The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-12
Central Y Club Activities

The Shamrocks Cra-Y club will stage bridge party Thursday February 21. All members arc busy making up tables. Parents are helping with this task and 1t looks like big crowd.
 Water Polo
 Shamrocks are still holding the Water-polo cham pionship but among the clubs ready to challenge them are the Driggs Gra-Y Colts, Russell Ga-Y, Angus Club, and several others. Tomorrow after noon the Seminoles, Blackfeet, Mo- hican and Mohawk Indians will play water-polo after their gym classes.
 Indians News
 The largest Indian gym class of the year was held Saturday morn- ing with 75 boys on the gym floor. Starting next Saturday there will be two Indian classes, one at 8:45 |and one at 9:30. Russell Gra-Y gym will be at 10:15 and league games will start at Il o'clock.
 Wednesday afternoon for Indian gym the Seminole tribe play bas- ketball against the Blackfeet and the Mohicans play basketball against the Mohawks.
 The following hoys attended tll meeting of the PequOt tribe: Jo- seph Delaney, Robert and Hubert Crane, Eugene O'Brien, Rocco Ma gini, Roger Carroll, Charles Oliver, Tony Mango, Thomas Butler, Rob- ert Byrne, Tony Manjepane and Dominic Vergillo. ...
 SlOcum Indians Organize
 The Slocum Indians organized under the name of the Michigan tribe and their chief will be Thom- as Cierle. The scribe Is Nicholas members: Tom Ciarlo, Lawrence Santilii, Louis D'Angelo, Horace Pinto, Paul Fede, Nicholas Valen. tino, John Kucheravny, Joe Mem dillo, Albert COuiello, Andrew Ma rino, Stanley Scognamiglio.
 Whippcts Gra-Y
 The Whippetts Gra-Y from Croft and South schools organized Sat- urday morning and will meet to- morrow night at z D. m. with their leader, Harry Egan.
 The boys who met Bill Briggs Saturday were: George Pappas, Jimmie McInter, John Stanley, Marshall Ney, Arthur Roke, Irwin Robillard, Howard Parsons.
 Y Junior Stamp Club
 The fourth meeting of the Y Junior Stamp club was called to order by the president, George Overton. Robert Carpenter was awarded prize for giving the best answers to questions. An- thony Worth showed q collection of very interesting First Day Covers. Gene Liberatone was elected auc- tioneer and auctioned off q few United States stamps. The money collected will be used for ban quet. The officers were given books, donated by MT Worth. Ishaiah Jacobson showed a collec- tion of stamps from Denmark.
 Ccdars
 Perfect attendance was had at the meeting Monday. Two minstrel rehearsals are held weekly under the direction of Bobby Southland. This minstrel Is going under tn. name of the Co-Eds Frolic and the music will be by Timmie Crowe's Colonials. The meeting was under the direction of Mir Senior and conducted by President Ernie Bel val.
 The Tri-Y held it's usual monthly business meeting Friday night. After the routine work had been cleared away Treasurer John Mill | CT gave a financial report of the | club. He included a report on the Junior Prom which proved an eX- tremely successful dance.
 The possibility of q trip to New | York was discussed and also new jackets for the club team.
 According to Bill Lovett's week. ly minutes the ball club IS again hitting it's stride. During the past | week they have won two games. | The reserves met the same success. |
 Because of Q lack of clarity in | certain points of the club constitu- ton the executive committee was | told to meet and make amend- regular attendance to meetings | and payment of dues.
 Three new members, are now | about to be put before the initia- ton, board. They are Peer Kart, | Eddie Shean and Reville Fox.
 The club had guest at the | meeting. Henry Ellis brought up | and introduced Roy Walsh, chair man of the school board, who | stayed to see how the club ran it's meetings.
 Comites
 James Harrison called the meet 1 ing to order. The chairman, Jo- seph Milelrick reported that three new members were accepted into | the club. They were: John De'- donna, Francis Cosgrove and Wall ter Calvin. Then talk began about the fourth annual minstrel. It was voted unanimously to engage VII. liam Boots" Creedon, director of last years show. A committee | was appointed to work out tlie l other points of the show. They | were: Chairman, Joe Lcggett; as- sistants, Biddy Daily, Randy Me- | Carthy, Joe Millerick and Jim l Feeley. They will meet Thursday | afternoon at 3,
 NO-DeIIs
 The MoDell club held their weekly meeting Friday night m | Room F., Meeting was called to | order by President Francis John Uay Na n