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

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Q 1300141 THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA The Rotunda at the University of Virginia at Charlottesville is here pictured from an unusual angle. Thomas Jeferson, founder of the University, fashioned the Rotunda after the Pantheon in Rome. The Italian motif, so prevalent in Jeifersonian architecture. is further evidenced in the Serpentine walls about the campus. The University of Virginia has played a leading part in the life of the state and the nation for many generations.

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William M. Chewning RICHMOND, VA. 2 years :luchson Society: Missionary Society: Varsity Football. '36. 'jt7: Varsity Basketball, Q7. '33: Track, '37: Monogram Club. '37, '38: Board of Directors. Missionary Su- UWV- '38. Will enter U. S. Naval Academy, First on our list of distinguished seniors comes good ole Bill, Al- though he has been at St. Christopher's only two short years, Bill has made noteworthy A 'wgress both athletically and scholastically. He is hard-working, serious, and able, and with the help of these qualities, he has achieved a good measure of success in every activity he has entered. For the past two seasons he has been a bulwark of strength in the Red and Gray line. He climaxed his second year of play with All-City and All-State honors. In addition he has been outstanding in basketball and trackrwinning his monogram in both sports. On the court Bill held down the Pivot post, while in track, he excelled in the weight department. Bill left us for a two-months' spell last winter to take courses at Annapolis upon preparing for entry in the Naval Academy. But he re- turned to school in time to pass his required work for graduation. And it is to this accomplishment of Bill's that we point with pride. For he is the third St. Christopher's graduate to enter the Naval Academy in the past four years. We are truly proud to have another representative 1n,the Navy: and Bill, you should be proud to follow the footsteps of Midshipmen Reid and Spencer. So in closing, we salute Midshipman Chewning of the U.S.N., suh. You re a sure bet to sink the Army at Annapolis, Bill, Andrew Henry Christian RICHMQND. VA. zo years Lee Society: Missionary Society: Midget Football, '31, 'ms Junior Football. '34- '35: Yarsity Football Team. '36, '37: Midget BlINhL'll.7!lll,'14.'X5l Varsity Basketball IWW- 36- '37. '38: Captain Basketball. 18: Junior Baseball, '34, '35: Varsity Basr- ltall' Team. '36- '37, '38: Monogram Club, '36, '37, '38: President Lee Society. '382 -P1110 Needle Stall, '38: Ram and Taps Staff, '37, '38: lioarrl of Directors, Mis- S Wf!l S0f1v1y-'37- '38: Student llonor Committee. '17, '38. University of Virginia. .Andrew Christian is liked, admired. and even respected by all those with whom he comes in contact at St. Christophefs, His ten years lllereghave done no small bit toward making him one of the most popular SYS H1 the school. It just doesn't seem right that Andy will be graduated t IRYEBT. Huis stay here has made him more or less part of the school. h ndrew is one of the most fearless, high-minded boys that St. Christo- gf gf :naar hndjltlge honor to enroll: no one has ever thought 'him capable it' norwithillganls, onest act. When 'he sets himself to do a thing, he does clcapthinkin Ing P0PUlI1r opinion or any other obstacle. He has a Ca tain 0158111 and level-headed, sound judgment. - dem gf L I-has Cl all, member of football and baseball teams, Presi- honors ar eg ltefafl' SOCICYY, member of the Honor Committee-his the least CA as too, numerous to 'recount in such a limited space. To say he is noi Hbfew S athletic abilities are unparalleled. In the class-room during 11225 gevghln discussing the long list of honors he has accomplisheg innnilum' YQGFS 0 Upper School work, we might go on a One of his greatest assets is his unfailing wit and humor. Whenever 3 Class sets dull Or boring-and they do get that way sometimes-Andy can always be counted on to enliven it with some ludicrous remark or action. Andrew is still undecided about next year. He is considering staying for POS!-graduate work, But if he does leave us, and we hope to the COMWFY' If IS il pretty sale bet that the University of Virginia will be so fortunate as to enroll him. But we feel sure that, wherever he goes and Whatever he undertakes, he will make a go of it. .l3. ' r ,swf 41-5, V .4 if. of-. fe,-fl f SX. 6 s a N 5 a . . X , Y :sg 7 X in-i f' X , . 1' , . Q x f'-P' A N 'Tl 9 ,fossil s .- i it Q ,Sf .JJ ,P . , p bs fx-ff' js, .Y 0 S i L L- ff vi. N At f 5 ? X . . f tl' I , ' .- '.'.l'f. ' IlllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIlIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIllllllllllllllllllh.. , 'V -'.ff,,i1'4?i IllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , A f ,de