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From Coach Colburn's Scrapbook: Fundamentals of Physics.

This photo appeared in the weekly newsletter, "From the Archive," depicting students enjoying the winter weather, January 7, 2015. This photo from 1961 shows students enjoying a bit of hockey.

This photo was donated to the archives by Richard Baer '62. Richard writes: "It is our class, but taken in the Winter of our IV Form yr (1960)...

Richard Baer class of '62 identified the photo as the Spring Prom of 1959. Man in far right, dark rimmed glasses, is Randy Williams '61. Man in far left, back to camera is either Ken McCullogh (sic) '61 or Benny Powell '59...

John Hassan '60 wrote: "Some of my school mates moved Voorhees and Goodell mobiles into the Garth over night, setting the stage for this scene the following morning."

Any ideas as to the owner of the car and the students who pulled this prank?..

This photo was identified by Richard Baer '62 and Ed Hammond '60. Richard says: "It is probably 1956 or 1957. The person standing on the left with his right arm outstretched looks like Bill Helm '59...

This photo was identified by Berle Clay '56: "All from class of '56, l to r, unknown, Stover Babcock '56(turned away), Baldwin Fong '56, Geoff Abbott '56 and Ken Court '56."

Spectating from the tree are J.D. Quillin '56 and Tom O'Rourke '56.
This photo was identied by Willie Grubb '59.

This photo, taken in September 1953, shows "headboy" Ian MacInnes '54 and Headmaster Walden Pell welcoming a new student to campus.
This photo was identified by Clem Crowe '54.

Unidentified students passing through a doorway.

The Class of 1954 as third formers.

A group of boys surround a boy seated on a stool at a desk. There is a gavel in front of the boy at the desk. Perhaps this meeting is taking place in the Headmaster's Office.

1949-1950 St. Andrew's School Rifle Club. Members in photo include Roger Redden '50, Henry Wilson '50, Richard Thompson '50, Jere Norman '50, James Bullitt '52, J...

1948-1949 Stamp Club. Officers of this club were Tony Tonian '49, Daniel Trimper '51, Robert Hershey '50 and faculty advisor, Mr. Schmolze.