The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-08
Y. M. C. A. ActiDities

have now become a high school club many other Gra- Y clubs have passed on n;into the older division of the boys department and will now be high school clubs. The Cracker Hills, the Walch Conquerors. the Croft Gra-Y. and the Aces are all Grown up.
 Y Colts
 Formal nominations and cleo. tions comprised most of the meet ing of the Colts Gra-Y club We'd nesday evening. At the completion Of the voting, the following boys found themselves given the confi- dence of their fellow members in running the affairs of the club. President George. Higgins; vice- president, Francis Keavney; secre- tary. Joseph Barbieri; treasurer, Edward Maher.
 Immediately after elections the officers were informed concernfng their various. duties. Plans were made for az meeting With Bill Briggs for Monday evening at [ o'clock. The members of the pro- gram committee, including the president and vice-president of the NthO eAos A.tNSal-a tuc <AIt VVQOu6 b4AfA Joe McNichofs will meet at that time to formulate plans for a va iried sociaI and educational pro- gram for the duration of the sea son..
 E The members present at We'd nesday's 'mc ating were: Art Woods, Frank keavney. Ed Maher, George Higgins. Joe Barbieri, Patrick Godfrey, George .Synnott, Joe Mo- Nichols, Bob Herbert. Ed Herbert.
 Jolly Tigers
 The Tigers had a meeting Fri- day at S:O5. Henry Ellis gave the Tigers a talk. John Brennan brought a new member to our club. Our reporter Colliti being sick, Secretary Brooks took his place. The Tigers are to go for a hike Sunday. All members are ask ed to meet in front of the Y at two o'clock. The committee consisting of Markowich, Ryan, and Slower reported about the basketball suits. The suits, will be of orange pants with black stripes on the sides with orange jersey and black let ters. Another committee of three consisting of Lyons, Brennan, Adams were appointed to see Henry about the measuring the boys for their suits.
 Y ShamrOcl1s < The Shamrocks meeting |. was opened by President Ray Quinn. Immediately we voted Tom Dona- hue into the club. The meeting night was changed from Friday to .lexx as~y. l. |. John Lynch and Tom McGrath mittee. Tom Donahue was elected as the head of the sign commit tee. A constitution will be formed for our next meeting. Those pres- ents at our meeting were: Ray Quinn, Jim McGrath, Tom Mo- Gratlf, Frank Mc0rath, Ed Dwyer. Ed Wanger, Ed Conlon, John Lynch. Tom Donahue, Jerry Fusco. Bill Madden.
 Tri-C Dance Committee :. The Tri-Y' decoration committee held Q meeting Wednesdayt night to discuss possible arrangements and decorations for the coming Football Hop. The arnngrem&nt of the orchestra was decided upon, also the decoration of the ceiling and the track. Ray Nolan. the chairman. John Miller. Bill Nolan and B. King were present as mem- bers of the committed.
 PICK UP GAL 2 fi't Ensmetts
 At meeting held Thursday night by the Emmetts club. officers were elected. Harold Cooke was cleetsd president. Jack Mnhoney was elected viee-prcsideEf. 'Ieeeph McKonna.i secretary and Dick Moe Kinney. treasurer. Henry Ellis spoke to our club on men1boFshipg. We spoke Of having speaker and it uns decided to have q Nehatc lnsfcad. we spoke also of our cons sfItution but k was decided to bring it up at the next ucef.nN. We decided Go have Q dt1nft oFi "NepoIved that United ftales should tlasa tIoian'zea EShof.'