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William Euard's yearbook photograph in 'The Gale'.

This picture of William Euard appeared as part of a profile of football players in Knox's 'Gale.'

This photograph was sent to Knox by Charles Holliday's sister after his death, upon the Dean's request.

Clyde E. DeBolt writes to Mrs. Ferris about her son's death, saying "Your son was delirious almost from the start, talked and laughed almost continuously until he died a couple of days later. The nurses cried a great deal for he was such a manly chap…

Mr. Castle writes to William Ferris' sister to let her know of his death.

Bertha Bates writes that William Ferris' nurses and doctors "spoke of him with the greatest admiration and affection. His special nurse broke down and cried when she spoke to me about him. She said he was so sweet and brave and uncomplaining. His…

John Brian McCormack writes to William Ferris' sister about the circumstances of her brother's death. He writes about the friendship he and William Ferris had shared, saying, "Bill's death comes home to me very close, for we had faced death together…

William Mead Ferris requests a letter of recommendation for his application for a commission in the Signal Officers Reserve Corps.

William Mead Ferris in uniform.

President McClelland writes to recommend William Ferris as "a suitable person" for a commission in the Officers' Reserve Corps.

Herbert Lass Miller in uniform.

Herbert Miller and his fiancée got married after the United States joined World War I.

Herbert Miller was a renowned sportsman while he was at Knox.

Herbert Miller poses for a photograph in front of a set of hurdles.

This picture of Herbert Lass Miller was taken prior to the war.