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

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.l,. .X fi , , i-' 1 V ' N l9243ouaHgQyD.MX .ALLAN SCo'r'r hVA'1i'I'5 fm! Linn. X. CI. C.'.1!ifm'1li.l :Xl u'ii.-vi' nlr.-x sixrf l' HL5'l' sun in California hlcnclieil his h.iir, hut tli.ln'K cool: everything out of his ripple. :Xl- xrnys working Jlllul :ilunys in tl gi-otl lmmor. l-'irsl seen in the morning in the kitchen. I..ust seen Ill nlglll Cilllflg. EDNXi'.'XIlD RUSSELL XVERNER Czlftltllll, XV. C. Nero lvflfd' The Skipper cam: unix HE hziils from the town where they mzlke the biggest writer frills in the country. l'romisutl his wife he u'oul.l go to church every Sunday Illlkl faithfully lived up Eu his promise. For this he wns decorated with the Meclnlle Marital. Always set for :l good mezil. A hnrd worker- promises to show us rt regular time, when we drift in the direction of Buffalo. FRED MARKLEX' 'WHEELER lf! Lielzt. N. G. CHjifOl'7IflZ Ma1'k 1 DlDN,T HEAR ITU HE says he is going to quit the service, because one has to be at college professor to hold :x commission. I-le says it is too much to expect one person to know it all,-meaning maps and every? thing. He said he never would have made ex- pert with the pistol had he not had previous training in map reading, as he learned the dif- ference between horizontal fllld vertical from the Fire Control Maps. HUNTER VVHITESELL Captain, N. G. Tefzfrmree Whitey 'CGIMME A DOLLAHU 0NE of the Tennessee boys, who was forced into being il goat, class treztsurer. His favorite pastime was hunting some one who had il key to his locker. Record breaker for tardiness to class.

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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.

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LQ,-N A K1 . ! .0 ,N A I M m - , ,- l- i m 70 I924- DOUGHBOY ' ! RUEL G. WILLIAMS lit Liezzt. N. G. .Michigan Rouge HGEE, WHAT A ROTTEN PICTUREH HEllE'S the skin you love to touch. Celery is the cause. Comes from the celery country up in Michigan. Made a soldier of himself from a Upill roller. Hurrah for Rouge. KENNETH A. VVILSON Ist Lieut. N. G. California Keun HBOY HOVVDYV, KENN'S advice: is Go West young man, go West. Kenn assures all present that it only mists in California and you czIn't buy eggs. LESTER LEWIS WITHAM If! Lieut. N. G. Maizia Less UGOOD LORDU LESS comes from the tall timbers of Maine and although a very quiet boy, he is a good example of the old saying, Still waters run deep. His one regret is that he is losing his hair. FRANK D. WOOD In Liezzt. N. G. Kavzmx Wooclie Fon GOSH SAKEU WOODIE says Field Officers don't rate rifles no how. i'WlIercls mine? -Oh! I knew he had it all the timef' This Beaux Brummeln from Kansas City was the star performer at all social functions.