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

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I924 , u. m l.. ,, ! 5 i OXVEN THOMAS TAPHORN lf! Lirut. X. C. Ufliff Tap uL'Riu' UPU T.XP came tn camp late so he was put inplhn' file closer. Couldn't get used tu it :lt first. He says he has stepped on more feet cutting though than any man in the Army. POYVELL THOMAS C 11 praiu, R eserw, C nl ilforuia Chief NDOPE rr OUT, THEN S1-ioOTl' HE came all the way from San Diego to listen to Davil at the table. Pass the soup. Has no bad habits except writing letters. The-re's a reason though boys. Mrs. Thomas and the children. Rumorcd he used to sit on the front row at burlesque before marriage. JASPER DORSEY TREECE 1:1 Lieui. Reyerve, Arlcama: 1 Ozark UDOVVN OUR YVAYH BY the time this is off the press Ozark will be the best dressed man in the Rifle Company. When not on duty he can always be found in con- ference with the tailor. All 7th Corps Area Offi- cers are invited to visit Treece at the end of the school to stay a month and fish and sample the Arkansas product. CLARENCE W. URBAN 1513 Liam. Referee, Pefmfylwzfzia Corn HVVHEN DO WE EAT AND HOW MUOHFJ' ,MORALE fluctuates with delivery and non- delivery of mail. fPOstal service here grades A l. Source of letters obvious. Worships at the shrine of Hpreparednessv and the Legions policy of Americanization, as evinced by his pres- ence at Benning and his work with Scout Troop number 9, Erie. lk '

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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.

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34: A nf it , ,I si , ity!! X Jlha lg 'K m -1 E7 Y .IV924-V 0 655 575 W M,ARVIN LEE VVALKER lff Lienf. N. G. Mi.f:i.ftippi Walk Doc-c:oNE HE is still wondering why the Book Shop would not sell him a map with the Uapprovecl solution printed on-it. Favorite pastime-writing to a person or per- sons unknown. Often late to formation. It is just possible that the former explains the latter. ALOYSIUS JAMES VVALSH Cfzpmilz, N. C. Ilfizzoix Paddy HIT THE BALL PATH IRISH Comedian. English Bayonet Instructor during the VVorld War. Keeps in practice jablving' at his partner in crime, Inskeep. Always has last word in any conversation followed by uproarious laughter by those in hearing distance. JOSEPH E. 'WALSH 2111! Liemf. N. C. Ohio -loc C.-KN make a cigarette look like a head light in night compass walk. RALPIi BRENVSTER WARD In Liam. N. G. Oregon ' Bevo - sHooT THE PUNKU - Here is the cause of that little item Gover- heatln on our board hills. Well, it was worth it though. Bevo came all the way from Oregon to Sl'lOXY US SOIUC flln- SPEAKING of eating-here was the champion.