Loud, Harold Edgar

Contains 2 copies of a 16 page typewritten letter from Norris to "Lawrenceville friends". The letter consists of an updated "Honor Roll" (a list of Lawrenceville alumni killed while in service), Norris' thoughts about the impending end of the war, a list of Lawrenceville recipients of various war medals, updates about the lives of Lawrenceville alumni in the service, and updates about classes and teachers at the Lawrenceville School.

Contains 2 letters from Loud to Norris, 5 letters from Loud's father Edward F. Loud to Norris, 2 photographs of Loud, a page of newspaper clippings about Loud's death, Loud's address, and some notes about him written by Norris.

The bulk of the P.C. Norris World War I Collection consists of correspondence to and from Lawrenceville alumni serving in World War I. The correspondents include many notable Lawrentians of the period. The men often wrote about the experience of being away from home and in combat. Other items include photographs, newspaper clippings, and wedding announcements. The bulk of the documents date from immediately before the war to shortly after armistice.

The collection consists of smaller collections of photographs organized by subject.

Contains 2 copies of a 10 page typewritten letter from Norris to "Lawrenceville friends" and 2 copies of a 2 page supplement to the letter. The letter consists of updates about Lawrenceville alumni in the service and the supplement includes additions and changes from the supplement in the Sixth war letter.

Contains 2 copies of a typewritten 8 page letter from Norris to "Lawrenceville friends". The letter consists of updates about the record heat, an updated "Honor Roll" (a list of Lawrenceville alumni killed while in the service), and updates about the lives of Lawrenceville alumni in the service.

Contains 2 copies of an 8 page typewritten letter from Norris to "Lawrenceville friends". The letter consists of an updated "Honor Roll" (a list of Lawrenceville alumni killed and wounded while in the Service, Norris' thoughts about the end of the war, and updates from Lawrenceville alumni about their lives.