Carrick High School honored the memory of students and alumni lost during World War II between 1941 and 1945, naming Robert P. Ahlborn, Alfred P. Akelaitis, Wilson Alexander, Joseph A. Andreucci, James F. Artman, Carl D. Auel, Irwin A. Baumiller, Rider W. Berge, Robert H. Burns, Samuel Carnevale, Robert L. Dauenhauer, Thomas Davis, Walter L. Dunwiddie, Jr., Joseph R. Forsythe, Jr., J. Raymond Fritz, Edward Holland, George M. Hornickel, Louis V. Hunziker, Earl Hust Wit, Robert W. Jenkins, Edward George Jones, Thomas H. Keefer, Otto C. Klein, Jr., Donald Koontz, Homer R. Landefeld, William T. McCormick, Paul J. Madden, Harry R. Matthews, William H. Moran, John E. Murphy, Ernest F. Nash, Robert E. Parkins, John B. Preis, James J. Reid, James Riggs, Robert K. Robbins, William V. Robbins, Regis Ruffing, Walter C. Sankey, William F. Sayenga, Francis C. Slentz, John A. Smith, Martlin P. Smith, Robert C. Starliper, W. Edward Threnhauser, John A. Vietmeier, Michael Viglione, Melvin E. Wertman, Raymond W. Wherling, James Wood, and Julius Zedick. It also includes replicas of two bas reliefs by Raymond J. Kaskey, a member of the Carrick class of 1961: Naval Action in the Pacific Aboard an Aircraft Carrier and Battle of the Bulge in Europe in 1944, whose originals are important parts of the National World War II Memorial in Washington D.C.