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

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School THE FACULTY Included ln these afllllatlons are all the larger UHIVCFSIFIQS 1n th Mlddl West lll1no1s M1Ch1g3H WISCOHSIH Ch1cago Notre Dame Northwestern and many of the smaller colleges The certllicate pr1v1lege fentrance upon recom mendatlon of the fafultyl lS held w1th three large Eastern Un1vers1t1es namely G orgetown Dartmouth and Brown In order to ma1nta1n th s accredltatlon as well as the1r own hxgh standards of scholarshlp the Carmellte Fathers have outl1ned a str1ct course of study whlch IS des1gned prlmarlly for the best mterests of the student body Durmg the first two years all th students are requlred to do practlcally the same work wlth the excep txon of bemg permltted the cholce of a language In thlrd year several electlves are offered and semors have a st1ll greater cholce of subjects RI X NORBI RT C l II l R Rl X XX II IRFD A SVIITH E al h

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THE FACULTY Cd1 7726l X ERY REX BASIL A RAHLER O Ca m Pastor or St Cu I REX CHRYSOSTONI J ANDERSON O Carm L brat an FR SPIRIDION GRECH O Ca m Chapla n REX ANDRI XX l XX ELDON The school ltself IS housed 1n a spac1ous modern bu1ld1ng It IS perfectly equlpped W1th large well llghted and well ventllated class rooms excellent laboratorns lecture halls anew gymnas1um and an up to :late swlmmlng pool In connect1on Wlth the latter two prov1s1ons have been made for lockers for v1s1t1ng as well as home teams The gymnas1um contaxns all types of athletrc equlpment regular 1nstruct1on ln the use of wh1ch IS g1ven the students for QXQFCISQ and for the cond1t1on1ng of the var1ous teams The latest 1nnovat1on lS a radlo ampl1fy1ng sys tem to s1mpl1fy announcement maklng Apart from the mater1al s1de Mt Carmel has rece1ved the h1ghest poss1ble ratlng scholas tlcally It 1S accredlted by the Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s and the North Central Assoclatlon of Secondary Schools and Colleges Th1s afHl1at1on carr1es Wlth 1t the pr1v1lege of entry wlthout eXam1nat1on to any Un1vers1ty or College recog nlzed by these organ1zat1ons 0 Ca m Rl x MARTIN J ODONNIII REX PATRICK 'VILRRAY O Carm O Carm D an of Emil sh clluyld rOfla me to fS1CIa Chpln

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IA SIC lb X XRNOI D H VRCAR O C m O Qxrm O Carm Hlstory and Engllsh are requlred 1n fourth year but the student 1S offered hrs cholce of Chemlstry or Typewrltlng and of Latln Span 1sh CIVICS Economlcs or Commerclal Law Th1S method demands a unlformlty that IS for the good of all and yet allows a var1at1on su1ted to the development of each boy s partlcular talents and des1res Grades are glven monthly 1n each subject and are governed not only by the amount and quallty of work done but by the monthly examrnatlons whlch are a part of each course Quarterly and semester marks are also gn en are determnned chlefly by the exammatrons ln each subject Honor cards are ment awards glven each month to students who carry an average of nlnety or more IH all subjects for that month Students who have a monthly average of nmety or more m a subject and who pass the semester rellglon exammatlon wlth a grade of exghty fue R X l5lRlHOlDl NlAl Nll OCarm U 'KN llLS I OBO Ofrn Ll Q r i 'm,,x cllounb Carmel Hzgb School THE FACULTY ll2l A X ' A -f V ,. - l - ii . -' 7 V ' X5 tlgffgfli .f lt! 'i' . 'S .-S. l ' 4 l l Q? Xxx ff , Q it lff ti E11 lk 'S Q? if ,M RlfX'. .lL'l. N C. Q . UBIU, RliY. Al.l5RlfD A. Cllll 'AN, Rlz '. f .' .l 'l'llY, F52 . jar , . N. . 4 . o o 0 lei'Il'Qll.Ul7 kllrvfctl0I'S1L1du-s l'rvl'm! of IJ!-85111711170 Phusrolodu Y . . 1 , ' 1,5 ' Y E3 , . . . Hg li 2 5 1 ,. ll ,o. .. . , llrrfrrfl of Sllldlg'-9 - Rell' :rm sw, ' ' 1zr1v.,.'o1 2 .. e Rxlq he 1 1 I 1 ' I , 'J ' - V ' Illllfl V Rr Mtn