. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. humour as quick of expression in the art ofcaricature as in speech, courageous and lovable,he was a friend whose place can never be filled tothe many who cared for and counted upon him. LOW, GEORGE: 2nd Lieutenant,4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of William Low,baker; born Dyce, 20January 1892 ; edu-cated-Robert GordonsCollege ; entered theUniversity in 191 o asnth Bursar; gradu-ated in I9i4,withFirst Class Honours inClassics, gaining theDr. Black Prize inLatin. A student ofsterling capacity andcharacter is his Pro-fessors testimony. At
. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. humour as quick of expression in the art ofcaricature as in speech, courageous and lovable,he was a friend whose place can never be filled tothe many who cared for and counted upon him. LOW, GEORGE: 2nd Lieutenant,4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of William Low,baker; born Dyce, 20January 1892 ; edu-cated-Robert GordonsCollege ; entered theUniversity in 191 o asnth Bursar; gradu-ated in I9i4,withFirst Class Honours inClassics, gaining theDr. Black Prize inLatin. A student ofsterling capacity andcharacter is his Pro-fessors testimony. At the outbreak of war he was a Sergeant in U Company, 4th Battalion Gordon High-landers, and did much valuable work at Bedfordas musketry instructor. Crossing to France withthe Battalion in March 1915, he was shortlyafterwards promoted Company Sergeant August 1915 he received his commission andcame home on short leave. He was recalled totake part in the attack at Hooge, 25 September1915, from which he did not return. He waslast seen s
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