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In Front of Barry Hall
No full textPresident Brother Bernard LoCoco visited with students--Joanbeth Lawson, Leonie Bertelt, Neil Corbett, and Mike Stablein--on the steps of Barry Hall
Parents Weekend, November 1975
No full textSocial Hour from Parents Weekend in November 1975 (L to R): Dr. Morrison, Brother Vincent Malham, Brother Alfred Moroni
Cafeteria
No full textBanners referencing the history of Christian Brothers College decorated the cafeteria
Homecoming King and Queen
No full textRobert Michael Hale and Peggy Ann Gasko were elected Homecoming king and queen in 1975. Gasko was a marketing major. Hale, a civil engineering major, was CBC's first homecoming king
Program: Presentation Ceremony Designating Christian Brother College a United States Bicentennial Campus
No full textChristian Brothers College was the first school in Tennessee to be designated a Bicentennial Campus by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, enabling the school to use the official Bicentennial trademark and fly the Bicentennial flag
Bicensation
No full textMore than one hundred students of Christian Brothers College performed in "Bicensation" on Parents Weekend in 1975. Included in the show were performances of numbers from musical comedy, contemporary sounds, and jazz, tracing the history of American music
Brother Bernard LoCoco with a Student at Commencement
No full textPresident Brother Bernard LoCoco congratulated a graduating student at at Christian Brothers College commencement
The Board of Trustees of Christian Brothers College presents an Evening with Marguerite
No full textThe Board of Trustees sponsored a performance by Marguerite Piazza, soprano and noted Memphis philanthropist in the CBC Auditorium on November 2, 1975