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This page of Knox's 1918 yearbook (including the senior class of 1917) includes photographs of all the students in the Knox College fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon. William Ray Euard (second from right, bottom row) and Jared Smith (second from right,…

This page lists all the members of the Knox College fraternity Beta Theta Pi. Homer Sharp, at the bottom left of this picture, was killed in an airplane accident January 17, 1918, in Washington D.C. Sharp was a first-year stdent in 1917.

William Ray Euard's entry in Knox College's yearbook notes his military aspirations. Euard died in France on January 15, 1919.

William Ray Euard, second from the left in the back row, died in France on January 15, 1919.

A "ringing appeal for patriotism in the present crisis" was given by Dr. Simonds during the Knox College Founders Day celebration held February 15, 1918.

All of these alumni and students at Knox College served as officers during World War I,

All of the members of the S.A.T.C. at Knox College, including the specials, are listed in the 1919 edition of 'The Gale.'

Information about and pictures of the Knox-affiliated men who gave their lives during World War I is provided in the 1919 issue of 'The Gale.'

This photograph was taken in the Y.M.C.A. room, in the east wing of Knox College's Alumni Hall. A "Red Triangle Y Hut" was established in the east wing of Alumni Hall. Lectures were held each Thursday evening. Subjects discussed included "The Peace…

Men gather in the mess hall built near Willard Field on the Knox College campus.

The lawn at Knox College southwest of Old Main is transformed into a battlefield for training exercises.

This certificate denotes that the holder of said certificate owns a share of the Knox College War-Relief League, Limited's stock, providing the owner with the "satisfaction of having aided suffering humanity."

The back of this tag states, "This is to certify that Geo. S. Supinon [?] has purchased at least one $5.00 War Savings Stamp during the dates of June 20th and 28th inclusive, and is entitled to wear this tag National War Savings Day, June 28th. WAR…

Students in training at Knox College stand at "parade rest" with wooden guns on Willard Field, near the auxiliary gym.

This memo from the president and faculty of Knox College expresses support for French colleagues and students enduring the hardships of World War I.