The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-02

Franklin Warren, director of sen. for camp; George Putnam, director of outpost camp; William Dillono, aquatic director; Irwin w. Davis, camp health supervisor; Howard Worth, director of craft work: Frederick E. Thompson, athletic director; Frank Diliane, Nicholas D. Farmassony, T. Lawrence Sin. clair, Jr, Alex Malashevitz, James W. Doherty, William H. Cadde, Thomas Patterson. Carleton War. ren, Arthur Billings, Nelson W. Camp, Robert Mosely, Joe Corcor. an, sherman FIallock, Leroy Gibbs, Robert Judge. John Sherwood Curtiss Sherwood, Douglas Bene- dict, Charles Hoebei, Robert Mosely, William Ringenberg; chef, Peter Nicholas; assistant chef, Jo- seph Ionnadies.
 Under the instruction of Morris Paine, Carl Berry, and Ralph Cook, over 70 beginners passed their tests, namely. Robert Atwood, William Bormolini. Herb Bunting. Graham Borden, Ken Betts, Jack Bradley. Arthur uckman. William utler, Winthrop Butterick, Darwin Carpenter. Miner Currie. Randy Cloves, Norman Clark. John Cope ly. William Copely. Maurice Clark, Wooster Curtiss. Alan Curtiss, El- lis Coleman, Truman Dayton, Rich.. ard Wood, Lyman Webster, Phil Kelch. Richard Wright. Al McKen. gle, William Moore, George Me- Cleary, Victor Melio, John Meyer. Gus Luschenot, Richard Hewitt. John North, Robert Lowell, John Elton. Jack Hotchkiss, Weston Jenks. James o'Brien. John O'Brien, Robert 'Connor. Charles Powles, Jack Hummer, Ted Perry, John Platt, John Record, William Rollins, Robert Reilly. Dave Ray mond, Fred Raymond. Jack Rog- CTS. Bud silverman. Hervey Stet- son, Norman Sena, Don Taylor. Jo- seph Tringa. John Vaill, Thomas Engle, William Engle. George Egan, William Ellis. Edwin Esan, George Ferris, Don Fisher. Richard Fisher. George Ganung, John Gro- cut. Francis Greene, Winston Greene. John Gould, Spencer Hart. Norman Heavens, George Hath eway, James Hodson, John Hay ward. Jack Herrle. Francis Kelly, William Leary. Paul Lux and Douglas Lyttle.
 Under the direction of Nicholas Farmasonny twenty-three junior life-savers and three seniors re- ceived their Red Cross Emblems, The junior life savers were: Will liam Ford, Charles Keeler, Morton Tracy. Henry Minor. Ken Dresser, William Baldwin, Anson Stocking, Douglas. Carpenter, Ralph Berger, Richard Potter. Fred Stark, John Atwood, Howard Shipley, Norton Decker, Charles Miner, John Wright, Harold Schaller, John Bun- nell, Edwin Teller, Emil Mark Jack Bristol, William North. and Art Charpentier. The seniors were: Fred Thompson. Robert Mosely and Stewart Meyerhans.
 Junior life-savers were: Captain Richard Potter, Charles Keeler, Henry Miner. Kenneth Dresser Douglas Carpenter, Ralph Berger, Robert Berger, Fred Stark, John Atwood, Howard Shipley, John Wright and Harold Schaller.
 The extensive social program was bigger and better than ever. Frank Dillane supervised the weekly Saturday evening boxing bouts. Each Sunday evening the camp assembled at the Indian council ring for programs, Nich- olas Farmassony introduced fire by friction. Nelson Camp directed the Indian dancers who showed each Sunday.
 At the comphre the Camp Honor Society known as the Sons of Ma taucha. The members of the so- society are picked because they