Top Row (left to right)

1. 2^nd Lieut. W. V. Warren. Served through Gallipoli campaign, Wounded in France July 1^st, 1916. Son of S. Warren, Esq., Southside Road.
2. 2^nd Lieut. John Bemister Clerk with the Reid-Newfoundland Co. Son of Frank P. Bemister, Esq., Carbonear.
3. Lieut. Edward Jeffery.
4. Lieut. H. Ross (wounded).
5. 2^nd Lieut. W. M. Churchill. Served through Gallipoli campaign. A brother in Newfoundland Regiment. Son of W. M. Churchill, Esq., Supt. Public Works.

Bottom Row (left to right)

1. 2^nd Lieut. Charles Edgar. Served through Gallipoli campaign. Son of Joeseph H. Edgar, Esq., Freshwater Road.
2. 2^nd Lieut. Cyril C. Duley, of T. J. Duley & Co., Jewellers, Water Street. Served through Gallipoli campaign. A brother in Newfoundland Regiment. Son of T. J. Duley, Esq., Rennies Mill Road.
3. 2^nd Lieut. J. H. Snow. Served through Gallipoli campaign. A brother in a Canadian Regiment, and another brother a Chief Artificer in Royal Navy. Son of George Snow, Esq., Colonial Street.
4. 2^nd Lieut. J. E. Thomson. Served through Gallipoli campaign. Son of C.R. Thomson, Esq., “Sudbury” Water Street West.
5. 2^nd Lieut. G. H. Emerson, of Canadian Bank of Commerce, Windsor, N.S. Son of the late Mr. Justice Emerson of Supreme Court, and Mrs. Emerson, Rennies Mill Road.