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

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E., . :MX P t 1 L I Sl' nirv Q rn IAA l Q 'an X 1 iii? 'K x .95 , f 1 I 1' ' -,gt - ' L 4- Q 7' J ,l 1 Y ' in IS!- POST- GRADUATE FORM PIERE IT Is. Here's what? The Post-Graduate Class of St. Christopher's-at least what there is of it. Isn't it a grand collection of gentlemen and such a multitude of them! This is the Hrst class of such a type that St. Christopher's has ever sported, and probably it will be the lastg conse- quently, we acclaim it the one and only. All the members of this magnificent organization were graduated with honors in 1934, but instead of pursuing their studies at any institution of higher learning, this year they decided that they hadn't seen enough of their alma mater and returned to the school of their youth. Beyond question, the advanced work that the Post-Graduate course offers will enable those who took full advantage of it to enter any college or university far better prepared than a mere graduate of a prep school. This year these kids Qwe mean menj did not play the important role in the School's activities-except athletics-that they did in their Senior year, but remained in the background, giving this year's Seniors the beneHt of their experience only when it was sought. But in athletics it was a different story, for in this Held the Post-Graduates gave the Saints, opponents much cause for worry. Since the creation of a Ninth Form appears unlikely, it seems that these fine fellows will have to seek further education away from the scenes of their earlier triumphs. Iack Beattie feels that he has absorbed sufficient 'larnin' to make his mark in the world, but there is a slight chance that he will rejoin the majority of his former classmates at the dear ole University of Virginia. Both Gibson Harris and Iohn Knowles are planning to matriculate at Tigertown and become Princetonians. But wherever they may go or whatever they may do, this great and honored class of P. G.'s will be remembered as composed of true and loyal sons of St. Christopherfs, that ancient and venerable institution on the banks of the Tiber. 28

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TK A S I .Q 74 Al' Q QW Qi Y xy' 4 KK 5 1 .9 I I 1 I -1 , was ' K fO- get ,A- '1 Y .gn 4 ,II The Student Honor Committee 4 IOHN L. RATCLIFFE Prcsfdc'nt IOHN R. BEATTIE BENIAMIN A. BOSI-IER LUKE DEW. DRURY ROSS S. GIBSON DANIEL GRINNAN, IV W. GIBSON I-IARRIS IOI-IN W. KNOWLES IOSEPI-I W. PINDER WILLIAM N. RICHARDSON, III I. CURTIS SPENCER EUGENE IS. SYDNOR, lu. I-IENRY L. WARNER, In. CARRINGTON WILLIAMS, Ik. 30