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Festival of Music II: Christian Brothers College and Siena College
CBC and its sister school, Siena College, mounted a "Festival of Music," under the direction of Brother Vincent Malham on May 2, 1971. The Convert Chorus, Collegians, and the CBC Community Chorus performed a variety of musical selections, from madrigals to Broadway
Christian Brothers Centennial: CBHS Souvenir
Christian Brothers High School produced this "money" to be a souvenir of the 100th anniversary of the school. One side depicted the original Adams Street school and the modern CBHS on Walnut Grove; the other, the centennial dates
Signing at CBC
David Terrell and Calvin Tuggle signed with Coach Bob Stephenson to play basketball at Christian Brothers College
Bell Tower in Moonlight
The Bell Tower on Christian Brothers campus was built in 1958. The original design was conceived by Brother Lambert Thomas Matthews (President, 1953-1962). The CBC Mothers' Club sponsored the building of the Tower. It would be renovated in the 1990s
Linda Shanks, CBC's First Female Graduate
Linda Shanks was honored at the time of her graduation by fellow grads in front of the Christian Brothers College sign. While she knew she was one of the first woman admitted (she was among the first forty), she did not realize she would be the first to receive a degree
Letter soliciting funds for "Patron Program" to support CBC production of "To Be Young, Gifted, and Black"
Steve Muench, president of the Student Government Association, solicited donors to help defray the ticket costs of a performance of Lorraine Hansberry's "To Be Young, Gifted, and Black," which was performed at Memphis' Ellis Auditorium with the sponsorship of the SGA
CBC Centennial Year Pinback Button
Christian Brothers College's 100th anniversary was celebrated with this pinback button bearing an unusual-looking Bucky mascot
Help Save Tom Hannon
Tom Hannan was a recent graduate of CBC when it was learned he needed a kidney transplant. Students launched a fundraising drive
Cheerleaders in front of CBC Centennial Sign
The cheerleaders of Christian Brothers College posed in honor of CBC's centennial. Back row (L-R): Pat Jackson, Sharon Klyce, Becky Northern, Kathy DeLoach, Chris Beuteau. Front row (L-R): Annie Olmi, Kathie Toes, Phyllis Collins
Christian Brothers College Centennial in Memphis: 1871-1971
The Centennial celebration for Christian Brothers College was held in the newly-opened Thomas Center on November 21, 1971. Ed Barry, a longtime supporter of the school, delivered an address, "A Tribute to the Christian Brothers."