Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Walter Mattheaus, this was Walt's first year on the team. He did not show up well until the last of the season when he was recognized by Coach Donason as a promising halfback. Walt hit the line low and hard and often made a hole where there appeared to be none. Albert Mellar, a senior playing his last and best year of high school football. Alls work at defense was dependable and sure. Al had the hard luck through his own hard playing to be injured in several games. Z Z' f' 1 Q , 3' ZS, Q fg , N . t , 94 roms - T asf ww va sv wap , f , ,5,.-, .' 4- ' W -Q, Qi, D Lawrence Moody, played th1s as his first year. What he lacked in experience he made up for in fight. Moody has a bright future having two more years of high school football. Lawrence should sur- pass the envious record of his brother who recently starred in Hill's team.