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[Dobry now in milling]
St. Procopius College graduate and WWI veteran Dobry is now in the milling field.
[Rudolph Strnad now at Consulate]
Rudolph Strnad, a St. Procopius graduate and WWI veteran, writes to say that he has a post-war position in the Czechosloval consulate in Berlin.
[Photo and death notice for Emil Cherf]
Emil Cherf was an alumnus from St. Procopius College who fought in WWI. Many of his letters were published in the Studentsky Listy.
[Photo of Chemical Laboratory]
Photo of the Chemical Laboratory at St. Procopius .
[Photo of Physical Laboratory]
A photograph of the Physical Laboratory at St. Procopius College.
[Students Schedule - Sundays and Holydays]
The students had a very strict schedule, even on Sundays and Holydays, as evidenced by this schedule printed in the Student Announcements 1918-1919.
[Student Schedule - Weekdays]
The students at SPC had a very regimented schedule, as evidenced by this Weekday Schedule, published in the 1918-1919 Student Announcements.
[Photo of classroom with students]
A photo of a classroom with students.
[Fees and Tuition, 1918]
A scan from the Student Announcements of the 1918-1919 school year, this chart shows the tuition and fees per semester for St. Procopius College.
[Digging graves for flu victims]
This letter from A. Gajzik talks of digging graves for flu victims while at a seminary in Pennsylvania. M. Palkovic sends a hello from Paris Island, South Carolina.