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Interior of St. John's Chapel
No full textSt. John's Chapel was part of the Cardinal Stritch Scholasticate, where Brothers in training were housed
Edwina Carruth Portrait
No full textEdwina Carruth was the Director of Programming at Christian Brothers College, and she taught Speech and English. In 1968, a new FM radio station broadcasted classical music and educational programs from CBC, which Carruth explained was to teach students announcing and broadcast engineering. When CBC became co-ed in 1970, Carruth was appointed the Assistant to the Director of Admissions for Female Students. She was the first Dean of Women. When Carruth resigned, Sister Frances Catherine Lehan, Academic Dean at Siena College, became the new Dean of Women at CBC
Golfers
No full textChristian Brothers College's golf team posed with their clubs on the lawn in front of Kenrick Hall
Aerial View of Christian Brothers Campus and Midtown Memphis
No full textThis aerial view of Christian Brothers College campus looked south and west to a tree-covered expanse of midtown Memphis. Visible campus buildings were (from Left): the Theater, the Engineering labs (Benilde), the Gymnasium, the Fort (Battersby), St. Joseph, Ave Maria, the Administration Building (Barry), the High School Building (Kenrick), the Bell Tower, Maurelian, and the auxiliary buildings
CBC's Student Chapter of the American Chemical Society
No full textAlthough Christian Brothers College was males-only at this time, the student chapter of the American Chemical Society at the school included female members--students from Siena College, Memphis' Catholic college for women. Members were D. Bielinin, D. Podrotty, J. Kertersky, J. Thais, T. Cummings, M. Poh, P. Charley, E. Amrod, C. Cummings, M. Lamar, C. Gordon, and B. Kadlac
Brothers Arthur and Bernard with Coach Gagliano
No full textBrothers Arthur Higgins and Bernard Murphy pose with Coach Tony Gagliano.
Gagliano had been a student athlete during the 1930s when Brothers Arthur and Bernard were his coaches. He coached the CBHS baseball team from 1958-1964.
In addition, he coached Memphis' American Legion baseball teams to 18 state championships in 20 years, winning the national title in 1968. This photo was taken before the final game in the Tennessee state Legion tournament of 1963
Invitation to a Buffet
No full textPresident Brother Terence McLaughlin invited the faculty to attend the Parents' Weekend Saturday Dinner
Live it! ... A current commentary on higher things for the contemporary C.B.C. man, vol. 1, no. 2
No full textCBC Presidents
No full textChristian Brothers College presidents Brothers Hyacinth Richard Gerlach, I. Francis McEvoy, Leopold Julian Dodd, Lambert Thomas Matthews, and Terence McLaughlin gathered for the fund rally of the general gifts phase in the Development Drive for a "Greater CBC."
President Brother Terence McLaughlin Speaking at Commencement
No full textBrother Terence McLaughlin introduced the speaker at the 92nd Commencement Exercises for Christian Brothers College. Other members of the platform party included Msgr. Thomas Duffy, Msgr. Leo Ringwald, and Brother Levian Thomas