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Dr. Deal and Students
No full textRosa Deal was the first female professor at Christian Brothers College.
The Rosa Deal School of Arts is named for her
Homecoming - "Blast 'Em Bucs"
No full textA 1970 homecoming float featured a cutlass-brandishing buccaneer in a ship, Bucky the Buccaneer being Christian Brothers College's mascot.
The game that year was played against Little Rock
Knights of Columbus Blood Drive
No full textStudents rest after donating blood. A medical professional stands in their midst
Cheerleaders in the Gym
No full textChristian Brothers College cheerleaders (Top to bottom): Jo Baron, Theresa Thomas, Janis Enterline, Betty Montgomery, Sussie Corrigan, Kim Powell, Cissy Wagner
WCBC AM/FM
No full textMembers of Christian Brothers College's radio club in 1970 were: Ray Coughlin, Jim Kopec, Carl Webb, Tom Verna, Mike Parkey, Kip Emrich, Dave Goodin, Ed Horner (Program Director), John Furtak, Paul Klasse, Jim Nolan, Eldon Smith, Greg Peterson, Ed Bramlet, Tom Kenny (Station Manager), Diane Fitzsimmons, Kevin Fitzsimmons, Tom Bertram, Gene Murphy. Other member, not in the photo, were John Marino, Phil Vance, Bob Yonkers, Paul Leary, Mike Powers, Ed Colacouri (Secretary), Gordon Arnold, Jim Boland, Hector Barrera, and Jim Callicott
Bell Tower, original design
No full textOne of the symbols of Christian Brothers campus, the Bell Tower was erected in 1958 with a design by Brother Lambert Thomas Matthews (President, 1953-1962).
Building the Tower was sponsored by the Mothers' Club
Coeducational Christian Brothers
No full textMale and female students talk in front of the Christian Brothers College sign during the school's first year of coeducation.
In 1970 the percentage of women in the Day School student body was barely 3.5%
Working in the Chemistry/Physics Lab
No full textA student worked in the Chemistry/Physics lab at Christian Brothers College in the mid 1970s
Aerial View of Christian Brothers Campus looking to the Southeast
No full textChristian Brothers College buildings standing at the time of this photo were (from left): Rozier, Maurelian, Kenrick, Barry, the Library, Ave Maria, St. Joseph, the Science Center, Battersby, Benilde (with the Engineering labs), the Gym and the Theater. In the distance, Memphis' Liberty Bowl stadium is visible
Thomas Center Courtyard
No full textStudents gathered in the courtyard outside of the Thomas Center, Christian Brothers College's student center