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Nolan's Arches
No full textThe arches that would be affixed to the walkways of the Nolan Engineering Center lay ready for installation
Preparing to Build the Engineering Center
No full textThe ground-breaking for the Engineering Center was September 17, 1984. Construction was underway, when the Nolan bequest came to Christian Brothers. Bennette Callicutt Nolan willed a large tract of land to CBC with the desire that her husband, John Joseph Nolan, be memorialized. CBC sold the land and used the funds to complete the Engineering Center, which was named in memory of the Nolans at its dedication in April 1986
Preparing the Roof on Nolan
No full textWorkers prepared the roof of Christian Brothers College's Nolan Engineering Center
Coach Nadicksbernd
No full textBaseball Coach Joe Nadicksbernd celebrated his 200th victory in the 1983-1984 season, when this photo was taken.
In the 1990s, Joe Nadicksbernd was the head baseball coach. He would later become Christian Brothers' athletics director in 2003
Buccaneer Basketball 83-84
No full textThis program promoted the players for Christian Brothers College's men's and women's basketball teams for the 1983-1984 season. The cover, along with team photos, also included the then-current iterations of both Bucky and the short-lived "Lady Buc" mascots
Invitation to the Dedication of the Rosanne Beringer Center for Computer Studies
No full textThe Center for Computer Studies was named for Rosanne Beringer, the President of the Memphis-based Welcome Wagon International. She has also been the president of the Thomas W. Briggs Foundation which awarded a $350,000 grant, enabling Christian Brothers College to complete plans for the center
Jogging in the Gym
No full textCoach Bob Stephenson held a jogging class at Christian Brothers in the 1980s. Board member Bill Plough was running on the left
WAMS
No full textWomen's Association to Motivate Spirit (WAMS) was a pep club organized by and for the women students. Their mission was to engage the entire community at Christian Brothers College.
First row (L-R): Rebecca Reno , Anne Sorenson, Tricia Harley, Gerri Turnage, Susan Taylor.
Second Row: Terri Erneste, Katy Dempsey, Bonnie Harris, Sole Arcchiardo, Liz Ledgerwood, Lisa Nolan.
Third row: Ellen Watson, Rita Alsobrook, Vicki Evers , Monica Welsh, Marjorie Knickrehm, Tonjala Peterson, Elizabeth Spearing, Valerie Lyons, Jenny Jon Jarrett.
Fourth Row: Christy Sorce, Kim Baird, Dawn Blalack, Margaret Sala
Christian Brothers College Sign
No full textThis sign stood near the main entrance to Christian Brothers College on East Parkway. At this time, there was no fencing; the campus was open to the street
Dr. John J. Shea Jr. Receiving the Outstanding Leadership Award
No full textDr. John J. Shea Jr. was a graduate of Christian Brothers College and valedictorian, who became an internationally known ear specialist and director of the Shea Clinic. In 1962, he was one of 100 people selected to feature in an issue of Life Magazine, and he was the only Memphian. During a President’s Club reception in 1983, he received the Outstanding Leadership Award, which is the moment caught in the photo. A year later, Dr. Shea joined the CBC Board of Trustees and Chairman for the CBC fund drive