The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-02
Y. M. C. A. Notes

 branches on Thursday night and. the Central Boys depart Friday night Is a Civil War story with Jack Holt in Court Martial" The Brooklyn show starts Thursday at 6:30 and the North End show Thursday at o'clock. The boys at the Central Y will SC this pop ular star Friday evening at o. clock.
 Professor Lawrence K. Hall of Springfield college will take charge of the first New Haven county leadershop training course session at Meriden next week. Tuesday Nov 10, at 7:30. Professor Hall will go over the background of Boy Psychology" and Group Psychology"
 Waterbury Y. M. c. A. now has 55 laymen as volunteers leading boys clubs. These clubs vary some of them being organized by boys 8-11, others 12-15 and many of them made up of boys 15-1S years old. Probably Waterbury will have 45 men at the discussion led by Professor Hall. Leaders will gather in Meriden from all Y. M. c. A. centers of New Haven county.
 The Y Knights under the lead ership of Jack Wallace will meet Monday night at 6:45. An election of officers will take place. Follow ing the meeting the club will go on the gym where 1t will enjoy an hour of games and then a dip in the pool.
 Clayton S. Brown will speak to | the Spartan club Monday on "YOur Physical Body" MT Brown has made an extensive study of this subject and We can assure the members of a real treat. Follow ing the talk there will be a short business meeting.
 The Hustler club will meet Mon- day at 7:30. The topic for discus sion will be This World of Sports" the speaker to be an- nounced. Saturday the club will hold its basketball practice in the the Central Y gym from 6-7. The club lives not by basketball alone. Aside from weekly discussion per- iods, the club enters into all sports including football. baseball. swim ming and basketball.
 The first meeting of the year will be held Wednesday at 7:30 D. I officers and a business meeting. All members should plan to be present.
 On Thursday night the weekly meeting of the club will be held with Prindle Barlow. presiding. On Friday the new members: Farrell Martin, Jack Phillips, Robert Mac Donald, and Tom Skipp, will be given the second degree induction. On Thursday last these fellows rode the Hi-Y goat which was the beginning, the second degree is another step toward the full reali- zation of true Hi-Y fellowship and standards. The degree team is composed of Phindle, Barlow, Ed ward Carr, James Lawlor, Jack Mccarthy, George Breithaupt, and Ned Wilson. Following the degree ceremony. dancing and refresh ments will be enjoyed at the Ma tatuck Country club.
 The Inter-club basketball sea- son will open in the near future and always various club teams are practicing in the gym with the secret desire to "cop" the league some IA teams entered in the Colder Boys club league and the comjetition will be keen. The Col legians will hold a practice game with the Sigmas a fast moving but slow shooting club team, Tuesday evening at p. m. George Weth- cred and Arthur Leece are confid- ent of a number of victories this year--they feel that if they can't outplay their opponents they can at least out-talk them. Some of the clubs already signed up are: Collegians, Hustlers, Y Knights, Hi-Y, Rovers. Etta Betta. Tartars. of branch teams will compete in the finals in the spring.
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