Mount Carmel Academy - Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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mmf awmnl Arahrmg minhita, Zkanzfas b Qlnnhurteh bg the Sistgrz nf Gllyaufifg nf the 0 ' Elezzfeh Hirgiu cillllatg Zinratinn This institution, established in 1887 and originally known as All Hallows Academy, is pleasantly situated two and one-half miles west of the city of Wichita and is surrounded by sixty acres of picturesque ground. Thus the location is free from the noise of the city, and at the same time is easily accessible from the car line. The healthfulness of the locality conduces to activity and energy, while the quiet seclusion affords every facility for study. The spacious grounds are supplied with tennis court, basket ball and hockey fields, swings and other amusements, thus inviting the pupils to invigorating exercise. p Quilhings Owing to the ever-increasing number of students, new additions were made to the original All Ha1lows until the present academy is of magnificent proportions, with a front- age of 300 feet and accommodations for more than 250 students. The buildings, elegant and commodious, are supplied with every essential to health and comfort. The addition erected in 1900 contains dining halls, music and art studios, reception rooms, library, dormitories, andchapelg a spacious auditorium occupies the entire third floor, and affords' excellent facilities for concerts, recitals, and dramatic work. -