Capitol Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Page Three FUREWURD Our teachers and classmates wxll rejoxce that our Annual mcludes rn nts dedrcatory purpose a sacred remembrance of those who went out to fnght for us for the men who bled rn far off battle fronts that we mrght lnve as free men The love and gratitude due them we gladly glVC To thenr grateful country some of them return marked by battle scars Some are tossed bv ocean surges upon dxstant shores uncofflned stlll and stxll unknelled Some rest under vshnte crosses that mark thelr forelgn graves To those martyr heroes who gave thexr l1fe that dawn of some grand tomorrow may brrng our broken world the joy of peace God has given a blessed recompense m full measure be Earth s Sprxngtnde Requiem for them Those who came back we welcome back wlth true affectxon We ask them to forget wars tattered nerwes to cast the dm of battle from thexr souls The vrctory they have glorrously won ve shall help them perpetuate mn lastmg peace a peace secure complete and true so that the 'he art of Chrlstendom may not break Let us work wnth them and pray wrth them that the great seas Buardnng our shores may hear no more the thunder of stnfe nor bear Amerxcan youth agam to realms of death S 7 I I D Y ' ' pressed down and flowing over. And every note that thrills the woodland bough shall V I . ' . . w- , . ' z ' ' 2 ' ' ' Y . '

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Page Fne ? 9 DEDHQATH N In this year of partral peace we dedxcate agam wrth affectxon and respect our hrgh school annual to Rrght Reverend Monsignor Vallely whose counsel and encouragement helped us through bltter years of world conflxct As frlend and drrector he watched wrth prxestly mterest, our school career, and our scholastrc progress whrle troubled days were passmg over us, and shared wrth us hrs own fme SPIIII of hopeful fortxtude Wrth rron hand, war touched every phase of student endeavor, rt robbed many of us of frrends and relatrves and deluged the earth wrth the blood of our country To ns awful shadow and rn the uncerta1n certarntyn of frnal vnctory Monsrgnor Vallely was a generous guxde and a sustammg power g p ,.s, ign, . A pg y '4f:1fr' A , ' i. . K, ,'-7:11 , r ef ,Y I . 'X