Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Senior Class Basketball Team. Champion Class team series' of 1925

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Rifle Champions of 1924-25. Each year a competition is held to determine the squad making the highest score on the gallery range with the 22 caliber rifles. The competition in this event was very keen and the issue was not easily decided until the last score Was shot. The finals were between Captain MacClean,s and Captain Knappls squads. Mac- Cleanis squad was the victor. This squad was composed of cadets with experience on the riile range while Captain Knapp's squad was without previous range practice. The latter squad was therefore given second place but Captain Knapp was given the medal for first place among the squads of the different companies in the bat- talion. Captain MacClean received the medal for the highest squad in rllle practice in the entire school. Captain Knapp's Squad: Captain Everett Knapp Corporal Samuel Felker Private John Dykeman Private Kenneth Getty Private Kenneth Kerney Corporal Richard Stevens Private Jack Taylor Private Kenneth Fletcher Wood Captain MacClean's Squad: Captain Edward MacClean Sergeant Major Harry Karr Color Sergeant Ward French Staff Sergeant Frank Wright Staff Sergeant Walter Matthaeus Private Chester Couchman