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Student Army Training Corp Poster
Poster calling for recruits to join the Student Army Training Corp (SATC) and receive training. Many schools around the country formed SATCs, but not were official until October 1, 1918 *Oversized.
Student Army Training Corps (SATC) Negatives
Eight 3” x 5” negatives and corresponding ink-jet prints of SATC activities at the Missouri State Normal School—Third District. Includes images of students on the drill field and of Academic Hall.
Student Army Training Corps (SATC) Photograph
Photograph of the Student Army Training Corps (SATC) Unit from Missouri State Normal School—Third District, photo was taken by Lueders Photographic Studio. *oversized
Student Council Minutes
Contains minutes of Student Council meetings.
Student Council Scrapbook
Articles and photographs relating to Southeast Missouri State College, copies of the Councils by-laws, correspondence, and ballot tallies.
Student Directories
Directories put out for Southeast Missouri State College students, listing addresses, telephone numbers, and other school related information.
Student Enrollment and Parent Information Registers
Contains lists of students enrolled in the Missouri State Normal School—Third District (and Southeast Missouri State College), including student names, dates of enrollment, addresses, and ages. Also includes the names, addresses, and occupations of parents or guardian, the tuition rate at the time, the students’ classifications (freshman, sophomore, etc.), church affiliations, and local addresses.
Student Handbooks
Booklets providing information about Southeast Missouri State University for students.
Student Housing Collection
Scrapbooks, photo albums, newspapers clippings, and other materials associated with student life at Southeast Missouri State University’s residence halls, including individual Hall Councils, the Office of Residence Life, and the Residence Hall Association.
Student Withdrawals Ledger
Contains names of students who withdrew from Southeast Missouri State Teachers College (and their various reasons) during the years of 1922 through 1932.