Jefferson Barracks Citizens Military Camps - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Lemay, MO)

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THE JEFFERSONIAN fr xv - f THE 1926 JEFFERSQNIAN MA.fOR C. C. STAPLES, Editor-in-Chief Pleasant memories of days in camp will long endure for the CNITC students of 1926, but with the passing years the recollections of faces, names and facts will grow dim. 1t is to preserve these things for you young men, and to provide a per- manent record Of your activities dur- ing the thirty days of training, that the 1926 ujeffersonianl' is issued. In- to it have gone the best efforts of your comrades-stories, pictures, and cartoons-which it is hoped will pre- serve the spirit as well as the facts of the training camp for you. These student editors have tried to tell the story in their Own way so that it will be in your own language and words. In the span of time, thirty days MAJOR C- C- STAPLES seems hardly a moment, but into those days you crowded a full measure of work and of play. The Jeffersonianv staff has tried to record in these pages every phase of your activities from reveille to taps, your drills and your WITH ART EDITOR, STUDENT EDITOR AND CARTOONIST sports, your recreation and your work, in short, to give a realistic cross section of your life dur- W ing those strenuous days when you were in '- 'My It is the hope Of the editorial staff that this N 'f'f book shall fulfill its purpose in keeping alive ' ,if that fine spirit of comradeship and awakened J - -- 1 national loyalty which developed to its highest pitch during the 1926 Citizens, Military Training T' ' Camp at Jefferson Barracks. , DL If it succeeds in no other respect,its publica- ,M X, :HM tion will have been well worth theltirne, effprt t mmjmww 'M Ilwvtfwfflfmi-Q and money expended in compiling the 26 fb '- I H' -mw- Annual. Into your hands, the book iS pl-HCCd for final judgment and, we hope, approval. SNAPSHOT 3 -L ARTIST,S CONCEPTION Oif E. A. Mixslilmxcs, WHO TOOK MANY PHOTOS 1-'OR THIS BOOK Pagf Om' 11 ll ndrfd Tzvmzty-tlzrn' 'Y' v V v.v.v.vmv.vN.v.v.v.nv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.n V a 1 o

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THE JEFFERSONIAN PIU LICITY' li? Pictures were taken and stories written describing the various activ- ities relating to this encampment and published in the leading newspapers of St. Louis, and the States of Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas. Many interesting feet of moving picture film were taken of the boys at drill, work, mess, and play. Ar- rangements were made for the broad- casting of instructive data pertaining to the camp from KMOX, '4The Voice of St. Louis, by oflicers and students of the CNITC. A newspaper, the CATTC News, to which students contributed articles, was published daily. TOP Row-Nliss Allen and Lieutenant Pulcipher. BOTTOM Row-Major Paisley and Captain Halloran. STUIHBNTS MEHRVTING NTJN-CCHMBQISSIOTCS F1RsT BATTALION WZm'Q mio 5 .g, QMPVL-i-4 'iam UUE. , :r ' E IISQWCD 'ESB SE 5fv::E'?',21joo 5 ES DZF' ,El o' . UQOO' CI SD Drmwts - :3 311373 UHF? iggig -. EDU 5 W i sg-is-OW? if gp String H103 FWES 'F'1SQ HB4 P05 If '?am UPU f-a.. .. 2. SQL - rg-+Pv5'iTl xl ' CD oO??m . . 52-Qw 'lg-5123 v-gQ.'gTgfTf' 5525 O09-JOf' 71' 11' O Jmzefifii? Q' '--' 'mggfgi mm. FDD-J 4 m ,, UU S2 QV: Q 2 Z 'I' -, DP . Company 'CBM First Sergeant: R. C. Rueffg Sergeants: F. T. Andrews, B. li. Barlow, S. A. Barnett. . C. Clemons, F. B. Gowen, F. L. Keightley, Jr., C. F. lX1cGee, G. X'. Neels. Corporals: Clyde Absher, M. G. Allen, P. Baker, E. XV. J. Benham, XX'. lf. Bradford. D. Buckley, F. H. Busse, A. E. Cartwright, XV. E. Christine, H. H. Coats, sl. C. Courtney. H. H. Cross, A. G. Edmondson, B. P. Finch, A. B. Finklestein, E. B. Garrett, Orville Jonas, 'PU . B. Nichols, P. L. Smith, C. V. Stewart, F. G. XlX7ilson, H. F. Zanitsch. Compcmy 6' CH . First Sergeant: B. W. Powell, Sergeants: W. H. Fraser, bl. C. Grove, sl. A. Johnson M. V. Newman, Shuford Nichols, H. S. Patterson, R. XX'. Sharroclt, Haskell Smith. Nl. S. Waddle. s Pagc' OW llunrlrrcl Twenty-four I 'Vu'aVnYnVoValnV1V0VoVaVn'4YaYaYaVn'4Vs'n Y V 7, , . '.'.'.'.'.'.m'.m'.'.'.'.'.''mvimmuwmtn Ai WM' ii