Kemper Military School - Yearbook (Boonville, MO)

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Q is A-A -V- - h-1 a s , . ... .. .N,, , V ,.,... , . , ...v .., .rr r , r , , M 0 THE KEMPER MILITARY SCHOOL A bird'sfeye view of the buildings and grounds drawn to scale. The large building at the left is the new gymnasium, by far the largest in the Missouri Valley, and one of the largest in America. An annex oneffourth as large, containing a swimming pool, has been added to it since this picture was made. The large building in the center is a firefproof barracks accom' modating alone over two hundred cadets. The grounds cover fiftyfsix acres of rolling land.