Born March 9, 1922, Carr attended WSC from 1940-1941, playing football and baseball, before transferring to the University of Portland. A first lieutenant and aviation instructor in the US Army Air Corps, he died in a airplane crash on November 15, 1943.
Born October 17, 1917 in Nyssa, Oregon, Cook graduated from WSC in 1942 with a chemistry degree. He joined the US Navy as a pilot, and died in an airplane collision over Grand Prairie, Texas on May 30, 1943.
Born October 17, 1920, Burnet earned a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture from WSC in Spring 1943. He also completed the Civilian Pilot Training Program in 1943 and joined the US Army Air Force. He was killed in an air crash on May 31, 1945 in Arizona.
Born November 10, 1915, Gale attended WSC as an agriculture major in the fall of 1937. He enlisted in the US Navy, earning the rank of Petty Officer First Class. While serving in the Pacific, he went missing and was declared killed in action May 6, 1942.
Born March 8, 1917, Craney began attending WSC in 1937 and graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering. Enlisting in the US Army Air Force and achieving the rank of Lieutenant, he died when his plane crashed in poor weather on March 11, 1944.
Born May 19, 1922, Cozens attended WSC from 1941 to 1943. Enlisting in the US Army Air Corps and achieving the rank of Second Lieutenant, he died as the result of injuries sustained in a combat training crash on July 14, 1944.
Born February 25, 1925, Allen attended WSC from 1941 to 1942 and enlisted in the Navy Reserves while there. He joined the Navy Air Corps, and was training to become a member of a dive bombing squadron when he died in a plane crash on August 2,1945.
Born on December 21, 1918, Erickson graduated from WSC with a degree in Electrical Engineering in 1942. He joined the Navy and served in the Pacific as an Asst. Chief Engineer. He died from pneumonia in Seattle on February 18, 1944.
Born February 19, 1923, Fulgham attended WSC April and May 1942 as a pre-flight student in the Army Training program. Still a cadet, he died on May 8, 1944 when his Army training plane crashed near Tombstone, Arizona. No cause for the crash was found.
Born January 9, 1905, Levine graduated from Washington State College with an engineering degree in 1929. He entered the U.S. Army as a Captain and provided training for forces in tank combat. He was killed June 15, 1943 in an accident on base in Algeria.
