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A.B. McAlpin, 1891, 1893


Serves as MAC’s first president. Dr. A.E. Mackay, 1892


Edward Cookingham, 1894


Herbert E. Judge, 1895


Rodney L. Glisan, 1896


Guy G. Willis, 1897 J.N. Teal, 1899


FROM PAST TO PRESENT


ince MAC’s inception in 1891, the role of


club president has been filled by members with strong leadership skills and the desire to maintain the club’s excellence.


As the club celebrates its 120th anniversary, the club also celebrates those who have led the club through success, tragedy, victory and defeat. On the following pages are the portraits of the club’s 106 leaders (some served more than one term) along with some notable events that happened while they were president.


W.M. Cake, 1898, 1900, 1902


F.A. Nitchy, 1901 R.F. Prael, 1903 I


serve more than one term as a president; nine men served two terms and three men served three terms (not always consecutively). The last MAC president to serve multiple terms was A.C. Spencer in 1932.


n the early days of the club, it was not uncommon for a member to


Dan J. Moore, 1904


These same photos, as well as the names of the presidents and fellow officers, are displayed in the corridor near 26 Founders on the first floor. Space limitations prevent the addition of more frames to this wall; therefore, the wall will be redesigned later this year to accommodate the display of future presidents’ photos.


H.W. Chapin, 1905


George Simons, 1906, 1913


George W. McMillan, 1907, 1908


James F. Ewing, 1909


Walter A. Holt, 1910, 1911


First football team’s fullback; U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt visits MAC.


Henry A. Sargent, 1921, 1922, 1923


Allen M. Ellsworth, 1912, 1916


Ralph W. Wilbur, 1914, 1915


W.W. Banks, 1917, 1918, 1919


22 | The Wınged M | APRIL 2011 C. Henri Labbe, 1920


Descendant of L.L. Hawkins, founder of Portland Parks system.


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