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Demolition
The Christian Brothers College building on Adams Street was demolished in 1964. After 69 years, CBC left the space in 1940. Afterwards, it served as a warehouse for the Memphis Board of Education.
Before CBC moved in, the 110 year old building had been the home of the Memphis Female Academ
Parents Weekend, 1964
Parents examine artifacts on table over Parents Weekend in 1964. A trophy case stands in the background. Included are (l-r) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dougherty, and Mr. and Mrs. Salam Al-Chokhachi. Mr. Al-Chokhachi, from Iraq, was a senior at CBC in 1964
Archways and Bell Tower
Arches leading to the East Parkway South gate entrance, with the Bell Tower in view
Christian Brothers College Faculty
Christian Brothers' entire faculty for the academic year of 1964 gathered on the steps of the Administration Building (Barry Hall). Rosa Deal, the first woman on the faculty, stood in the second row
Brothers with Scientific Equipment
Brothers George Carney (L) and Jerome Wegener (R) discussed scientific equipment. In his years at Christian Brothers College, Brother George taught physics, served as chair of the Physics Department and as Assistant Dean of Students. Brother Jerome also taught physics, as well as computer science, and served as the director of the Memphis/Shelby County Science Fair for many years
1964 CBC Homecoming
Christian Brothers College played MacMurray College in its 1964 homecoming game. The game program featured a letter from President Brother Terence McLaughlin; photos of coaches Horton and Crone, the Bucs, and the finalists for homecoming queen; lineups for the competing teams; and a schedule of the weekend's events
Candidates for Homecoming Queen
Candidates for Homecoming Queen 1964 were interviewed before an audience in CBC's auditorium.
Front row: Carol Ann Mahoney, Teresa Pugh.
Middle row: Jean Marie McDonald, Ursula Rose Sherril, Suky Strebel.
Back row: Marie Antoinette La Croix, Beth Ann Wieschaus.
The Selection Dance was held afterward in the Cove
Registration Card
In 1964, students seeking admission to Christian Brothers High School when it was new on Walnut Grove Road used this form to apply
Dear Alumnus Letter: Homecoming, 1964
Dan Thompson, chairman for alumni homecoming activities, invited Alumni to Christian Brothers College's Annual Homecoming. Two basketball games - Alums v Freshmen, and CBC's varsity team v MacMurray College - were to be held in the afternoon, and followed by an informal meeting and dinner-dance
Computer Rental Rates in 1964
As the site of the only IBM 1620 in Memphis, the Christian Brothers College Computer Center rented the use of the machine by the hour. With the arrival of the Model II, processing times sped up, resulting in a reduction in hourly rates