Horner Military School - Zip Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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iipume OW sweet is that word home to every school boy and girl. How many cherished memories does it recall? Home where we shall again press in fond affection the pure, sweet lips of our dear old mothers. Home where we shall once more grasp the wrinkled hand of our father who has safely piloted us thus far in life, and who has made possible this opportunity for the development of our mental faculties. Home, where our sisters and brothers, both old and young, will greet in tears of joy, him who returns home from school. Why is it the heart of every school boy thrills with joy when Christmas nears? It is because he knows he willi soon be with those whom he first knew and learned to love. He quivers with joy of a new life when he thinks of the time nearby when such visions of big dinners, days in the fields and woods, with dog and gun, parties on cold and sleety nights, will come true. He thinks of how he will be allowed to spend a short time at home, standing in the pres- ence of the past and composing one of the group of loved ones encircling the hearthstone of his childhood days. He thinks of how his faithful dog will run out in fierceness to meet the stranger, and how he will wobble himself up side- ways when he recognizes his master, how he will cover him with canine caresses and hurry back to the house to inform his family of his arrival. We, as young people, who are just entering the solemn struggles of life, let us always keep in the innermost recesses of our hearts a deep, reverential love for those who so ten- derly and lovingly nutured us through our helpless infancy, and may we always strive to conform to their wishes for our mental, physical and moral welfare, May our souls ever be stirred at the thoughts of home, and may we unfailingly do

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homage at the sacred remembrance of the place where we were lifted from our cradles to look out upon a world full ol sunshine ancl shadow, lull of wealth and poverty, full of turmoil ancl trouble, full ol joy and sorrow. V May Cod strengthen that one who goes home only to hncl a vacant cliair by the loss ol a loved one. H. E. W., IZ. X Y .ao o .o.o,' so