Willis N. Hawley, Class of 1898
Hometown: Hawleyville (Newtown), Connecticut
Died November 19, 1898 of typhoid fever at the Red Cross Hospital in Philadelphia

Billings T. Avery
Hometown: Norwich, Connecticut
Died Jun 18, 1918 from disease contracted in line of duty in France

George W. Bourn, Jr.
Hometown:
Died July 26, 1918, killed in action, in Chateau-Thierry, France

Harry L. Clinton
Hometown:
Died September 28, 1918, killed in action, in Meuse-Argonne, France

Charles A. Johnson
Hometown:
Died October 8, 1918, killed in action, in the Argonne Forest, France

Fred G. Lyon, Class of 1916
Hometown:
Died December 3, 1918, gassed in the Argonne Forest, in Allerey, France

Arthur B. Stephenson
Hometown:
Died September 10, 1918, killed in an airplane accident at Carruther's Field, Texas

Richard A. Storrs
Hometown:
Died November 13, 1918 from wounds in action, in Vertuzy, France

Walter J. Adams, Class of 1946
Hometown:

Paul Agronovitch, Class of 1944
Hometown: Norwich, Connecticut

Harold L. Baumstein, Class of 1944
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Ellis A. Beck, Class of 1944
Hometown: Rocky Hill, Connecticut

Paul K. Bidwell, Class of 1930
Hometown:

Bradford P. Blake, Class of 1943
Hometown: Hamden, Connecticut

Leslie Blakeslee, Class of 1942
Hometown:

Francis Brighenti, Class of 1946
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Parmly C. Brown, Class of 1940
Hometown: Bethel, Connecticut

Pierce Brundage, Class of 1939
Hometown: Storrs (Mansfield), Connecticut
Died April 10, 1942 in an airplane accident in South America

Roger P. Brundage, Class of 1943
Hometown: Storrs (Mansfield), Connecticut
Died November 11, 1944

Howard M. Buchanan
Hometown: Milford, Connecticut

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Irving Burness
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Howard Johnson Burr, Class of 1945
Hometown: Sandy Hook (Newtown), Connecticut
Died in 1946 in an accident

Arthur E. Chatfield, Jr., Class of 1939
Hometown: New Haven, Connecticut

Eugene V. Chernoff, Class of 1945
Hometown: West Haven, Connecticut

John W. Clark, Class of 1946
Hometown: Branford, Connecticut

Harry G. Clinton, Class of 193?
Hometown:

Minor Cranston, Class of 1944
Hometown:

Maurice F. Daly, Class of 1923
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Charles DeMaria, Class of 1945
Hometown: Westport, Connecticut

Sidney A. Edwards, Jr., Class of 1942
Hometown: Portland, Connecticut

James A. Ferguson, Class of 1939
Hometown: Deep River, Connecticut

Leon E. Forsyth, Class of 1942
Hometown: Waterford, Connecticut

Harold Freckleton, Class of 1936
Hometown: Glastonbury, Connecticut
Died in 1943 in an airplane accident

Vincent P. Gambino, Class of 1945
Hometown: Mansfield Center (Mansfield), Connecticut
Died September 8, 1944 in a plane crash off the coast of New Guinea. Gambino attended UConn from September 1941 until he left for Navy boot camp in July of 1942. He was an Aviation Radioman Second Class, in the U. S. Navy and was on the crew member of a patrol bomber (seaplane) that crashed when
taking off for a night combat air patrol.

Herbert Gilman, Class of 1942
Hometown: Manchester, Connecticut

Otto Goldstein, Class of 1940
Hometown: East Norwalk (Norwalk), Connecticut
Died February 1943

Edward W. Goodnow, Class of 1940
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Herman Gorky, Class of 1945
Hometown: Tolland, Connecticut
Died in July, 1944

Edward J. Gourd, Class of 1943
Hometown: Hamden, Connecticut
Died in 1945 while on a reconaissance flight at the Panama Canal

William H. Greasley, Jr., Class of 1939
Hometown: West Hartford, Connecticut

Ralph L. Greco, Class of 1938
Hometown: Kensington, Connecticut

Kenneth Gregg, Class of 1945
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut
Died December 28, 1943 in a plane accident

John Gulieta, Class of 1936
Hometown:

Michael Habern, Class of 1943
Hometown: Manchester, Connecticut

William C. Hall, Class of 1934
Hometown: South Manchester (Manchester), Connecticut

Gordon S. Hart, Class of 1942
Hometown: Wethersfield, Connecticut
Died in 1942 after his convoy ship was sunk in the Atlantic

Leon H. Height, Jr., Class of 1943
Hometown: Spring Lake, New Jersey

Henry Heldmann, Class of 1944
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Roderick W. Hetzel
Hometown:

Edward Hittleman, Class of 1941
Hometown: Bristol, Connecticut

Hugh Hogan, Class of 1944
Hometown: Hamden, Connecticut

William M. Hollis, Class of 1945
Hometown: East Hartford, Connecticut

Robert W. Hyde, Class of 1943
Hometown: Hamden, Connecticut
Ensign Robert W. Hyde joined the crew of PT 337 (PT-103 class Motor Torpedo Boat) on March 5, 1944 as second officer. Early on March 7, 1944, PT 337 was idling in Hansa Bay, located on the north coast of Papua New Guinea, which served as a major Japanese naval base and transit station. Lured into a trap, the crew of the PT 337 came under heavy fire, wounding several and setting the boat on fire. Abandoning ship for the life raft, Hyde escaped with the others attempting to maneuver the raft out of the Bay and firing range. At dawn on the March 7, the raft had drifted and was less than a mile off the entrance to Hansa Bay. But during the morning the current carried it toward Manam Island, a volcanic island about six miles from the shore. Sometime in the evening of March 7, 1944, Ensign Robert Hyde and another set out to swim to shore. They were never heard from again.

Victor I. Kalander, Class of 1941
Hometown: Stamford, Connecticut

Myron Katz, Class of 1946
Hometown: New Britain, Connecticut

Francis J. Kelley, Class of 1946
Hometown: Waterbury, Connecticut

David M. Knell, Class of 1945
Hometown: Meriden, Connecticut

Walter P. Lathrop, Class of 1940
Hometown: Plainfield, Connecticut

Robert W. Lattimer, Class of 1946
Hometown: Norfolk, Connecticut

Sigurd, Lovdal, Class of 1937
Hometown: Southbury, Connecticut

John S. Lukoski, Class of 1939
Hometown: Norwich, Connecticut

Daniel J. Mahaney, Class of 1945
Hometown: Waterbury, Connecticut
Died November 11, 1944

Alonzo S. Marcil, Class of 1943
Hometown: Baltic (Sprague), Connecticut

Joseph Matloff, Class of 1946
Hometown: New Haven, Connecticut

Clifford G. McCarthy, Class of 1938
Hometown: New Britain

Harold W. McIntosh, Jr., Class of 1946
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

John Melack, Class of 1942
Hometown:

Kenneth J. Mix, Class of 1944
Hometown: Suffield, Connecticut

Alan R. Morehouse, Class of 1937
Hometown: Darien, Connecticut
Died June 6, 1944 during the D-Day invasion on the beaches of Normandy, France

Stanley B. Morrill, Class of 1938
Hometown: Willimantic (Windham), Connecticut
Died March 29, 1944

Roger Olmstead
Hometown: East Hartford, Connecticut

Leonard W. Parker, Class of 1938
Hometown:

Matthew L. Perry, Class of 1946
Hometown: New London, Connecticut
Died December 13, 1944

Charles A. Rosenblatt, Class of 1940
Hometown: West Hartford, Connecticut
Died in November, 1944 of wounds received in action

Joseph Schwartz, Class of 1945
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Austin P. Spencer, Class of 1940
Hometown: Barking Ridge, Rhode Island

James Standish, Class of 1934
Hometown: Wethersfield, Connecticut

Murray L. Steinman, Class of 1942
Hometown: Shelton, Connecticut

Thomas Sutliffe, Class of 1937
Hometown: Waterbury, Connecticut

John C. Taylor, Class of 1943
Hometown: Poquonock (Windsor), Connecticut

Robert T. Thayer, Class of 1940
Hometown: West Hartford, Connecticut

Vasco Tiziani, Class of 1943
Hometown: Stafford Springs (Stafford), Connecticut
Died December 28, 1944. Wounded after the squad he was leading came under attack near Kaundorf, Luxembourg. He is buried in Henri-Chapell U.S. Military Cemetary in Foy, Belgium, and he was awarded the Bronze Star posthumously.

Robert D. Triggs, Class of 1945
Hometown: Thompsonville (Enfield), Connecticut

James V. Viola, Class of 1945
Hometown: West Hartford, Connecticut

Irving R. Werner, Class of 1945
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut

Roy A. West, Class of 1943
Hometown: Stamford, Connecticut

Godfrey Westcott, Class of 1933
Hometown:

John E. Winzler, Class of 1943
Hometown: Manchester, Connecticut
Died in March 1945 on Iwo Jima. "Wink", a graduate of Manchester High School, was an outstanding athlete at UConn and was Captain of the varsity basketball team in the 1941-1942 season. He was a letterman in both baseball and football. He was a First Lieutenant with the 5th Division, 28th Marines, which was responsible for the flag raising on Mt. Surabachi. Initially wounded shortly after the invasion, he retur