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

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In an y Q 'vu N' .ln xiii- ', Ak: 'f C l922.U9lEH!0XD:,, Curifoko A. Mll.I.lZR Irr Lieur. N. C. PflllU.fylf'rIlliil Silk Hat Harry 1,1i'l s oo H.-XRRl S chief trouble is slou mess st-rxite. llis ideal of service is to haw his food out on the tahle just as he pushes up his chair. llc says when he gets hack to Pcnnsylxania he'll show the Colonel whether he can wear pink pants or not. Sav Boss! You all nun those five trunks out ycreii I dun thot they was movin Regimental lcleadquartcrs, Sir. ERNEST BRUMAGHIM MILLER IJ! Lieuf. N. G. Mil111c.ff1lf1 As You WER1-in :LITTLE can he said in a joking way, as he lives up to his name. He is earnest in every respect and is constantly on the job in an effort to carry all the honors hack to Minnesota. When it comes to pistol shooting he can't he beat, although if you ask him he'll say he prefers rocks. KENNETH VVELLS MOMEX'ER Captain, N. G. Pemzrylzwuia Ken WHO is SHE? IF you ever want him for anything look for a dance. He will be there. At all other times, when not at class, he will be found at the Post Office. Old Kid Ken has announced his intention of running for mayor of Biglerville several times, but has never started an active campaign. Now on the level, we are of the opinion that hc would make a better Truant Officer for the Shavetails than Mayor. Therefore, he is nomin- ated and unamiously elected to take care of, and to control, all Knights of the Pink Bar. ROSEWELL B. MONROE Ist Lieut. N. G. West Virginia KKDOCU ROSS is the boy who practiced with his pistol on the coal box until stopped by the un- known Major. We have all had the experience of being locked out of the- Q. M. Store, but Doc is the only man in captivity who is known to have been locked in. -p -.Rr 'r is-, P4 ,,.L. R

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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.

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J- of--,f . . Q A -f 192 oougugjj 9 ,X f f V' Jim. -L: if' 7 IM' N' R W- t I ' IVIORRIS R. MOORE Citlpfllill, N. G. I-l1'k4Hz.faf Chuck '1'11A'r's RIGHT!! ALASY We know him well-a subtle soul of silence. An apple of gold in a basket of silver-the most likeable of men. The fine wrink- les of his face are hut traces where smiles have Hu been. Vv'hen he is in robust health he takes 34 number IU detonaters and ll pounds of Fulminatc for breakfast. A thin gruel of T. N. T. is his natural drink. He is so fast on his feet that he always arrives at his destination before starting. Saint Peter has already assigned him to a Corps of thrice gilded angles, when he shall have left the world behind. Further than that the affiant saith not. THOMAS MOORE In Liezzt. N. G. Jilaryffzzzrf UPICEP s1cH'r WIIILE out on map problem one night Lt. Moore shouted out to his partner, who was counting strides 'flloltl on there you are too has y, we are leaving the :izimuths behind. CANDELARIO lV1ORALES Cclffclfll, N. G, P01111 Rifo Fife 1-uxwuawcao, efux.-n,Li5Ro, mL's'rixemO, PORTO RICOH 1-XLNV.-XYS thinking' of the sunny land and when helll :et back. He is the right guide of the second platoon of the Rifle Co. XVhen his Company is marching to the North hc marches to the South with an azimuth of 16116 trying to locate the beautiful village of Guayanville in the sunny Porto Rico. What is the enchantment of this village? I don't know. Better ask him-he knows. GUY JOHN MORELLE Ixf Liezfr. N. G. New York Shiek MY OIRL IN UTICA, ETC. ifref' AIIPLIES the motto of the Infantry School Quite frequently at thc Cricket. Never without his camera. Always buying new uniforms. Never fails to tell us about the 'Kquecnn in Utica. Delights in arguments. Q Hopes the Army abolish- es topograpliy. Q Knocks the ladies cold. A regular heart- brcaker-slicked hair n' everything.