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"Monthly Mention" (November, 1917)
Mr. Douglas Neff of Seminary and then Fort Myer talked about preparedness of body and mind.
Mr. Oldys, an assistant to Hoover, came to talk about the importance of Food Conservation.
Mr. Launcelot M. Blackford, a former student and teacher of the…
Mr. Oldys, an assistant to Hoover, came to talk about the importance of Food Conservation.
Mr. Launcelot M. Blackford, a former student and teacher of the…
"The Military"
A detailed description of the one-hour military training during 1917-1918 school year that occurred on daily basis.
"The New Boys" (Rat system)
An editorial on the new students and the rat system. According to the editorial, the administration attempted to terminate or at least tone down the rat system in the 1916-1917 school year. Although some "Old Boys" asked to revive the system, the…
"The Wrestling and Dramatic Club"
An editorial in Chronicle that discusses the drama club and minstrel show on campus, calling it a "decided success"
"Vic"
A picture of "Vic," a store that Episcopal students often patronized in Seminary.
"Woman Haters Club"
A student club whose name suggests misogyny
“A Circular Letter”
To help the Episcopal students determine their career in the future, the Chronicle editorial section published a letter written by P. P. Claxton, U.S. Commissioner of Education, titled “Enlist--and Go to College.” The letter encouraged the students…