Horner Military School - Zip Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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Senior Z5-fturp s N undertaking to present to our reader an impartial history ol the class of t9I2, a great difliculty confronts the historian. 'lihe space allotted us is lar too small to permit ol our going into minute details. even if we wished to be burdensome to our renders Could you have seen us in the fall ol l908, when first we reached Horner's, roaming aimlessly from one end ol the held to the other, you would at once have been reminded of The Ship at Sea Witlwout a Rudder. However, it was not long before we were being broken in by a cadet corporal from the yearlings, whom we thought very cruel and inhuman. Later we were divided into companies and initiated into military life with a vengeance, gradually we set- tled down to work, living in constant dread of the yearlings. Thus was our rat year passed. In the fall of I909 many of us again assembled on the campus, but this time not as an insignificant rat, but as very important yearlings, full of the anticipated pleasure ol avenging ourselves on those who filled our last year's shoes Then we began to realite our importance and to impress it upon others. This year we furnished the football team with five men, the baseball squad with three, and the track team with seven. 'Tis with genuine sorrow we see this year drawing to a close, though a part of us are to be promoted to the junior class. September. l9l0, sees still fewer of the original class, but the places of those who have left us have been filled by others from the recruits. Now we come in closer contact with the all-important Seniorsg still we feel that we are of some importance, too, as we supplied the different athletic teams with more men than any of the other classes. May the Zlst, 191 l ! All examinations are over, though a few not passed, yet we feel fully capable of performing a Seniors duties. The scholastic year ol l9lI and l9IZ brings with it The Parting of the Ways, where many of us part to meet no more. Al last we have come to the sad realization of the fact that being a successful Senior is by no means the snap we had dreaneed of. However, wr: passed most of on our tall examinations. also the mid-year ones, and so we feel confident of our 'Asheep-skins in the end, the reward of the faithful. CLASS HisToR1AN.

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Senior Superlatihes Ufoted by Senior Class, February 8, 1912.1 Wfost Popular ,A....... Best Athtete,,,e,, Best Looking ...,....... Best A II-round Man ,..... Best Speaker .,AA.,.,A. Best Student ,.,,,,, Biggest Crootf ,,,.,,,,, Most Ladytilfe .A,A.A.,. Biggest Tightlvad ,,,,...,. Biggest Liar .........,. Greatest Ladiesman ..ee fi 19,5 J' WITH ER1NcToN . PIARKINS ....,....SHARI-'E .XVINSTON .,,.....,.COFORTH' .....,.,DREWRY .,,.....,.COFOR'1'H e.,......CHAPr'ELL .........KINIiEY .,....,HARKINS ........BEARD