Mount Carmel High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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l ...C .tau-'Nita' pie-game .tgirl tum. i Euficczfiolz As in past annual dedications we, the staff of the l959 El Conquistador, have chosen a man whose every waking moment is consecrated to the furtherance of the highest ideals and tra- ditions for which Mount Carmel is noted. He is a former graduate, who, inspired by these traditions, later returned to instill this heritage in future men of Carmel. The personal interest and sincerity which he manifests toward the welfare of each student exemplifies his every action. The great personal sacrifices made by him can never be fully repaid, not only because of their amplitude but more important because of the future influence they will have upon us. As a teacher and as a man his life has been characterized by fruitfulness and spiritual prosperity. To this man who has done so much to add to the distinc- tion of Carmel, we gratefully dedicate this annual and our prayers to you, Father Augustine Carter, O. Carm. lrlr: bluuclll 5 Irlbpllullull. l 1 ' ' ine man behind the scene is rewarded. Father packs basketball uniforms into station wagon u BRU prepares to sell tickets for C.l.F. Playoffs 5

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Ugflflli CIJZJ gO 'ZEMIO The primary purpose for which an institution such as Mount Carmel is estab- lished is to prepare young men for the future. In the few short years which the student spends at Mount Carmel, a complete transition takes place. A to such an extent that it is incalculable. From his initial day in high school, the student feels the burden of re- sponsibility. The success of his future rests squarely on his shoulders. Rapidly . s 1 u d he adiusts to high school life and his development continues. Mind, body, an I re ared for the rigors they undoubtedly will experience. This is ac- sou are p p complished, in part, through a well rounded academic and religious curriculum, augmented by the finest faculty obtainable. Feeling the significance and magnitude of the training received in Mount RA- Carmel High School, we of the 1959 El Conquistador staff have chosen PREPA TION FOR THE FUTURE as our theme. Throughout this annual we will point out what part various phases of our schooling play in our development. transition which will affect the future life of the student ff