US Army Infantry School - Doughboy Yearbook (Fort Benning, GA)

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-Cf 5 'I I924 DOUGHBOYW .lf y ' V V n P 'Ny gif? Y fg, Ai-i i, X Ks R in FRANCIS JOSEPH MQN.-xM,xR.Ax Cjilffllill, lllfilufry Mac n'ii,x'rs 'rm-1 MA'r'1'i-tu, Joi-if ZNIAC was horn up in New England some limi' after the Civil XVar. The dan- is not known, hut it has been estimated that he is forty years voung :ini connected with 'l'an1many llall. llc counts that clay lost whose low descending sun from his hzintl secs no mischief dune. LESTER EIXRL MJXCGREGOR Ca jwfain , I Il faurrvx' Mac As You XVEREH OLD Ohregon himself. A trifle noisy, likely to stampede and run wild-that is Mac. llc does not come from Mexico, but from Iowa where thc tall corn grows. He clnims it runs as high as 75 gallons to the acre. MacGregor abandoned his kilts for a Doughboy's hreeches, which latter he fills to perfection. ROBERT CHAUNCEY IVIACON C a plain, Izzfazzfry Bob UXVHY CAPTAIN, 1 NEVER DREAMEDD OLD Bob, the right guide of C Co. is looked up to and pointed out with pride. A deep stuclent with a twinkle in his eyes which speaks of mirth awaiting utterance. There is a lot of get-up and push to Bob, as many of us will remember in connection with his Yo-ho on the 60 cent railroaclj EARLE HOWARD MALONE Captain, Ivzfafziry Malon-e FM FRINCH, BE JABBERSU THE map of Ireland shows under his hat and he is just as Irish as the map. Rather 'fsavvyj' easy going, happy-go-lucky sort who asks questions for information and takes copious notes for future reference. Life is a serious proposition to him, but he has learned much Doughboy lore.

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-Cf Q-11 . ., if ,. X l924- DOUGHBOY l X O If 1 JV lx.,-LQQEQK Q -L . 52 PAUL JOSEPH NICDONNELL Captain, Infantry Mac UDOUBLE TIMEN HE is the company commander of Co. C and they would follow him anywhere. He is two fistccl and 21 good fellow to boot. Mac took many a bawling out for his company with only a caution of f'I'lay the game, men? However, he has one horrible fault-he has the 'fDoub1e Time habit. ANDREW JACKSON MCFARLAND Captain, Illfllllffy hrlac NYE GODS AND LITTLE FISHESD MAC hails from the capital city of Alabama. This glib tongued orator is also a philosopher, psychologist, squad tactician and an interior dec- orator of no mean ability who has left his mark on one of the show places of Benning. He hath need for his tactics, as it is rumored that Cupid is taking advantage of Leap Year and out- flanking Mzxc. JOHN LLOYD MCKEE Captain, Illfdllffy Nlac 1 SXVEARU A scout in his squad ani a good scout out of it, Mac is one of the high ranking infants of thc class. Regal in manner Qan absolute ringer for the King of Spainj hc is more than king when it comes to pushing the elusive polo ball. We miss our guess if Mac is not one of the members of the Army polo team some day. JOSEPH VVILLIAM MCKENN.A Captain, Infafzfry Joe ATTA-BABY WE are always glad to meet Joe face to face, because his mischievous nature often mis- leads him when we are not looking. A com- ponent part of our football team and a whirl- wind on the basket ball court. A man without fear and one who can take Il joke as well as play one. '

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G- u-1 n. Af , LL! Q , It ' s. -in , 'R -fe- X U924 gg-ggaov 7 HENRY JEFFREY MATCHETT Cfzjufaifz, Ifzfalzfry Hank six'rH SQUAD PRESENT, WHERE IS JOHNSON? HANK dropped in to the Infantry School from Leavenworth and was such a quiet chap that we didn't learn much about him until Aus began flocking his way with a lot of regularity. A level headed sort of chap who says little, but who happens to be correct in what he does say. CHARLES HARRY MOORE, JR. Czzpfaizz, Illfdllffjl Dinty, Alibi lke 1'LL TELL YOU WHAT IS XVRONGH SHOT more alibi orders during rifle season than anyone else in the class. Also had more alibis on every subject than anyone else. Dinty resigned from the service in February and left a large group of friends who wish him the best in civil life. FRANK M. MOORE Capffzizz, Iufrmzfry Frank UMY GOLLYU FRANK has been, throughout the year, one of the most boisterous and irresponsible mem- hers of C Company. His favorite sports are hippological play in mass games and nickle pitching in group games. He has attained considerable success in the latter and is on the first team. WALTER FRANCIS MULLINS Captain, Ilzfalzfry . Wally HNOT so DUs'I'Y WALTER 'cFro1icsoine is a graduate of the llth Infantry school of wit. His reverence for tradition and his knowlezlge of antiques are clearly revealed in his repertoire of jokes, Wally cherishes a secret ambition to go down in history as the cleverest practical joker of his time. r