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

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F'A'C'U'L'T'Y REV. CHURCHILL G. CHAMBERLAYNE B. A., University of Virginia, B. D., Theological Seminary of Virginia: A. M ., Plz. D., U niuersity of Halle- Wittenberg, LL. D., Hampden-Sydney College MR. ROBERT W. BUGG A. B., Hampden-Sydney College MR. IRVING H. BLACKWELL A. B., Randolph-Maeon College, Post-Graduate, lolins Hopkins University MR. HUGH C. BRENAMAN Hampden-Sydney College MR. BOYCE LOVING A. B., University of Richmond, M. A., Columbia University MR. HAMILTON B. DERIEUX A. B., College of William and Mary, Post-Graduate Student, Iohns H0f1.Qi71.f University MR. I. S. G. CARSON A. B., I-lampzlen-Sydney College, M. A., University of Virginia MR. B. S. MORGAN, In. A. B., Hampden-Sydney Co'lege,' M. A., Syracuse U niversityp LL. B., U niuersity of West Virginia MR. IOHN BRANCH GREEN A. B., College of William and Mary MR. COOPER DAWSON B. A., University of Virginia MR. I-IORACE W. VIAL A. B., University of Richmond S'T'A'F'F RIGHT REV. H. ST. GEORGE TUCKER, D. D. President of Board of Trustees REV. GILES B. PALMER Chaplain MISS IEAN BURKHARDT Boolqlqeeper and Treasurer MISS ISABELLE HARRISON Secretary MRS. IOHN BRANCH GREEN Lilzrariang A. B., College of William ana' Mary MRS. M. S. JOHNSTON MISS C. L. SALE Matrons MISS MARTHA G. GORDON I-Iouselqeeper MRS. IOHN WERTH Resident Nurse V 'I fx N A x I l 1-AY I, 4. A f Q 'Y i V NT 'Q A X :I 't lg' vim 2 Z ye A3 - - I I ' L

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PM , s D x I l' .QV rg 3 'ill Y 'V V 4 KKK 9. 1 I -li ,nfl AA l . if ? 4 an N ,I- INTRODUCTION + FROM the hands of the printers into those of the students of St. Chris- topher's and from them into the minds of many others have passed nine volumes of Rap: and Taps, a lasting monument to the School. And now comes Number X. This little book might well be called a milestone on the path of progress of St. Christopher's and of its printed record, the Annual. Accordingly, we dedicate our efforts not to any one person-however, not on account of a lack of suitable characters- but to the School and everything it represents. Likewise, we have fol- lowed no definite theme, but rather have attempted to give a true pic- ture of the life of the boys and their institution. In composing this edition, we have borrowed many ideas, have inaugurated a few novel ones, and have repeated a number of old ones, may our mixing of in- gredients be to your taste, and may these pages recall pleasant memories. The Editors.