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CBC Library under Construction
No full textPrevious libraries had been located first in the High School (Kenrick) building, and later in the Administration Building (Barry). The free-standing library was constructed in 1968. Its architect was Mel O'Brien
Homecoming - "Box the Dogs"
No full textChristian Brothers' Bucky the Buccaneer waved a pirate flag for homecoming, with a VW van (and the Theater) in the background
Science Center, 1967
No full textThe construction of Christian Brothers College's original Science Center was completed in 1967. Designed by Architect Mel O'Brien, it was built at a cost of $750,000. A series of upgrades occurred during the years 1998-2000
Homecoming Float: Zap the Lynx
No full textCBC played Southwestern of Memphis in the Homecoming game of 1967. One of the student -built floats stood outside the theater
Homecoming Floats
No full textA giant Buccaneer can be seen in the background with Battersby Hall behind it in this color image of the first prize-winning float for Christian Brothers' 1967 Homecoming
Science Building
No full textConstruction of the Science Building was completed in 1967 at a cost of $750,000
Christian Brothers College vs Southwestern College: Homecoming 1967
No full textCBC's Buccaneers played the Lynx of Southwestern at Memphis for the homecoming game of 1967. The program featured a message from the president, the finalists for homecoming queen, the basketball team, the CBC cheerleaders, the Bucs' baseball schedule, and various advertisements. The game was played in the De La Salle Gymnasium before a crowd of 2,300. CBC won narrowly, 60-58, due to the efforts of Ed "Ace" Martin and his last minute basket
Father Nobile conducting mass
No full textFather Angelo Nobile, who was the director of guidance, counseling and the director of intramural sports, and the student chaplain, was conducting mass
Dr. Relbue Morgan Teaching
No full textDr. Relbue Morgan is standing in front of a black board with various equations written in chalk. His left arm extends across the board as he lectures about the subject.
Dr. Relbue Morgan received his Bachelor of Science degree at Christian Brothers College in 1962. While at CBC, he qualified for Honor Role and had straight A averages. He also presented his paper at the 16tth annual Ole Miss meeting of the American Chemical Society Memphis Chapter. In 1967, Dr. Morgan returned to work at CBC as a professor of physics. While working at CBC, he co-directed for the physics section of The Introductory Physical Science and Physics programs for teachers at CBC. Dr. Morgan was also a recipient of the 1995 Service Awards
Homecoming Float: "Sink the Lynx"
No full textThe student chapter of IEEE won first prize for their float for the Christian Brothers College homecoming in 1967. The game was played on Feburary 18 against the Lynx of Southwestern College. CBC won 60-58 after a last minute score by Ed Martin