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

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MOUNT CARMEL l-HOT-I SCHOOL R xg ,gic.Pg,,9 GM I , E 'C' Emi: 5 2 .V 1 xv. FRATER FABIAN W. DONLAN. O. Carm. O Recorder-Religion FRATER STANISLAUS F. BLANCHE. O. Carm. O Religion FRATER HUBERT C. McCARREN, O.Carm. O Assistant Recorder-Ph ysiology FRATER THOMAS STASSER, O. Carm. O Latin Physical culture is compulsory tor all students at Mt. Carmel unless excused tor some valid reason. ln the beginning ot the term in September each boy undergoes a thorough physical examination. The purpose ot this examination is to reveal any physical detects or weakness which might be properly taken care ot by corrective gymnastics. Every etlort is made to build up the growing boy. The program ot physical education consists ot two gym classes each week, during which approved calisthenics and other torms ot muscle- building routine work or games are taught and practiced. These classes are in charge ot a capable instructor. The proper social adiustment is an essential recognized by educators in the tuture success ot the student. Opportunities, theretore, ot culture and retinement are otiered in the societies ot Mt. Carmel. For this reason all students enter wholeheartedly into the various extra-curricular activities. Page Twenty-two ' ' U 0 0 Q 0 0 o 0 0 o 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 '

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BRO. PETER THOMAS VILLERS. O. CGFTTT. I Clerk BRO. FRANCIS P. OUINN, O. Carm. . Olfrce Clerlc BRO JOHN COUGHLIN O Boolcroom Cle lc BRO ALOYSIUS DERUNTZ Secretary The Student Councll consists ot boys elected from each class to represent the student body In nts business with the taculty Its dttles are to arrange business meetings conduct celebrations request tavors and preserve a unlty ot teehng between the taculty and the student body The annual school play one ot the socnal occasions ot the year at Mt Carmel IS pro duced and presented by the Dramatic Club Comprrsung the cream ot dramatic talent ot the school the Dramatic Club otters to all students a means ot developing any such talent they may have Evidence ot scholarly attainment and moral courage IS dlsplayed by members ot the Literary and Debating Clubs The Clubs otter to every student experience whnch will enable hlm to spealc lntelllgently and wnth convrctnon upon serious problems ot hte P g T t MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL WEN. .Carm. O r O.Carm. I . . . . . I. . . I I I ' P uf . . . ' -,Yu Q i I ' l T ' ' ' ', ' xff gt ' . . T T 51 l I xx ff' a e wen y-three g Q g Q 0 0 Q 0 O 0 0 0 o 0 A I