Bloomfield College - Saga Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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MUSIC APPRECIATION GROUP A peaceful room, an easy chair, a Sibelius tone poem, and you have the Music Appreciation Group, meeting in the parlor of Professor Slater's home. The lovers ot fine music meet here each week, to enjoy the music ot the masters. We are indebted for this kindness. ARISTA LITERARY SOCIETY Editor-in-Chief .................. Harry H. Moue Associate Editor .................... Paul F. Evans Layout Editor ,,,.,,....,. Angelo G. Crescenzo Art Editor ......... ..,......... T homas S. Wood Feature Editor ..........,..,.......... Frank Flisser Sports Editor ..........,......... Alfred d'Aliberl'i Secretary-Treasurer ........ Samuel G. Orlandi Faculty Adviser ,.., Dr. Walter W. Gustafson Revived after a number of years the Arista Literary Society, through the medium of its new publication The Arista , has helped to attain a more sincere spirit of Christian fellowship and development among the members of the student body. Through its pages have passed the expression ot student and taculty thought as well as the literary achievements and contributions ot the members of the society.

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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

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ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club, Pensiero ed Azione, has become one of our active organizations as a result ot its reorganization this year. Its purpose is the promotion of Italian literature and dialogue and to acquaint its members with the cul- ture ofthe Italian race. President ................ Samuel G. Orlandi Vice-President .......... Esther B. Alterio Secretary .,...................... Carol Ferrara Treasurer ...........,.. John N. DiGiocomo Faculty Adviser .......... Prof, John Tron HUNGARIAN CLUB The Hungarian Club is dedicated to the preservation ot Hungarian culture and to unite its members in closer bond at racial fellowship. It has endeavored throughout the past years to assist students to be- come more thoroughly acquainted with Hungarian language and lit- erature, as well as to provide social pleasures for its members. Faculty Adviser ...... Dr. John Dickovics sz za GERMAN CLUB To foster a keener appreciation of the culture of old Germany is the aim of Die Deutsche Verein. Literature and music help to unite the hearts and minds of the mem- bers in the belief that all nations are brought to God through Christ Jesus. President ...................... Paul F. Evans Vice-President ............ John Slater, Jr. Secretary-Treasurer .... Fred C. Bischoff Faculty Adviser ..., Pastor Franz Zeller