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

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A CALENDAR OF THE SCHOOL YEAR Sept. 14 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 29 Nov. 23 Nov. 26 Dec. 16 Dec. 22 Ian. 3 Ian. 23 Feb. 11 Feb. 17 Mar. 8 Mar. 17 Apr. 1 Apr. 14 Ma? 12 Iune 7-8 School opens and we find 61 new boys among us. Capt. Hankins late to first class. Funkhouser gets Sudeten added on to his long list of nicknames. Fuller, getting six letters in one day, confidentially told the Boarders his secret. Keep them guessing, he advised. D Saints' goal line is uncrossed by Woodberry for the fifth consecutive time. Green gets caught walking in his sleep CPD. Bed and Gray blanks V.E.S. 6-O to end an undefeated and unscored- on year. - Fuller's letters are now perfumed. Night Hclwks catch a few brews. Dramatic Club presents The Valiant and r Two Crooks and a Lady -two fine jobs. Santa Claus gives Adams Saturday morn- ing attendance prize. Out for Christmas holidays - Moore fully 'recovered from knee oper- ation dwell timed, wasn't it?P. Boarders look forward to home cooking. Inmates return to cram for exams. Exams - no play, all work. Study Hall opens at 5 a. m. Moore re-established in his Monument Avenue league. Rueger wins Gilman game in a sudden-death extra period, when he sinks his first basket of the year. Satterfield and Hill are neck and neck for a short brunette. Spring holidays - Satterfield gets ,the root, when Hill takes a short brunette on a house party. ' April Fooll Iohann didn't really miss that fly ball. That's just his usual nonchalant manner. ' X Coleman is going strong in a certain West Afvenue league. Watch out, Sloan! . Everyone is cramming for final exams. ORA Pao Nosrsl I Final dances and Commencement. Was your-diploma blank, too? . 24 .

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F'IRs'I' Row: Glass, Vaughan, Sloan, Carrington, Anderson, Blanton, Coleman. SECOND Row: Whitehead, Spence, Phillips, Ellett, D., Myers, Cave, Iones. THIRD Row: Gabriel, Matthews, Catlett, Horseley. FOURTH Row: Funkhouser, Macon, Rutledge, Iohnson, Clarke, Buck. FIFTH Row: Blackburn, Hooker, Beverley, Hall, Moore, Satterfield, Johann, Welton. SEVENTH FORM Two YEARS AGO, when these boys of the Seventh Form constituted the Fifth Form, the 1937 Annual spoke of them thus: The Wise Old Seniors are somewhat Worried about the future of this younger generation, the Fifth Form. They undoubtedly constitute the largest conglomeration of smoochers ever to exist at St. Christopher's. Witness the Work of . n. . And on it went. Appar- entlY, at one time it seemed that the doom of St. C. was near at hand. The Seniors of '37 doubted if these boys could step into the top class and carry on properly. However, contrary to expectations, this year's Senior Class has done as much, if not more, to further the progress of the school than any preceding class. As Seniors, these boys have taken matters into their hands, and all the organizations, activities, and such have been most successful. An undefeated and unscored-on football team is a fine memorial to these boys. May they always be accompanied by as much success. V T 6 v