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ALPHA DELTA PHI

 

MEMORIAL CHAPTER

ABOUT US

Composed of current undergraduate students from McGill University, the Memorial Chapter of the Alpha Delta Phi was chartered in 1897 and is the oldest continuously running fraternity in Montreal.

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MEMORIAL

"to honor all our brothers who made the ultimate sacrifice"

  • John Keefer Kennedy
  • Lieut., 7th. Canadian Infantry Batt.
  • Law ’98.
  • Charles Alexander Pope
  • Lieut,. Princess Patricia’s Can. Light Infantry.
  • Law ’05.
  • George Edward Vansittart
  • Major, 13th. Battery C.F.A.
  • Science ’06.
  • George Houghton Davis
  • Corporal, 2nd. Can. Div. Signal Company C.E.
  • Science ’07.
  • Charles Campbell Gwyn
  • Major, 18th. Canadian Infantry Batt.
  • Med. ’08.
  • Mailtand Lockhart Gordon
  • Captain, The Gordon Highlanders B.E.F.
  • Science ’07.
  • Kenneth Burpee Carruthers
  • Major, 26th. Battery C.F.A.
  • Science ’08.
  • Rainsford Hannay Winslow
  • Major, Canadian Engineers.
  • Science ’09.
  • Francis Edward Morkill
  • Captain, 20th. Canadian Infantry Batt.
  • Science ’11.
  • Alfred James Lawrence Evans
  • Lieut., 1st. Brigade Mining Section C.E.
  • Science ’11.
  • Thornton Bridgman Boyd.
  • CPL. Princess Patricia’s Can. Light Infantry.
  • Science ’12.
  • Frederick Douglas Leech Green.
  • Lieut., 6th. Battery C.F.A.
  • Science ’14.
  • Henry Hutton Scott.
  • Captain, 87th. Canadian Infantry Battalion.
  • Law ’14.
  • James Curzon MacDonald Morrow
  • Lieut., 3rd. Field Company C.E.
  • Science ’15.
  • James Knowles Bertram
  • Captain, General Staff, 1st. Can. Infantry Brigade.
  • Med ’16.
  • Terrence Smythe Hall
  • Lieut., 5th. Battalion Can Mounted Rifles
  • Science ’16.
  • George Donald McLeod
  • Lieut., Royal Air Force.
  • Science ’16.

During the Great War (World War I), 133 Brothers were in service, 39 wounded, 17 killed in action or died in service, and 67 received honors and citations.

In the Second World War, 183 Brothers from the Chapter served in the various armed services, both of the Commonwealth and the United States. Of those, 22 Brothers were killed in action or died in service.

During the war years there were only four active Brothers. Only the generous assistance of the Alumni Organization enabled the house to act as a Fraternity. The return of the servicemen in 1945 allowed the Chapter to run efficiently again and prospered as one of the most prominent fraternities on campus, becoming one of the leaders in all branches of college activity.

Once again the continued support of the Alumni Organization allowed the Chapter to continue. The Chapter has since rebounded and now continues as a very active participant in campus affairs. The library of the chapter house is dedicated as a War Memorial, suitably decorated with many pictures of the Brothers who served their King and Country, hence the name Memorial Chapter.

  • Donald Richard Charleson
  • United States Army
  • Science ’14
  • Leonard Gillespie Reid
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Communications ’22
  • George Edgar Auld
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Arts ’30
  • Andrew Breakey
  • Royal Air Force
  • Arts ’31
  • Thomas Burgess Little
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Communications ’37
  • James Henry Stuart O’Brien
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Arts ’37
  • Robert Dunreath Cullinane
  • United States Navy
  • Science ’38
  • Fayette Williams Brown Hingston
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Arts ’40
  • Percy Gartshore Leslie
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Arts ’41
  • John Terence Davis
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Arts ’41
  • Malcolm Grant Johnston
  • The Black Watch (RHR) Of Canada
  • Communications ’41
  • George William Rodney
  • Royal Air Force
  • Arts ’41
  • Stuart Gwyllym Dunn
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Communications ’42
  • George Derek Gisbone
  • Governor General’s Horse Guards
  • Arts ’43
  • Alexander Carron Scrimger
  • The South Alberta Regiment
  • Arts ’43
  • Herbert Michael Little
  • Fleet Air Arm
  • Arts ’44
  • George William Stairs
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Communications ’44
  • John Charles William Hope
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Communications ’45
  • John George Redpath
  • Royal Canadian Air Force
  • Communications ’45
  • Richard Aird Scott
  • Merchant Navy
  • Science ’45

ALUMNI

Graduation is by no means an end to the brotherhood. Our alumni become mentors to the younger brothers assisting them upon graduation, a tradition from which many of our brothers have benefitted.

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taking the pledge to be part of the solution

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RUSH

"pursue and reach your full potential as both a leader and a man"