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Students' belongings are neatly arranged inside the school's barracks. The barracks were dismantled in 1919.

The S.A.T.C. band stands with their instruments on Willard Field outside the auxiliary gymnasium.

This commemorative page from a Knox publication revisited Knox students' desire to "lick the Kaiser and 'make the world safe for Democracy.'"

Participants in Knox's division of the S.A.T.C. practice a voluntary drill on Willard Field. The auxiliary gymnasium is located on the left side of the photograph.

This newspaper clipping features the caption, "Entrance to 'Y.' Hut with Secretary Shepherd and Assistant Secretary Richard Pearsall having their pictures 'took.'"

Members of Knox's Students' Army Training Corps rest and relax in the barracks.

A picture of the S.A.T.C. of Knox College is featured on this postcard. Knox College's observatory is on the left side of the photograph. Old Main is at the center of the photograph. The barracks erected on campus are visible on the right side of the…

Company B of the Knox College cadets is featured on this postcard. The photograph is identified as "Dawson Photo."

Company A of the Knox College cadets stands in formation in the photograph on the front of this post card. The back of this post card features a handwritten note reading, "My company Freshman year." The photograph is identified as "Dawson Photo."

Featured on this postcard is a photograph of Knox College cadets sitting in orderly rows on a set of bleachers.

Five students stand on Kelly Field in Texas in 1917. The men are identified as Condit Grady (class of 1910), Robert Midkiff (class of 1919), Thompson, Johnson, and Stephen Lawrence Ingersoll (class of 1918).

Knox's color guard stands with the flag. On the back of this photograph, there's a handwritten note that reads, "Not used because leggings not all alike."

Color guard at Knox College.

Uniformed students participating in the S.A.T.C. gather in Chamberlain Hall on the second floor of Old Main.

Three students pose for a photograph outside Camp Knox's doors (now called the auxiliary gym).