The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-10-01
YN[CA LEADERS
NAMED ON STAFF
DuttOn Noble Selected as
Chairman Heminway
Appointed

The executive committee OF the
YMCA, through its president,
Julius b. Smith, announces the
following appointments of the
committee heads for the boys de-
partment under the executive Lead
ership of Dutton Noble as chair
man of all the boys work of the
three YMCA's. Closely associated
with Mr. Noble are John G. Gilman
tin who again will head up the
work for younger boys SIS years
old after successful season which
saw the spread of Gray clubs
throughout the city. Roy L. Walch
will again head up the high. school
club work of the YMCA for his
NTH season. 4G7 'saat IL
Among the other committee
heads working with city boys
work secretary Bill Briggs and j.
Russell Putnam who will once
more head up the work with work
ing boys and boys out of school,
Barlow L. Heminway, chairman of
the YMCA camp committee will
continue with the excellent work
that he's been doing for several
years.
Rowland Chase will serve for
the coming year as chairman of
the committee on leadership. He is
Irresponsible for enlisting volunteer
leaders for clubs and his COM
mittee during the past few years
has enlisted and trained scores Of
1aymen to do work with boys.
Frank H. Bailey, William H.
Curtis, and Raymond j. Tanning
mae up the rest of the city boys
work committee. They are respon-
n sfble respectively for finances.
church cooperation and member
ship.
The complete list of committee
4 sxnembers Acknowledged commit
teeFrank H. Bailey, Carl Heeh-
nek. Tracy Smith, George H.
Tracy. Younger boys work-John
q. Gilmartin, Arthur B. Bucman,
John NJ. Brophy, DR. Joseph l..
Hetzel, Frank H. Bailey, Wilbur D.
N Ruggles, George Bacman, John
CARNEY and Mrs Frances B. Plat.
High school boys work is in
charge of the following committee
members: Roy Walch, Clarence L.
Tapping, Newton w. Alexander,
Earle A. Smithies and Henry G.
Ellis. Work with working boys and
unemployed boys: j. Russell Put
nam, Frank j. Mcintyre, Carl w.
Barker, Michael Wall. Ed Collins.
Paul Marggraff, Clifford Herbst,
and Louis Hubbard.
Leadership Rowland
Chase, Patrick j. Wallace, j. Rus
sell Putnam, Leroy NJ. Gibbs. Nor
man Neale and William j. Carpen-
Y Yer.
The camp committee which un-
der Barlow L.. Heminway's leader
ship organized and ran the Y
amp in WATERFOWL this past sum-
mer represents cross-section Of
Waterbury and is made up of the
following workers: Barlow L.
Heminway, DIR Edwin G. Reade,
sutton Noble, Samuel j. Morgan,
William p. Arnold, Thomas P. KEEL
logg, A. j. German, Carl F. Heeb-
ner. Frank II. Bailey, William 5.
Curtis, DIR Harold f. Morrill,, Stan
ley v. Volovski, Tracy Smith.
George II. Tracy, Merritt w. At
wood, William j. Siator, Wtifred
r. Meyerhans, John G. Gilmartin.
The camp promotion committee
consists of the following members
--Samuel J. Morgan, Bunker Hill;
Mrs Orton r, Camp, Pine street;
Waiter A. Jarvis. Fred Z. Daniels,
upper Willow street: Allen W.
Clarke. Middiebury: Mrs Leroy L.
Gibbs and Robert X. Miles. Over
look: Louis Fl. Stocking, Highland
avenue: Merritt W. Atwood. Vs.
tertown: Russell II. Pope, Oak
Vile: j. Winfred Beecher. Bunker
Hill; George Kingston. C. Ray
mond Gaming, Mill Plain: Fran
II. Bailey and .Franlin w. Warren.
Waferviile and Fairmount Mrs
Rose 7 Klitka and Charles GiD-
hons, Wolcott. Mrs Frances b.
Plott. South waterbury.