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

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.... 'ar f +A --A.- . li A - 1 Qi I I 7,5 A .' N f , N V. - ' tk- - C1231-LQQl!9!1QQYD!A ARNOLD EUGENE NICTCORIJ Zin! Linn. X. C. C.'.1fiff1H1f.1 lxlglf cn lfl'liH WYE gilxxziys xxoi1tlI'i'uil xxh.uI m.i.lv Nl.ic's ni-sv so red :Intl upon inquiring uc t'I-unil 1-ul thin it was glasses. No-not xihnt you think. ll's thc glasses hu wt-zlrs. Cldsscs or no glisscs thu. Maids llollywornl mxunzi is thc rt-.ul :irticlv :intl :Ifter this czunp is Over lliillynmnl fin' us. Nl.Ic nlsu cuts :I dashing figure on nn O. D. lTHllL'. Check. ALBER'l' BIQCCULLOLTGH, JR. III Lienf. Re',fa1'f'a, Cmlfzcrfifuf Mac HI.E'l',S mol' THE greatest hero of the camp. The janitor leaving the Qunrtcrmzlster Sales Store, :is he was locking up, heard :I noise. A few seconds Inter he found Lt. llrlonrne locked in. Here we have the hero who affected his release. Connecti- cut claims him. WILLIAM H. MCGARRY Cdpfdill, N. G. Iwrzrmcflurefls Bill UHO HO HA HA HBE HEEU REPUTED to he the Oldest hzxchelor at Fort Benning. It's Il shame too for Mac isn't that kind-and already suspicion surrouncls him, 'cause Z1 big man like Mac clOcsn't :Is Z1 rule in- clude two trips daily to the Post Office :ls :1 part of his religion when its so fur away, CHARLES MONROE MCGRADY Cajntaivz, N. G. Oklahoma UGOSH ALL FISH HOOKS GUN fire, riots, and rattlcsnzlkes have made danger delicious to O'Ca11nh:1n. He ents it up. Give him a chance and he would make Oklahoma a safe place to live. - -' 'ali f'g.r.S . N, M '. -Aa-f . T+'T?v.5i .AW . .,,.

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P sf ,N AZ ! 41 lx gh l'K :' -,A - I924 DOUGHBOY LESTER B. LINDSAY Captain, N. G. Vlfismrzrirz Crip 'KHEADS UPU 'THE Badger with the motto on Wisconsirxfl Who has rifle number 99999? . Bought :1 team of white mules to haul his corn. KENNETH LITTLE Cllpfdill, Re.fart'e, Ohio Tiny NCEE NVHIZU HERE we have the man whose last name is Il complete description. So short he had to bczi-t Uncle Sam. I-lc laid a lot of the big boys low on hard work though. A lawyer from Ohio. DAVID P. LIVINGSTON Captain, N. G. Iowa Davie UBARREL 'EMU HERE is the corn fed boy from Iowa, who is official weather prophet. He quit growing because they ran out of corn. He says it aint going to rain no mo. Lives at a Y. M. C. A. FRANK M. LONG Captain, Rexerve, Pelz1z.fylf1a7zia Mack HPIPE DOVVNH MACK was Cl great fellow and well liked by all the company, but he had two liabilities. One was his mustache, and the other was that he would go to sleep in class once in Z1 while. Got sleepy in Pittsburg.

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Je. ll I . V 9 4LJ:-, 2f,'i.i i-Q 'v-A AQ :ez onus:-l ov M PEr'roN NICSWAIN Capfaifl, N. C. North ClZ7'0fillll Mack uno nas My RIFLEU M.-XCfK loves to travel at 600 Azimuth-here is the way he does it. fNote: Head high- night tlarkj. 98499-llang-lll6-Ka I'lunk- uhere the lllank is my compass. New Azimuth 600 Cneeille stuck.l Mack claims he never knew the south pole was 61,10 azimuth. CARLISLE IWADSON Capraizz, N. G. Mil11lE.f0fll Corporal xx 111-:mils 'ri-LE 'l'15N'I'H SQUAD? H Tilt Corporal has gained distinction by handl- ing his unruly 10th Squad. When he gcts them together once at Fall in his troubles are over, mostlyg hut his number one insists on taking a position in the First Platoon, thereby causing the Corporal considerable bother. FRED JAMES MATTINGLY 111' Lifffrf. N. G. l'f i,fr011,fif1 Bally HPUT HER our OF THE PARKU BALLH' claims its a hard joh to part his hair strziiglit in time for dinner. Bally explains all this hy the statement! Crass don't grow on a husy street. Always ready for any fun making expedition. They grow 'em that way in VVisconsin. ESTON EUREL NIELTON 2m! Liezrf. N. G. Georgia I Sheet now coME'l ONE of the runty memhers of the 6th Squad, who only traveled IOU miles to camp. Hels one of the Georgia boys who was in the Rainbow Division during the war. llatl to march heside NValsh.