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

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Iv1ERICATaces a new era . . . America, sorely wounded by Tlie merciless depression, now sTraigl1Tens iTs baTTered body, liTTs a resoluTe Tiead, and wiTT1a grand display oT sTrengTTi and courage, sTeps conTidenTly Torward To a new regime .... Tlwis SpiriT oT America carried The ColonisTs Tlwrougn Tlie Trying days oT SeTTlemenT and RevoluTiong iT senT sTalwarT pioneers To Tne ouTmosT TronTiers, undaunTed by dangers or privaTionsq iT revived bleeding America aTTer Tlwe agonizing sTriTe oT Civil War. AndTT1is noble spiriT, lTeriTage oT Amer- icans, will bring us Tlirougb This naTional uplweaval To an unparalleled economic vicTory. ln Tne early TwenTies Tlie pioneer OriTlamme ap- peared, buT Carmel soon ouTgrew iTs limiTed pages . . . in I926Tl1e size and sTyle was clfianged To more TiTTingly porTray Carmel's acTiviTies. l-lalTed Temporarily in IQ33, Tbe QriTlamme oT lvlounT Carmel now resumes iTs Task oT presenTing Carmel To The world. Gnce again Tne 0riTlamme is enTering a new era oT developmenT . . . in lceep- ing wiTliTT1e SpiriT oT Progress The I934 OriTlamme inauguraTes a series oT greaTer annuals. Enlarge- me menT and mod- erniTy were necessary, Tor O r i T l a m m e s musT ever be adeguaTe To Tell oT Tlwe ex- panding glories oT Carmel. O D I U Q O I I I I -

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INCE time immemorial man has grasped every opportunity to revere and perpetuate those memories ot ideals and ot individuals that have become endeared to him. Reverend Matthew T. O'Neill's keen mind, likable personality and unmistakable qualities ot leadership stand as an inspiration to Catholic youth . . .as a scholar. . .a well-known linguist . . . a psy- chologist . . . a dynamic ora- tor . . . a brilliant wit . . . an eminent educator . . . an ideal priest . . . and above all-a triend. Our intimate association with Father Matt makes it but natural that at the close ot his work at Carmel we should otter this the Ori tlamme ot IQ34 as a lasting tribute to him our leader our teacher and our triend ' ll ll a ' I - I . . . , . . .. i . 4- '-'J :J.f1..v, ' ,:...1' .i o ' 1'4 - 7 .x-'N lv '

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o 0 o o Q o ' 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' Q Q I O ' . CDRIFLAMME STAFF Ed1torlnCh1et FRANK SEITER lvlanagnnq Edltor JOHN BOHLING ASSOCIATE EDITORS Robert Braasch Wrlluam Bresnehan Edmund Bucher Raymond Cavanagh Jerry Clutlord John Dolan Fred Downey John Downs Robert Dutfy John Dunn James Dunne James Freehull Wrlluam l-lall John Heerey Jack Henry 35 Francis Hultgen VVnlluam Hultgen Bernard Krnsock Leroy Lord John Lynch Raymond Mankowslo Stanley Mezydlo Thomas McCahrII Joseph Paszczyk Wullram Powers Arthur Ryterelc Robert Regan 35 Wrlluam Rnley Robert Rlordan Jack Waunscott Fred Wilson Clutlord lv1cGoey Faculty Dlrector REV ANDREW WELDON O Carm 0 o 0 . . - . ll J