Steve Waters was the fifth headmaster here at St. Andrew's from 1970 through 1991.  He and his wife, Jane, were beloved on campus and devoted their years to creating an atmosphere of love and education for all at St. Andrew's. They often hosted kids in the Rectory as well as on weekends away with their family in their New Hampshire home. Under Steve's guidance the school started the Learning Services Department, that to this day shines high above others. Steve started the co-ed program welcoming the first girls on campus in 1981. Steve also oversaw the building of Bill's House the new boys dorm. In support of the faculty, the school established a retirement plan through TIAA-CREF, and now m any retired teachers are living comfortably in their golden years because of his guidance. For struggling families, he introduced the tuition payment plan. Steve also brought the fun of the annual Ed Barrett Pie Race and Senior Mountain Day to campus. Both of these were traditions from his own boarding high school program at Northfield Mount Hermon and they remain as mainstays of our fall events. Jane's contribution to the campus was her gift of music and helping students with theater productions. Who will ever forget the Middle School's version of Sweeney Todd? Steve and Jane now live near Concord, NH and are active in their parish, choir and on school committees. You can drop them a line to say hello at  [email protected].