Red Cross

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	Title	Date	Summary
201	Beth Louise Dailey Alumnus 29:2, p.17	4/1/1945	Is with the Red Cross in Australia, working as Assistant Staff Director in recreation.
202	Flora Jane Bromley Alumnus 29:2, p.17	4/1/1945	Is doing recreational work with the Red Cross in Belgium.
203	Harriett D. Damborg Alumnus 29:2, p.17	4/1/1945	American Red Cross, England.
204	Helen Sturdevant Alumnus 29:2, p.23	4/1/1945	Is serving with the American Red Cross unit in England. Recently she met Pharmacist Mate Second Class Harold Yeoman in an American Red Cross Club.
205	Kathryn E. McComb Alumnus 29:2, p.17	4/1/1945	Is serving the Armed Forces in India as an American Red Cross staff assistant. Until her Red Cross appointment, she was a postal censor in Los Angeles.
206	R. Gloria Parrott Alumnus 29:2, p.17	4/1/1945	Is doing Red Cross hospital recreational work in New Guinea.
207	College totals $405.50 in Red Cross drive College Eye 36:25, p.1	3/23/1945
208	'Sticker for two' slogan of Red Cross drive next week Smith--Beverly Anne (Class of 1945) College Eye 36:23, p.1	3/9/1945	Goal is to raise $300 for Red Cross.
209	To keep your Red Cross at his side College Eye 36:23, p.2	3/9/1945	Discusses the importance of the Red Cross.
210	Students aid drive College Eye 36:22, p.1	2/23/1945	Ruth Coburn and Joyce Bertness speak on behalf of Red Cross.
211	Student speakers asked to aid Red Cross drive College Eye 36:21, p.3	2/16/1945	Public Speaking class members preparing presentations.
212	Red Cross visitor to conduct tests beginning Monday College Eye 36:16, p.4	1/12/1945	For water safety proficiency.
213	Red Cross water safety instuctor to give life saving examinations Public Relations News Release 1945:16, p.1	1/10/1945	Wheeler Van Steinburg will teach a course on first aid, water safety, and accident prevention.
214	Grad gardens in Burma Alumnus 29:1, p.13	1/1/1945	Joy Knowles works for Red Cross in Burma; photo.
215	Ralph S. Pearson Alumnus 29:1, p.21	1/1/1945	Has been assistant field director of the American Red Cross in Hawaii since May.
216	Mae E. Ruppel Alumnus 28:4, p.20	10/1/1944	Will be in Australia as Red Cross recreation worker.
217	Wilhelmine L. Haley Alumnus 28:3, p.23	7/1/1944	Serving overseas with the American Red Cross.
218	She's in North Africa Alumnus 28:2, p.22	4/1/1944	Theresa Rohwer Hordeman is working for the Red Cross.
219	Red Cross drive nets $330 total College Eye 35:25, p.3	3/31/1944
220	'Thank God for the Red Cross' is almost a battlefront slogan College Eye 35:23, p.2	3/17/1944	Praises the work of the Red Cross chapters in the United States and across the seas.
221	Campus School counts Red Cross in war activities College Eye 35:22, p.3	3/10/1944	Completes several projects and raises money.
222	Red Cross drive begins this week College Eye 35:22, p.1	3/10/1944
223	War activities organized Alumnus 28:1, p.1	1/1/1944	Student War Activities Committee organizes to keep up morale of former ISTC students now in military service, promote campus spirit, and to sponsor Red Cross and War Chest drives.
224	Campus high school organizes victory corps Schneider--Nathaniel O. (Campus School Faculty) Alumnus 27:3, p.2	7/1/1943	Survey of curricular and extracurricular efforts bent toward winning the war; includes recycling waste, physical fitness, guidance toward critical occupations, and Red Cross work; photo.
225	College war activities Old Gold 0:0, p.6	6/1/1943	Student and faculity war efforts; photo.
226	Delta Phi Delta Old Gold 0:0, p.119	6/1/1943	This sorority holds various social events throughout the year such as a football dinner-dance and a "Ration Party" and they hosted the WAVES for tea in the fall; photo.
227	Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi Old Gold 0:0, p.121	6/1/1943	Originally two sororities, they united in 1918. They were the first two social sororities on campus and the groups holds several gatherings during the year, including a Christmas party in the commons; photo.
228	Pi Tau Phi Old Gold 0:0, p.124	6/1/1943	Founded in 1925, the sorority has a purpose for students to seek friendship and to promote cultural development. The group held dinner parties throughout the year and helped the Red Cross, as well as wrote to servicemen; photo.
229	Tau Sigma Delta Old Gold 0:0, p.126	6/1/1943	This social sorority was formed in 1912 to further the social activity on campus with Homecoming luncheons and a Valentine dinner-dance as an example of events put on by the group and writing letters to servicemen; photo.
230	Theta Gamma Nu Old Gold 0:0, p.127	6/1/1943	With a purpose to promote friendship, sholarship and leadership, this sorority was founded in 1926. Homecoming saw a lot of activities and a scavenger hunt helped kick off the winter term, the group also wrote letters and helped out the Red Cross; photo.
231	Teachers College wages war on home front Alumnus 27:2, p.16	4/1/1943	Survey of college efforts on campus to train, serve, and raise money to aid in the war effort includes military drilling, Red Cross work, bond drives, and keeping up morale; curriculum turned to war effort; photo.
232	Activites to Support the Troops Public Relations News Release 1943:48, p.2	3/26/1943	The "War Council" was created two days after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in order to increase efforts to support the troops. Nine different divisions are responisible for these efforts.
233	Red Cross drive donations double College Eye 34:23, p.1	3/26/1943	Report on efforts of War Council and Red Cross.
234	Girls of Lawther Hall answer demand for Red Cross dressings College Eye 34:22, p.3	3/19/1943	Fold about 400 bandages every Tuesday evening.
235	Twenty-one earn Red Cross life saving certificates College Eye 34:19, p.3	2/19/1943	List of those who passed test.
236	Lawther Hall girls initiate regular Red Cross night College Eye 34:17, p.1	2/5/1943	Will fold surgical bandages.
237	Red Cross classes in water safety opened January 25 College Eye 34:15, p.3	1/22/1943
238	Red Cross opens nutrition class College Eye 34:7, p.3	10/23/1942	Home economics students assisting Professor Sutherland.
239	Knitting, sewing quota completed College Eye 33:40, p.3	7/17/1942	Red Cross group completes eight sweaters, eight skirts, and eight shirts.
240	Coeds find new dates Alumnus 26:3, p.2	7/1/1942	Spend more time in Red Cross work room.
241	Red Cross class to study 'vitamins' College Eye 33:37, p.3	6/26/1942
242	Beginners learn to knit College Eye 33:36, p.3	6/19/1942
243	Red Cross sewing room will open next Monday College Eye 33:35, p.3	6/12/1942	Will give instruction on sewing and knitting.
244	Sutherland heads Red Cross classes in nutrition College Eye 33:35, p.3	6/12/1942	Miss Sutherland will emphasize the importance of nutrition.
245	Red Cross sewing and weekly nutrition class are for summer workers College Eye 33:34, p.3	6/3/1942	Professor Sutherland will conduct nutrition classes.
246	Red Cross room opens College Eye 33:29, p.2	4/24/1942
247	Earl J. Stout Alumnus 26:2, p.20	4/1/1942	Now assistant director of the branch offices for the Red Cross; stationed in St. Louis, Missouri.
248	Home front launches offensive in World War II, 1942 Alumnus 26:2, p.5	4/1/1942	Survey of college efforts to meet defense demands include speeding up curriculum, recycling, Red Cross classes, physical fitness, and letter-writing; photo.
249	Winifred Morton-Palmer Alumnus 26:2, p.13	4/1/1942	Completed a course in nutrition and canteen work for the Red Cross.
250	Red Cross room will open Monday College Eye 33:24, p.3	3/20/1942	Sewing machines will be available to make skirts, shirts, and sweaters.

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