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

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BROIHI R 11R 'IHOXIXS XIIITRS 1221 BRO I H1 R lxl X IN OSBOR MT CARMEL Mt Carmel IS a regular member of the Ch1 cago Catholtc 1-11gh School League 1n whlch If enters teams 1n football lChamp1ons 1927 1931 1932 1933 C1ty Champlons 1927 19333 basketball lChamp1ons Llghtvvelght d1v1s1on 1929 1930 1932 19371 track golf lChamp1ons1927 1928 1929 19301 sW1m m1ng and tennrs tChamp1ons 19311 Whlle boxlng IS not a league sport Carmel 1n 1935 produced a team that Won the state champlon sh1p v1sed so that every student may have a fa1r chance to part1c1pate 1n some form of athletlcs In add1t1on to the regular teams Whlch enter Cathollc League compet1t1on the faculty has recently revlved the plan of havrng bantam and flyvvelght teams 1n basketball Whlch compete W1th s1m1lar teams from other schools Every effort IS made to bu1ld a sound body 1n the growlng boy 1n fact Physlcal Culture IS compulsory for all students unless excused for some val1d reason BRO I HI R M11 XVAI S11 - - .I A I hi. I 1 V A ' ' Q 1 oc . . . E ' 1 v y . 'l v lntramural sports are fostered and super- mfr - , , , oc. . Cflrl' ' ' '

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HIGH SCHCOL thousand books of fiction. A trained librarian is in constant attendance. The members of the Art Club assist greatly in arousing interest in school affairs through their posters and slogans. The Dramatic Club is composed of those boys Whose histrionic talent and ability to act have banded them together. Their annual pres- entation is usually one of the high-lights of the school year. To those students who are gifted musically the band and orchestras provide an opportunity to pursue their avocation under the skillful guid ance of thoroughly trained musicians Cognizant of the problems and tendencies of adolescence the Carmelite Fathers have 1nst1 tuted a series of parties and dances spon sored by the various organizations in the school Through these the boys are given an opportu nity to learn social adjustment These social events are conducted by the Senlors and Juniors with some support from the lower classmen I'R.'X'IiIiR l'Iz'l'IZR 'IIIOMAS SHI2RRY O. Cirm. Hzxloru ani, I IRATIR IIIAS COIIVX OC m I I q IRAIIR IRAIIR CUIHBIRIHAIIX D 'Nlll ICRN Ofam OC m IRPXTI R HOWARD RAI I I RIY C C m cl I2 7 A Tl f f ' ' , l i I- 7. ,ar . ' ' - Ifn Irish , . 5 , W V M' T EH .f' All 2, fL.' . , r . . ar , His org .'lX.SIiAIlIfYl l'ruf'rrt ol' D1'.st1'pI1'm' i , Q 5 5 3 ' g, x .I ar . 4 . V gy l Irs or, X KV A -I K. X ! - A if Q 7' I P X- - x at - . , .

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HIGH SCHOOL Valuable ard IS g1ven the Carmellte Fathers by the varrous parent teachers organlzatlons wh1ch sponsor numerous and varred events wh1ch are conduclve to the solutlon of the prob lem of co operatlon between school and home The oldest of these organ1zat1ons IS the Mother s Club 1ts purpose IS to acquarnt the mothers wrth the problem of the teacher Wh1ch can be more readlly solved through 1ntell1gent co operatlon of school and home The Dads Club IS composed of those w1ll mg fathers who have volunteered thelr unstrnted efforts to help the1r boys Back of th1s organ 1zat1on IS the deslre to promote and encourage t1c1pat1on 1n all student 8Ct1V1fY and to co operate w1th the faculty 1n the furtherance of these 1nterests Through the Dads Club lntra mural sports handball basketball free throw tournaments sw1mm1ng and boX1ng have become a customary phase 1n extra cur rrcular l1fe at Carmel The students look for and Hnd real pals 1n the1r dads BROIHVR XI OYSIL9 DI RLN I X O BRO I HI R S I I PHI N MtC1OVI'RN O Carm Clerk BROTHLR JOHN COLCHI IN E231 , , , .Carm. Q H ' Sl'c're'Irll'll L . . . ' Va good fellowship: to promote interest and par- I , , , O. Carm. 4 - y ' Boohroonv Clerk