Junior College of Bergen County - Saga Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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CHEER LEADERS Captain-Dorothy C'Brien. Members-Buth Pieper, ludith Gordon, lane Anderson, Leonore Block, Edith Bender, lohn Morrison, Bobert Cornell, Albert Fernandes. Adviser-Miss I-lite. DORMER CLUB Members-Bobert Appelton, Marion Sauer, Mildred Teich, Mar- jorie Lloyd, Carol l-larpster, Allan Dean, David Wallwork, Theresa I-lotte,Toni Pescrilli, Frank Carpinetti, Richard McGibney, Baymond Moody, Dorothy Velsor, Buth Brown, Eva Stampone, Buth l-lollinger, lsadore Small, William Murphy, Miss Littel, Miss Headings, Miss Hite, Mr. and Mrs. Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Beed, Mr. and Mrs. Coles. ETA UPSILON GAMMA Established at Bergen College l937. Officers-President Betty Bridenburg, Vice-President Clive Geery, Secretary Marjorie Lloyd, Treasurer Madeleine Yanzer, Chaplain Sheila Armour, Consul Alice Marrah, Sentinal Betty Ludwig. Adviser-Miss Terhune. Purpose-To benefit members socially and morally and to en- courage high scholarship. Members-lean Bridenburg, Mary Barry, Margo McKay, Lillian Allwood. Activities-Dance. Various sorority social activities. GERMAN CLUB Founded-October, l939. Officers-President Phyllis Daniels, Secretary Emily Nugent. Purpose-To further the German language and culture. Members-Phyllis Daniels, Dorothy Dorman, Sally Schild, Shirley Worth, Phyllis Bothrock, Emily Nugent, Theresa Gurbach, Patricia Mayer, Mildred Tiech, George Bauch, Adam Borylo, Charlotte Cleeves, Margo MacKay. HE Bergen lunior College Glee Club was founded in l939 by its present director A. Stanley Douglas. During its iirst year, the Glee Club gave iive concerts and ended its altogether successful season by singing at the World's Fair. For its second year, the Club was divided into a Freshman and Sopho- more Choir. This year, the Glee Club gave l2 concerts in various towns of the State of New lersey. One oi the concerts Was in connection with the March of GLEE CLUB 'l'

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Dimes, and another with the lunior College State Conference. Features of the year were the writing of a song and lyric by two members of the Club. A. Stanley Douglas, M.A., Director Eunice Martin, Accompanist Vincent Andersonif' Theresa Anzelmo Shiela Armour Edith Bender Ray Bigalke Anthony Bonnano Richard Campbell Phyllis Daniels Margaret Desmond Wesley Elbert Margaret Eraser David Gatti Robert Gustafson lohn Hamiltontf' Ianice Hunt ii' Soloists Ruth Hollinger Theresa Hotte Elizabeth Hughesit Frank lacono Gwendolyn lones .Rose lurewicz Doris Kanouse Dorothy Kielman Harriett Krajewski Virginia Lehman David LeSourd Betty Ludwig Andrew Lukach loseph Martorellitt Marion May Martha Myers Robert Nyberg Santina Crsini Antoinetti Pescrilliif' Gordon Personeous Andrea Rannels Natalie Rappaportrt Elizabeth Renfro Fred Southardit Valerie Tabor Ruth Van Tassel Esther Wichman Sue Wray Robert Woodsii HI-Y-TRI-Y ALUMNI Founded-1939. Cfficers-President Stephen Eerriol, Vice-President Dorothy O'Brien, Secretary Phyllis Daniels, Treasurer Harry Bengel. Purpose-To form a bond between the graduate members of the Hi-y-Tri-y Clubs, to extend good fellowship, and to give assistance whenever possible to the college. Members-Robert Tesar, lohn Hansen, Carol Harpster, Karl Eehrle, William Lenz, Edward Quist, Louise Gabriel, Sally Schild, Shirley Worth, Robert Roman. Activities-Assembly Program. Senior Party. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officer--President Sanford Heims. Adviser-Mr. lohn Stover. Purpose-To foster international peace and good will by intel- ligent discussion and understanding of international problems. Members-lay Reubert, Edward Quist, Stephen Eerriol, Harry Bengel, William MacDougall, Robert Gustafson, Sol Karliclc, Ruth Lipschitz, Lois Elliott. Activities-Two assembly programs. Open forum discussions. Convention of Northern New lersey High Schools.