World War I
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Our honor list; these men are in Uncle Sam's army. To them we dedicate this issue College Eye 9:12, p.1 |
12/19/1917 | Roster of men in military service. | |
452 |
Reply to Christmas boxes Young--Arben Leroy (Classes of 1912 and 1921) College Eye 9:12, p.2 |
12/19/1917 | Expresses gratitude at receiving an update about the college with the food. | |
453 |
The Shakes and Aristos College Eye 9:12, p.2 |
12/19/1917 | Literary societies held joint Christmas meeting; Shakes presented Aristos with a service flag with thirty-nine stars. | |
454 |
Lines written Lucas--John (Classes of 1922 and 1924) College Eye 9:11, p.4 |
12/12/1917 | Poem written in honor of Merle D. Hay and the rest of the American soldiers who died while fighting in France. | |
455 |
Oratorical declamatory contest College Eye 9:11, p.3 |
12/12/1917 | Program focused on war literature. | |
456 |
Prof. Begeman makes effective four minute address at movies Saturday night College Eye 9:11, p.2 |
12/12/1917 | Encourages students to listen to presidential addresses about the war. | |
457 |
To the editor of the College Eye Jepson--Lawrence M. (Class of 1917) College Eye 9:11, p.5 |
12/12/1917 | Discourages hysterical patriotism that rejects everything German. | |
458 |
Y. W. C. A. solicits for books which to go to cantonments; Y. M. C. A. collects records College Eye 9:11, p.6 |
12/12/1917 | Over three hundred books have been donated for Camp Dodge; over one hundred records have been collected; blackboards have been donated. | |
459 |
Among the trenches College Eye 9:10, p.3 |
11/28/1917 | American soldiers in the front lines are reportedly making friends with the opposing forces. | |
460 |
Cecilians will present an operetta, "The Japanese Girl" College Eye 9:10, p.6 |
11/28/1917 | Proceeds from the operetta will go towards war relief work. | |
461 |
Lieut. Hall to appear on the Cedar Falls Lyceum Course College Eye 9:10, p.8 |
11/28/1917 | Lieutenant Hall, instead of Herbert Bigelow, will speak at the Cotton Theatre; was a member of the Lafayette Esquadrille. | |
462 |
Our answer North--Beulah (Class of 1918) College Eye 9:10, p.3 |
11/28/1917 | Looks at the sacrifice made by soldiers fighting in World War I. | |
463 |
Paul A. Davis, 1913, accepted in Aviation Service by U. S. govt. College Eye 9:10, p.2 |
11/28/1917 | Will report after being released from his teaching position in Sequim, Washington. | |
464 |
President Wilson's Thanksgiving Proclamation College Eye 9:10, p.1 |
11/28/1917 | Encourages people to give thanks despite the country's war conditions. | |
465 |
American colleges "over the top" in drive for Y. M. C. A. College Eye 9:9, p.1 |
11/21/1917 | Y. M. C. A. is helping to keep the country in good spirits during the war. | |
466 |
Battalion parade causes interest; three companies from battalion parade and pass in review College Eye 9:9, p.1 |
11/21/1917 | Men have begun wearing military uniforms around campus. | |
467 |
Books in the Library on World War College Eye 9:9, p.7 |
11/21/1917 | Booklist of material on the war. | |
468 |
John Gibbons College Eye 9:9, p.7 |
11/21/1917 | John Gibbons is in the Aviation Corps in France. | |
469 |
Need for German study grows, says U. S. Bureau College Eye 9:9, p.7 |
11/21/1917 | Bureau of Education says German should be taught in schools. | |
470 |
Patriotic program tonight; under auspices of Y. M. C. A., C. S. A., and Y. W. C. A. College Eye 9:9, p.1 |
11/21/1917 | Performance program. | |
471 |
The approach of the Golden Age Methfessel--Milton F. (Class of 1921) College Eye 9:9, p.3 |
11/21/1917 | Considers the good things to come out of World War I. | |
472 |
Conservation vs. conversation College Eye 9:8, p.4 |
11/14/1917 | Students need to help conserve resources for the war effort. | |
473 |
Lee Shillinglaw writes College Eye 9:8, p.5 |
11/14/1917 | Describes life in the army in France. | |
474 |
On wearing knit garments Altman--Anna (Class of 1918) College Eye 9:8, p.5 |
11/14/1917 | Women should knit for the Red Cross and not for themselves. | |
475 |
The 1918 Old Gold College Eye 9:8, p.4 |
11/14/1917 | Old Gold will be published despite the difficulties brought on by the war. | |
476 |
The devil has resigned College Eye 9:8, p.4 |
11/14/1917 | Compares Kaiser Wilhelm to the devil. | |
477 |
Barricaded! College Eye 9:7, p.4 |
10/31/1917 | Students have no excuse for not sacrificing something for the war cause. | |
478 |
C. S. A. A. College Eye 9:7, p.3 |
10/31/1917 | News from the Catholic Student Association. | |
479 |
From Camp Cody College Eye 9:7, p.7 |
10/31/1917 | Description of the trip to New Mexico. | |
480 |
Our honor roll College Eye 9:7, p.1 |
10/31/1917 | Roster of men from Teachers College who are enlisted in military service. | |
481 |
Red Cross College Eye 9:7, p.6 |
10/31/1917 | Knitting classes will be held on both Thursday and Friday. | |
482 |
Teachers College responds College Eye 9:7, p.1 |
10/31/1917 | Y. M. C. A. plays an important role in the war effort. | |
483 |
There will be no College Eye College Eye 9:7, p.4 |
10/31/1917 | There will be no College Eye next week; staff will husk corn as part of the war effort. | |
484 |
U. S. Naval Training Station College Eye 9:7, p.5 |
10/31/1917 | Description of life at a U. S. Naval training station. | |
485 |
"The Real Thing" College Eye 9:6, p.1 |
10/24/1917 | Money raised from ticket sales for "The Real Thing" will be used to send Christmas boxes to T. C. men who have enlisted in military service. | |
486 |
A privilege College Eye 9:6, p.4 |
10/24/1917 | Students are especially privileged to be attending school during a time of war. | |
487 |
Captain Seymour goes to School of Arms at Ft. Still, Oklahoma College Eye 9:6, p.1 |
10/24/1917 | Will learn how to operate a machine gun. | |
488 |
Prof. McKitrick presents war claim College Eye 9:6, p.1 |
10/24/1917 | Professor Reuben McKitrick speaks at a meeting of the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. | |
489 |
Student opinion College Eye 9:6, p.4 |
10/24/1917 | Compares the lives of students in the United States and Europe. | |
490 |
Students, are you helping to win the war? College Eye 9:6, p.4 |
10/24/1917 | Students are asked to try to conserve food as best they can. | |
491 |
Y. M. C. A. and the war College Eye 9:6, p.4 |
10/24/1917 | Description of ways in which the Y. M. C. A. is contributing to the war effort. | |
492 |
"The Real Thing" coming soon College Eye 9:5, p.1 |
10/17/1917 | "The Real Thing" will be performed as a benefit for the soldiers from Teachers College. | |
493 |
Are we doing our bit? College Eye 9:5, p.4 |
10/17/1917 | Students should give everything they can to support the war. | |
494 |
Battalion drill commences College Eye 9:5, p.1 |
10/17/1917 | Roster of men from T. C. who have enlisted in the army as well as the men enrolled in Company C. | |
495 |
Miss Weisel College Eye 9:5, p.8 |
10/17/1917 | Attended a conference about War Work. | |
496 |
"War will not end soon" College Eye 9:4, p.1 |
10/10/1917 | Joseph Forte Newton, minister of City Temple in London, describes the war. | |
497 |
Capt. Seymour may go to France soon College Eye 9:4, p.1 |
10/10/1917 | R. F. Seymour is a former professor at T. C. | |
498 |
My daddy--the captain of the Army College Eye 9:4, p.1 |
10/10/1917 | Poem dedicated to Captain R. F. Seymour. | |
499 |
Treason? College Eye 9:4, p.4 |
10/10/1917 | It is important for Americans to support their country. | |
500 |
Exemptions? College Eye 9:3, p.4 |
10/3/1917 | Believes students should not be exempt from military training because of their religious beliefs. |
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