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

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-'cf 0 -- ,f ll - .ff fix fi - 'Nv .fflfve-7-T-4 Q' iszgpgmuaoxifa, E ALEXANDER IQIEBIZR 1.fr Lieuf. N. C. Nffflmlvl Beans Ml4'l'NC'l'lONv FfXX'ORl'l'E pzistime-riding patrol lmzits from Cohlenz tu .-Xmsterllzun, also trying to have company function as such when scnttert-tl over an areal of sixty miles. HENRX' E. IZOBERTS Capfaiu, N. C. llfizmif Slopes UBY com iFAMOUS for making refunds to Finance Officer, Old Lady hard luck herself. Receives candy from Mlle, and hibernates until said candy dis- appears. Running true to his profession, news- paper, he is the personification of Annanins , only drinks on Sundays and week days. EDGAR ERNEST SCHROEDER lst Lieut. N. G. Vififforzxivr Shorty HMORE, 'VVAITERU SCHROEDER is just another good reason why bust pictures were taken for the Doughboy. He eouldn't get the same answers to the map pro- blems as the rest of the class did because he figured them from his own elevation. We believe that outside of Ringling Bros. Circus he is the only living being who can look clown on a man and still look up to him. ROY LAWRENCE Scofrr Captain N. G. .Mfivznexozfa Scotty MWELL I,LL BE DAMNEDH WHO could expect a man to learn map reading who comes from Sauk Centre, Minnesota. He thought an azimuth was fruit. f'Scotty got over it though and showed the boys up.

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,I ns'-A of .. nf , QQ, fl il A , my 41 -7. me A' D712 .. Q.-:A W , or 1 55317 - , L eiatfww .ac-1 A Xxl IEEE QQU BQX ' , +01 EDWARD LEYVIS RAMSEY If! Liezzt. N. G. New fancy Rosey A typical jersey Skeeter -always up before day break. Trying to bc a hermit or else studying for thc ministry. Believes Violet Ray is a movie actress. Doesn't seem to mind how far away pay day is-He must be queer. LAWRENCE O. RARICK Captain, N. G. Imiiamz Larry ABSOLUTELY 'LMAIOR how do you execute to the rear march, from Z1 halt? Still trying to find out how tu reverse a platoon and bring it back into place in one command. OTTO RAUCH Inf Lieuf. N. G. New York Songbird uYOU,RE A GREAT FELLOYVH SOMETIMES late, but never misses mess. Buy- ing boots for his regiment a hobby. FREDERICK GATES REINCKE 155 Li.-auf. N. G. Covzfzzctifrmf Fredie UISNLI' IT THOUGI-In A real likeable chap. llepresentative- from Con- nccticut's Capitol C1ty9 this in itself shows where Fredie stands. It takes material to make a beautiful City.

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In U nu 'N il nr .J ax 'lf , 1' as aww D 6 7 ik WINFIELD SCOTT C of one! , Rererw, Oklahoma Fuss and Feathers uTHAT,S MOST PECULIARU 'THERE was a Colonel whose name was Scott. VVhere he was his rifle was not-Now don't whisper and don't you tell, For he'll never find that rifle till they search in h--. He is big and round like a sugar barrel. He was built that way to hold his heart. He is Tl regular he-man who goes to church on Sundays. He goes to the Cricket on Saturday. He has had much experience as a fighting man. He is a horn leader of men, an astute politician and he will go higher. PAUL ADELBERT SEIBERLING Captain, N. G. Ilzzfiazm Mike HHUH HAH CORPORAL of the 4th Squad and a hard worker. Favorite pastime-sleeping. Greatest dread- an instructor. Mike is a Hoosier and a good fellow. ROBERT HENRY STEVENSON Cnpfam, Referee, Pelzmyfffanizz Bud 'KOH nov! ALMOST made famous by a name but lacked one. Middle name should have been Louis. Bud has two pastimes, Machine Guns and Golf. I-lis. favorite pastime though is laughing at funny stories. Very seldom laughed. WESLEY A. FRAZER Captain, N. G. Mifzfzefota Abe 'KHORSE SHOESU A typical army man-Grouches more and works as hard as any man in the company.