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

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CARMEL IIIGI-I SCHOOL Intramural sports are fostered and supervlsed so that every student may have a fa1r chance to part1c1pate 1n some form of athletlcs In addltlon to the requ- lar teams Whlch enter Cathollc League competltlon the faculty has recently revlved the plan of havlnq bantam and flywerqht teams ln football and basketball Whlch compete wlth s1m1lar teams from other schools Every effort 1S made to bulld a sound body 1n the qrowlng boy 1n fact Physlcal Culture 1S compulsory for all students unless excused for some val1d reason Valuable a1d 1S QIVGH the Carmelrte Fathers by the varrous parent teacher organ1zat1ons Whlch sponsor numerous and varled events Whlch are condu c1ve to the solutlon of the problem of co operatlon between school and home The oldest of these oraanrzatrons IS the Mothers Club 1ts purpose lS to acaualnt the mothers Wrth the problem of the teacher Whlch can be more readrly solved through mtelllaent co operatlon of school and home FRATER KENNETH MOORE FRATER LEOPOLD ZECH BROTHER PETER THOMAS VILLER O C O C th Ck 36 25 . . . . I , . I 1 I - . , . , . - . arm. I O. Carm. . arm. ' . ' Ma ematics---Asst. Prefect of D' 'pl' Prefect ler , al- ' , I M

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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' '

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26 MOUNT CARMEL l-llCfl-l The Dad s Club lS composed of those w1ll1ng fathers who have volunteered thelr unstlnted efforts to help the1r boys Back of th1s organ1zat1on 1S the de s1re to promote and encourage good fellowshlp to promote lnterest and par t1c1pat1on 1n all student GCl1V1lY and to co operate wlth the faculty 1n the fur therance of these lnterests Through the Dad s Club lntramural sports handball basketball free throw tournaments sw1mm1ng and boxlng have become a customary phase 1n extra curr1cular l1fe at Carmel The stu dents look for and fmd real pals rn thelr dads The newest parent orgamzatlon comprlses those favored and pr1v1leged women whose sons wear the brown hab1t of the Carmel1tes erther as stu dents at Nlagara or as Brothers Fratres or Prlests The Oueen of Carmel Auxlllary and 1ts act1v1t1es extend throughout all of Carmelrte Amerlca lendlng a helpful hand by assemblmg and embro1der1ng the vestments pre scrlbed for the celebratlon of Mass and Benedlctlon by glvmg soclals to ard the Order materlally and by that lntanglble sp1r1t of encouragement and cheerfulness whlch only Mothers can 1nc1te 1n thelr sons BROTHER IOHN COUGHLIN BROTHER ALOYSIUS DERUNTZ O C O C C k I I I I . . . . . . . . - . - . ' - 1 . . . . . . . , . . - - ' 1 I I l 1 I o e o . . . I I - I 0 0 l . - . - . - . . . . . . . . . . . . I - . . 1 1 1 - . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . I . - . . . . . . . . . . arm. . arm. Bookroom ler Secretary