Training for Army & Navy Leadership
OFFICER TRAINING AT FORT BENNING Carl von Pechmann 38 says he got "tired of seeing navy groups pictured in the ALUMNI MAGAZINE" and took the above snapshot of Dartmouth alumni training for commissionsat the army camp in Georgia. The prospective second lieutenants, infantry, are, left toright, standing: Sgt. C. von Pechmann '38, Corp. J. D. Horn '39, Corp. J. Keating '41,Corp. L. F. Frick '36. Kneeling, Corp. R. Oppenheim '40, Corp. J. Brenner '39, and Corp.Ike Weed '40.
RECENTLY COMMISSIONED ENSIGNS IN U. S. NAVY The latest graduating class of midshipmen, U.S.N.JR.., on the "Prairie State," trainingship in New York City, included the Dartmouth men shown above. Lieut. Comdr. GeorgeC. Currier '27 (upper left) is in charge of the training in which 450 new naval officers weregraduated in the last class. The Dartmouth members of the class above are first row, leftto right: Grant Hesser '41, Sam Williams '40, Bob Neill '35, H. C. Vanßiper '38, E. F.Kendall 36. Standing: George C. Currier ' 17, Jack Harley '40, Waring Carrington '41,Herb Heaton '40, Bruce Brown '41, E. P. Stafford '42, Arnold Bartlett '41. Not in pictureBill Canfield '3B.
