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

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Nw -vow-0 CARRINCTON WILLIAMS, llc. WILLIAM C. WORTHINGTON Riflrmond, VI.I'gl.!7lilI'-IVIAIIC' YL'clI'.Y Sweet Briar, Vl.I'gl.77l'lI-'lwghl Year.: Javhxmu .S'm'i'1'1.vg I I.l'J'-l'P'l'.fflll'Hf .lm'L'.wu .S'urity, H353 Mix- law- Sm-i'1'ly,' illixsinizflry .S'um'vfyg llramulitr Club, ,'35g Pine .rtuiirlry .S'm'f1'ly,' Ilfl'l'l'fl!' QI,f.Y.TfUIllll',I' .S'm'i4'l5', 'JSC llnuur iV1'4'4lla ' Slrllf, 'K-I, 215: c'U'lfl'lfUl' uljllll' lVt'1'rIli', ', 352 Ifup.r Cmnnullm-,'. I'im' Nm'1lIf ' Stuff, 'Mg Cfu-lfmlilm' l'iu1' Nev- mul 'l'up.v .S'tu1l', '34, 'JSC lllillyfvf Iwmiliiiill, pill, ,313 Mnlyvf ,...ill4', '35: Nurs uml 'I'up.i ' Slizjf, 'J-I, 'Jig l.l.fl'I'lIl'j' 'I'rum, liu.vL'f'IimII, lil, 'JZL illiilywl l1'u.velvull. 29. -Ill. -ll: Juumr ,352 Junior lfrixrlmll Tram, '33, '3-43 ,luuim' lfimllmll 'l'mm, lfniflliiill, HU. '33, ,luniur 1fll.VL't'fIHlH, '.i.l. 'J-I: Junior IIu.r4'- 33- H'lllr'Hf1'rl'ni'1'1'f'.n'r,vwfl'ir11iuiu. hull, H423 l'ur.vi1g.- Ifimllmll .S'quml, 'Hg l'fn-my lhixvlviill Mr. Carrington Williams, Ir., strolls up, grinning as usual, probably whistling, calm and collected, taking things as they come. Would that we all could go through life, unrullled and undisturbed by this and that minor disturbance. And probably this nonchalance and lack of worry is in no small manner responsible for the success Canky has already attained. While principally a lit- erary and scholastic figure in campus life, he loves ath- letics and has taken part in dillerent sports for years. As the number of sessions that he has been with us has in- creased, so have his honors increased, and 1935 has 'narked his gaining of high positions in all school activi- ties: to learn a few of these, ma chere, you have only to glance at the above list. Willie has shone particu- larly in a literary line, and it will be indeed hard to forget his splendid work with the pen and on the rostrum. '7 -.. Sljlllllf, '34, '35: l ur.viI,v 'l'rm'k Sifzftltl, '33, H'ill ruler Um'- 7'1'I',vily nf I'Il'1ll'Hftl. liilly has been at St. Christopher's for eight years, and during this time he has accomplished many noteworthy things. Isle has been on the Pine Needle and Rrlps IIIHII Taps stalls for the past few years. and this year he is one of the Co-Editors of the School paper. As a Iunior, Him accomplished what to most of us would be impossible. Ile tool: the Latin prize from the brightest members of the Seventh Form, also won the French prize, and to finish the year in proper fashion, he tied for scholarship honors in his class. This evidence is suflicient to prove that our young man is an excellent scholar, but further- more he is an athlete. He has worked hard on both the Varsity Football and Baseball Squads, although he did not make either team: however, but among the Charlot- tesville Cavaliers, Billy will probably continue to amaze all by his brainy feats.

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l rvvvvoo 0004. HENRY I.. WARNER, Ia. Warsaw, V irginiu-Two Year.: Ln' .5'm'ii'I,v.' .lli.v.rivlu1ry .YlIl'fl'f-VI 1'm'.rfly lirrxrlwrll, '34, 'Jig d,IllltlllI'lH1l Clnlvq lJirm m' .lliminmrrhv .S'nrit'ly, 235: .S'tu:l1'ut 00000 '04 CHRISTOPHER R. WEBSTER Tafzfulhunlzoflq, V I-l'gl.I1l.ll-'Tl7l'L'L' Years !m.y:-mu 1'i,p,.,,,.,. .5'4,ff4-py'- Jli.r.rfr:1lrrz'y .S'nrr'4'f3': Jllllflll' Fun!- Imll H321 7'n-url.: .S'q1m4l, '33, '34, '-T51 Pine Nvi'ill1 ' 571117. llnnnr L'mnrnillt'v. li'ilIe1m'r l'ni:'rr.rr'fy nf 1'ir!fini41. '35g' Ii'ufv.v uml 'lin x Sfdlf. '-352 fllvrmyrum Club, KH: And from out of the dark and mysterious marshes that border the Rappahannock came to us a man. Scarcely a week had passed before one of the School wits--with :1 great number of whom we seem to be fortunately blessed -placed in front of this young man's cognomen a com- mon enough nickname. By this familiar title Pop has ever since been universally known, and we are perfectly willing to stack our Warner up against the great grid- iron expert of that name. Possessed of a dry humor and a frank and friendly nature he has become a favorite with us all. in baseball he has followed in the footsteps of his rural predecessors by always playing a stellar brand of ball. Hut in addition, his wit, pep, and color have been in no small manner responsible for the success of the team and the attendance at the games. And so, it is with genuine regret that we say farewell to Pop Warner, the pal of every one. f' . .. , . . l ur.rl'ly IFIIUIINIH, '35, 'J-1: l.lfl 'fU'3' IWW- 35- HHH 1'l1f1'P' Ilnlcr l.11ir'i'r.riIy. Three years ago the brothers Webster joined the ranks of this great Westhampton institution. Last year Preston left the fold with honors, and now after only one more year Chris is following in his brother's footsteps. This younger brother's keen mind and general scholastic ability have helped to gain him a prominent position in his classes, while his powerful physique and willingness to learn have combined to make him known as a he-man on the athletic field of battle. As a mem- ber of the staffs of both the School publications, he has done good work, particularly as Alumni Editor of the Pina' N eedle. But long after Webby's records are past history, his cheery smile and constant good nature will be remem- bered with pleasure by all with whom he has come in contact. His affability and humor have made him popu- lar with every one at St. Christopher's.

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