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

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flaps and Htaps . . I 945 Qiwlmfton MR. IQHN R. BRINSER His genial smile and zestful humor are things Which keep a day at school from becoming routine and make long, hard sessions on the athletic field seem but brief and pleasurable events. His thorough knowledge of the text, his beautiful handwriting, and his easy- going method of procedure are a pride and a joy to the students under his in- struction. What is even more important, his constant devotion to St. Christo- pher's and to the traditions set by its Founder serves as a worthy example for us all. Wherefore, for these and sundry other reasons, We are priv- ileged to dedicate this volume to the kindly gentleman behind the cigar.

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Bupa and ups I 945 !' E, ? l l l l 1 l l IN RECOGNITION Miss lane Henderson, Headmistress of the Lower School, will always be remembered with love and respect by those of us who were fortunate enough to begin our primary education at St. Christopher's. For it was she from whom we first learned the importance of study, discipline, unselfishness, and confidence, both in our- selves and our fellow students. By her intelligence, patience, and understanding, she accomplished the difficult task of teaching us the full meaning of school life and school work. lt is with deep gratitude and sincere admiration, therefore, that we recognize the splendid work done by Miss Henderson in preparing her boys for the increasing responsibilities of swiftly passing time. .f8J.