The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
YMCA Notes

4Hc duuudl IuSetiHB Od the he- nosha Club of the Y. M. c. A. was called to order last night at 7:30 o'clock by vice-president, John Chipleck, due to the absence of president, Robert West.
 Alter all club business was taken care of arrangements were made for Halloween dance that is to be held Saturday, October 2S,
 It was also decided to hold a CO., ed swimming party and dance some time in November.
 The majority of the members were present last night and those who were absent must attend the meeting next Thursday night at 7:30 sharp, or they will be sus- If they are not accounted for.
 The members present were Ed ward Swiech, Thomas Conway, ly, Dennis Broderick, GeorgePrif- Bill Dunne, Carl Devino, Joseph
 The Emmets Club held its meet. ing at the Y.M.C.A. last night. Frank Dillane, new leader of the club, was present and spent the evening discussing club organiza- ton, planning, membership and ac- tivities with the members. Further plans were made for the organiza- ton of the club basketball team. A regular gym period has been ob- tained on the Y. M. c. A. gymnasi- um and the club is looking forward to making a good showing for the coming older boys club basketball tournament. Jack Mahony, presi- dent, presided. Other members present were Richard Mckinney, Michael Brady, Francis Mahoney, John Joyce, Joseph Oracle, Joseph McKenna, Edmund Walsh, James Bresnaham, Francis McKenna, Nick Capella.
 Clarence L. Tappin, popular member of the Crosby High school faculty, addressed the Crosby Hi-Y Club last night at its regular weekly meeting held in the I'M. CA. MT Tappin addressed the club on the findings of the Connecticut College preparation committee. He particularly stressed that social as well as academic preparation is necessary. The talk was especially well timed because many of the boys will be leaving for higher schools next year.
 Charles Royce. president of the club presided. The clubs leader J. Robert Curtis, was also present Other members present were Jay Erlanger, Edmond Guilbert, Rob. ert Sibold, Jack Aubrey, Alan Hayes, Ed Laudinskas, James Mac. Donald, John s. Monagan, George Lanon, and Tex Gutnan.
 The Y Revelers held their meet. ing last night in the Y. M. c. A Plans were discussed for a social to be held in the near future. A drive for more members is now in progress. Club advisor, Tom Ri- anhard, explained the value of pro- graming and urged that the mem- bers enter Into all activities as e unit. President George Ranslow presided at the meeting. Other members present were: Charles Bragg, John Conick, Edward Rosa Bill Cosgrove, Joseph Adamchick, Edward La Rosa, and Bill Cos grove were new members attending their first meeting. AZ The Alerts, a new older boys club, held it's first meeting at the YMCA last night. The officers were nominated as follows: for president, Ed Sullivan; Carl De- vino. Michael Meehan, for vice. president, George Prifty, William Dunne, and Jim Barey; for secre- tary, Ed Swiech. Elections will be held at the clubs meeting next week. Ed Sullivan acted as chair man of the meeting. Plans were discussed for joining the Y. M. c. A. and for social and athletic activ- ities for the year.
 The fourth inter-club dance of the YMCA on Saturday night, Oc- tober 21, inaugurates the season of major social events to be carried on by the clubs this year. The social committee at the Y made full pre- parations last night for the event. Booths for Saturday night have been taken by Putsic Friars. Uto- plans, Vikings, Phalanx, Emanons and, O-Fe's.
 Other social events approved by the committee at last nights meet ing were: Leaders corps dance, Oc- tober 31; Bona Doms, November 25; Hi-Y, November 30; Zi Theta Pi, December 3; Utopians .Decem- Der 16; and New Years dance, the Y social committee; Putsic Friars. January 27; Ramblers February 10; Vikings, February 24; Eman- ons, March 31: Y-Nots, May s.