US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Eustis, VA)

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BARRETT, 1LOBERT S. . BOLEY, CHARLES C. . DENT, CHARLES R.. . EAST, JOHN W. . . FARLEY, ROBERT F. . :kARON, CHARLES A. B.-IGwELL, AYITHERS I. ClOLEM.-KN, BIELBURN T. DUNCAN, JOHN C. . IEDSVARDS, BENJAMIN H. FOSTER, JOHN D. . FOSTER, YVILLIAM H. GARMAN, CLOvIs C. . LIENDERSON, PAUL B. . JEFFRESS, CPI.-XRLES XV. .XD.-AMS. RICHARD E. . .-XNDERSON, RIXYBIOND E. :kNDREYYS, OSCAR W. AUSTIN, ZENOHIA, JR. BAKER, JOSEPH L. . BARRETT, HENRY S. BASSETT, GEORGE M. BASSETT, NOELI, . BAUMGARDNER. ISAAC E. BEASLE1', BIURRAY . BEAVINS, RAYMOND T. BEVELL, .ALLAN J. . BOONE, CLARENCE R. BOWMAN, PAUL R. . BRITTS, CHARLES L. BROTVDER, JAMES R. . BROWN, JAMES S. . BURKETT, BROOKS G. . BUTLER, GEORGE P. CARTER, CARL C. . CARTER, CHAFFIN . CHAEFIN, JAMES J. . CLARR, JOHN F. . . CLEMENTS, :XUBREY E. COLEMAN, CECIL M. COLEMAN, FRANK G. . COOKE, ROBERT Y. CJOPELAND, PAUL G. CRADDOCR, GEORGE B. CREwS, ARTHUR G. DANIEL, DEXTER B. DANIELS, WRIGHT C. DAVIS, EVERETT J. DEAN, ROBERT V. DEY, DONALD F. . DEY, VVILLIAAI J. . DOEYNS, TOM S. . DUNCAN, THOAIAS J. . ECHOLS, AMBLER J. EL.-IM, ARTHUR T. . FOLTZ, EARL W. . Cl.-XLLAGER, ROBERT C. GARDNER, SYLVESTER L. GJXRAIAN, Ci.-XRLAND B. GARRETT, TYLER K. GARRETT, WILLIAM W. GIXHRISON, ELLISON C. GIvENs HABIPTON S. Fort Eustis- O-D -Fort Eustis if COMPANY F 34'1'I-I INFANTRY, CMTC if AVPIITE COURSE fActing Sergeantsj 528 Harnpton Pl., Portsinoutli, Aa. . G06 Church St., Lynchburg, Ya. . . . . Roanoke, Va. , G-6 Easthover St., Norfolk, Ya. . 204 S. Alain St., Danville, Va. Ci!-IISIGLIN, LINDSAY S. . GLJKSS, NIOIITON . HALL, WVILLIAM F. . BIACLEAN, EDXVAHD L. NIORTON, CHARLES . RED COURSE Cfkcting Corporalsj R. F. D. 7, Roanoke, . Barbour St., Boston . . . Rockymount, . 316 XV. 34th St., Norfolk, . . SUS Green St., Danville, . Norfolk Navy Yard, Norfolk . 415 N. Ridge St., Danville . . R. F. D. 1, Catawba R. F. D. 2, QQ, Berrys, Norfolk . . . . Clarksville BA . . BON -2, Blackstone . , . W ytheville Fairview, Box 516. Roanoke S125 Eighth St., Lynchburg . '. North Tazewell . . . Richlands BON 223, Pulaski . , Box 223, Pulaski . . . Wytlieville R. F. D. 3, Stuart . Lawrenceville . . Boydton . Box 74, Pocahontas . . . YVytheville . . North Tazewell . 667 Jefferies St., Danville . R. F. D. 4. Roanoke . Gen. Del., XVest Graham . . . Reedville . . . Randolph , , , . 1Tytl1evillc, . . . Scottsburg 3307 Viiarwielc Ave., Lyncliburg, . , . Lawrenceville, . S69 Green St., Danville 421 Albemarle Ave., Roanoke 501 Arlington Rd., Roanoke, . . M . . Fries . 1103 Wise St., Lynchburg: . . . . Saxe . . . Horse-pen . . Drakcs Branch Moss St., M artinsville: . . South Hill . North Tazewell . . North Tazewell . . R. F. D. 3, Stuart . R. F. D. 2, Box 81, Pulaski 620 Pine St., Clifton Forge . R. F. D. 1, South Hill . 106 Graham Ave., Bluefield . R. F. D. 2, The Hollow . . . . Victoria , . R.. F. D. 1, Catawba . . Spout Springs . S. Main St., Rockymount . . . . Reedville Newcastle GOODwiN, F. H. . 925 McCormick St., Clifton Forge GRAVITT, VVILLIAM H. GUNN, ALEX P. . H.ABEL, JAMES M., JR. HHLRPER, GEORGE R. HTXSKINS, JOHN E. . HATCHER, HENRY N. . R. F. D. 4, Box 9, Virgilina . . . . Halifax . . . . Jettersville . . . Dry Fork . 1123 Floyd St., Lynchburg . S34 Grove St., Danville HATCHER, VVM. S. . 3307 Memorial Ave., Lynchburg PI.-LRDISON, RICHARD J. HARVEY, HAROLD R. HOLT, ROBERT' W. . INGE, AUBREY L. . . . . BON 292, Crewe, . . . Drewrys Bluff . . . Halifax . . . . Victoria JACKSON, HAYNIE H. .... Chase City JACKSON, BJILTON L. Saint, Alban's Hospital, Bradford JACKSON, PRESLEY F. JOHNSON, LIvINGSToN M. . . . JOHNSON, SAM C. . KEETON, CHARLES W. . LACY, FRANK M. . Chase City Midlothian . R. F. D. 2, Box 46, Pulaski . . . Lawrenceville . . Halifax: I v I v v Y v v v Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va V a JEFFRESS, JORDAN C. JOHNSON, JAMES P. . INIIIK, l'10W.-XRD A. . NOCR, ELBRIDGE E. PRESTON, 'FHOMAS C. SAvAGE, BALLARD S. . SMITH, l'lARRY D. . STEEL, JAMES G. . STEELE, JAMES R. . BJOUNG, CHARLES F. SIC COURSE Va Va Va Va Ya Va Va V Va V fi a Va Va Va Va Va Ya V a Va Va Va Va Va Va Y Va V Z1 a Va Va Va Va V a Va Va 1' a Va Va. V a V 21 Va 1- a Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va V a V a Va Va Va Va Va Va l I ,Ra V a Va Va Va Va Va 252 Browning St., Norfolk Fa. . i 2004 Grace St., Lynchburg, Va. 324 South St., Norfolk, Va. . . North Emporia, Va. 656 May Avc., Norfolk, Va. . . . . Boydton, Va. . 506 Mantco St., Norfolk, Va. 1503 Prentiss St., Portsmouth, Va. 511 New York Ave., Norfolk, Va. 522 Blenlieini Rd., Roanoke, Va. '24 Alleghany St., Clifton Forge, Va. . . . . Lowmoor, V a. . 135 Malboro Ave., Norfolk, Va. . . Box 15. Boyclton. Va. . . Mouth of Wilson, Va. LANCASTER, HERBERT R. . . . . Snowville, Wa. LAPRADE, GARLAND T. LANEAVE, WILLIAM E. LOFTUS, JOE T. . LOVE, BENJAMIN VV. . BJALOXIC, JOHN H. . BJARTIN, WM. A. BIASSIE, IEDWAHD P. BIATTI-IEXVS, CLAUDE C. MANEY, CHARLES M. MUGEE, RICHARD C. NICNAIR, ROBERT T. MICHIE, CHARLES Q., JR. BIOBLEY, ILOBEHT R. . BJORGAN, CRESSY B. BIYERS, CARL V. . NANNY, FRED S. . NEAL, CHALMER J. . NELSON, ILOBERT S. . NO1iX'ELL, JOSEPH H. . ODHAM, JOHN . . O'NEAL, 'FHOMAS . PADGETT, SAMUEL D. PENN, JOHN R. . PHILLIPS, ODELL E. POWVER, BENJAMIN K. PRICE, WILLIAM E., JR. PUGH, LIERBERT M. . PIIRDY, CLARENCE N. RAwL1NGs, RICHARD C. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM D. RICHARDSON, CLYDE A. RILEY, JOHN R. . ROBERTSON, WILLIAM J. RODENHEIZER BENNARD Diamond Ave., ROCiiyII10l.11'1t, Va. . . . Box 305, Crewe. Ya. . . . Last Radford, Va. . . Tenth St., Victoria, Va. . 3407 Wilson Ave., Lynchburg, Va. 1524 Salem Ave., Roanoke, Va. Y . 60S Prospect Walk, Clifton Forge, a. . . Center St., Galax, Va. . Church St., Pocahontas, Va. 115 Dennison Avo., Roanoltie, . i. . . Emporia, Va. . . 11th St., Victoria, Va. 148 Sutherland Ave., Danville, Va. . . . Martinsville, Va. . . . . Newcastle, Va. . . South Hill, Va. . . Box 312, Bluefield, Va. , . . . Victoria, Va. Box 34, Charlotte Court House, Va. St. Clair St., Pocahontas, Ya. . Amelia Court House, Va. . 1225 Early St., Lynchburg, Va. Starling Ave., Martinsville, Va.. . . . Newcastle, Va. . . . Ringgold, Va. . . . Lawrenceville, Va. . R. F. D. 7, S. Richmond. Va. , , . YVythcville, Va.. . . Lawrenceville, Va. I I. , , Amelia, Va. 246 Mass St., Martinsville, Va. . l 610 WorSha1I1 St., Danville. Va. . . R. F. D. 1, Witt. Va. 716 Cabell St., Lynchburg, Va. RHODES, EASTEY A. . 1030 Downey St., East Bradford, Ya. SAWVYER, THEDFORD D. . . . . Richlands, Va. SHACRELTON, ARTHUR B. . . . . Victoria, Va. SHORTER, CARLTON A. SMITH, BERNARD . SMITHEY, ROYAL E. . SMYTHERS, WKVILLIAM C. SPRAGGINS, SUTHIE E. SPR.-XGGINS, VVILLIAM S. . . . . Callands, Va. . SS Graham Ave., Bluefield, Va. . 704 High St., Farmville, Va. . . . . Sniitlivillc, Va . . . . . Gasburg, Va. . . . . Gasburg, STANCIL, ARTHUR D. 92, Mosleys, R. F. D. 2, Powhatan, a. STEED, BRANDON E. . SZANYLYDAN . . TATE, NERNON C. . . . . Meredithville, Va. . . . Pocahontas, Va. , . . R. F. D. 3, Saxc, Va. THOMPSON, LATVRENCE R. ..., Rustberg, Ya. TREXLER, FLOYD L. . Centralia, Va. WTANCAMP, CH:XRLES R. VASSAR, ATWOOD F. . VEST, ROBERT M. . WVARD, BEN . . VVARXVICK, TROY G. WELLS, EUGENE M. VVEYMOUTH VVILLIAM V V. 1000 Cabell St., Lynchburg, a. . . . . Victoria, Va. . , . . Newcastle, Va, . R. F. D. 2, Box 38, Pulaski, Va. . . . LaCrosse, Va. . . . Pocahontas, Va. BOY 17 Cullen, Va. WVHEDBEE, JAMES P. . 3 Green Park Apts., Danville. Xa. WHITE, HUGH E. . VVILLIAMS, PHILIP S. VVILLIAMS, R.'XNDOLPH M. VVILLIAMS, CARL W. . . BON 82, Blueheld, Va. . . Pine Creek Mills, 1 a. . . . Lawrenceville, Va. . . . Blackstone, Va. WVILLIAMSON, ROBERT B. . 213 Gravely St., Marionville, X a. WOOLLEY, RICH.NIlD W. VVRENN, CHARLES H. XYOUNG, PRETTIS J. . 136 Sutherlin Ave., Danville, Va. . . . . Victoria. Va. J I ' . Ioca Iontns. Y a. Page Sixfygfirle ti.V-ViYNQVUAYAVAVAYAVA'M'uYn'-Vu'nV-YAYIVIVNAVAYHL' I A 5 YAYAY-V-vn'h'l'Nn'lWVaYaYn'-Yofuf-BYAW'u'AvAYaYgY5VAYA I

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if Fort Eustis- O-D -Fort Eustis GGNIPANY F IMPRESSIONS G. SCHVVARZMANN qi I Gig X K F- W x It 77 I 1 t f Everyone is fresh, eager and happy, and at the first rest many of the boys growl because they can't go on. Everywhere along the line songs and cheers are heard, for they are really a jolly group of young soldiers. Four .miles out on the road the step is lagging, the cheering has ceased, and occasionally there is heard the call, 4WVhen do we restil? A blimp soars overhead, the tents are pitched and make a beautiful but awesome, sight, awesome enough to any General who might have to defend himself against them at least. The second battalion attacks the first, which represents the British. Of course we know who won, they always do. The boys look fine as they go, a bit dusty, to chow line for supper. But they have a victory chalked up to their credit and are soon to have a refreshing swim in the York river. The march back to camp is made with no casualties. Groans are heard, complaints, and grumbling because of sore feet, tired and aching muscles and other discomforts of a hike. Now that itis over everyone wants to try it again. It was a fine hike. SUNG TO THE TUNE OF HTRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMPU Hike, hike, hike the boys are marching. Hello, Yorktown, here we come. Then beneath your starry skies, Wfe will pitch our tents slant-wise, And weill gather round our old camp fires again. ATHLETICS IN COMPANY FH WILLIAM W. GLASS Since the first day in camp, athletics have played a very important part in the life of Company NF . Boxing and baseball equipment was early in evidence, and the boys from Old Virginia were swatting that pill and hitting him in the eye with a vim and excellence to be expected of professionals only. Soon organized athletics began, and we had our introduction to speedball. The formation of a baseball team and the tennis tour- nament also occupied our attention. Boxing was started in earnest, and competition be- tween the companies became very keen. Company FH was almost always sure of bringing home the bacon when either Sartelle, Johnson, Young, or Matthews stepped into the ring. These men show great promise for future triumphs in the ring, and we will always be rooting for them just as we did in the arena. Wfhen we had been in camp about a week the new swimming pool was opened, those who were ambitious along aquatic lines were soon sporting in the water and trying out various dives and strokes, Quite a few of our men signed up for the track meet. Our success has been largely due to the diligent work of Lieutenant WVelsh in base- ball, Lieutenant Baxley in speedball and tennis, Lieutenant Sowers in track, and Sergeant Michael in boxing. i Nlassie showed up very well in the tennis tournament by beating all rivals until the finals when he had to play right after beating his man in the semi-finals. He won his first set 6-0, but after that he was too worn out to put up his best game and so lost out. Pagr SZIXIBV-.VL'i c'7l n nYa'1V .VY VVV MYY- mV -V-'.YYV- . 1 A 4 1 n u 0 J A '