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

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K..q1,-,- ., t l F n l. f J my Eff FAC LTY MR. WILLIAM FLEMING, B.S. Mr. Fleming received his degree at John Carroll University. His English students are to be envied -they have as a teacher one ofthe finest Catholic gentlemen thcy'll ever meet. He teaches English and History. MR. HAROLD Grave Hal is a Carmel alumnus. He is assistant gym instructor, giving valuable aid to Mr. Murphy and the students in the gym each day. He helps build sound bodies on Carmel men. MR. FRANKLIN SMITH, B.A. A calm and conscientious teacher, he puts Freshmen through their paces as budding scientists. ln this field Mr. Smith was educa- ted at Loyola University. Native Chicagoan, Mr. Smith attended Quigley in his youth. MR. 'I'ERRIzNcE BRENNAN, A.B. Our most recent All-American from N.D. Proved last year that he can inspire and lead his team by more than his football knowledge. Any young man should be glad to train and play under him. MR. EDWARD Mmszxowsiu, B.S. Under Coach Fd's leadership the great team spirit of Carmel's vicious line was outstanding. While not on the field he aggres- sively teaches Science and Algebra. MR. WILLIAM JACOBY, B,A. The latest addition to Carmel, Mr. Jacoby fits in well teaching English. ls well accepted by the Faculty and students and dis- played his talents in the Faculty game. Hails from Visitation parish and is an alumnus of St. Ignatius High School. Y 4- - '-:-'im-..-sa

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A' r'l mg FACULTY Miss GERAi,u1NE' McGot'GH The feminine touch is added to the school by our librarian. Always at work, always willing to help. ln her gentle way she demands and gets silence in her stronghold. MR. IXIICHAEI. O'CONNOR, A B. One of Carmel's ancients, Mr. O'Connor built up our Physics department and lab to its present high standard. As coach he is responsible for Carmel's annual successes in track and field events. He has persuaded many Seniors to see it and get the idea. Mk. 'I'HoMAs Fanisn, M.A. Tireless worker for the con- tinued excellence of Carmel's Band, which is 2nd to none in the city. Unsung hero of the wonders of Carmel's music and marching fcfcs. MR. YV11.1.xAM IJVRRIN, A.B. Ably took over Mr. Jordan's position as basketball coach. He is teacher of English and dean of Civics department. For his per- sonality he is well liked by faculty members and students. MR. lx'lICHAEI. lx1l'RPHY, P.F. Carmel's muscle builder for the last 27 years. Notre Dame grad. Lord and master of Michael Murphy room since its erection. As much part of Carmel as the very building itself. MR. JAMES GAWNE, A.B. His personal zeal for the mis- sions, and success in city wide English contests attest to his value to Carmel. He is our dean of English. Active in the Naval Reserve. ls known for personality and humor. MR. lNIA'r'rHEw VV1l.I,IA1s1s, M.A. Senior statesman of rho faculty. Has proven time and again that he knows Mathematics and boys backwards and forwards. VVorking on Geometry and Bookkeeping this year. MR. VINCENT FARRI-:1.l,, A.B. Mr. Farrell is an experienced teacher, who gets his message over with ease in a quiet firm manner. The Freshmen learn lots of English and Latin through his efforts. Played very well in the Faculty Senior game.

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