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

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CCDNTENTS The SCHOOL its characters and characteristics. CLASSES four segments of one integral student body. ACCGMPLISHMENTS the organizations and their su eees ses ATHLE F ICS physreal excellence through good eportemanshrp CARMELITANA a potpourrr of the foregomg , o . ' ' o o o ' - o gf , 40, - for Qi-ff, -:fix-OVlX: Q li Q VW for for f ,- l for or.i gfc,-r+,.,i T 05.73 Y? of for --rob: J 4O,f- xlioy 140, if 0,11 g 0541 4' eqqlg gl4Or fOr

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MGUNT CARMEL IDEALS HE moulding of sound character, so well begun by the sisters in the grade schools, con- tinues three-fold under the Carmelites. By co- operation and companionship in the classroom, the Fathers encourage the desire for knowl- edge. The boys feel at ease before Qur Lady of Mount Carmel, to whom they can confide their problems and beg her intercession with her Divine Son. Physical training under expert guidance, where the student is tempered by defeat and proven by victory, develops bodily strength and good sportsmanship. Thus, by striving continually toward the perfection of the lntellectual Spiritual and Physical aspects of a boy's growth into manhood, Mount Carmel hopes to send him out into the world a well rounded man, prepared for life with its successes and failures, and qualified to take his place in society.