Horner Military School - Zip Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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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.

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HILL, D. B.- Eating more than his share at meals and then biting finger nails. HUBBARD, G.- Disturbing the peace by barking like a dog at mid- night. JOYNBR- Bringing mysterious looking bags in Barracks every Sunday afternoon just before Retreat. KLINGMAN- Repeated loafing around training table. KLINGMAN Eating so much chocolate cake whenever he calls on S, W. that it gives him nightmares. KINNBY- Exerting himself unnecessarily by eating three times a day. LANIER, R.- Borrowing all the magazines and newspapers in school. LANDIS- Trying to rub the black off of Prof. Vinson's black- board. MERRIMAN, B.- Repeated giving knocks where they are needed least. MORPHEW- Talking too much at Seminary reception. OATBS- Imposing on Catlett. PLEASANTS- Sleeping with mouth open, thereby endangering lives of our pet mosquitoes and mice. ROBERTS- Having more than number of Seminary girls allowed a corporal. ROBERTS- Not being able to distinguish the difference between mine and thine. SHARPE- Trying to flirt with the lady who sits on the little res- taurant porch--and failing. SIMMONS, R.- Forever grinning like a 'possumf' TIMBBRLAKB- Causing disturbance in Barracks by trying to sing.