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Swimming Pool Dedication
No full textPresident Brother Theodore Drahmann posed with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Canale, Jr., at the dedication of the new Canale Swimming Pool at Christian Brothers College. The pool was dedicated to the memory of John D. Canale, Sr., a member of Christian Brothers' class of 1891
Alpha Kappa Alpha Officers
No full textOfficers of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority pose outside at Christian Brothers College: Kamala Rosell, Treasurer and Dean of Pledges; Karen Todd, Corresponding Secretary; A. Kathryn Biddle, Recording Secretary; Veronica Brittenum, Vice President; Terress Fullilove, President
Tau Kappa Epsilon
No full textMembers of Christian Brothers College's TKE fraternity posed on the steps of Barry Hall
First Soccer Game Played on Signiago Field, 1986
No full textChristian Brothers College debuted the Signaigo Soccer Field in September 1986.
The field was named for Joe Signaigo, a member of 3 Notre Dame championship football teams and member of the school's Board of Trustees
Audience for the Dedication of Nolan
No full textMore than 400 people attended the dedication of Nolan. The stage and audience were situated in the shade of the Library with a view of the new building and Buckman Quad.
Fred Smith, of the Federal Express Corporation, gave the keynote address
The Dedication of the Nolan Engineering Center
No full textBrother Tony Pisano was the Master of Ceremonies for the dedication of the Nolan Engineering Center. Sharing the dais were alumnus and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Dick Gadomski, and guest speaker and Federal Express CEO, Fred Smith
Julian
No full textSusan Lynn Johns, CBC faculty member for the performing arts, portrayed Julian of Norwich in the dramatic monologue, Julian
First Soccer Game Played on Signaigo Field
No full textChristian Brothers College debuted the Signaigo Soccer Field in September 1986.
The field was named for Joe Signaigo, a member of 3 Notre Dame championship football teams and member of the school's Board of Trustees
Brother Miguel Faculty Courtyard
No full textStanding between Barry Hall and Plough Library on Christian Brothers campus, the Brother Miguel Faculty Courtyard was dedicated in 1985. Brother Miguel Cordero (1854-1910) was a member of the De La Salle order, a teacher, scholar, and saint
Brother Robert Staub
No full textBrother Robert Staub first came to Memphis in 1950 as a professor for the biology department at Christian Brothers College. He became the chairman of the biology department in 1961, and he was made the faculty moderator of athletics in 1962. While chairman, Brother Robert received a doctor of philosophy in botany from the University of Minnesota in 1966.
Brother Robert was incredibly dedicated to environmentalism, serving on several boards and conducting research. When CBC was awarded grants in the sciences, Brother Robert would either become an investigator, like in the Memphis water pollution research in 1967; or director, like with the life science program or the training sessions for junior high school biology teachers. He even became a founding member of the board of directors of the Environmental Action Council of Memphis. In 2006, Christian Brothers High School included Brother Robert as one of the inductees into the CBHS Hall of Fame. At the time, he had retired from teaching and had been a Christian Brother for 66 years