1937


	Frank Albert Allen (1917-1942) U.S. Army World War II Torpedo man Trained with a gunnery group at Michigan State College at Newport R.I. Killed in action June 26, 1942 in North Africa Interment ~ East View Cemetery, Salem, NJ Class of 1937 Service WWII 1942-1942

	Roger Moran Ansink (1919-2003) U.S. Army Air Corps World War II Rank - Staff Sergeant Served European Theater of Operations as a radio operator with the Troop Carrier Command Ferry and Transport Service of the Air Service Command Class of 1937 Service 1938-1945 (WWII) & 1947-1949

	Harry Francis Brumbaugh (1919-2001) U.S. Army World War II POW - 19 months in German Camps Interment ~ Salem County War Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery, Pilesgrove, NJ Class of 1937



	Lewis Raymond Firth (1920-1913) U.S. Army Air Corps World War II Commissioned Lieutenant and received silver pilots wings Class of 1937

	Luther Hoffman Hadley (1919-1966) U.S. Army World War II Stationed in Arizona and California Interment ~ Baptist Cemetery, Salem, NJ Class of 1937

	Jesse J. Harris (1919-1995) U.S. Army World War II Stationed at Camp Butner, N.C Interment ~ Saint Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Salem, NJ Class of 1937

	Julius Kollar (1920-1943) U.S. Marine Corps Killed in Action on March 18, 1943 in the Pacific theatre. Corsair Fighter Squadron Interment ~ National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Honolulu, Hawaii Class of 1937


	William Homan Kugler (1917-2012) U.S. Navy World War II Deployed: Adak, Alaska & Mississippi (Flight training) Awarded several Unit Citations & several Awards as a unit Served Naval Communications Intelligence Organization Interment ~ Salem County War Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery, Pilesgrove, NJ Class of 1937 Service 1942-1945


	Ellan Levitsky - Orkin b1919 U.S. Army Nurse Corps World War II Served in Normandy Rank - 1st Lieutenant 164th Gen Hosp, Army Nurse Corps, N-762232 WW2 Victory Medal Awarded the French Legion of Honor medal, the highest distinction for service in France Class of 1937 Service 1943-1946
American Sisters Among Thirteen Awarded French Legion of Honor
WW2 Memorabilia - Ellan Joyce Levitsky

	Douglas John Marts (1919-1994) U.S. Army Air Corps World War II Interment ~ Salem County War Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery, Pilesgrove, NJ Class of 1937

	Kenneth L. Miller (1920-2006) U.S. Army Air Corps World War II Stationed at Miami Beach, Florida Interment ~ Woodbury Memorial Park, Woodbury, NJ Class of 1937

	Norman Miller (1917-1944) U.S. Army World War II Killed in Action November 26, 1944, in France Sergeant in the Third U.S. Infantry Interment ~ aint Avold, Saint Avold, France Class of 1937

	Edgar DeWitt Newton, Jr. "Newt" (1919-2015) U.S. Navy World War II Honorably discharged in 1946 Interment ~ Overlook Cemetery, Bridgeton, NJ Class of 1937 Service 1942-1946 (WWII)

	William Beebe Plasket, Jr. (1919-1943) U.S. Army World War II MIA in the European theatre T/Sgt He received his radio operator training at Scott Field, Illinois and also attended bombing and gunnery schools. He shipped overseas to his station in Thurleigh, England in August, 1942. Radio Operator — 368th Bomb Squadron, 306th Bomb Group. Participated in the Stuttgart raid of 6 September 1943, when his B-17 aircraft, 42-30163, ran out of fuel just short of the English Channel in Normandy. The aircraft crash landed near Rouen. Shortly after he bailed out, Sgt. Plasket was conveyed to Paris by the Underground. He perished in the Pyrenees making his escape into Spain on or about 25 October 1943." Interment ~ East View Cemetery, Salem, NJ Class of 1937


	Warren S. Ray, Jr. (1917-1983) U.S. Navy World War II A carpenter, 2nd class, petty officer, stationed at the Cape May Naval Base. His father Warren L. Ray also served in the U.S. Navy Class of 1937

	Alan Lee Skinner (1920-1984) U.S. Army Air Corps World War II Trained at Selman Field, Monroe, La., as aerial navigator. Navigator on a B-17 Bomber, received the Distinguished Flying Cross Stationed in Italy Interment ~ East View Cemetery, Salem, NJ Class of 1937