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This commencement address was delivered by Bard College President, Dr. Leon Botstein. Dr. Botstein is the Leon Levy Professor in the Arts and Humanities at Bard. Dr...

This commencement address was delivered by Madeleine L'Engle to the Class of 1995. Ms. L'Engle is a lay theologian, educator. author and grandmother of graduate Edward A. Jones '95.
Please note this is only an excerpt of her address.

This commencement address was delivered by Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, United States Department of Justice, Deval L. Patrick, to the Class of 1994.

This commencement address, "A Sense of Responsibility", was delivered by Assistant Headmaster for Academic Affairs and English teacher, Tad Roach, to the Class of 1992.

This commencement address was delivered by David N. Levinson '53, to the Class of 1981.

This commencement speech was delivered by Mary Lou Hamilton '81, the first girl student to speak at commencement exercises.

This commencement address, "Adulthood" was delivered by Headmaster Jon O'Brien, to the Class of 1979.

This commencement address was given by William H. "Bull" Cameron, to the Class of 1967.

This commencement address was given by Reverend Walden Pell II to the Class of 1957.

The 1946 commencement address was given by William Hollingsworth (Holly) Whyte '35. Throughout his address he discusses his time at St. Andrew's, the war and the many St. Andreans that went to battle.

This commencement address was given by Reverend Walden Pell II to the Class of 1942.

These remarks were given by Headmaster Walden Pell II, at the 9th Graduation Exercises in 1942.

Fourth Graduation Exercises St. Andrew's School, June 12, 1937. This program includes the schedule of the day beginning at 8:15am with chapel service celebrated by the Headmaster, the rector of St. Anne's Parish and the Chaplain...

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...

These remarks were given by the first Headmaster, Walden Pell II, at the first commencement exercises held at St. Andrew's School on June 9, 1934.