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

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SIXTH FORM Mollesort, Long, Webster, Davenport, S., Tniirzferro, Reynolds, Davenport, W., Beattie, Harrison, Brown, Pinder, Harris, Rawles, C rallff Young, W oodwnrd, Knowles, Benson, Willis THE IUNIOR CLAss this year is strong both in number and in ability. The Sixth Form has representatives in practically every activity in the school. lt is quite remarkable that it should be so well represented, for there are twenty-five Seniors this year, i. e. about ten more than there usually are, and excellent indeed are the luniors who win places for them- selves against so large a field of Seniors. . With six wearers of the Varsity C, with representatives among the officers of the Literary Societies, the Directors of the Missionary Society, the Honor Committee, and the Dramatic Club, the Iuniors give the Seniors little cause to worry about what will become of the School after they have gone. The Iunior Class is nearly as large as this year's Senior One and should prove fully as successful. .lt would be fruitless to try to enumerate the names of the many outstanding boys in the lunior Class, for the names and achievements of these boys would lill several pages. Yet it must be said that the Seniors feel that they are leaving in competent hands the business of maintaining the high principles of the School. VVhen we Seniors, after having become meek Freshmen at the various institutions which we shall attend, return to visit the old School again, we fully expect to find it in a still better' state than it was in when we left. Carry on, Iuniors, for you have a hard task ahead of you, but a task whose recompenses are manifold! FIFTH FORM Ellerson, Cone, Larus, Mullen, Haskins, Moore, Sehminlqe, I-Iaifrison, Sydnor, Gibson, Peyton, Beattie, Grinnan, Spencer, Talman, W ebster, McCreery, W orthington, Williams, Fleming, Gray AS 'ri-IE YEARS co oN, the Fifth Form seems to become more and more important. The boys of this Form seem to have decided that they are not going to allow the two highest forms to monopolize all the important positions, and, accordingly, this year they are well repre- Scnted in School activities. The Form is exceptionally prominent in athletics this year, practically every boy taking Part in at least one sport, and some contributing their services to three. Russel Beattie al- feildy holds two Varsity football letters and a baseball letter. Five Fifth Formers were substitutes on the Varsity Football Squad this year, and are certain to see service next fall, While nearly all the others made up the very backbone of the Iunior Squad. The Fifth Form is also well represented in Iunior basketball and baseball. Schminke, Gibson, Peyton, Bgfattie, Grinnan, and Talman are outstanding candidates for the Varsity Baseball Team 0 '33. However, the talents of this Form are by no means confined to athletics, for it has a very high scholastic standing. It also has among its ranks an accomplished actor, who proved to be the hit of the Show in both the Scream and the School Play, Dan Grinnan. Remember, boys of the Fifth Form, that next year you must fill the shoes of the de- parted Iunior Class. The entire School knows from your past record that you are splendidly fitted to do this, and you have a reputation to live up to. i291 III llllllllllllllIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllIIIHIIIIIIIIIlHIHIIlllIllIIlIIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlllllIlllllllllllIllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll fvx 'fciifqf ,fi fir'-., Vai F' ,ft lgv fl-, e 1.49-J ug , U 25,11 ilfiiiit'