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

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LUKE DE WOLF DRURY, R. FLINT, MICHIGAN 6 years ,lnclrsnn .S'uf'i1'ly,' lIli.Y.YfHlIIll'j' .S'o1'iz'ly,' Sz'r'1'1'lut'y, llrzclrsull Lilrrurv Sor'ir'lr, '37: junior Ifoullmll 'I'r'nnl, '3l: l'rtr.t'il.v lfnollmll Srlmul. '32: l'rlrsily Ifoollmll 'I'1'nm, '33, '31, '35, 'fflli Cltjllflill, Ifonllmll Trwnl, '35, '3ti: I'ur.vily lirrsl:r'llmll 'l'4'rrm, '36, '37-: Vrnzvily Truck Tvzun, '35, '36, '37: juuim' Ilrrscllrlll Sqllml, '32: l'!lI'A'ff'I' Iiu.r1'lmll Sqlmrl, '3.1. '35: lJir1'clm' of lUf.Y.YflIIlIIl'y SUf'i1'l5': CIIl'l'l'.I'lllllI!lflIg' Sr'cr1'lnr'y. lI'fA'.I'f0ll- Ilfj' Snr'iz'Iy, '37: Munngrnnz Club, '33, '34, 35, '36, '37: I'iff'-l'r1'.ri1l1'11l, illoungrrzm Club, '36: Honor Con1mill1'r', '35, '36, '37: Clulirmrln, Honor CIJIIIIIIIHIT, '36, '37. LUKE DRURY is admired, respected and liked by every one at St. Christo- pher's, from the lowest form to the highest. His most notable characteristic is leadership. Look at the long list ol' honors which he has won. It is unnecessary to say more. For four years Luke has been a powerful asset to the football team. I-Ie has been on two ol' the St. C. City-Champion teams, on the All-City and All-State lirst teams for the past two years, and for the last two years has been captain ol' the Red and Gray clevens. Proving his real ability during the '37 season, Drury has been a regttlar on the basketball team for two years, and a main-stay ol' the track team I'or three years. Do not think for an instant that Cap'n Luke's able leadership ceases when he leaves the athletic lield: it hardly begins there. For three years he has been a member ol' the student honor committee, and during the last two years has served as its chairman. Among his many other oflices are: President ol' Monogram Club, Vice-President in charge ol' silence ol' the Mood Club , Secretary ol' the Missionary Society, and Secretary ol' the Jackson Society. Luke has not as yet decided where he will go to college, but no matter what his destination may be, we will hear more about him. litlffltlhffl SEI? ,wmzgtf t ' f Y ff f Zz' strife, it ,Q Q 'tif sit 523 g, .ea:g. 'Shrek is Q51 ya' . 17 . I

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Q 'fi 9'I '5li?is'SlQ5 tQ5I?ilQ3I'EaMli5ffl PLEASONTON LOWNDES CONQUEST, III RICHMOND, VIRGINIA II yC'!H'.S' 1.11: Socirrlyg Alimviozlary Sociclyg junior lfoollmll, '31, '32: Mirlgul lfnnllmll, 'gog Iflmr Iinsnlmll, '3o, '3I: junior lin.s'chull, '32, '33, '3.1: Varxily Iirlxvlmll, '36, '37: I'il11' N1f1'rll1r Sfllfl, '34, '35, flssl. lfllilllf, Pine Neville , '36, l f'nIur1' ll'riIcr, Pine Nr'1'rllr ', '37: R.-ws ANI: 'l'M's Slafl, '36: I.ilr'rary Iirlilur. R,-ws .-wh 'l'.IxI's, '37: l.ilr'rr1ry 'I'1'nm, 36: IJi1'1'rIor, Missiormry Sofrivly, '363 l'i1'1'-l'rr'.tirIz'1ll, lHf.YSilIlllll'y Sof'if'l3', '37, Dmnmlic Club, '34, '35, '36, '3-7: Prr'sirlz'11l, Drurnnlirr Club, '37-. READER, least yoIIr gaze upon this smiling countenance. Wot ye whose it is? Reader, bow your humble head in reverence, for 'tis none other than that of Pleasanton Lowndes Richard Conquest III, writer, poet, journalist, humorist, actor, clown, orator, reader, and baseball player, extraordinary. For ll long years he has kept his fellow inmates here at Saint Christopher's amused with his effortless and side-splitting humor, his love of fun, and his ability to spin wild and wooly yarns. Nor does his talent for entertainment stop with his humorous nature, for as an actor he has rated high in every play in which he has appeared. Furthermore, he has an inborn literary ability which evinees itself not only in the form ol' excellent prose, but also in poetry equally as meritorious. As an athlete he has done little, although he has clung tenaeiously to baseball from the start, and plays a very passable game olf tennis. He is indisputably the best reader in the school, and has also proved himself worthy in deelamations and debates. Next year Connie plans to further his literary pursuits at the University of Virginia. And so it is with genuine regret that St. C. says farewell to one of its favorite sons.

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iiifiigig Q A ,. f . is I i ' W? FRANK R. DUNHAM RICI-IMONIJ, VIRGINIA I2 yl?IU'S juclcxmf Society, Mi.v.I'imun'y Soeiely: Direclur llfl.t'.VlUlllll'j' Snriely. '37: Manager, Midget Fnolluill, '32: Mirlgel Iinxlcellmll, '33: Mazinger, junior lfzmllmll, '3I1: .1ls.visl- uul Mrinuger, Vnrsily lfnskellmll, ,352 ,'Is.visluuI Manager, Vurxily lfoollmll, '35: Manager, lfrnzsily Iia.vl:elluIlI, '36: Mmmgruzn Clull, '36, 257: Pine Needle Slufl, '36, '37g liuxiness Manager, Druuullic Club, 'g56g Drunuilic Club, '36, '37. HE CLASS ol '37 has a no more distinctive personality than Frank Dunham. Rudy has the honor of being the charter member and Business Manager supreme ol this glorious congregation ol' graduates. He has managed every- thing under the sun-plays, publications, athletic teams, girls, and Christmas Seal games. Some day we expect to see Mr. Dunham behind the president's desk of some great concern, the ablest business man in all America. In his studies and in anything else he undertakes, Rudy is a hard and conscientious worker. ln his connection with the Dramatic Club, he has done especially good work, serving both as business manager of tlIe program and as an actor, turning in hne performances in The Queenis' I-Iuslulull and The Glmsl Train. Frank is also a member ol' the Monogram Club, having received his letter as manager ol' Basketball. In other of his odd moments, when he is not acting his part ol' the best dressed boy in the school, or enchanting the inInates with his rendition of the latest popular song, Rudy does yeomanlike service as a member ol' the Pine Needle stallf, and a director of the Missonary Society. Frank, old boy, we sure hate to see you gog but twelve years is a long time, and all good things must come to an end. aeasaitamgstaaeaeeaaa .Ia