Horner Military School - Zip Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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jfresbman Qlllass Bull Arnold, Bennett .....,.... Ballon, Edward .......... Bridges, Erwin ................... Couingham, Luther ...,..........., ........Waynesville, N. C. ...........Oxford, N. C. .....Birmingham, Ala. .,............Charlotte, N. C. Faulkner, William Henery .,..,.,. ,,..,..,,, S outh Boston, Va. Q,-esham, lunius Lunaford ........ ............. O xford, N. C. 1-Iam, Wilbur Lee ................. Hill, John Bert .................. Hubbard, Geflreys Wills ....... Joyner, Ellis Harding ...... Lanier, John Dickey ..,....,.. Lanier, Richard Nunn .... Nlay, William Nathan .............. ...... ..........C-reensboro, N. C. ......Louisburg, N. C. ....,.....Spartanburg, S. C. ..........Littleton, N. C. .....Warrenton, N. C. ........Warrenton, N. C. ....Youngsville, N. C. Pate, ,lim Harper .......................... .........,, S nowhill, N. C. Rodriguez, Edmundo Cristobal ...,........,.,... Bolondron, Cuba Simmons, Morton Warring ............,.... Simmons, Thomas Richie ....... 'T X .Young's Island, S. C. Young's Island, S. C.

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import of Belinqumrizs October I3, I9l2 ALLEIN- Looking at bread on training table and turning it yellow, thereby endangering other members of foot- ball team. ANDERSON, J.- Never speaking loud enough to be heard. ANDERSON, W.- Repeated trying to blow out electric light. BAKER- Tallcing about food. BEARD- Refusing to buy dinner for fair calic at Norlina, thereby exhibiting usual cheapness. BLACKWELL- Trying to introduce new way of marking time. BLALOCK- Having brass enough to send young lady his photo and then losing temper when she returned it. CHAPPELL- Embroidering ladies' handlcerchiefs during study hour. COTTINGHAM, A.- Asking foolish question No. l00l. DREWRY- Caught reading Etiquette at Home and Abroad, night before Thanksgiving dance. DRIGGERS- False official statement about his race. COOCH, F.- 4 Going through dumb-bells properly, thereby causing perplexity in Co. B. GOFORTH- Neglecting school duty to deal in cotton factory prospects. GARRISON- lnsulting a parrot while on foot-ball trip, thereby caus- ing disturbance in hotel. HAM- Arguing with Gresham about Horticultural Re- search. HARKINS- False official statement about number of Welch rabbits killed on his last hunting trip to Africa.