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

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Ol 2lfU0l ANOTHER memorable year at St. Christopher's has passed, and with it the school continues to grow not only in size but also in prestige Within the State and Well beyond its bounds. Truly remarkable Was the athletic record achieved by men clad in Red 'n' Gray during the past year, surpassing even that of the year before, which was 'til now the greatest in the school's history. Moreover, this year's Senior Class ranks near the top of the ledger when compared with previous graduating classes scholastically and intellectually. Of such extent, indeed have been the successes of this session that we can in no possible Way hope to do justice to them between the covers of a book. What we offer is in con- densed form, and we are forced to omit much of value. We trust, however, that what We do present We present accurately, and that the contents are extensive enough to stir the imagination of the reader and bring back to him in the future memories of a pleasant and glorious period spent amid the natural surroundings and friendly atmosphere of a great and Wonderful school. : 14 Q Q5V'j0p 59 'Q ,Q . ge., Q, i,?If'j,L X531 ,Z fy 1 1 Ly-5 ,L f , re 'sat -1? '35 lnyiglxj f Q to gitjt 1, Xe P w CQA rr' Xsv

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139115 and ups I Q45 34164 of Confenfa DEDICATION .,.,,. L RECOGNITION .. . .,... IN MEMORIAM ..II..II FACULTY .....,., CALENDAR .....,vC SENIORS. ,..,..., FORMS ,.,...,C ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS .......... MIDDLE SCHOOL ........ FACULTY, LOWER SCHOOL ,....L,L LOWER SCHOOLS L,.LL,.. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I...AA. AFTERWORD LLLLL... ADVERTISEMENTS L...L.

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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.