Kemper Military School - Yearbook (Boonville, MO)

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we 'ff' rf' Us Qu 1. ff 1' l 1 X ,1 1111111 TO MAJOR ARTHUR M HITCH a frm suppo te of Kemper men an Kempe 1dC3lS the staff o the 1921 STAR SHELL espectfully e cate ths the seco cl vo ume 1v1ng' a el ev gf 1n the ght a cl a stau ch acl ocate of the squa e eal h1s motto m gf t we 1 he 1 m yet Far Always eady to help or ass'st W e e suc ' clness is most nee , he not only carries out his cluties as Principa wisey an Well, but Outside act1v1t1es Hnd him present in one capacity or another. IIA man whom everyone admires ancl whose service to Kemper is in- calculahle, Major Hitch is indeed a worthy example for those to follow who aspire to higher things. , I 1,177 V J 1 1 s rl 1 11 7111 11 111 f 11 of 1 Q , 1 11 1 1 W a in 'M 111 1 ,p 1 111' 'ih A K t l k 1 J 1,', , jf 1 11 Q W1 Q11 1 K X My'- 7 , 1 1 E pf. l t W1 1 . 1 1 , iff I 1 h av . 1 1 , M' V1 1' ' 1 ,1 11 1 1 ,,',W- .1,,i f,,..iY 'll!1 1 1 ' QM ,Aff I 'N 1 .r r i 5 F 11 cl r , f ht .141 1, 1 . V1 QL 1111, 1 in ' fi an , ' H 211 1 1 .N Q r y 1 h r h lun 1 ded 1 1 1 .1

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i V . X l K X i i x ig lu i , X X i I x l I ' Q ww. , , M ' f f i i i N i . The struggles and trials of the modern world xl impress upon us the value of some record with xy which to preserve the even-ts of our lives for the y benefit of those who follow in our footsteps. It is necessary to commemorate our deeds. regardless i of their merit. in a more substantial form than X words, that our successors may know and re- l member how we lived. IL It is with this spirit XXX that this annual has been published. always with X. the end in view of producing a monument which X l will represent the achievements of the Kemper XX corps of 1920-1921. An attempt has been made not only to set down the pleasant things of our X lives but the more prosaic events and drabber x sides of them as well. fl, When the years have XX y , ' rolled by. and the cadets whose records are herein X contained are scattered to the various corners of , the earth, holding their places in the world as men of honor and respect. then will these simple accounts of their earlier lives be truly appreci- X. X ated. We are too close to the present to recognize ' ' the value of our fellow men. and it is only X through such records as these that they may be . preserved. ll It is the wish of those who have given their best efforts that this book shall serve to remind their classmates of the struggles and trials through which they have passed together. stumbling blindly at times, but eventually find- N I ing the light and love of understanding. May X these days of comradeship and fellowship be l p X always uppermost in your memory and may , X X you appreciate their value more fully K X i as they are mellowed by time. X X X X XX . X Y My f 1 1 i V--'-1-1 W ' X wif ' I '7 i H, X V sf'54igg - fa ', g 535 g nag 513 mm rg ep q' as ral . 4155 ii i 5 ' il 1. -5 4. , is Q is A get , in A. -Sf 'Lo ,'.,!5.,g:gi! '13, M M H i yff 4 M , ' QQ Y. Q, WMI' I ul' ii fi . f :I In In K-f I lbw. X I ,j 1 136 i7w.l, li W lmgagv , U s fi -'- - -f '-21 . 3 M ' 1' -V, Qgggf g' is ul' 'PP ci :H ' mum l i Y Y ,.u Pg? 77,11 T ' Q Y-, A fig ' ug?-Q 3' ' - Qi ?i- lil ,ff Z I1 Mil' Wir v uxv,-J! ix' .39 ' i l,,g,QuI:'l, Xa -' hi' N. xLI1i',i .?.iffliL., - Ilia-1 lvvim, .JW -Q - ill i an y, gi i 1 Llggr - f lull -' . 'gl ,