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

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G S X 9. . X QNX .Y V.-.: zgzglli fi . .Y ml Jam I924 .lol-IN Cviws BRANIJ Ifr Lianr. X. CI. fllifhigaff Jack HAH sui'x BRAND says, Lcl's gin In the kiI'iflil'lH, uhal hu ought lo Say is l.ct's gn lu Camp and i-.il for a change. The fact is, llrand is at ilu- Cricket so much that the regular custuim'rs there think hu's the Mess Officer. XVhcn he finishes his course at Henning he uill not only he a good soldier, but also a good restaurant managi-r. C-iEORGE JOHN Bizavos l.ff Lienr. X. C. llfiuffii' Chicago u1'r 'l'llkI nAi.i, IF hard uork makes an officer HClliCll1JUU uill he a general, He learned more ahnut the Natinnal Guard arguing for it than anything else. One of the hnys who put peace in llerrin, Ill. I FRANK R. BRAY Captain, N. G. Cnfiforffiiz UNVHOA NOlVlH EVERX' one is taking advantage of Frank's size and because of that he has a hard time keeping his car filled with Teapot Dome. A certain student officer when spotting for Frank on the range told him he was getting Bull's eyes, hut when the targets were marked the Bullls eyes, were found to he 3's all in a group. Now he is at a loss to know whether the Bull's eye winked or whether the student officer is Ben Turpin in disguise. HUGH BREWSTER Captain, N. G. Tarar ROOT A ClGARE'1'TE?J, BREWSTER'S room is the Texas P. C. and he reigns supreme King or Kleagle in that small domain. I'-Ie is the self appointed wizard in that realm. Evidently his compass refused to follow in his footsteps as it seems to have taken a different azimuth and severed relations with him for all times. QQPQHBQY7' ,

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-G kwa, LI924- nous:-mov' l 'a f O -- if -x -. m - M HARRY BLYTHE Isl Liezff. N. C. Illizmix Boots HLAY ON MCDUFFU A sucker from Peoria, Illinois . A man for his wife to be proud of for he is an ideal housekeeper and holds thc title of Supply Officer for his building. His particular obsession is 'clown' JOSEPH ADJUTOR BONNEAU I.fI Lieut. N. G. Mll.f.f6lChIli6ffJ Joe uso v JOE was seen to leave his hillet not so long ago, armed with sketching board, alidade, protractor, compass and FL bag full of the shinny sticks that they use to play cow pasture pool with. We ask you, is this a fair way to fight the little white hall? NORMAN EASTON BORDEN Lieut. Col. Refsrw, V.erm0rzt Maje, Doc, Bord, Norm DELETED BY CENSORU WE are sorry the Censor got the copy first 'cause if the favorite expression sounds as good as this picture looks its a winner. We would confirm a nomination for promotion without wait- ing for any one. Popular student commander of Company E. VVILLIAM MONRO BOYER Ift Liezzt. Raferwz, Nebraska Bill HWANTA' SEE A BADOER FIGHT?,, HAPPY Bill-part time soldier of fortune and mis-fortune and part time promoter of Badger fights. Advocates the adoption of tripods to support rifles, in ranks, sand and mud being very destructive thereto. Bill says all 7th Corps Area Officers can shoot the pistol well, but he admits he is the champion.

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In X ' f 11. , it-f t., -- X 1924- nous:-mov M iiXL'I'ON CLIFFORD BRITTON Zur! Liezff. Re.ferf'e Mifbigdll Brit Jonas PR1Es'r WE tlon't know whether Brit lives on corn flakes, but he comes from Battle Creek lle w as one of the main politicians in dog town. Could always he seen trotting out of his ten: early in the morning headed north. MAR'1'IN BROSIG Zlllf Lienl. N. G. Virginia Scoop HNVHADYA GETH F1XX'OIlI'I'E expression learned in map class. Sumo re resents the old Gravs of Virginia. P P . .. One of the hoys who kept up morale in Dog 'll-w'n', on rainy rlays. DAN VVOOLLEN BROYVN Irf Liam. Re.ferf'e, Imlirzmz MODES'fl' forbids Dan admit either nickname or favorite expression hut now that he is assigned to the llth Infantry we predict that 'Alive wire outfit will assign him hoth. We saw Dan at Knox last summer-actively engaged in riding a truck from one terrain exercise to another. He is an Army asset in his home town always actively engaged in boosting all hranches of the service as well as his own. HERBERT H. BRUsH Iff Liezff. N. G. flffzbfznza Fuller Brush LOOKING at Major Prentice's chauffeur- t'What hi-:inch of service is that officer in and what's his rank? VVhile over in Germany Brush made application for transfer to a unit in France and when asked the reason he replied that he was tired of being called Herr llrush. He is not related in any way to Fuller Brush . He also asserts that he does not mix with thc tall timbers, because a good woods never had hrush in it.