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

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MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL f x , 2 5 XX Z FRATER NEAL M. OCONNOR, O. Carm. O Latin ERATER REGIS A. DONOHUE, O. Carm. . Mathematics-English FRATER AOUINAS T. COLGAN, O.Carm. . Dean of Spanish ERATER TIMOTHY E. MOORE. O. Carm. 0 Assistant Athletic Director-Mathematics Sixteen credits are required tor graduation, and all these sixteen credits must have been obtained in one ot the six courses ottered. A credit is granted tor the satistactory completion ot a subiect comprising thirty-eight weeks, tive periods per weelc. Diplomas are granted to those students ot the tourth year who have received a passing grade in each ot the required sixteen units. The graduation exercises are held at the close ot the scholastic year in June. Besides the regular scholastic schedule, the school otters numerous extra-curricular activities designed to attord both recreation and practical value. The ORIELAMME, Mt. Carmel's school publication, has won wide recognition, repeatedly winning the coveted national awards ottered to representative school publi- cations by various state and national journalistic press associations. Parents may be proud ot a son, who by the merits ot his endeavors, has succeeded in placing an article or story in the ORIFLAMME. P ge Twenty 'V ' ' ' ' ' 0' 0 0 Q 1 o 4 1

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FRATER ALOYSIUS S. BANDOLA, y O. Carm. ' O Religion FRATER PASCHAL C. BAIER. O.Carm. O . a I FRATER BERTHOLD L MALONE O Carm Junior P elect of Stud es FRATER ANQELUS J O BORNE flsmtant Registrar consecrated to the Sacred Heart During Lent the students are ottered an opportunity ot attending Stations ot the Cross There has also been appointed a priest whose sole duty and pruvllege nt IS to be the spiritual father ot the boys ot Carmel and to whom they are asked to go with the many problems that contront every boy Monthly tests are held In each sublect and the report cards are distributed monthly Students who have passed the relngnon examnnatnon and have a mark ot 90 or above an any sublect are exempted from examination In that sublect Honor cards for excellence ln work are also distributed monthly to students who carry a total average ot 90 or above tor the month Each year special examinations are given In the various subgects ot the curriculum These examinations award gold medals to the students who have merlted the highest marlcs In these examinations PgNt MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL was W L tin o ' r i O. Carm. l 0 l . . . . lla Q The semester examinations take place at the end ot January and the second week ID June. ' lt xx a e ine een . Q g g A o 0 Q O O 4 o . . Q q Q

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FRATER REGINALD P. MADREN. O. Carm. Q Religion FRATER FREDERIC T. MANION, O. Carm. . Assistant Treasurer-Public Speaking FRATER FRANCIS P. BLUM, O. Carm. . Religion FRATER RALPH J. MCPARTLAND, O. Carm. . Religion The library of the school offers to the students over twenty thousand volumes, cata- logued according to the latest methods, and has a librarian in constant attendance. Mt. Carmel fosters intramural sports so that every student may engage in athletic competition. The school also enters teams in the Catholic League in football lChampions l927, l93I, l932, I933-City Champions I927, l933l, basketball lChampions, light- weight l929, l93O, l932l, golf lChampions l927, l928, l929, l93Ol, tennis lChampions I93ll, baseball, swimming, and track. The gymnasium is excellently equipped and has a standard playing floor, which is kept in perfect condition. There are six baskets in the gym so that a large number of students may play and practice. The gym is open every day to all students before class in the morning, at noon recess, and after school. Page Twenty-O Q ., , , :. J o Y -- - MOUNT CARMEL l-HGH SCI-IGOL ri . 5 5 Xxx ' Q L 0 Q . 5 av- -1' 1' , s -1' L ' ' . L!i1i:L-551.543, i.u'3l'JiTni!ZrIEJi.'E??l'l1? ' ' A Y '