Bloomfield College - Saga Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The inside must be unified before we can conquer the outside world. The Student Christian Association endeavors to combine Christian living and Christian doing. It provides for the spiritual, cultural, social and recreational welfare ofthe students. All students are members and are invited to I share in the activities of the Association. President ............. ........... J ohn B. Earl Vice-President ....... ........ G eorge R. Sadler Secretary ........... ............. M imi Cortese Treasurer ......... ........ T homas S, Wood Committee Chairmen Devotional ............................ J. Leslie Inglis Social .................................. Harry H. Maue X Regalia ...... ...... D ennis S. Nagy I Athletic ........ ...... P aul F. Evans i i STUDENT COUNCIL President ....... .......,...,..... J ohn B. Earl Secretory ...,... ............,.. A lbert G. Dezso Frank R. Pehrson George R. Sadler Representatives ....,f J. Leslie Inglis Frank Flisser Anthony J, Ackerman Conscientiously performing its duty the Student Coun- cil has created in our school a greater desire for mutual understanding among the scholars themselves as well as between the student body and the faculty. This group is worthy of our highest praise for its sound words of reproof and its methods of discipline.

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CHOIR O come, let us sing unto the Lord. President-Business Manager J. Leslie Inglis Secretary-Treasurer ..,......... Ernest M, Kosa Librarian ...............,..,,.,,,,,,,,, Paul F, Evans DiI'SCf0! ................ ...... R oberta Bitgood I. The Choir has long been an asset to B.C.S. Again this year the lusty voices of a men's chorus reverberate through Knox Hall. Choir trips to neighboring com- munities have become a thing ot the past, but the true spirit of music yet abides in the hearts of the singers. Qi, mf lim Q5 AXP? his FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh. This group is comprised of a number of students of our College and Seminary who turn away from the toil and din of day to meet once a week for a time of Christian fel- lowship and spiritual edification in our chapel. The Fellowship services are lead either by visiting speakers or by the students, who in their own way present a message that is close to their hearts. Director ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, J, Leslie Inglis Faculty Adviser .... Pastor Franz Zeller