The Journal of San Diego History Summer 1981, Volume 27, Number 3 Contents of This Issue S.A.T.C., San Diego's Student Army By JEFFERSON K. STICKNEY, JR. Retired San Diego attorney and former SATC member Back to the article   Page 185. San Diego High School served as headquarters for the Student Army Training Crops.   Page 188. Neatly aligned tents of the S. A. T. C. camp were a part of San Diego's unit. The S.A.T.C. program peaked in November of 1918 with some 250,000 men enlisted nationwide.   Page 188-189. A class photo of San Diego's Student Army Training Crops. An S.A.T.C. Album   Page 192. Tent standing.   Page 192. S.A.T.C. recruits lining up.   Page 193. S.A.T.C. tent camp.   Page 193. San Diego High School corridor with beds   Page 194. Private Hallan N. Marsh.   Page 194. Drilling on the football field.   Page 195. Beds in the Classroom.   Page 195. Camp S.A.T.C.   Page 197. Private Jefferson K. Stickney Jr. is seen carrying a thirteen pound Russian rifle. The S.A.T.C. camp, however, never received any ammunition for its weapons.