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A page in the 1919 Knox College yearbook notes: "Early in October a class meeting was held, and the election of officers made an organized class out of the mob of fearless, hopeful, and extremely ambitious newcomers…. At this meeting '21 decided upon…

Private Carpenter writes in his letter, "…I am glad to learn from some thing about your institution. But now I am a soldier boy serving my country."

Georgia E. Finley writes about the kindness of Bloomington, Indiana's citizens as she prepares to journey overseas to join the war effort as a nurse.

Georgia E. Finley writes about the citizens of Bloomington, Indiana giving the boys of Battery F a proper send-off. As she herself was about to go to France to serve as a nurse, she, too, was honored.

This photograph of Georgia E. Finley was taken in Galesburg. Georgia Finley attended Knox College for one year from 1891-1892. The photograph was presented to Knox College by Mary Charlotte Finley Henry in 1970.

Portrait of Georgia Finley.

Inscribed on the back of this photograph is the note "Georgia E. Finley, summer of 1917 at her home in Oneida, Ill., shortly before going overseas."

In this photograph, Georgia Finley is wearing her World War I uniform.

Georgia E. Finley records her impatience to get her orders and proceed to Ellis Island to be outfitted as a nurse.

Georgia Finley's pendant.

Georgia Finley's watch.

Gerald Norman gave his life in the armed services during World War I,

This German aircraft made its way to Morenie.

German prisoners captured in Poland.