goodbyeg for with your Vt f c eparture upon the long road of life, you will leave with us, back here at School,'the brightest y I iemories, and we hope that you will do as well out in the world as you did hCl'0Z Zlllfl I? 1 ' fwe hope that we will not only hear from you, but see you often in the future. J I ' ' 1? Z fl? X5 AN ,,, X ' if fx X ' ' f Slwfyl 4 j 'rf' by i ----,r A if ,sv 'ff . . 3 I tt-1 -A-if ,1'!, ff-5? Q'f.J.?-U' WA x't'xllM?l'1 1- e 'U L M- -fs ' 5' B- Jaxx 4 X X ill 'J , VH p Vllii-872411453-Nillflu Illituluftvmj X .MJ VF! t 'ig - get tif-Em' 4 wr 'v yi , , -vi '1'wf317Q7pc'g2,i,,y4 ,,-.M.. ,mL...nlllwwtJ EQ' f gg 5 .-gm . . ax - E: f X4 ' , f WW. W'-mtg WVU Q 'SD f,-'-were fyilfils -'VWQQQ jj uf'W PWA oA- J' 3 sb M f -Nmwrl X MM' xi f X w if 7 f, Q- Exlfvlv ti I - wigs-. X . i, ,W LS Q I ,,.J L' 1 y ,bdlftynxgftqtqwix ' gm ,, ,-,-B wav- - 613, X ' L , N fx. ' ,, 1 L- ' X gf! ,. 1 - .- Xl w a, I i-f Xvkgy ! .in 'gif r QE!!! W! A? Z :tb X, lhiffff.. -L. -fr' 1 U B., ., I .KH '-'Af of X11 x . all-S 4-xv-'12 0 ' N-A W E - 'f,WmqLuXWA ' ' 27 X X : VM we f 7 Afx- --iff! X I V- '0':4+ . Sl zffgk. 'f r'.x-7 e.',Q- , fi- 4 .. 1