The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-28

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 for such leadership as he has been connected with the Y boys de- partmcnt for many years and thoroughly knows the work.
 The Hi-Y Conference brings to- gethcr picked group of boys from all over the state to discuss problems of club work and life situations.
 Local high school clubs win send representatives to i'll the quo tn of 16 delegates allowed Water bury. These boys will leave the on Saturday, February Q fin time to be on the Springfield College campus at 2 p. m. At that time Hartley W. Cross, director of hte Arts and Science division of the college, will address the delegates on the subject "The Changing World" This in turn will be fol- lowed by discussion groups, a tour of the college, q business meeting, Il college musical, dramatic and will be tho guests of the Spring field College Athletic Association.
 The local high school clubs are III VI bhONS boys who have been fortunate enough to be chosen as club del- cgatcs by their fellow members. t MO.DELI;S CLUB
 In our newly formed club we bad an election and Francis "Pop" Johnson was elected president. William Hunlhan :. as the vice. president and William Martinson as secretary and treasurer. We ap- pointed q committee to find A name of the club. These are Mayo, Carey and Cluney. John Cluney was appointetd to take care of tho basketball games. Carey was ap- pointed as sergeant-at-arms.
 TItf-Y CLUB
 The meeting of the. Tri-Y was opened at 8:30. The minutes were read and the dues collected. '. Leonard read over the unfinished business and the discussion began.
 The plans for the social to be held on the 26th were completed. R. O. Neil gave his report on the refreshments, decorations were de- cldcd against. tr
 The Prexy called the members to task about the ticket selling The tickets to the Junior Prom arc going "swcll' and 1t promises to be quite Il successful dance. WILEY HI-Y t6
 The Wilby Hi-Y has held it's second meeting. It had elected its officers which gre as follows: Pres ident William Rosevear; vice-prey- ident Henry Szustccke; secretary, John Hammell, and John Pol- mon, reporter.
 2. All members were present. Club activities wifi start soon. i' JUNIOR STAMP CLUB
 The members of the now Y Jun for Stamp Club have, elected George Overton as president, Ed ward Klimak as treasurer and Wilfred Lackcy as secretary. Five new members Joined ug and sev- cral Of the members showed their collections. MT. Worth also showed The mobmcrs Swapped stamps and adjourned at 9:3O.
 MErEORS
 The Central Y. MctcorB met Fri- day night at 8 o'clock. The, dues were collected and minutes of the last meeting given. Bill Briggs came up later in tho evening and gave q very good talk on the cause of the depression and the present financial conditions. The Meteors charter has been sent to Hart ford, Conn.,, for Il state exhibition. The club was asked to send two delegates to the National COnvcn- ton In Springfield, Mass,, fin Feb ruary. A debate wifi 'sbe held in two weeks on Should America DIsarm First Al Scfoyine and Harold Braher will uphold the nf- flrmatlvc side while Dwight Cargiil and Bcrne Paul will uphold the negative side. Next week the Me- teOrD will go on trip to. one of the leading places of the cftys1 tvil- liam Bartlett was voted into the club.
 na " Y TIGERS SH
 Y Tigers held their regyilar meeting Thursday night with Pre3. McCarthy presidirg. 4 trip to New Haven has been arranged 10 take ip Payne Whitney gym, and trip around Yale college and also H joint meeting with the Hillhonse freshman ~Hi-Y. The Hillhouse team will also play us . basketball game. A special meeting has been called for Saturday, Jan. 20 to ap- point delegates to the New Eng land Hi-Y convention. Thursday, Jan. al, 6 little talk on baseball will be given by Art Meehan, for mer Albany and Montreal third baseman. All members are request ed to be present and give Art c good send.o
 THE FLASHES
 The Flashes from St. Thomas school had their first meeting at the Y yesterday when they got to- gether when they talked over or gnnizlng q new Gra-Y club. The boys who will start the club arc Richard Carey, Nicholas Palomba Ralph Brennan, Walter Linde 2H TIiRKIcYG FOR FIR PIEl,E