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

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REV. ALFRED A. GILLIC-EAN O.Carm. I Commercial Law-History REV. AMBROSE E. CASEY, O.Carm. . Che stry Physfcs Dean offcience REV RAYMOND D HUTTNER O Carm Dean of Hsto y Econo cs REV DONALD E COSTELLO O Ca m Hlstory tour years whIch comprIse the hIgh school hte ot the average boy comprlse also that period ot tlme which wIll be most Intluentlal In mouldIng hIs later llte It IS the opInIon ot Mt Carmel that It IS tolly to waste these tour precnous years In acguIrIng lcnIcl4 lcnaclcs ot an education when thIs time could be spent seriously and wIth a purpose RGllgIOUS InstructIon IS ot utmost Importance In school traInIng The aim ot Mt Car combat the CatholIc s gnct ot talth and he must be prepared by posItIve Instruction to wIthstand the enemIes ot his taIth Every student must be SGFIOUS about thIs Important matter The program ot Instruction tollowed at Mt Carmel has as ILS purpose the prac tIcal applIcatIon of the truths ot our relIgIon to the daIly lIte ot the QFOWIDQ Catholuc man and the Inculcatlon ot prIncIples that wIll enable hIm to meet successfully the varied problems ot cIvIl social and FGllgIOUS lite F g S t MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL Q 0 0 . . . . .... . . . . - I mel is to prepare the boy tor later lite. The spirit ot this age is irreligious. Subtle toes E xx!!

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0 o 0 U o 0 0 0 0 0 MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL I f s -.23 IW t G I REV. WILFRED A. SMITI-I, O. Carm. O Prefect of Religion-English REV. FRANK KRAUSE. O. Carm. . Chaplain REV. GILBERT J. BURNS, O. Carm. . English-History REV. EDMUND J. WELCI-I. O. Carm. C Athletic Director-Dean of Mathematics The Scholastic Program of Mt. Carmel as arranged by the faculty, is designed not only to promote the best interests of the maiority of its students, but also to fulfill the strictest requirements of the North Central Association. The school and program having been examined and approved by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, is recog- nized by the State, accredited to the University of Illinois, and a member of the North Central Association. This program prepares the student for a definite college depart- ment and enables him to continue in college fully equipped to undertalce the specific course he desires. On the other hand the program of studies will be of benefit to the boy who foresees no hope of any higher education. Students of Mt. Carmel are compelled to undergo a strict program of studies. If they are capable of extra worlc, electives in accordance with the course they are follow- ing will be offered for their choice. Nothing is neglected that an ordinary high school offers, and special emphasis is given to the more vital subjects on the curriculum. The Psgessxfeen ' ' 0 ' 0 0' 0 0 0 I 6- I C s 0 u q Q

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MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL t it s i REV. JULIAN C. SLOBI6, O. Carm. O Senior Prefect of Studies-English REV. HENRY D. GOODWIN, O. Carm. O Assistant Prefect of Discipline-History REV. ARNOLD H. McCARTHY, O. Carm. O Physiology ERATER CLAUDE J. ENGEMAN. O. Carm. O Mathematics Holy Mass is celebrated in the chapel every Tuesday morning tor the Freshmen and Sophomores, and on Thursday morning tor the Juniors and Seniors. An instruction is given to the students at this Mass, and all students are obliged to attend. Frequent reception ot the Sacraments ot Contession and Holy Communion is also urged ot all students. To tacilitate this an opportunity is otlered to the students ot going to Contession every Fri- day. Since Mt. Carmel is under the supervision ot the Carmelite Fathers, whose special aim is to spread devotion to the Blessed Virgin, all Mt. Carmel students are requested to wear the Brown Scapular or the Scapular medal, in honor ot the Queen ot Carmel. An Annual Retreat ot three days is required ot each class. The Freshman retreat is given in October: the Sophomore, in November: the Junior, in March: and the Senior, in May. And on the teast ot the Sacred Heart there is a Solemn Mass in honor ot the Sacred Heart. Atter this Mass, during Solemn Benediction, the entire student body is Page Eighteen . ' ' ' 9 I 0 U Q l 4 0 Q