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- Collection: Trinity College and the Influenza Pandemic of 1918
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Army S.A.T.C. Group Standing In Front of Northam Towers
A photograph of the Students' Army Training Corps (S.A.T.C.), which formed on Trinity's campus during World War I and was subject to a campus quarantine in October 1918 during the influenza.
Colonel Calvin Cowles (front row), Army S.A.T.C. staff officers (2nd Lt. James F. Lucey, 2nd Lt. Frederick Bauer, 2nd Lt. Lewis E. Crook, 2nd Lt. John E. Buck), and Trinity College President Flavel S. Luther (second from right, middle row).
James F. Lucey, Personnel Adjutant, was from Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Before joining the S.A.T.C. Training Camps in Plattsburgh, Frederick Bauer attended the State Agricultural School at Storrs; Lewis E. Crook attended the Georgia School of…
Lester Church (Trinity class of 1920)
Collection of archival documents, college publications, and photographs related to Lester Hubbard Church (class of 1920).
George Halle (Trinity class of 1919)
Collection of archival documents, college publications, and photographs related to George Halle (class of 1919).
Robert S. Hooper (Trinity class of 1915)
Collection of college publications and photographs related to Robert Sanders Hooper (class of 1915).
George Huggard (Trinity class of 1920)
Collection of archival documents, college publications, and photographs related to George Stewart Huggard (class of 1920).
Arthur H. Wright (Trinity class of 1918)
Collection of college publications and photographs related to Arthur Houston Wright (class of 1918).
Aubrey G. King (Trinity class of 1922)
Collection of archival documents, college publications, and photographs related to Aubrey Gordon King (class of 1922).
Photograph and Newspaper Story about William Duffy and Daniel T. Eaton (took classes at Trinity College, fall 1918)
Collection of archival documents, college publications, and photographs related to military guard duty at Trinity during World War I. The "incident" of William Duffy being stopped by Daniel T. Eaton was likely staged for humorous effect.
Trinity College Alumni Council, promotional material
Collection of ephemera and a letter written or produced by C.A. Johnson, Alumni Secretary, and distributed to alumni by the Trinity College Alumni Council.
