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Why the CBHS Building was named Kenrick Hall
No full textThis Christian Brothers College Public Relations press release from 1965 told of the Kenrick Brothers--Brother Luke Joseph and Brother Joseph Matthew--who were actual brothers, and for whom the former high school building was renamed. Brother Luke Joseph was superior when the Brothers acquired the East Parkway property, during the fund drive, and when the move took place. Brother Joseph Matthew taught at CBC for 25 years and was the first principal of the Parkway school
Homecoming Court 1965
No full textQueen Carol Debons, a student at Siena College, was crowned Christian Brothers College's Homecoming Queen at the Coronation Ball. She is flanked by alternates, Mary Margaret Smith and Pat Martin. The Ball was held at the Beverly Room at the Clearpool events venue
The Cove
No full textThe Cove was an early effort at a student center at Christian Brother College. A quasi-open air space, it was built in conjunction with the auditorium and was situated between it and the gym. High-fidelity audio and snack machines were included
Studying in the Library
No full textStudents studying in the Library when it was located on the ground floor of the Administration Building
Colonnade
No full textA colonnade of Christian Brothers College's distinctive arches stretch in front of Barry Hall, the Administration Building
Brother Louis Althaus at Work
No full textBrother Louis Althaus works with computer printouts and punchcards. When the National Science Foundation helped Christian Brothers College with the start up of its Computer Center, Brother Louis was its Associate Director. Jerry Bradshaw was the Director.
During his years at CBC and CBU, Brother Louis also served as Chair of the Engineering Division, the Head of Electrical Engineering, and Academic Vice President
Bowlers
No full textChristian Brothers College students Frank Horton and Nolan Narrow bowled at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics tournament held in Kansas City over May 7 and 8, 1965
Construction of Rozier Hall
No full textRozier Hall was built in 1965, designed by Mel O'Brien and named in honor of Jules B. Rozier, a Memphis businessman
Rozier Foundations
No full textRozier Hall was the second residence hall built on Christian Brothers College campus. It was built from July 1965 through July 1966. Mel O'Brien, the architect, was a graduate of CBC
THE FORUM: Christian Brothers College, vol. 1, no. 1
No full textThe Forum was a short-lived student publication from 1965 that showcased opinion pieces