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The Criss-Cross Club, under the direction of Mr. Hillier, put on the Joseph Kesselring play "Arsenic and Old Lace"...

The class of 1951 as second formers in 1947.

This class ring belonged to Bill Howlett '45. Bill generously donated his class ring to the archives in the fall of 2009. This gold ring is inlaid with black onyx and encrusted with the St. Andrew's seal...

This St. Andrew's Yacht Club Pin belonged to Bill Howlett '45, before he so generously donated it to the archives. Bill was a member of the yacht club from 1944 - 1945. Around the rim of this gold pin reads, "St...

This letterman's sweater was donated by Bill Howlett '45. Bill played guard on the varsity football team, directed the riding squad in the winter and rowed in the spring.

This photo of the 1943 - 1944 prefects was donated by alum and trustee emeritus, William (Bill) H. Brownlee '44. Bill says: "The Class of '44 lost seven members at the end of the fifth form...

1942-1943 Praefects. Appearing in this photo, front row, L-R are Chairman of the Vestry, Phillips Lounsbery '43, Senior Praefect, Henry Sullivan '43, Secretary-Treasurer, George Gillet '43...

1943-1944 St. Andrew's School Rifle Club. Pictured here are members Frank Munroe '47, Hugo Koehler '47, Alfred Parsons '45, Mr. Pell, Charles Welling '45, Richard Muller '46.

Members of the 1943 Stamp Club along with faculty advisor Mr. Schmolze.

Students sharing in the stewardship of the campus by washing silverware in the kitchen...

Members of the 1942 Library Club, directed by Miss Dorothy Welton and headed by student Librarian John Ray.

The Criss Cross Club was in charge of St. Andrew's theatrical productions...

Ralph Munyan '42 and Ben Fowler '42 relax with their dates Janet McEwan and Patty Holt during Dance Weekend 1941.

This photo was taken during a SAS dance in 1940. This photo also appeared in the March 11, 1940 issue of Life Magazine in an article titled "Life Goes to a Prep-School Houseparty".

1940-41 was the first year for the St. Andrew's School Stamp Club. Their faculty advisor was Mr. Schmolze. The club would meet every Sunday in Mr. Schmolze's apartment where they would exchange and purchase stamps for their collection(s)...

The Noxentowners was a Varsity Club that began at St. Andrew's in the fall of 1937. This Lettermen's Club operated under the supervision of Mr. MacInnes and meetings were held in his cellar...

A couple of St. Andrew's students horsing around with a steam shovel. One student has jumped into the bucket of the shovel. Photo taken by John M. Barroll '40, donated by his son Marshall Barroll '74.

William Cory' 38 is on the left; the other person in this photo is unidentied.

This photo taken in the Main Common Room in 1935 appears in the first of Edith Pell's scrapbooks.

Boys at Silver Lake.

This photo is of the Student Body in the Spring 1933.

Photo in EP Scrapbook 1.

Series of 5 photographs on page 67 of Edith Pell's first scrapbook.

Series of 5 photographs on page 67 of Edith Pell's first scrapbook.

Series of 5 photographs on page 67 of Edith Pell's first scrapbook.

Series of 5 photographs on page 67 of Edith Pell's first scrapbook.

Students Robert Ellis, Arthur Patten, and Stetson with Walden Pell getting ready to shove off.

"Mr. Hutton up. E[ugene] Goldy, c[atcher]."


Photo in EP Scrapbook 1.

Melissa Pell getting a ride on student Arthur Patten's '36 shoulder. Howard Schmolze is in the background.

Early jobs program required all the boys to perform some work detail. Boys identified in the photo are from left to right: Billy Day Scott, Frank Hawkins, Bob Stetson, Donald Driscoll.


This photo is in EP Scrapbook 1.

Francis James Townsend, Jr.