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

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.39 .. -X ! 9 , A X f A A Til? JMS RZ4 MG M A CLASS OFFICERS CLASS PRESIDENT COL. 'WINFIELD SCOTT VICE PRESIDENT . LT. COL. NORMAN E. BORDEN SECRETARY LT. COL. MURRIAY F. GIBBONS TREASURER CAPT. HUNTER VVHITESELL DOUGHBOY REPRESENTATIVES MAJ. ONNER D. DAVIS CAPT. DAVID P. LIVINGSTON

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.' Q . i ff . ips, , fe-kill ,fx Z JOHN AN DREW' :Xxnimsox Cftlf-'rllll .N . C.. i'l'l'.:.f.-.:rl'1m'rr.-' Blondie isis:-1 HEIlli'S the reason ue coilltln'l print fall length pictures. Coul.ln't get lllomlic on one page, Su uc cut 'em .ill tloun, Another llay State man uho pronounccs his r's like the 5. in apples. CLARK H.-XllCJI.IJ .'hl l'ElJ - Cilfriziu, N. CI. 1l'li1'hilg.11l Capt Dc Apt u5L'Rl'l'Yl'1S rot' ui-:'r GRLAND Rapids product. Capt Dc .-Xpt tliffers from most of Grand Rapids products, hou- ever, in that you can sit on some nf them and cat off some of them, hut Captain De Apt says that he'll be hanged if any one can sit or eat off him. Alheit a jolly good fellow. HARRY B. AUSDEMOORE, JR. Irt Liezzf. R8J'8l'i'E, Kgllflifkj' 3 Ball Hennesy UXVI-IEN no VVE EATH ORIGINATOR of all pedigreed hunk imperson- ating Barnie Oldfield with his community Puddle Hopper. Proprietor Tent number 17 Dog Row. ' ALVIN C. BAKER Crzpffzin N. G. Oregon Bake HI-IOWVlS EVERYTHINGH BAKE joined the National Guard out in Ore- gon before people knew about Admiral Dewey and Manila. He says he feels a little out of place in the Infantry after twenty years in the Artillery. I-Ie's :1 good machine gunner though.