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

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HARRY P. ANDERSON Syears mc:-nvioun. va. Lee Society: Director Missionary Society: Monogram Club, '36, '37, 38, '39: Iuntor Basketball: PINE NEEDLE Staff: RAPs AND TAPS Staff: Varsity Track, '36, '37, '38, '39: Varsity Football, '36, '37, 397 Captain of Track, '38, '39. Harry Anderson has been at St. Christopher's for only three Years, but in that short space of time he has become more a part Of the school and has accomplished a greater number of things lhC1I1 have many of his schoolmates who have been Saints for mUf1Y more years. ln the first place, Harry is Captain of the Track team, and if YOU Ve ever seen him whip around that track in record speed you'll QUIOW that no better choice for Captain could have been made. The fiotball season at St. Christopher's saw Harry in the Varsity back- fleldf however, an injury on the field prevented him from really struttin'. Still, for his athletic prowess, Harry was rewarded with Cr berth in the Monogram Club, where he has -:ontinued to serve with honor. Everybody gets nicknames, and Harry has his, too. Light Horse HUYYY, as he is known around school, suits him to a tee. But I-lQhl'Hearted Harry might suit him, too. His fine school spirit Ghrld his infallible courage and optimism are goals at which all ' e YOUHCJGI boys at St. Christopher's should aim. -If anyone should ask a St. Christopher's student where he is 90129 to college, nine times out of ten the answer will be to the University of Virginia. -And the answer is the same with regard to Harry Anderson. We hope, though, that during Harry's four years at the Uni- Ve1'SilY he won't forget the swell times he's had at old St. C. 1 . .' t 7 . Wwfmvf M777 LEONARD BLACKBURN GV2 years RICHMOND. VA. Lee Literary Society: Missionary Society: Midget Basketball, '33, '34, '35: Midget Football, '34, '35,: Midget Baseball, '33, '34, '35: junior Baseball, '36: Bulldog Football, '36: junior Basketball, '36: Iunior Football, '37: Track Squad, '37, '38: Manager Track, '39: Dramatic Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39: President Dramatic Club, '38: Varsity Football Squad, '38, '39: PINE NEEDLE Staff, '37, '38, girls RSIBD TAPS Staff, '37, '38, '39g Golf Team, '39: Monogram u , . Before us we have Leonard Blackburn. He is liked by all the boys, but they do enjoy beating on him. Leonard is in on every bull session, and he puts in his two-cents-worth. In his school work, Leonard is average. He takes an active part in the society meetings and other school activities. John Barrymore Blackburn is an actor from the old school. He has been in the Dramatic Club for the past five years, and last year was the club's president. However, for the past two years he has not blessed the audience with his presence on the stage. He has remained off-stage preparing the sets for the various plays. In this work he has been supreme. Leonard has taken part in all of the sports at school at one time or another. This spring he managed track. He was rewarded his varsity monogram while serving in this position. Leonard also tthis springl went out for the golf team. He is really a whiz at it, shooting in the low eighties. Leonard will leave us for V.M.l. next year. Good luck, Leonard. We know that it is just the place for you and that you will like it. 39: ' T i