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

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.f 4 1.,4.-4 'X l:IRS'I Row: X ' Q f k 'lf l5lvnn -WL if '7i'f'p'3 C. Vritton 1 H. lirilton D. liritton J. Gamlowski E. Gannon SECOND Row: J. Gcttig M. E. Grace T. Grace M. A. Hackett . Heck THIRD Row: A7 77,4-Ll,ftLJL M. E. Hefner7?? PW' I J M. K. Hefner F . M. Hefner '9.N-getx-gg F. Herman I I M. A. Higgins Xxx Ss -f-.fm ,XAA l'lAgfman!Af,l k ' ' I ' tg- lv ' I, . I - I QT. URTII OVV1 lf. A. Holloway I.. lngenthron G. Kaherline A. Kistner V. Krische l:ll3TH B. A. Lee - H. Martin W' H H. Middleton lf P. Malloy f E. McCarthy X, 7 G. McDacle ' J ir- j 4JyW4Z4f 4t.Tl X0 aj 5 Page Twmlyetuqo Mall. X. In the deaths of Eugenia Neider and Marjorie XVilliams. the junior class mourns the loss of two beloved classmates and promising pupils. They sadly realize that the gap in their ranks cannot be filled, but they rejoice in having two new patrons in Heaven.

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IUNIORS ff 'J , ! 41 , lf! !,r1 FIRST Row: M. Anderson I XV. Anderson . f df' 6 H. Bartlett 9 R. B ' I' if 'ts-W ,if'iif,n..'l2 f Lb S. Bahner SLCONI: Row: J. Best R. Brennan D. Cain A. Centliyre B. Campton THIRD ROVV3 I,. Clerico J. Colvin I.. Colvin M. Colvin R. Cooper D. Davis 6 FOURTH Row: V. Degenhart - l. Dennis N H. Devlin I N? I H. Devlin D. J. Dooley Iliilrii Row: ,- R. Dougherty L .fW' R. Driscoll ,f M. lfakes I I X f Early 1 K XV. Esser ' B. Everett A TOAST TO THE SENIORS H-From the Junior Class As we bid you goodbye. farewell. and adieu. There are a few things that we'd say to you. As you leave old T. C. take with you your fears That the school won't be run. as it has been these years That you've been in charge. XVe know that you're great, But right here and now. we'd like to state We're right close behind. with our brilliance aflame. To show you all up, when we have your name. The school has been helped by your presence, we know: Youve brought up her fame. helped her prestige to grow. But we. too. shall work. and the new schools hall. Will be decked with our trophies-debating. and all. So. as we salute you, again we shall say. Dorff worry. Seniors. for were on our way. HARRY MIDDLETON, , J 4 A Page Ttuenlufor

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2 C Q Hjsiecioxp Row: Jw M7 M. A. Reny r K J. Rohr J. Sac fi- hneider '. Shrimpp . Simmons FIRST Row: J. McXVhorter D. Nelson H. Ochs I.. O'Byrne P. O'Connor THIRD ROW: E. Sirridge M. Summer 1 f I-. Slilllb ,xf.,f.,.:-.Q R. Stein M. Stramel i FOURTH Row: W F- Svoboda L. Svobo X. O. Tho n . ' A X Ii. Urbanu ' R. Vogel K f 11 ., ' , - H. wan MJ M, . jf I J-5 ' i I:II:TH Row: D. VVaters B. XVest I.. XVinters IJ. VN'inters J. XVood YJ, . MMM Xxxtx Carnegie Medal to Marjorie Williams I The heroism of the late Marjorie XVilliams of Topeka.QQnsas. who lost her own life in attempting to rescue a friend from drowningfshas been re:ognized bythe Carnegie hero fund commission. according to word eived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams. A hero's medal will be sent them. Marjorie Williams was drowned last June in the La Cavz-fRiver near Vander- bilt. Tex.. while attempting to save her friend, Miss Eugenia Neider. Eugenia was swimming behind the boat which Marjorie was rowi when she was sud- denly stricken and disappeared below the surface. Majorie eaped from the boat to her rescue but both were drowned. News of the tragedy saddened the gathering at the commencement of Topeka Catholic High School. Both girls were sophmores of the school. Page Ttcentcfethr