Horner Military School - Zip Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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QBur Qlpbahet fDedtcatcd to the memory ofour well-beloved deseased Alphabet Pain., A-Stands for Allein, though by no means a fool, I am sorry to say he has ears like a mule. B---Stands for Beard, no natty and neat: Who as the girls say is just to sweet. C-Stands for Cow-anfdj Blalock, a wonder so great, Who with one mouthful eats all on his plate. D-Stands for Drewry, our chipmunlf so small, E. Who stands high in his class, though is not very tall. s for Edward Joyner, our O. D., the best,- Who soatfs it to 'em right and left, and does it with zest. F-ls for Faulkner, the idlest one of all,' Besides smolfing he does nothing at all. G-ls for Garrison, who stands six feet four,' Sleeps with his head on pillow and feet on floor. H-Stands for Harlfins, an athletic bull, And of Lapane he is certainly full. I-ls for lndiference, the tribute we pay, To our lessons and duties day after day. ,I-Stands for julian, a hopeful cadet, Whom the office of captain may satisfy yet. K-Stands for Kinney, the guy with a nose, Who when he gets loose to bread shop he goes. L-Stands for Lanier, a preacher's song M And he is very proud of his chevrons won. -Stands for Meadows, who's blind at the bat, But pitching curved balls he's got it down pat. N-Stands for New Boy, whose real name is Rat, Who often receives the broad end of a slat. O-Stands for Old Boy, who thinlfs he lfnows all,' And poor little Rattile lfnonws nothing at all.

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P-Slands for Pain, our professor so grand, fll leaching school heis lvesl in lhe land. Q-Slands for Quevedo, from the Cuban isle, Who lneels all lhe ladies nfillz a silly smile. R-Slands for Rome, our friendly old foe, Wlro malges you learn Lalin Ivhellzer or no S+Slands for Smilh, who lallgs all dayg ll's marvelous lo tell how lillle he'll say. T-ls for Timlverlalge, the man from lhe farm: Old-time clog dancing is his only charm. U-ls for useless as lhese verses may he, If lhose who are lzil lheir fuulls cunnol see. V--Stands for Variely, unknown lo sports, PVho baffle lhe major hy denying reporls. W-Slands for Winslon, of whom we have llvo, The younger of whom Ivears quile a large shoe. Le! X, Y. Z sland for any old lhing, For lhat's what we get when the dinner bell rings. O. L. C.-'l2. ,Y Z!-1,742-lgrxygfgyf .I ,,-W., If X, piggy, A 7, If I FU N