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This sign was made by students advertising the sale of the first St. Andrew's School yearbook in 1937, and saved by Edith Pell in her first Scrapbook.

"As soon as swimming is allowed by announcement of the Headmaster." Swimming and boating rules.

Edith Pell's saved this note in her scrapbook. It announces a new student business offering the banking services of students Crocker, Layton and Warwick at a 10% interest rate.

Edith Pell saved these notes in her 1st scrapbook. One shows the crushing - by way of a shoe - the Lower Forms by the Sixth Form. Another expresses the need for revenge against the Sixth Form. The third note calls for tolerance, not revenge.

Headmaster Pell grants the Fifth Form of the Class of 1934 permission to smoke. Permission to attend movies in Middletown on Saturday afternoons is given, with the understanding the boys will walk both ways...

"Jobs for the College Board Week" - lists students and chores assigned to them.


Schedule in EP Scrapbook 1.

A Christmas program, saved by Edith Pell and collected in the first of her scrapbooks.

This comic strip drawn by a student making light of the second form dorm after lights out. Author of the comic strip unknown.

This comic strip is in EP Scrapbook 1.

This note is located in Edith Pell's scrapbook, written by the fifth form noting that they have the privilege of sending second formers on errands.