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

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SCI-ICCL The Library, under excellent superv1s1on, has grown from a mere handful of books to eleven thousand reference volumes and three thousand books of f1ct1on A tra1ned l1brar1an 1S 1n constant attend ance The Student Councll 1S purely a student organ1zat1on whose members are chosen from among the leaders of each class to represent the Student body in 1ts relations Wllh the faculty Needless to say 1t lS an honor to rece1ve an ap po1ntment to th1s select group The two Literary and Debat 1ng Clubs are organ1zat1ons for the furtherance of readlng and elocut1on They also pro vide an opportunlty of soc1al The members of the Art Club ass1st greatly 1n arous1ng 1n terest in school affa1rs through the1r posters and slogans The Dramat1c Club lS com posed of those boys whose h1str1on1c talent and ab1l1ty to act have banded them to gether The1r annual presen tat1on 1S usually one of the highhghts of the school year FRATER REGINALD P MADREN FRATER FREDERIC T MANION 0 C O C th P bl FRATER FRANCIS P BLUM FHA TER STANI LAUS F BLANCHE O C O C , 0 ':..1 ' FRATER HUBERT C M CARREN FRA ER KIERAN OHARA O C O C S i H t Y R 1 ' ' ' . arm. - Sfm- . . . I ' ' ' - Ma ematics Asst. Treasurer u ic Speaking ' 1 - 1 , . arm. . arm. . ' I Q . . . Latin Latin diversion for members. ' . in 1 ' J. L . c , T ' , . GHT1. - Crm- . I cence is or - eliqion I:

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22 MCUNT CARMEL l-llCfl-l Real1z1na that many of the appurtenances to a complete educat1on are not to be obta1ned from books alone the faculty has planned and inst1tuted an extra- curncular act1v1ty of such a Wlde scope that some phase Ol1l1S sure to appeal to every boy The ORIFLAMME the off1c1al school publ1cat1on has repeatedly Won state and nat1onalrecoan1t1on and has corne to represent the best 1n h1gh school Journaltsrn The staff of the CDRIFLAMME 1S plcked from the h1qher ranlanq Enaltsb students and 1l1S certa1nly a Just1t1able prtde enJoyed by the parents Whose son has by h1s ab1l1ty mented a place on the ORIFLAMME Staff The school l1brary otters excellent l1terary recreat1on tor the boy 1n h1s le1sure hours as Well as a conventent source for outs1de references FRAT R NEAL M OCONNOR FRATER REGIS A DONOHUE FRATER AQUINAS T COLGAN O C O C O C th Eqh f d 39' p 1 1 1 I I I ' , . . arm, , arrn. . arm.. I I I Latin M ematics- n l' Dean c Mo ern Lang q C I 1 1 y WT I , ' N...

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FRATER CONRAD HALL FRATER VICTOR SCHWAR th FRATER HERMAN GOLOEIG FHATER MEL KENNEDY, O Carm O Carm I9 GC MGlh9mG 1CS SS fe GC O 1SC1 rRATER MAURICE E ANDERSON, FRATER IUSTIN OCONNELL, O Carm O Cczrm I O 24 J Enqhsh History MOUNT To those students who are gifted musically the band and orchestras provide an oppor tunity to pursue their avoca tion under the skillful guid 1'1'1L1S1C1CI1'1S Cognizant of the problems and tendencies of adoles cence the Carmelite Fathers have instituted a series of par ties and dances sponsored by the various organizations in the School Through these the boys are given an oppor tunity to learn social adiust ment These social events are conducted by the Seniors and luniors with some support from the lower classmen Mt. Carmel is a regular mem ber of the Chicago Catholic l-ligh School League, in which it enters teams in football CChampions l927, l93l, l932, l933 City Champions l927, l933D, basketball CChampions, Lightweight divison, l929, l93U, 19325, track, golt QCham pions l927, l928, l929, l93Ul, swimming and tennis fCham pions l93lD. a O. cum. ' O, cm. ' ance of thoroughly trained O I . . Science Ma ematics - . . . . . . Pit i'-At.PftfD pl' '