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Paper presented by Judge Arthur G. Powell as an introduction to Margaret Mitchell's presence before The Ten Club. Donated by Arthur P. Laws '45, Judge Powell's grandson.

A note sent to the Headmaster from Nurse Margaret E. Miller, circa 1937-1939:

"Mr. Pell
W. Sibert has a cold and should not row tomorrow - tho' I suppose he will
M.E.M.

The following crew boys have colds -
Wilford
Gooden


P...

A 3-page agreement between Mrs. Irenee duPont and N.C. Wyeth, and attested by Mr. A. Felix duPont on June 11, 1935 in which a mural is commissioned for "the dining room" at St. Andrew's School...

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.

A file of correspondence (here digitized) comprised of 35 letters regarding, for the most part, the execution of the Mural in the Dining Hall. Dating from between January 4, 1935 to November 25, 1940 the letters and notes are authored by N.C...

This is the graduation program from the first graduating class of St. Andrew's School, June 9, 1934. The day began with chapel, celebrated by the Headmaster Walden Pell II and the rector of St. Anne's Church followed by the academic procession...

This student's form, collected in Edith Pell's 1st scrapbook, shows he would take the Math, English, French, Physics, Latin, Geometry, History and Greek exams.

Arranged by Rosamond Kimball.

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.

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

This article in the October 1933 issue of The Cardinal, a copy of which is pasted in Mrs. Pell's Scrapbook, reports on the plans for the new Headmasters House. The related photo can be viewed below

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...

Edith Pell's saved this note in her scrapbook. It is written by the cook Jennie and is addressed to either Miss Miller, the nurse, or Miss Michaelis, the Housemother.

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.

Note saved in Mrs. Pell's scrapbook: "Message received at 8:30 - Mr. Cooper is at Media [PA] and is having trouble with the truck. The radiator leaks and has to be filled every 2 miles...

Changes in the weekday evening schedule, as per orders of the Headmaster.

Schedule located in EP Scrapbook 1.

Issue 2 Vol. 3 of The Cardinal, dated December 12, 1932 is pasted on the following page of the scrapbook, page 73. In referring to this Christmas program, a news item on that front page says: "Mr...

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


Schedule in EP Scrapbook 1.

This hand drawn map lays out the school boundaries from the Farm to Mr. Cedric Cooper's house on County Road (now Noxontown Road); and along the stream and pond borders. Mapmaker is unknown.

Map in EP Scrapbook 1.

The School's first crews were Rowing Clubs, consisting of Heavyweight, Middleweight and Lightweight boats. This practice schedule notes the students on their boats. The Regatta was "to be held against time."

Schedule in EP Scrapbook 1.

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

A list of things to be done before School re-opened for its second year in September 1931. Notations next to each item indicate who the action is to be accomplished by (i.e. "Door Plates, Frank")

Information card for those invited to the dedication service of St. Andrew's School, October 14, 1930.

Note on scrapbook page: "A small part of the list of things to be done before School opened in September 1930."

Editorial from the Rt. Rev. Philip Cook about the death of Rev. James C. King, Jr. on Noxontown Pond and of its meaning for the School.

Located in Edith Pells first Scrapbook.

A note sent to the Headmaster asking the return of a pig to the farm:

"Mr. Pell
Will you ask the boy who has the pig in basement of garage to take it back to farm Mr. Cochran wants it and I dont
Cooper."

Mr...

James Craig King served as the School's first Chaplain. His personal daily Expense Ledger was found at a Maine yard sale by Nancy Mason who donated the item to the St. Andrew's School Archive. The ledger details expenses Rev...

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.

The second of four scrapbooks kept by Mrs. Pell during Walden Pell's time as Headmaster at the School and which include all manner of St. Andrean news, brochures, letters, announcements, notes, photographs and newspaper clippings.

The first of four scrapbooks kept by Mrs. Pell during Walden Pell's time as Headmaster at the School and which include all manner of St. Andrean news, brochures, letters, announcements, notes, photographs and newspaper clippings.

The third of four scrapbooks kept by Mrs. Pell during Walden Pell's time as Headmaster at the School and which include all manner of St. Andrean news, brochures, letters, announcements, notes, photographs and newspaper clippings.

The last of four scrapbooks kept by Mrs. Pell during Walden Pell's time as Headmaster at the School and which include all manner of St. Andrean news, brochures, letters, announcements, notes, photographs and newspaper clippings...