Mount Carmel High School - Oriflamme Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SEASO First Downs Rushing , Pais-ini.: . Pcnnltics .. 'lbml Yards Gained Rushing . Pzmsing . , '1'0t:l1 Passes .-Xttcinptud Coinplctud Inrcrccprud Punts ... ., Yards .. . .-Xvcralgc Il-nziltigs . . Yards 7 Clzfwf fi7'UlHlf!I ff1l1'Ht'l McHugh . . Shannon Knoch Pinn ,. Ricmcrsm 1 xY2l1Sh , . . Calrcy . . , O'Donnu1I . Lconi . . . Rucnsrcr . , . l'r1,v.rw'J Carey . . ,. . Shannon . Cassidy McHugh . . . .S'rnrrr.f McHugh . Shannon Lconi ,. fn-icski . Knoch . Mari . . IYz11sh . . Hainscn Srvphcns . Ricmvrsmzi Pinn . . O'1Jonnc11 . . lfrnsor , Czwsidy , . .. . . . ,S STATISTICS-1 Trice X4 5 19 2 Carries 1 I9 f 1 Comp '1'.D. 18 I7 8 5 5 4 3 w 7 W 7 I 1 13 78 18 29 32 21 17 lx 22 1C I' 40 3 fs 7 90 Cw!I?'NIl'f f,f1f707lt'7If 1 12 -10 24 29 r. in . 142 H5 . 34511 7417 U04 757 . 4450 I4h4 I 1 1 184 511 Iifi lv 29 . 23 511 . 701, 1567 30 7 XCIQ 31 1 yds U7 .Vi 1171 288 Yards .-Xvurugc' 1190 111 I1 U41 X 3 476 fu 1 207 I1 5 lXIm fx -I 155 4 X 129 ii 1 91 5 3 74 12 3 lily U ions .-Xvcrzlgu Yards 583 793 1,011 82 315 75 I 000 44 P..-X.'1'. Torzil Points 11111 1112 I -W 41 41 .111 .Ill 24 IX 12 I2 I2 12 2 X fv IFIRST ROYY, 1.cI'r to Right: 1. Caxssidyg U. R1l,'I'l1L'l'SI1lilQ P. OiShL'llQ 'l'. Wlirdg R. hlairing Shamaihzmg T. Rucnsrurg lf. Ornhowxki 1 1 SECOND ROYY: R. Shcchvg R. Skibinskig 17. Budrichg T. McHughg M. CILIITIZIIIQ Gaillichiog -1. Dclzinuyg F. Shy-chyg If BL Ol N STUPZIIICCQ C. Ralsick. i THIRU ROYY: YV. VV:11shg CP. Staiwickg R. Noonung R. Gunnurg R. O'D0nm'11g V. lovinog Capt. 'l'. Cuchuyg T. YY:11shg P 1 uxni I L lru R Dunklaiug R. 1'11'ilS0l'Q S1'1L'1lQCUllC1'1 '12, Brennan. l'2OUR'1'H ROVV: Conch 15. Mir-szkowskig D. Flcischcrg I. Knhocg C. Knochg R. INIL-ycrsg R. Thursowg AI. fu-iuskig Y, Hum Jn umm Srtphcnsg P. Mzirlg D. Shzmnrmg V. Snydcrg YY. Dorshu. i Nor Vicrurcd: R. Hoppcr, fi. Griffin, R. Riddle.

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calc 'SUNDAY' U November average net I0 SUN I 'IMES I ' K THE P ' ' ' E NEWSPAPER gel. 4, No. 9 ' DECEMIEQ 3.' 1950 115 rag.: arm ,lu By Jerry Hblfzman , Mount Carmel's Caravan rolled through a heavy fog tol :defeat Lane Tech-45-20 and win the Chicago high school foot-I hball championship Saturday afternoon at Soldier Field. The' .24.559 fans in attendance were unable to -see most of the game ldegpne the aid of artificial lighting, A low flying fog 4-nvelllpeai the-Q playmg In-Ed za mxnutv after Mount! Carlin-I srorm-al its first luuclulmvni with 1.45 4-xpirod in Lhv upwnxngg . X. - ,Q - , ,. .,. ,:- n e shannon ms yo. mmm...- qumlc x. X 1. nuhly vms M m undlf U 7 hmm Awmbkmr . the Sturt nt fhr- scvm1d half. Thaw u 1+ 1..'.-ns nafya, pau fmm Ing lxftvml slightly in tlu- lhml quar- 0 H z.f,ffff:NQlbl,Ugg, 'tex but relurnvd in Un- 1-losmg 5 14 Vwilaltrvlvl 41 n. nluuw 0 14 'rl nam 5 km: no gm-dl l'n'n S' sr.-und Quarter ' - 5 an Shannon .25-ya, mm.....f. M1-um Psarnwl, fog or nut, was, 13 fu lrqllaprlkll-l:l1tkx'3ll:fll:y:1l..... - .' - Ihr Lane mul zcn- lmte I3 20 Pwmfr rvmrfklrk- 'lm' lf' Rf' 1 ' ' ' I 1.4 as xml.. lzoryd, pm from ,ws-ll. Flu- fumvan lf-rl lhrmxghuut Mclluuh and sw-rz--1 sf-von tml:-hrluwns, lwrv 1-' 75 1 f' 'W . rmra 'Jn vnvlx of thc first lhrvf' f1 f 'U ' 13 32 Mumfn -?'21lw:nnx........ 'Fm vmmunvd Gfrgpnint total I-4-ttf-rml Qu: Sfufngfim, Hu- old Pu.-p Hnwl murk 1-f REI sv! in 3 um-y. I., .... :xv ' Q 1941 wh:-n I.:-U uve-rwhvlmecl Tillie-n 1 L J '2 mmm. qnnn 46-13, Y 10 'aff Fivwluvt 11-yo uxungru...... I A ' 10 .xv Punnvr enlaceklchx . f fn qw mm Kemyn. Wm from ' H A , 1 Slmnnmu ..,, ll Ill X U l'0R1 , in 45 1B..u :mlm pau mmm It uns Moxnt C8l.'Xlltfl'S lllh suvli ,uss m as many Starts lhls season fund 1-nnhlr-ml thi- C'ulholi4'- Le-agus to Ihrs-ak fm fmnvyrur Public League ,winning str.-ak in this Vfvyezxr-old Prep Bowl svrws. The Public, how-- vwr. sull loads in the svrmcs 105. wnlh twn gnmvs ending an lu-s. Two ends, Paul Lf-Oni and lmvv 'Malz, caught two touchdown passes .npwce for the Carawan. Two more wvre produced on 35 and 25-ym-rl e-nd runs by Dan Shannon, M-sunt Carmvfs 200-pound fullback. Tun McHugh, lm-fl hnlfback, sm-red thc' ouwr on a 2-yum plunge. - Lune, howl-vor, was within strik- ing mlislanvv during most of the game. Down 14-0 ut the outset, the -Techmen narrowed the gap to 20-13 midway in the second rhzaptcr. It wnsrft until Mount Carmel added two thxrnl-period scores that the Techmcn fall decisively behxnd. l 1 5 Score by Score Line Ml Clrlm-I Ylrsl Quint! u .i,, wmv ,mm ilrlvki on the na-xt sl-ries. Guard Ponder fell on an attempted kickoff on his 46. Jack pin-km-d up hw- and a clipping advanced the ball to the Mou mel 35, 4 Lane 20 -.-..,...,, ,M W MCHUGH, Mount Carmel halfbaclc, gallops to a durmg tlnrd quarter as Caravan Ilane Tech for city higl-i school football championship Saturday afternoon at Soldier Field. The ' LIGHTS Trnsnn ON was 45-20, highest in Prep Bowl history. Snpkin madewa first down on M' ' 23 just as the lights were turned nn.. H Ah d 20 dy SK 11 SHANNON 'Nmsmsf ,f Thvy were ban-ly discernible, just ug U' 5 'YET 8110011 VX-4-I - T+-e, ,,,, W.-,QkifA ' M 1 , I' name gpm-ks of yellow perched ampfufsion- The Payoff Came On I 20-fCuraval Rolls On ,dowsurlgfiarxazlrlsflnzadlzzli ulllfzcl the stadium. ,yard MCHUKH to I-Conf PHS-W' Lwnii un 20 minutes remaining, the Caravanl Floyd wojmlewicz passed to Sop-gbent over and caught the ball in the kin two pays later to the 10 and Hogan tore through the middle to the one. Wojtalewicz drove over from Qhere. Shannon put Mount Carmel ahead .20-6 with 1:30 gone in the second lquarter. This time he circled his Qright end 25 yards for a touch- Vduwn, The score was set up two SHANNON GAINS II9 Qplays earlier when Jack Stevens in- Shnnnon. who was the leading gground guinn-r with 119 yards in 12 !4'Hl'l'l9S. scurod Mount Carmcl's first :touchdown He climaxed an advancv Lo! 58 yards from the opening kick- lofl' by going wlde outside his left Eend for the last 35 yardix on the Mlh ltercepted a Wujtalewicz pass on his '34. Charle Knoch ran 28 yards to Eine Lane 58 and a. Carey to Matz' pass moved the ball to the 25. :end 20110. 1 Smart quarterbacklng by Carey Lsetz up Mount Carmel's next touch- idown about halfway through the ,third quarter, The Caravan attack fhad bogged down on it.. own 31. fwith fourth down and three yards ,NI 50. Tim llc!-iugh lined up in punt formation. He ran instead, gofing 42 yards before being knocked out of bounds Nonxlhe Lane 27. Shannon on the next play ran for what would have been 'fanothem touchdown, but A clipping Shannon did the rest, 3 V Dale Decker recovered Shannon! fumble on Mount Carrnbls 31 mid-l penglfy was called shoving the bell iibacllrto the Lil: t6. .4 1 2 ENDS: Jerome sclnrutx. lun. Supperl. TACKLISZ June senuru, cull-mu, uuqmf Culberl:-t. GUARDSL Ponder, Dttler. llltpd. Bfrnlrdlni. L CKNTIRSC Thunlhdlr, Tolthd. K l k .KL - mens: woxwunn. swam, Aluull1:s:'KC,. thullkl. Amend. Suelove, Pumlerf Hopn, church, ldnvldu. ' Movm' CAIMRL 45 mms' mmm, une. mmm. fncxuzsz B. w-nn. Dunlrlnu, znnu, munns: cneney, summer. sxmmm, o snr., IWINTXRI F Illll. HM'KSf Carry, Mdluxh. Shnnnon, Knoch, Rirmsrsmn, T. Walsh, on-mneu, xfumm-, smfnms. sfxmxua une ....... ..... c 1 9 7-10 M-fun! enamel ...... 14 iz U 1-45 - 'rovcnnowws - une- wnmlewm. Hllgnn. Sl!-dove. Munn! Carmel: Shgmwn 2, Mu, Q! mmm 2. Mumgn. IEXTFEA POINTS-Lane: Pvlldtl' 2. MOU!!! CIP? 1 nl: R..,lm:s 14. em-3 Euan!! Hum llmnnm. umpire, sm Nunn cllhnmsf mm Juris.-. cr-mu mom- 4Armuur Irvhv. hud lxnenmln. took over on downs on the Lane 23.1- -'On the first play the bruising Shan-1' non turned passer and pitched 10x yards to Matz, who ran the rest of, thc way to score. 1 Mount Carmel dominated the sta-' tistlcs, gaining 438 yards net to 185 'or Lane, Lane's rushing game was eld to 132. The Techmen, because of Mount armel'a aggressive ' line, had to' ake to the air. They threw 18 fpasses, probably as many as they :have tried all season. Wojtalewiczx threw 16 times, completed four and! had as many intercepted, 4 0111-'xcxAr,y-4-mud: Grlshy wr-ormownw mel' s+q+is+ics W Ipluy pf the game, , way in the second quarter. Sopkln COME RIGHT BACK E A hx, ,ue , Y, Y M-me-'ml L-M A Gone Hogan fumble set up the und Hogan 303137-7013365 10 the Onei But it made no diffgrgncg, Mc- M i f 'rms all-vm . .... ........... x 1 13 , lC8rfWuh'S Svvvnd SOON- Mall. .8 'nd HOSQH 131011804 f0l'. the SCOW- ugh picked up 10, so did Kngch. scorfil agam. 'thxs time on a 20-yard' lfxlllllg' f.'ff. ' lg 3 lbw-fy If-lluw. 1-pcovered nn Lane s The fog lifted momentarily as Pon then MCHugh gained nine more and Carpy tu Maw Pass. It was f-arpyvs ,vrgrrgsmxi ..... .... 1 42 ug 15. Six plays Inter quarterback Tum dvr kiglceq the extra point. K om Walsh look a. pitchoug frqnfwsecrmd tuuchdown pass of the gamf-. Ylfdl rw-Hn: -11'-1::--- 'ffffpo 5.1 'Cvfyl floated I Wyafd PM lvl . Gwy for 15 xQzdS,lQ,L13Q!y'9- Mc-li-'maui added the point. 52iQl, iE.LL23i.1'f'21Z. '5.'Z1 '2 '22 l 'TA-uni nn Un- rughv. corner of thc- Q-11.12 V 4 , R iugh went through the left sirle0?5r'l Lam, had one mme touchdown v ::o:nn1fu?L.S ...... .. is ss I geunv. .hm ZH-IOSKI ku-ke-d thv pmnrw CARAVAN MARCHES thc' touchdown. Zajeskfs extra point 'l9fL and this matvrialimd on we Qvuxxfrffi' ..... ' ..fI II 2 l i Just us ho dnl Lhrc-c nnnutvs pn-M Mount Carmel wok the e was no good.but Mount Carmel ,Nxt series- Starting on their Own, Q:f2'feiJ'3,:,gd':::: 331' 'img' nd M t' llflnnel Waslkiclzoff and marched 80 yards was ahead 32'13' 1, the Techmcn needed only sixlfaglfllff gg1I,,,gg,13'jj.. Q: if 1'l 'ml ILO' fits fourth The bug 1 only 28 seconds remaining lays before Glenn Sizvlove plunged lp'Q'1'Q l ' ' 9 3 'U Lzlnv slruzh-ll its ti:-Q! tum-hd4,m'nlenjsxwefemlgg and runs P thnd quarter, the Caravan into the end zone from the two. -- M 5 W 95 ...,lo.,' l , -1 4 +I 1 l I y V E P ,Mn l ,,.,m ,,i 'F'a'3-sn, MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOUS SUPERIOR drive in winning the city foot- Md-Idgh's hands and flj Lane? Incl: Thunandex- gets there first, Q shade ahead bull champicmhip is clenrly exhibited by heads-up fumble recovery against Lane Tech of Mount ,Cu-mel's jim Zajeaki. f2j Zaieski, nevertheless, crowds in and gets the ball. Saturday in 17th annual Prep Bowl at Soldier Field. Ball had aquirtcd out of Tim C31 Thunandef gets only faceful of mud. IBUN-TIMES Hexauenqg Enom, by Bm gg,-.HM

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l IRS'l' ROXV, lfronr, Left to Right: G. Caseyg R. Maddcng J. Usalisg H. l,amphierg R. Roscg T. Glynn, R. lairson, J. Pallotg K. Schrocdcrg gl. irshall, T. Cavcnaghg M. Walsh. Sl COND ROXY: Nl. Conncllyg D. .-Xngclg 'l. Bugosg lf. O'Rcillyg D. Hall, R. Haksicg J. Ifitzgcraldg lf. Urainc, XY, Sinionsg I. Ticrncvg I. Nc ' ' ink i ' ' vcrngC1.Sraw IHIRU ROXY: Coach R. Conncrsg Surancg bl. Kcllyg U. lvclmerg O'Sullivang YV. Talcottg P. Mahoney, J. Calvanog H. Rcynoldsg R. Carcv R Galvin, bl. Cheryl, R. Pcrrosog M. Maher, Coach C. Mills. A l TOURTH ROXY: YY. Billingsg nl. Mannion, lei. W1-stg F. Nic-ponskig H. Slowinskig D. Pcrrcaulrg H. Morrisg R. lngramg T. .Ianuszq XY. Bartley, R liudrichg lf. Rcillyg R. Uonahucg R. l'rcndcrgastg .-X. fuikcr. i E :L J.-v . ..- f .. . V' ' -T 'V il . .Qs ' sf.. I .N g Mkvj in ,.. i n -F . 5 9, Ywbgmmr rv 355.5 A 4 S N e li - N ' 5. . L, A Q N .5 'W ,.. ws I DI CK CUNN ERS Head Coach LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTB LL ln their six games last season, Carmel's l,ightweight lfootliall team showed great promise. The lights finished with a record ol' three wins, two losses, and one tie. Much of the credit for the lights' success is due to the line coaching of Dick Conners, former Still' halflwack from Carmel and Northwestern, and assistant, Chuck Hills. ln the opening game of the season, the ponies went up against a rugged South Shore aggregation. .-Xfter a hard-fought liattle, the Caravan emerged with a well-earned 6-6 tie. The lights fared lmetter in their second encounter, as they routed Hyde Park I3-6. They continued their victory streak against C.Y.S., hut were halted lay l.eo I-l-0. It was at this point that the lights showed their alsility to luounce hack after a loss. Playing line defensive hall, Carmel shutout Gage Park, 9-ll. In the season's finale, the Caravan lost a heart- hreakinw game to Hirsch 8-6. 3 e i The promising stars for next year's heavies were end Hicks, tackle Budrich, guard O'Reilly, and Billings, the center. The outstanding hack was Sullivan, the quarterback. He should prove to lie a line understudy to Cassidy. Sullivan was noted throughout the league for his lwall-handling and passing. Carmel's ponies, while restricted to the use of lfreshmen and a very few Sophomores, played many teams which were made up of juniors and Sophomores exclusively. Considering this fact, the Lights' record was a very admiralile one. The 1950 eleven certainly lived up to the success of past years' teams. in