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A photograph of Leigh D. Williams, an Episcopal alumnus who later fought in the war; he was a Second Lieutenant of Field Artillery assigned to Fort Sill.

A photograph of Lucien D. Burnett, an Episcopal alumnus who later participated in the war; he served as a Private of the AEF at Base Hospital 41 during the war.

A photograph of Robert D. Cronly Jr. on the track, who created this Scrapbook; after graduating from Episcopal, he attended University of Virginia and became a First Lieutenant of 81st Division, AEF during the war.

Photograph of Robert D. Cronly and Francis O. Roller sitting in a classroom.

Portrait of William Sidney Shacklette, Medal of Honor recipient; he was a student at the Seminary and a popular pro-war speaker at Episopcal

A brief newspaper article describing the acceptance of two African-Americans to EHS.

Times Record article about Episcopal accepting first two African American students. Its trustees accepted a resolution stating that all applicants would be equally considered.

Before the U.S. officially entered the war, some speakers came to Episcopal to discuss the importance of "Preparedness" and military training.