Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Basketball Team, 1925. TRACK 1925. . In the athletic program for the year of 1925 it was natural for track to be figured in. Last year saw the first Hill track team for four years. The Hill track season started with bright prospects which did not dim as the season progressed. The academy au- thorities provided the track men with an able coach and instructor, Prof. P. T. Anderson. Mr. Anderson has been a great help to the track men. instructing them in the art of the cinder path. The school also constructed a good track for the track men to train on. The team was well equipped and provided for, having good suits and track equipment. The track material although not being many in number were good men. They possessed the spirit and fight neces- sary to have a winning track team. The team passed a very success- ful season. The school was very proud of their hard working track men. This team has set a mile stone for other track teams to live up to and follow.

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TRACK PERSONALS ' William Campbell. This was Bills first year on the Hill track team. He is a fast man,' featuring in one hundred and two hundred twenty yard dashes. Campbell suffered slight injuries in the broad jump. Bill will be a main stay on the track team next year, much is to be expected of him. Steve Edwards. Captain of track. This is Edwards second and last year on the Hill team, Steve trains hard and proved to be one of our best men at the distances. We regret that Steve will not be back next year. His place on the team will be hard to fill. Donald LeDouX. This is LeDoux second year at track. He does many things well, Red shines in the pole vault, broad jump, shot put and the javalin. LeDoux is getting stronger every year. Next year will be his best and last year at track. Theodore Madden. Ted is another sprint man. He was one of Hill's best dash men running the hundred and two hundred twenty yard dashes. He was also one of the best men on the relay team. This is Teds last year. It will be hard to find a man to fill his place. Other track men who participated in the District meet but did not make their letters are: james Bratlie a member of the relay team, he was also a low hurdler. Fred Brodeck a member of the relay team. Ralph Shaffer ran the eight hundred eighty yard run. Francis Greulich ran the eight hundred eighty yard run, Gus was also a high jumper. Reginald Nestos who ran the mile.

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