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Skull and Bones entry from the 1948 Yale Banner. Former President George Herbert Walker Bush is listed fourth down.

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Image was scanned from my own personal copy of the 1948 Yale Banner. This image is of interest concerning historical figures, including George Herbert Walker Bush and Thomas W.L. Ashley, and is used to provide evidence of the figure' involvement in a controversial secret society. No copyright information is contained in the Yale Banner.

The image is used in the article for Thomas W. L. Ashley to illustrate and document Thomas William Ludlow Ashley's membership in the Skull and Bones club during his time at Yale in the late 1940's. The image is a scan from the 1948 Yale Banner, which contains no copyright notification. The image is a unique historic ephemeral artifact, and is non-replaceable.

The image is used in the article for List of Skull and Bones members to illustrate and document the inclusion of some of the people listed in the article. The image is a scan from the 1948 Yale Banner, which contains no copyright notification. The image is a unique historic ephemeral artifact, and is non-replaceable.

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