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

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G D J Q lvl? I - H ,f . gsm lt 'X x A, -7, l924 DOUGHBOY 9 ARTHUR VV. JENKINS Captain, N. G. Vlfeft Virginia Jinx UHELL, YESH :FAVORITE sport-Bayonet training. If it is true that the last shall be first, Captain Jenkins will stand at the head of the class on graduation day. VVe have never before seen a man who could always fall in ranks just at the instant the report was called for and yet never he late. HERBERT THOMAS JENKINS 21111 Lieal. Rs.fers:.'e, Pewzsyl-valzia Jenks PALNlOl.IX'E soap is the attribute compliment to 'KJL-nks good health. His radiant face makes that Keep the school girl complexionl' ad look like a black hoard. He also has an artistic temperament along musical lines, he is frequenty heard imploring some one by the name of Harry'l to sing him a little ditty.'l IJAYVRENCE JENSEN Capiaiu, N. G. Oregon HTHE KIDU CORP of the notorious 'lSage-Brush squad, but we do not hold that against him. Never missed a formation, notwithstanding the fact that he has only been married a few weeks and has his bride with him. His favorite pastime is hunt- ing the nearly extinct animal of the species, Linear Azimuth. CLARENCE ELMER JOHNSON Captain, Rararsfe, Virginia Johnny uTHA'I'iS THE DARBU W'I'FH five major operations during the World Wai' to his credit this officer is still doing his bit for Uncle Sam. A busy Business Manager in peace he still ufinds tirnel' to keep up with his Army. 'l'l'hat's the Darbv Johnny.

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I mi . 7?Qi55iEHBoYT,, ' x - -e- - H- x X 9 , Ng ,xv .Auf J E541 . ' .Q ? l i i VVALTER lN'1.-x'r'rH EXVS l R li LAN U Captain, Rf2.fm't'ff, Xen' l'm'K' Shorty iiQL'liS'l'l0N sm ' IRELAND must come from Ireland ht-cause he has all the characteristics of that native. lle says that outside of the United States there are more Irishmcn in Ireland than any other country in the world. His favorite pastime nas losing his rifle, but since he has discovered the usclvssnrss of doing that hc manages to hold his own. FRANK A. lrkowskv 2111! Lient. N. G. PZlll1.fj'lf'z1lliz7 ffl.Ia7l ITKOWSKYS world must be a small one, as he seems to think Pennsylvania is the only state in the Union. He thinks one of the best things at the School is the Mess Hall. JOHN E. JACOBS Ist Lieut. Reserve, Iofzuz Jake HYEAH, 1 REMEMBERH NO Major I wouldn't risk throwing those grenades for 51.00 a piece. jake says he came all the way from Iowa to get out of cold weather. Specialty-Bunk fatigue. CLOYD A. JAMESON captain, N. G. omg Jamie KDAMN ITU NOT much for medals and bars jamie modestly plugs ahead, A slow starter but heavy on the finish. He says you can't put 11 barrel in a machine gun with a cleaning rod in the water jacket. An Ohio product.

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th if-'X s. 1 f I P A I his if fl fl Ni .ag ' ' 1 1924- vvgeugeybjki X -.- XV 1 LL 1 A M li nw ,x R n I...-x xi IN G Iyr Lipid. N. C. 1'lI.1.f.fi1'flmcrli' Buck rot 'I'l-Zl,I. 'i-in HERE we liau- the nun from Nlassaclinsrtts nhl: only lacks an lnonncle to he an linglish ini-xim- star. Anyway Huck is a fighter. Decnrueil five times and uonntletl three uhile st-rxing through entire nur uith British Army. CHARLES KCJXX':Xl.SKI 151 Lienr. N. C. lWi:'hig.1u Krock HPl.L l'0, S'l'AR'l' 'rnia l lRliU 'I'HERE isa pair of kids in Michigan who think Kowalski is a real soldier. Sn tl.. ue. Kruk liked to wear dress boots, but he unre out the seat of Livingstonls breeches getting them riff. llc says Davels legs make a good boot jack. JACK VVESLEY KITTllEI,L Cdplaill, N. G. l-Vafhizzglmr Ki: HI,LI. BITE, wnA'r is rr CAPTAIN -Iackn will probably be presented with a udiett' by the Mess Officer, after said Mess Officer reads this. Until now we do not believe it is generally known that he has con- sumed six eggs each morning for breakfast, a grand total of 557 eggs for the course. A con- siderable storage of energy. Outside of pistol practice, j'ack's chief hobby here is equitation. Second comes the desire of see the curtain go upf' HERBERT S. JOHNSON Ilfajor, Referee, Marracfrufettr Preaching Herb UNOVV SHOW! ME HOW 'ro DO THISH CAREFUL with this grenades men! Material for Major Generals is scarce. He admits he has seen life in f'Gay Paree -but not lived it. His three loves: Trout fishingg -women, and strawberries. Every officer who has come in contact with Major johnson has been greatly im- pressed with his enthusiasm and absolute sincerity. Long may he cheat the Undertaker! 5 is l,