Bloomfield College - Saga Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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Lux In Tenebris Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, Built upon the rock eternal, Fountain rock of living water, Kindled by the Light supernal, With unceasing Power increasing ln whose light we see the light. CHORUS Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, Lux in tenebris, luce. Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, May thy light be never dimmed: Watch thou, therefore, Zion's daughter, Keep thy lamp well oiled and trimmed, While light giving, Light receiving From the Fountain head of light. Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, Into darkness light to carry, Send thy sons o'er land and water. Each a living luminary. Self-consuming while illuming, Those that have not seen the light. Lux in tenebris, Luminary, Glory full of truth and grace: Let the world perceive Thy glory And behold Thee face to face. Apprehending, Comprehending, jesus, Saviour, Light of Light. an ' T

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jfuretnnrh THE SAGA i943 hos gone to wor! This is the first Victory issue of the onnuol pub- licotion of deor old B.C.S. The stoff, beset on every hond with difficulties due to the notionol wor effort, hos striven to present o book worthy of its norne ond fovoroble to oll, We hove done our best under existing conditions. We hope the poges thot follow ore enjoyoble now ond in the yeors to come they will worm, with fond remembronces, the heorts of oll who peruse them.

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Eebinatinn REV. JOHN E. SLATER Professor of Ancient Languages and Theology FOR ELEVEN YEARS his Christian devotion to home, church, and school has been an inspiration to those conscientiously pursu- ing their tasks here in Bloomfield College and Seminary. To lovers of Wisdom, he has opened up his mind to give at his rich store of knowledge. To lovers ot Truth, he has opened up his heart to have them join in his fellowship with Christ. To lovers ot Music, he has opened up his tamily circle to have them share in the inspiration of the classics. To him, in grateful appreciation, we dedicate this journal.