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This painting was given by donors Frank E. Schoonover and J. Thompson Brown on January 15, 1936. It was created as an illustration for Chapter 41 of "Ivanhoe" published in 1929...

This painting was given by donors Frank E. Schoonover and J. Thompson Brown on January 15, 1936. It was created as an illustration for Chapter 27 of "Ivanhoe" published in 1929...

This painting was given by donors Frank E. Schoonover and J. Thompson Brown on January 15, 1936. It was created as an illustration for the title page of "Ivanhoe" published in 1929...

Photograph of faculty member Hamilton Hutton who served in World War II.

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

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

Joe Mitchell on horseback. There are pictures of Joe Mitchell in Edith Pell's scrapbook, along with a mention of Joseph Mitchell in a 1931 Christmas Entertainment program. Do you have further information for us?

A. Woodall Cochran ran the school farm from 1930-1949.

This painting was sold to the School by Frank E. Schoonover...

This painting was sold to the School by Frank E. Schoonover. It was used as an illustration for Walter Camp's "The Mystery of Rowing" published in The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, July 1910...

Photo of this painting provided by John Schoonover '63.

This letterman's sweater was donated by Bill Howlett '45. Bill played guard on the varsity football team, directed the riding squad in the winter and rowed in the spring.

This class ring belonged to Bill Howlett '45. Bill generously donated his class ring to the archives in the fall of 2009. This gold ring is inlaid with black onyx and encrusted with the St. Andrew's seal...

This St. Andrew's Yacht Club Pin belonged to Bill Howlett '45, before he so generously donated it to the archives. Bill was a member of the yacht club from 1944 - 1945. Around the rim of this gold pin reads, "St...