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

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4 i l VW l 1 ? ... gma il . 2 gy, z 5 5 Qtggll l i E -2 5 Q3 e ,3A e fd DEDIC TED TO MR. MICHAEI, CYCONNOR, A.l3. Born in Biddleford, Maine, on Septemlier 25, Mr. O'Connor at- tended Biddleford High School where he excelled in liaseliall, foot- hall, and track. Through an interest in science, he achieved a motion picture operator's license while yet in high school. He studied at the University of Maine, where he confined his athletic endeavors to track, specializing in the half and quarter mile, and acquiring four major letters. :X memlier of the class of' '26, he graduated with honors and received a degree in mathematics and physics. ln W26, he came to Carmel, where he taught mathematics and physics. ln V127 he hecame track coach, a position he has held ever since. Carmel track aspirants have felt the lienefit of his own interest and experience in the sport, especially in the half mile and the quarter g f mile. Miks''oiprlgffiilfxiall'mfmlist ln W32, he married after a two year courtship. He has twochildren, ' a lioy and a girl. livery summer he returns to Maine, specifically to Old Orchard Beach, where he is an engineer, supervising the repair of hreakdowns in the amusement park. He has received a degree in Radio Theory and Code from Chicago 'l'echnical School. His handi- work in his field is very evident in the Physics l.ah, where he has constructed a good deal ofthe equipment and many complicated electronic devices. During the year, he gives the extra radio course in the morning for the Seniors. This is calcu- lated to he ofgreat advantage to them in the service. Un january 25 of this year, the Carmelite fathers sponsored a lianquet for Mr. O'Connor, at which he was presented with a beautiful, engraved watch. Our hearts are saying more than our feelile words, Mikel Many thanks! God liless you l Ql.l il 'l'l Mr. 0'Connor performs one of' his many duties as track coach by timing ai running. QRlGH'l'j ln thc physics lah hc explains tht intricacies of thc radio.

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