During World War II, John McCauley, Samuel Musick, Francis Simcox, Fred Vance, and Oscar Wetzel were killed in action, and an honor roll included Glenn Adams, Harold Adams, Floyd Barner, Glenn Bierly, Glenn E. Bierly, John Bierly, Raymond Bierly, Richard Bierly, Marcellus Bletz, Samuel Bletz, Frank Bologa, Kenneth Boone, Larue Bressler, Glenn Brungard, Harold Brungard, John Brungard, Lynn Brungard, Robert Burns, Chester Caris, Glenn Confer, Paul Currin, Allen Douty, Frank Emig, Melvin Fiedler, William Gentzel, Hale Greninger, Robert Greninger, Roland Greninger, Harold Grieb, Kenneth Grieb, Lewis Grieb, Phillip Grieb, Ardell Gunsallus, Arthur Gunsallus, Charles Houtz, Harold Karchner, Lawrence Karchner, Betty Kerstetter, Ward Klinefelter, Floyd Lamey, Glenn Lesher, Charles Lytle, Mark Floyd, Mahlon McCaleb, Sheldon McCaleb, William McCloskey, Ardell Miller, Carl Miller, Charles Miller, Dale Miller, James Miller, John Miller, Kermit Miller, Myles Miller, Paul Miller, Philip Miller, Richard Miller, Robert Miller, Sheldon Miller, Theodore Miller, Earl Moyer, Donald Musick, Richard Musick, James Nicholas, Walter Overdorf, Floyd Renninger, Lawrence Rishel, Arthur Ruhl, Harry Ruhl, Morlin Schrack, Margaret Shaffer, Dale Sheats, George Sheats, Charles Shreckengast, Lester Shreckengast, Alvin Simcox, Fred Simcox, John Simcox, Paul Simcox, Sarah Simcox, Bruce Slaterbeck, Kenneth Slaterbeck, Leroy Slaterbeck, Saylor Slaterbeck, Wilson Slaterbeck, George Smith, Harry Smith, Jack Smith, Richard Strouse, Martin Tressler, Paul Tressler, John Tyson, Glenn Vance, Elmer Weaver, Harold Weaver, Richard Weaver, Calvin Welshans, Eleanor Welshans, Harry E. Welshans Jr., Hillaire Welshans, William Wetzel, Nelson Wolfe, Boyd Yarrison, Merle Yarrison, and Samuel Yarrison.