Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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,

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various important details pertaining to the battalion. The last several meetings have been devoted to the study of im- portant battles of the Civil and World Wars. These lectures have been made interesting by intricate diagrams and large maps, which have outlined on them the many striking maneuvers of the op- posing armies. We extend to the officers of 1926 the best of Wishes and the best of luck in forming their club and sincerely hope that their cooper- ation With the battalion Will be even more of a success than that of the officers of 1925.