Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Coach Dean Donason, Frank, Dungan, Harry Karr, George Gordon, Fletcher Wood, Francis Greulich, Steven Edwards, Everett Knapp, Kenneth Hydorn, Lewis Berlin, Charles Bonnett, Carroll Dean, Donald LeDouX, Milton Dean, Edward MacClean, Albert Mellar, Walter Mattheaus, Ford Livermore, Martin Harrison, Lawrence Moody, James Bratlie and Harry Cain.

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COACH DONASON The Hill Military Academy has not seen many better days in the athletic line, than those of this last school year. We owe our success to Dean Donason, athletic director of the school. Mr. Donason attended Hill in 1907,1908. At this time he played a large part in athletics, being a shining light in Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball. During this time the Hill spirit got in his blood. Then as years passed, after he had left school, the old spirit seemed to call him back. So we find him back at Hill at the head of the athletic department, with the same old spirit. His duty is no small task, but he is always seen busy at it. He has not only made the team a success, but has radiated a spirit contagious to everyone, the spirit that lets a team know its student body is be- hind it. He has revived the lost interest of the school. This has not only benefited the school in athletics, but in scholarship, also. His department includes the coaching of football, basketball, and baseball. All of his teams have been a hugh success, having but few' defeats. It was purely Coach Donason that inspired the team to success. C We are all behind Donnie,' for we know he is with us, doing his best all the time for the good of the school. He is worthy of much more praise than we, here, can give him. Most of all he has been a pal to us. Here, we want him to know that the Class of '25 appreciates what he has done for them and for Hill.

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HHYFY Cain ably filled the position of assistant football coach much to the sat- lsraction of first Coach Donason and the Student Body. Camis part in the Success of the Hill football season was no small one. He could be seen every night out at practice Working with the team, carrying out Coach Donas0n's instructions. His work was to coach the substitutes and second team men, instructing them in all phases of the game. H did a lot for the team and Lewis, Berlin, playing his third year of football was perhaps the most experienced man on the football team this year. His great bulk coupled with his aggressiveness easily won him a regular place at left tackle. Few players went through him and he was a consistent man on the offensive. will be missed by all next year. 'IAQ 'fs 1 we MV My ogg 5 Q wifi? NMA e f S ff ,liz f f 2 1 J Q 5 ' ' 367 9 Y' f As -s ,Vg an x V A7 fs7A4'MV 'WGA W4 fa- Mfin-,no,4 , as .2 of orb WW f A s V N 4' ef v af gg 3 4 4? 9 4,ffQ5M?f Q W ' ff ,vfsywfw wa.. xv '16 ,f W My new -evr- of Af yfjy ,Male fc wfy J of Aww 0' W, i'ZfN,5ffa-eiiv fx y,amfesdffM?'fe'wffyg4v 4 f f refmaszararw Aw ward! few ew f Www 1 1 XGMW f Q , f ya 3 f 1 A 0. I b fwrsjjf '7 16' fly 1-mer -:.MW,.,e,,t,.s.W,, , . we fs we ,yf.fr,yk.4,.f.fv, . f. 'TF -I-x'EIV.3-s.-ifiz'-3M4 lZi51r2: li' . 31,-2 'MZGV' 1 1 ., za- Cfwwet,:-1, f :.,. Q g J -' ,,,f -' aa erm- -' -' V v . 9249! f A ' e s- s fiyvfeiiff 1 13'-Af: . wx: te' c .7e'g'Z'sf'1:L1-ref1fv '-95-5351130 f .l' f. ' WW 52,355,-,.v:,f-v:fc.'.,. 5' '54 ,5,921.?Z'QIf52g.3522Q:if,fE:2214231 Q . ' f?.F'o.Q'f2 '1::5'7.-IW: '::',' ' .. rn. 4: be-'.4:4'a at ' as tL-.- ' . , h V. . - - Q. --: ffm r f .fe Q - - 3- 1 - '-':f:fi:fwf:1:f'zf,w -2 4 254 bf.. ....v -'-.- . . ,.-. ' ..r:,f .:.,..:. --f- , . I 1 r 1 'it' WSE' - 11' . '?t2-'J5iZI.??.,:tL :M:L19-':':i??I '-., 1 1, Q :szww . X -'.v. ,asm .-2 . 1- f. X 4.- iz-. ':r.,,a:s.:,ir V . my 'ga X,--,,, K fs , -3,t::,w:9v . It A-'ff-. 11 Charles Bonnett, played his first year for Hill. It was also Chuck's last as he graduates in june. Although it was Bonnetts first year he leaves a big gap at right tackle that is going to be hard to fill. It was in every play, and showed his ability to figure out the opponents plays.