In honor of those who served in the World War, the United States entered on April 6th, 1917, and the Armistice was signed on November 11th, 1918. The honored dead were Ralph Borland, Ralph Banbury, Charles Barnhart, George Dewey, and Lawrence Richael. Veterans listed on the honor roll were Oscar Allen, Harold Armstrong, Roy Armstrong, Paul Amon, Floyd Anderson, Willis Andrews, George Axtell, Andrew Bacher, Albert Blair, Floyd Brakeman, Clarence Buckley, Herman Barnes, Elmer Barnes, John Abraham Baba, John Calvin, Lloyd Cleland, Vance Davis, Perry Deay, Addison DeFrance, Albert DeFrance, Benjamin Dye, Earl Eckles, J. Elmer Eckles, Ivan Farrah, Harry Fetterolf, Clair Frost, Leonard Gheres, Joseph Greenlee, Marcus Grieger, Harry Hart, Marvin Harlan, Troy Hill, Harvey Hill, Benjamin Harrison, Carroll Henderson, George Knapp, Ehret Kibler, Jay Laur, George Jewell, Maurice Jones, Paul Jones, James Jones, William Jamison, George Kilgore, Virgil Kilgore, Charles Lutton, Lee Lutton, John Marsteller, William Marsteller, Frank McCutcheon, Jesse McCutcheon, William McGarr, George McGarr, John Moore, Perry Means, Judson Miller, Clarence Mook, Paul Northcote, Louis Osborne, Milton Parsons, Carl Patton, Ralph Patton, Carlyle Patton, Earnest Porter, Stanton Peden, Clark Robinson, Francis Rice, Ralph Stainbrook, Alva Schaeffer, Charles Schaeffer, Asa Slater, Edward Schleicher, William Shaw, Robert Smith, Jack Smith, Guy Vogan, George Wager, Eugene Waters, Harry Wareham, and Ellis Wheeler. S. A. T. C. members were Rowan Beggs, Cecil Bowmer, Ralph Dye, Wendell Smith, Paul Vath, and Emerson Wright. Army nurses were Edna Chappell and Vinnie Chappell.