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English: Photo from St. Andrews Colloquium 1913.

Pictured in the back row are J P Johnston, W Scrimgeour, W L Marr, J Marshall, J Milne, J E A Steggall, W P Milne, E H Smart, R F Muirhead, G Philip, M Oldham, G Dawson, J B Meiklejohn, J C Dunlop, G B Gadgil, J W Butterwell, , M V Krishna, J Urquhart, C Elliott, and M M Fairgrieve.

A B Manning, J Cossar, W B Coutts, W Pitkeathly, A Clifford, A R Kelsey, F G Taylor, A Watt, J Mitchell, P M Marples, E Blades, A S Tennant, G A Carse, C T R Wilson. D Gibb, and J C McClennan are in the fourth row.

In the third row are J Turner, J Miller, A W Young, W Watson, R M Shearer, J A Hardie, G W Brewster, J A McBride, G I Straiton, J D Fulton, J Mason, D Wallace, and G Lawson.

In the second row are C Campbell, G Hamilton, D M Johnstone, W Gentle, P Pinkerton, D C McIntosh, J Strachan, E Boardman, Miss E F Edwards, Miss M C Fraser, Miss M T Nedham, and J McKillop

The front row has C G Knott, A D Russell, C H Holmes, R J T Bell, D G Taylor, Miss E Disney, Miss E G H Brown, Miss K Fleming, and Miss O Trewby standing and E T Whittaker, A W Conway, D M Y Sommerville, and P Comrie sitting.
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