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Leo McKittrick Participating in a Telethon
Leo McKittrick can be seen participating in the fundraising Telethon of 1979.
McKittrick was president of the Engineers Club, vice president of Circle K, and made it onto the Dean’s List at Christian Brother College. The Plough Library hosts his senior electrical engineering seminar project on rectification of microwave power from when he graduated in 1965.
McKittrick was a member of the Alumni Team for 1966 when homecoming weekend included a basketball game between student athletes and alumni, and he became the president of the alumni association at CBC
President's Club
Christian Brothers College president, Brother Bernard LoCoco posed with members of the Board of Trustees: (L-R) Dick Gadomski, Maury Wade, Brother Bernard LoCoco, Lance Forsdick, John McCabe
Christian Brothers College Salutes the Founders Circle: A Reception Honoring the 1978 Members
President Brother Bernard LoCoco started the Founder's Club as a fund-raising effort. Membership was open to alumni, corporations, faculty, staff, and friends of Christian Brothers College. Contributions were based on the number of years CBC had been produced graduates, with a minimum donation of $1 per year
Lady Bucs Volleyball Team
The women's volleyball team won the title in the Volunteer State Athletic Conference by beating Trevecca in the finals 15-9, 15-6, finishing the year with a 24-4 record.
(L-R): Marie Corney, Rebecca Hammett , Mary Lynn Temple, Linda Smiley , Sally Andrews, Patricia O'Neal, Kathy Wilson, Jan Weatherred, Sharon Kehoe
Women's Basketball Game, 1978-1979
Christian Brothers College athletes, Libby Drake and Sally Andrews, represented the Bucs on the court
Intramural Trophies
Father Angelo Nobile, Msgr. Merlin Kearney, and Brother James Brink showed off the intramural trophy board. Father Angelo was Christian Brothers College's chaplain and the Director of Intramurals. Msgr. Kearney donated the board, and Brother James designed it. It was estimated that 60% of students not involved in varsity sports took part in intramurals
Christian Brothers College: The Founders Circle, 107 Years in 1978
The Founders Circle was established in 1977 in honor of Brother Maurelian and the Brothers of the De La Salle Christian Schools who founded CBC in 1871. Membership was open to faculty, staff, friends, alumni, and corporations; "dues" were based on cash gifts of $1 for each year of the school's history
Tennis Team
Christian Brothers College's Tennis Team posed with Brother Armand Alcazar. Back row (L-R): Brother Armand Alcazar, Larry Barnes, Craig Babcock, Mark Wiseman, Jeff Kitterman, Jimmy McMahon. Front row (L-R): Ray Shriver, Hassan Easterban, David Crowley, Paul Tilly, Trung Troung, Chuck Melket
Brother Adrian Powers
Brother Adrian was the Superintendent of Christian Brothers High School. He posed here by the Thomas Center on Christian Brothers College campus
Joe Nadicksbernd, Basketball Coach
For over 40 years, Joe Nadicksbernd was a major part of Christian Brothers athletics, whether as a student athlete or a coach. From 1967-1971, he was a star player on the CBC baseball and basketball teams.
He coached the basketball team from 1978-1982, which was followed by 25 years as baseball coach. He became Athletics Director in 2003, a position he held until his death in 2014