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

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FACULTY l'lA'I'HER FINAN kil.YNN, O. CARM., B..-X. He assumed his new position as assistant prefect of discipline with Father Gerard, as well as teaching History to the Seniors. Under his capable moderation, the dances and socials were highly successful. FATHER Cnaisrornua Mcl'i1.Ror, 0. CARM., B..-X. VVith Father Chris acting as mission moderator, Carmel has hit many new records, He is also the director of the National Shrine of the l.ittle Flower. The Carnival was a rousing success through his efforts, l9A'rHIea SIINAN Bovrn, O, CARM., B..-X. He is a thorough teacher of Sophoniore l.atin and Freshman .-Xlgehra, while still continuing courses in education at the Catholic University. He originally hails from Pittsburgh, Pa. lwxinna lmavasig losi.1.E, O. CARM., MA. He hails from Orland l'ark, Ill. lfather taught Algebra last year and this year explained the science otililirary usage to the students. He is continuing his studies at the University of Chicago. I'lA'l'HER Al'S'l'lN Corrie, O. CARM., BA. Another son of little R.l. Moderator and guardian of the hand and hand room, Has done much to keep Carmel's band on top. You will meet him teaching Soph Religion and Senior History. FA'rHER YINCEN1' O'BRlEN, O. CARM., B..-X. Leads many religious activities as leader of Cisca at Carmel and is eo-moderator of the Third Order. A regular noon time con- fessor in the Memorial Chapel, and teacher of History and Religion. FA'rHEa SHANE 'I'AHNm', O. CARM, M..-X. He is enjoying his first year at Carmel after having completed work in English for his master's degree. He may he found teaching Algebra and the subject he loves so well, English. l'Al'HEa D1 Ns'i'AN Nlclirlrzan, O. CARM., B..-X. His home town is Braddock, Pa., near Pittslwurgh. He is a raliid tan of the Pirates. Since Math comes easy to lfather, he is found teaching Geometry and Gen. Math.

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F CULTY lfA'i'HEa 'I'HoMAs STRASSER, O. CARM., B..-X. Known for his persuasive me- thods of imparting a thorough knowledge of l,atin grammar to the Juniors, Also he is religion teacher extraordinary. Very well liked hy the faculty for his per- sonality. lfatuiek YENARU Post.: sway, O. CARM., B..-X. Father Venard is a native of the smoky city of Pittshurgh. Special- izing in Spanish and History, he handles the language like a native of South America. He is also famous for his singing voice. l'lA'l'lIER Qi iaN'i'iN IDVNCAN, O. CARM., BA. lfather Quentin divides his precious time between his duties as school photographer, and mode rator of the school paper, The Carmel-Lite, He also finds time to impart knowledge on Spanish and English to students. l Ai'HiaIc limcwaico l,Ieki'ieio, O. CARM., B..-X. Father Bernard instructs all the .lunior Chemistry Classes. :Xt noon he leads the Perpetual Novena for vocations. Carrying the heaviest schedule of the Faculty, he is also moderator of the Science Cluh and Co-moderator of the 'lihird Order. l'lA'I'HER PETER '1'HoMAs SHERRY, O. CARM., BA. His years of experience as teacher and as chaplain in the US. Army ably qualify him for his present position as teacher of Math and Senior Religion. His interest in young men has grown through his years at Carmel. IFATHER l'iDBER'l' S'i'Alu2siN1c, O. CARM., MA. The priest who gives Carmel its priZe winning year hooks. He manages to see that few students leave Carmel without a proficient skill in typing. He also teaches History. His Alumni newspaper keeps our grads informed. lwxinsiz CLETI s Si l.l.lX'AN, O. CMM., MA. Vyhile continuing his studies in English at the University of Chieago, l r. Cletus is an exacting and conscientious teacher of Junior Religion and English. He is also the moderator of the Fflysian chapter of the National Honor Society. l'lA'I'Hl-IR lhaiu' Kkaiyikiia, O. CARM., B..-X. lfather Harry spends his ample supply of energy and skill un- folding the mysteries ol' Physics and Physical Geography. He follows the teams closely and is school sports statistieian. He also may he found assisting in the Studies Otlice.

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F CULTY l:A'I'Hl:1R Myres Coi.GAN, O. CARM, B..-X. Teacher of Religion and leader of religious activities as eo, moderator ot' 'l'hird Order, and editor of religious bulletin. He also heads the Dads' Club and Cheerleaders, and is assistant at St. Cyril's. Organized the very successful pep meetings. l'lA'I'HER l ll.l,lN REINERT, O. CARM., B..-X. Native Chicagoan, taught Algebra and Geometry. Mastered Latin and Greek at Catholic University. After the first se- mester he was transferred to Joliet. l'iA'I'HER CARI. Pl-'lS'l'ER, O. CARM., B..-X. A Connecticut Yankee, another new teacher fresh from the il- lustrious halls of the Catholic University. Teacher of Religion and l.atin to the .luniors and Freshmen. lfather puts great vigor into his work, as he is often seen carrying the library around. BRo'i'i-:ER Loris, O. CARM. Brother is assistant to Father Maurice in the treasurer's ofiice. Often he can be seen laboriously working with the addressograph sending out notices to the students, parents, alumni, etc. FAVHER RONVAN IJONAHVE, O. CARM., B..-X. Cambridge, Mass. is his home. Specializes in third year English and Senior Religion. Does all the drawing for the religious bulletin, in addition to giving many original ideas. He is moderator of the Arr Club. lfA1'HER ARMANIJ lblAYYIl.l.E, O. CARM., BA. Our only representative from the great state of Texas. Fxpertly handled his first season at Carmel, teaching Religion and Latin to the Freshmen and Sophomores. Also Father makes up many tests on the mimeograph machine. BRo'rHER l'E'r13R IIQHOMAS Yii.i.ERs, O. CARM. Brother is the community tailor and is credited for his superb work. He often decorates the altars ofthe hlernorial Chapel for various oe- casions. BROTHER joan Co1'oHi.1N, O. CARM. One of the cornerstones, Brother ,lack is custodian ofthe book room andathleticequipment. During the noon hour he manages Carmel's elite and exclusive dining room.