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Joey in paper hat (corrugated cardboard, foil, mistletoe).

Ft. Oglethorpe, GA

Ink Drawing

14" x 8.5"

Sarah in a paper hat (wrapping tissue, spool of tape, mistletoe).

Ft. Oglethorpe, GA

Ink Drawing

12" x 8"

PAPER HATS

The paper hats were made in the Publications / Art Department of Ft. Oglethorpe, GA at Christmas, 1943. They were made primarily to escape the excrutiating boredom while waiting for our next assignment, and additionaly to bug the officers who constantly demanded a totally correct dress (uniform) -- day and night. They were made with whatever materials were available at the time. They happened on several occasions with variations.

McKelvey wearing "Red Tape" (tape and paper hands staples to coveralls).

Ft. Oglethorpe, GA

Ink Drawing

14" x 8.5"

PAPER HATS

The paper hats were made in the Publications / Art Department of Ft. Oglethorpe, GA at Christmas, 1943. They were made primarily to escape the excrutiating boredom while waiting for our next assignment, and additionaly to bug the officers who constantly demanded a totally correct dress (uniform) -- day and night. They were made with whatever materials were available at the time. They happened on several occasions with variations.

Gig in paper hat. (Construction paper).

Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., '44

Ink Drawing

12" x 9.5"

PAPER HATS

The paper hats were made in the Publications / Art Department of Ft. Oglethorpe, GA at Christmas, 1943. They were made primarily to escape the excrutiating boredom while waiting for our next assignment, and additionaly to bug the officers who constantly demanded a totally correct dress (uniform) -- day and night. They were made with whatever materials were available at the time. They happened on several occasions with variations.

Krud in paper hat (tissue turban with mistletoe and tinsel).

Ft. Oglethorpe, GA

Ink Drawing

12" x 9.5"

PAPER HATS

The paper hats were made in the Publications / Art Department of Ft. Oglethorpe, GA at Christmas, 1943. They were made primarily to escape the excrutiating boredom while waiting for our next assignment, and additionaly to bug the officers who constantly demanded a totally correct dress (uniform) -- day and night. They were made with whatever materials were available at the time. They happened on several occasions with variations.

Passing in Review (each noon after lunch).

Ft. Oglethorpe, GA

  • Ft. Oglethorpe, GA

Watercolor, Pencil Drawing

9" x 7"
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