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    Christian Brothers College presents the CBU Singers

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    This 1975 brochure promoted Brother Vincent Malham's CBU Singers, known (in recognition of the upcoming US Bicentennial) as the "Bicensations.

    WAMS

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    WAMS, the Women's Association to Motivate Spirit, was the first women's organization at Christian Brothers College. It was founded in 1975 with the mission of generating excitement about the school. The founding members were - top row (L-R): Bernice Stengle, Mary Dougherty, Pat Jackson, Patti Meyer, Kasey Whitehead, Bunnie Brodie. Standing (L-R): Betty Branan, Ann Holloway, Terry Fuchs, Anne Madey, Peggy Hoppe, Nancy Roche, Paula Hickey, Peggy Gasko, Jennie George

    Studying in the Library

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    The CBU Library was built in 1968 ; in 1980, it was named for dedicated in honor of Memphis businessman and philanthropist, Abe Plough

    Men's Tennis Team

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    L-R: Whit Griffin, Larry Dickerson, John Stewart, Jim Knowles, Earl Felts, Gary Tucker

    Christian Brothers Singers

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    Student performs as fellow student singers look on

    Professor and Student

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    Tim Peterson showed Lyle Wescott his experiment. Wescott taught chemistry from 1968 to 1998

    Brothers Reading

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    L-R: Brother Michael Witt; President Brother Theodore Drahmann; Brother Louis Althau

    Dr. Janet Pisaneschi Working

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    Dr. Janet Pisaneschi joined Christian Brothers College in 1971 as philosophy instructor. She quickly became Chairman of Liberal Arts in 1973 and helped celebrate the Bicensation 75 on the costume committee. When Dr. Pisaneschi was promoted by President Brother Bernard LoCoco in 1976, she became the first woman to be dean of student affairs at CBC

    Joe Alfonso

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    Joe Alfonso managed Christian Brothers cafeteria from 1960 through 1981. The cafeteria was eventually named Alfonso Dining Hall in his honor

    Brother Bernard and Marguerite Piazza

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    President Brother Bernard LoCoco presented a certificate to Marguerite Piazza, Memphis-based opera singer and supporter of Christian Brothers College, at a President's Club meeting. Behind them was Brother Stephen O'Malley in the center and Breen Bland behind Miss Piazza

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