Listing of Those Alumni Who Gave Their Lives in The Great War
These are they who went forth from this University to the Great War 1914-1918 and gave their lives that we might live in freedom
| Hugh Carter Allingham | William Mansell Codling |
| Renwick William Anderson | John Stewart Cowan |
| Reginald John Bateman | James Douglas cumming |
| Charles McVicar Boyne | John Kenneth Dawson |
| Harold John Blair M.C. | Reginald James Dillan |
| Charles Bremner | William Drysdale |
| James Brydon | Henry Egar |
| Frederick Burd | Lorne Burton Elliott |
| Thomas Caldwell | Wilfred John Evans |
| Gordon Mortimer Channell | John Pisher |
| Ernest R. Gilmer | Perry Dennington Kisbey |
| James Donald Graham M.M. | Reginald A. Lovers M.M. |
| Robert Carlion Grant | Shuli Gudbrandur Lindal |
| Arthur Gordon Gruchy | Arthur Stephen K. Lloyd |
| Cyril N. Harrington | Clifford McConnell |
| James Gordon Hill | Robert Peveral McClordick |
| Lawrence Homer | Louis James McCuien |
| Grenville Carson Hopkins | Michael Allan McMillan |
| Willis George Hunt | J. Ross McPherson D.S.O. |
| William Yrides Hunter | Auned Yuil Mathews |
| Franklin Mager Keffer | Enoch Andrew Mitchell |
| James Shirley Heathcote | |
| John James Moore | Ronald Charles Spence |
| Fred Nesbitt | Arthur George Slarkings |
| Joseph Lees Nicholls | George Swift |
| Angus Nicholson | Robert Sifton Turriff |
| George Irving Paterson | Wellesley Wesley-Long |
| Arthur Edward Parlett | Edward West |
| Elwyn Robert Reid | Frank West |
| Thomas Ritchie | Walter Ray Whittingham |
| Robert Rensay | Paul P Wiklun |
| Roy E. Shuttleworth M.M. | Geoffrey Wilson |
| Hugh A. Silcox | Wilfrid Grant Wilson |
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- Vimy
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