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

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A l-m f r , ' Qi-ff ,O sv 4'-'-i:,?1:lQL.g q xk1Ll924 DUUGHBOY tloiix l l. Cldxiua C.'i1pl.:i,':, X. CI. Ohio lrish you SI-ll-1'l.IKl-I Tins Ii hwltls 'cm llllfxl :intl shoot 'vm straight :intl H at his nn-als ln' is iwvcr late. In .Ill t'orni.i- lions hr hol-,ls the line, hut tlors not like much tlnulwle time. .-X prince of fvlluus is this chap Clark for l'n1 loltl his ancestors h.iilt-tl from Cork. Now his hair is hrmxn :intl his eyes :iri- bluv, :intl this is tht: pr:-ot that xxhat Iw sintl ls true. THOIlN'fQN XYM. Comma, jim. Ckzpriziu, K. CI. Umrgill Comer it ..,1. . lv 1,111 5 4.0 COMER gut to camp :i couple of tlays late, hut he soon niadc up for lost time. Born :intl reared in Georgia put a perpetual smile on his face. On State Rifle Tczim last year. JOHN A. COOK IJ! Liezrf. N. C. .-lriznlm Cookie n1.Anl WE are all wondering why Cookie weeps xxhen Perhaps its 'cause ln-'s and its starlit nights :intl misses his mounted infan- infantry? he secs a horse. homesick, for Arizona perhaps it is because he try. What is mounted B. CORRY G. New YUM' Shiek FRANK In' Liezzt. N. 1 SAY SO AND he says so too. Any form of rough athle- tics find a staunch supporter in 1'Sl1iek. but he must have been a devil when a youth Whisper His nickname was 'Beaux Brumnn-1 All the way from Rochester, N. Y.

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' f 4, I Jr t.?5li5'1'R A,i .,, BOY .M dv 'f I924- DOUGH ' CHARLES VV. CARLTON, JR. lf! Lielzt. N. C, Temzeffee Chick Aizso1.U'1'Er,Yl INTRODUCING the chick of Cll2lftLll'lU0g'Zl. Never goes to toxin without Il body guard. Lt-:ip year, you know. He sure stops il wicked base hull :ind drops zu mean trench mortar shell VVrites more letters thzin any man in camp- Lynchburg, Virginia. VVi1.L1AM JXBRAHANI CARMICHEAL Jwajor Re.fw'c'e, l1'd.fhillgfO1L Bill, QOIF eoursej wi-'i.i. 1,ooK A'r rr .Enom 'rms ANGLEU AL'l'llOUQTl1 often reported upon by the M. P. A through his two yexxr tour in France Bill mzunziged to regain :1 foothold on his native ,soil :uid shortly thereafter retired to civil life, where he now is untiring in his efforts to boost the great Pacific Northwest :ind Spokane in particular. Tie your pocket book down or Bill will have it in exchange for Northwestern reul estate. Nlajor L':u'miche:il is :ln officer of mzmy years experience in lhe Nzltionzil Guard, in addition to his W01'lLl XVair service. flNDREXV F. CASPER In' Lienf. N. G. llfilmir Andy ANIJY from Chicago-No relation to the orig- i inanl Andy Gump, l1owcvei', in spite of the faict that he hns mziny physical resemblzinces. llis husiiu'ss-rezll estate-specializing in Subur- hnn .l'roperty. Very considerate of every one except himself. :EUGENE BONVEN CHASE Cnjmzilz Re.verc'e, South CcIl'0lil1rZ Vicknrs 1 DoN 1' CARE!! ALWAYS found learning in when Z1 good story ' is heing sprung. Never missed n good time. Never studied, hut :ilwaiys knew his stuff. From South C:1roIiu::.

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A- -, St I924- DOUGHBOY -lv. V - .k a 41...-t .,1.P'sl i a - 7, c .S M X - :ff 'fl L WILLIAM V. DALEY Captailz, N. G. Ohio Bill UBY DADU BILL got lost the night of the Azimuth pro- blem. YVhen called upon next day to explain his absence at thc final formation he said- Going down the north side of Ebbert Hill en- countered an Azimuth in serious dispute with a contour as to which should throw the student officers off and in trying to settle the argument was unavoidably detained. ONNER DUNCAN DAVIS Ml1j07', Rsxewe, Unzh Olive Drab RIGl'lT guide for the rifle company. A short man with a long step. His voice is often heard in barracks Calling for the janitor Mason, Mason, where is that damned niger? He is looking for Mason to have his shoes shined, or perhaps he has found a spot on his floor. Im- maculate in dress, a great sticker for accuracy. He could be a movie hero or a bayonet fighter. XR7ILLIAlVI F. DAVIS Captain, N. G. Oklnbolmz Bill URIDE EM' cowrsoxu THE biggest little man in Oklahoma. The 'tTom Mixl' of the Infantry School. When he talks he typifies an Oklahoma sand storm. Enuf sed. Bill says The League of Nations should pass a resolution favoring prohibition on Bayonets. Their use is ungcntlemanly to the extreme and death thereby would be undignified and unbe- coming to an officer and a gentleman anyhow. VVALTER DELONG Irf Liam. N. G. VVlZ.fhj7ZgI'07Z HQPPY MAN APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE nocToR AWVAYU A real chuck hound with a winning smile and 21 ready appetite. All the way from Spokane Washington.