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This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website. Headmaster Tad Roach honors Lindsay Brown's 25 years of service during the 81st Commencement Ceremony.

This article honoring St. Andrew's Creative Writing Teacher Chris Childers was posted on the SAS website January 12, 2010. Chris was awarded an Individual Artist Fellowship for his own poetry.

This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website. Kassy Fritz joins college counseling.

Given during Prep 9's visit to St. Andrew's School, Headmaster Tad Roach captures how the association with the Prep 9 program has contributed to St. Andrew's diversity efforts...

Monty the Library Cat belongs to the McLean/Pala family and lives on the farm side of campus.

This article first appeared on the SAS website in December 2006.

DyAnn Miller arrived at St. Andrew's in 1984 and remained until her death in 2005. DyAnn was a friend to all. She was hired in 1984 to teach study skills but quickly became school counselor...

This article written by Elizabeth Roach, long-time English teacher and one of the first female faculty members of St. Andrew's, on the 30th anniversary of the School's inception of coeducation...

This article by Will Speers, was written for the Spring 2005 issue of the St. Andrew's Magazine. Will joined St. Andrew's in 1979 as a teacher of English and coach of boys' soccer and squash...

This chapel talk was given by Headmaster Tad Roach during reunion weekend 2004. This chapel service was a memorial service for longtime faculty member Dave Washburn '44. Dave had a long, rich history with St...

Remarks for Hoover Sutton's memorial service held at the First Presbyterian Church in New Canaan, Connecticut. Hoover Sutton taught drama and counseled at St. Andrew's from 1980 until 1993. He died in the winter of 2002...

In commemoration of Coach Bob Colburn's 300th victory as SAS baseball coach, assistant coach and math teacher Dave DeSalvo wrote this to be sung to the tune of "Take me out to the Ball Game."

Biologist and longtime Science teacher Bill Amos writes a three page paper about the many changes to the pond he witnessed while living here for 37 years...

James Rizzuto was the sabbatical replacement for Donald Dunne during the 1979-80 school year. He taught math and coached crew.

Letter from Walden Pell, II to the community about the circumstances of Rev. James Craig King's death on Noxontown Pond.

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.