Military Service
Displaying 251 - 300 of 617 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 251 | Literary; a lost opportunity College Eye 14:21, p.5 |
Discusses experience in American Expeditionary Force. | |
| 252 | Field artillery at sea (concluded) College Eye 14:19, p.3 |
Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I. | |
| 253 | Field artillery at sea College Eye 14:18, p.7 |
Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I. | |
| 254 | Leslie A. I. Chapman Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.8 |
Lieutenant Colonel Leslie A. I. Chapman of the U. S. Army dies of heart failure in his office at Fort Riley on September 14, 1922. His remains are buried at the Fort Riley Military Cemetary. | |
| 255 | Sophus C. Jacobsen Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.6 |
Captain Sophus C. Jacobsen serves as an instructor in the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Snelling, Minnesota. | |
| 256 | Captain Julian H. Gist Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.6 |
Captain J. H. Gist is transferred to Honolulu, Hawaii from Fort Fleming, Georgia. | |
| 257 | Iowa soldier-sailor monument, Capitol Hill Old Gold 0:0, p.9 |
Photo of monument. | |
| 258 | Casper Schenk Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.5 |
Casper Schenk is named a Major in the Eighty-eighth Division of the National Army Reserve Corps. He is placed in charge of machine gun and howitzer service. | |
| 259 | Orth tells of life at West Point College Eye 12:19, p.2 |
Leonard Orth writes of his experiences there. | |
| 260 | Henry Immerzeel College Eye 12:17, p.7 |
Henry Immerzeel tells humorous story about his war service. | |
| 261 | Robert Lindsay Robinson Alumni News Letter 4:4, p.5 |
Promoted to Captain, transferred to Washington D. C., and attached to War Risk Bureau. | |
| 262 | Van Houten goes to good position College Eye 12:4, p.6 |
Rural Education Professor L. H. Van Houten is elected head of University of Wyoming's Rural Education Department. | |
| 263 | Harry W. Anderson College Eye 12:2, p.8 |
Is director of the US Army automobile school in Oklahoma. | |
| 264 | Faculty Club Alumni News Letter 4:2, p.2 |
Professors gave account of experiences as educators in army at monthly meeting. | |
| 265 | What army life did for a man; Perrine talks to men College Eye 11:7, p.1 |
Believes that military service gives men a broader outlook on life and world affairs. | |
| 266 | Military Old Gold 0:0, p.155 |
Illustration of three men in trenches.. | |
| 267 | Camp life Old Gold 0:0, p.167 |
Humorous cartoon about life in camp. | |
| 268 | Rules of etiquette Old Gold 0:0, p.170 |
Humorous etiquette rules and sayings about the students; photo. | |
| 269 | Student Army Training Corps Old Gold 0:0, p.156 |
Description of the training program; group photographs; individual photographs with captions; photo. | |
| 270 | The Military Hop Old Gold 0:0, p.177 |
Overview of the Farewell Military Hop; lyrics to the song "Good bye and good luck." | |
| 271 | Harold Sheldon College Eye 11:35, p.8 |
Visited Cedar Falls after returning from service overseas; plans to attend in the fall. | |
| 272 | Romeo Short College Eye 10:27, p.5 |
Former football captain and former military man left for Canadian farming interests. | |
| 273 | Kenney Brunsvold now stationed at Camp Grant College Eye 10:27, p.5 |
Visited the campus while on furlough. | |
| 274 | Lieut. Al Sorenson College Eye 10:27, p.5 |
Alumnus and aviator stationed at Kelley field visited the campus. | |
| 275 | Wendell Strike, '16, who served over a year in Italy College Eye 10:26, p.3 |
Former football player visited college after a year of service. | |
| 276 | Sgt. John Mastain, '15, was discharged College Eye 10:26, p.3 |
Alumnus visits college after discharge from Camp Dodge. | |
| 277 | John Wright, '17, who was discharged from the army College Eye 10:26, p.3 |
Star athlete and alumnus visited town after a year overseas and his recent discharge. | |
| 278 | Chauffeur Donald A. Mann College Eye 10:26, p.3 |
Gladbrook man visited here shortly after returning from France. | |
| 279 | Milton Tostlebe who was junior here when he enlisted College Eye 10:1, p.3 |
Medical Corps man discharged from service. | |
| 280 | V. V. ("Jack") Frost, '17 College Eye 10:1, p.3 |
Former student and overseas soldier visited college last week and intends to enroll. | |
| 281 | Corporal Bruce West College Eye 10:1, p.3 |
Newly returned from service in France; visits sister Helen here on campus. | |
| 282 | Twelfth division votes for universal training College Eye 10:25, p.4 |
Survey in Massachusetts reveals support for some sort of military training. | |
| 283 | Major Frank Ward College Eye 10:25, p.5 |
Former student has been reassigned from France to Russia. | |
| 284 | Nelson Hersey, versatile Teachers College athlete College Eye 10:25, p.5 |
Student in Navy training; will leave military service in June and return to college. | |
| 285 | Miss Mae Triplett went to Camp Dodge College Eye 10:25, p.5 |
Visited brother, who recently returned from overseas. | |
| 286 | Sergeant Fordyce Jones, better known as "Slim" College Eye 10:25, p.5 |
Former student returns home to Cedar Falls after ten months overseas. | |
| 287 | Vic. Peterson, B. A. '17 College Eye 10:24, p.5 |
Medical corpsman and former student visited last week. | |
| 288 | In the window of Cross and Co. College Eye 10:24, p.5 |
Captain Sophus Jacobsen's souvenirs from his war service. | |
| 289 | Editorially speaking College Eye 10:23, p.2 |
Faculty present their issue of the College Eye and their views; oppose compulsory ROTC; urges students to be interested in the history of their own institution. | |
| 290 | Words have been received here that John Mastain College Eye 10:23, p.5 |
Military man to set sail again. | |
| 291 | From "over there" College Eye 10:23, p.4 |
Notes from Casper Schenk, W. C. Schluter, and John R. Brown. | |
| 292 | Mr. Wm. T. McGrew, a former student College Eye 10:21, p.3 |
Visiting college friends upon returning from service in France. | |
| 293 | Brief accounts of returning overseas men; Corporal Frank G. Piercy, and Private Joseph Rude College Eye 10:20, p.1 |
Profiles of military service of Frank G. Piercy and Joseph P. Rude. | |
| 294 | Brief accounts of returning overseas men College Eye 10:19, p.4 |
Profiles of Elmer P. Schindler, William J. Berry, and Miller Christiansen. | |
| 295 | Classical Club at home of Doctor Merchant College Eye 10:19, p.5 |
Program for the meeting. | |
| 296 | Lieutenant Lester Ary College Eye 10:16, p.5 |
Served overseas for three months; now an instructor; visited college. | |
| 297 | Historic phrases of the war; notable slogans, terse epigrams, and laconic messages by leaders in the world struggle College Eye 10:16, p.4 |
Explanation of several memorable quotations from World War I. | |
| 298 | Kint helps sink "subs" on chaser; another Teachers College man has thrilling experiences on Atlantic; was a listener College Eye 10:16, p.1 |
Manford Kint tells of his experiences in the US Navy. | |
| 299 | Professor Hersey has received notice College Eye 10:16, p.5 |
His son, Nelson Hersey, is due for a six week cruise in the Navy. | |
| 300 | Fred Jean has entered college here. College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
Following Navy discharge. |