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

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1 JOSEPH LAWLER s e DAVID ROGERS JEREMIAH CLIFFORD V e P es d t T eas Ei: THEcLAss ffwsl yii' or 19 TW HEN man for long has watched the tumultuous tumble of fleeting years the prospect tures him dlsgusts him for it is teeming with the commonplace the mediocre and the sordid Jaded and weary he turns for solace to the memories of other days when he had been supple of mind and frame when he had strained eagerly forward toward new things fascinated by the revelations of the unfolding future Baclc over those early days he peers searching for that period when he had been happiest that age at which life had been sweetest And finding it he meditates thereupon and from that remlniscence he takes fresh inspiration with which to persevere For most men the image of their halcyon days will be a vision of the whining schoolboy with his satchel and shining morning face for the adolescent years of learning are indeed the finest in most cases Thus many a man inthe contemplation of his most blissful days will clamber up to a dusty chest in twe attic or down to a bureau inthe basement store room or perhaps step into the shadowed grandeur of splendid private library there to draw forth a volume of prep school recollections an ever ready reinforcement of his most cher :shed reflections. And so In this history ofthe Class of I934 we set up a table of the deeds that it may in time to come serve as a bolster to the memory and a source perhaps of inspiration for those who will but scan it Pg T ty- . . . . Q Q Q I Q I I