Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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THE HILL SPIRIT There is a subtle air pervading old Hill. When a recruit first comes to the school, he feels a drawing on his heart strings. There is a sense of old traditionsg a feeling of battles to be won and lost. But above this there is an atmosphere of striving and of fellowship. There is here the love of liberty that drew many of our graduates to the colors during the World War. There is here a patriotism that was rewarded by General Hunter Liggett in the decoration of the colors of the school. Here, a companionship almost clannish in its fierce intensity, a cooperation and a merging of ideals for the common good that fastens on to one. This all combines to make the Hill Spirit. On gridiron and diamond, on basketball court and cinder track, in business and in class-room, there is a loyalty to ideals, instilled, which is never lost.

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football 1924, Donald LeDoux track 1924, Edward MacCleanj football 1924, Robert Galloway, baseball 1924, Elwood Whonn, football 1923-24, basketball 1925, football 1923-24, Charles Bonnett, baseball 1924-25, Robert Wheeless, baseball 1924, Milton Dean, foot- ball 1924, Frank Dungan, football 1924, basketball 1925, Steve Edwards, football 1924, track 1925, joseph Gibbs, football 1924, Harry Karr, football 1924, Everett Knapp football 1924, Albert Mellar, football 1924, Walter Matheaus, football 1924, Laurence Moody, football 1924, Fletcher Wood, football 1924, Clifton Coe, basketball 1925, Lewis Ankeny basketball 192 5, Ted Madden Track 1925.

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Student Counciig Left to right-Marten Harrison, Steve Edwards, Carrol Dean, Chairman Edward McLean, Kenneth Hydorn, Francis Greulich A and Donald LeDoux,