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Cheerleaders, 1982-1983
No full textChristian Brothers College Cheerleaders. Standing (L-R); Tom Dolan, Todd Stiles, Tom Barrett, Greg Barber, Buddy DeGruy. Kneeling (L-R): Dawn Blalack, Susan Taylor, Diana Scanlon, Debbie Funk, Chris Collins, Kim Baird, Carolyn Partin
Coach Dave Loos
No full textDave Loos coached at Christian Brothers College in the 1970s and 1980s, both baseball and basketball
Dr. Conrad Brombach Portrait
No full textDr. Conrad Brombach was the associate professor of psychology at Christian Brothers College. In 1986, he coordinated the “Memphis Career Beginnings” project, which was made to help youth from low income families get jobs or attend college. He also hosted Rat Olympics Day, a day when the rats trained by Dr. Brombach’s students show off their learned athletic behavior
Christian Brothers College Christmas Card, 1981
No full textPresident Brother Theodore Drahmann sent this Christmas card in 1981
Phonathon
No full textStudent volunteers worked the phone banks to raise money for Christian Brothers College in the Alumni Phonathon of 1981
Phonathon
No full textStudents joined efforts with CBC alumni to raise money for Christian Brothers College in 1981
Dedication of the Brother Lambert Thomas Courtyard
No full textIn the foreground, Brother Philip Matthews and Brother Pablo unveiled the placque and the rock as the Chairman of CBC's Board of Trustees, Lance Forsdick, looked on. Three flag-bearing students stood in the background: (L-R) Sharon Kehoe (Papal flag), Goffrey Hardaway (Tennessee flag), Aldo Javier Ruiz (Shelby County flag).
The rock was found while the Christian Brothers High School site on Walnut Grove was being excavated, and Brother Lambert Thomas had it transferred to the East Parkway campus in 1962
Twin Pianos
No full textBrothers Vincent Malham and Laurence Walther posed with their pianos. They performed together as "Brothers in Concert.
Dr. Emily Mathis Helping a Student in Her Office
No full textDr. Emily Mathis started her career at Christian Brothers College in 1971. Throughout her time with CBC, she devoted a lot of her work to consumer education for teachers, conducting workshops, and managing grants. She also held a variety of positions throughout her time with CBC including head of education, chairman of the new Department of Human Development and Learning, assistant to the president, director of the Educational Services Institute, and English professor