The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26

Between 100 and 120 classes and
 periods are held each month,
 showing that the demand for floor
 space is met with great difficulty
 and sooner or later, another floor space will be needed such as afi- other gym or play-room, prefer
 ably over the present sym.
 ast spring at the annual exhi-
 bition, seating accommodations as we:. as the large groups perform
 ing furnished an example of this pressing need. Many were turned
 a. ay as the seating capacity is but
 476 and those performing reached nearly 800. Extra chairs were placed in the balcony and during the two nights over 1,600 filled the gymnasium.
 Everything is in readiness for the members. The gym floor has
 been painted for the various games. the equipment has been overhaul ed and painted, new curtains placed on the windows ,all lock- CTS repainted, music added to in- termediate and senior sessions. and new basketballs and volleyballs added to the equipment. .a A Busy Year
 The schedule for the coming sea- son follows:
 Mondays-Badmint 10 to 7i2;
 high school practice 2 to 4:45; vol- leyball 6 to 6:30; intermediate gym class 6:45 to 1850; senior gym
 class 7:50 to 9:15. Tuesdays-Younger girls gym class 3:30 to 4:30; swimming 4:S0 to 6; evening badminton, men to | 6:30; older girls gym class 6:30 to 7:30; swimming 7:30 to 8; ladies'
 gymn class 7:30 to 8:30; ladies'
 volleyball 8:3O to 8; swimming to | 0:30; ladies' badminton 8 to $40. Wednesdays-Women's gym class 10 to II: swimming II to 11:S0; junior boys gym class 2:16 to S:30;
 swimming 3:30 to 4; midgets' gym
 class 2:30 to 4:25; swimming 4:25 to 5; evening badminton class to
 6:3o; junior leaders 6:30 td 8; tunbling and apparatus 8 to 9:15. Thursdays-High school practice ? to 4:25; volleyball class to 6:S0; intermediate gym class 6:4b to
 7:50;; senior gym class 7:50 to 9:15.
 Fridays - Morning badminton
 class 10 to 12; junior gym class 2:15 to 3:30; swimming S:30 to 4:3O: general swim 3:30 to 4:S0; corrective class 3:45 to 4:45; cVe- ming badminton class to sac; basketball league 6:45 to 7:S0-7:S0 to 8:15-8:15' to 9; vollcyball team 9 to 10.
 saturdays-Midgets' gym class 9 i to 10:30; swimming 10:3O to 11:1b;
 basketball team game 10:30 to 11:15; basketball team games l1:1b
 to 12; U. 8. rubbe rpractics 12 to 1:30; team game 1880 to 2:lb; team game 2:16 to 8; special gym-
 nastics to 4:30; volieyball 4:So to (; 6 to z; team game z to 11:3o
 high school games.
 Girls Swimming Meet A swimming meet was conduct ed at the YMCA Tuesday in which
 Catherine Brosnahan took three first places. Although the attend ance was small, the meet went off
 as scheduled. Events: 20 yard swim was won by Catherine Brosnahah, IA seconds! 20 yard swim for lit- | tie girls was won by Mary Louise
 Lalor( 26 seconds; 40 yards swim. | first Catherine Brosnahan, 28 sec-
 onds; 20 yeards back stroke. won
 by Catherine Brosnahan, IS sec- onds; diving was won by Marie Me-
 Sherry; balloon race was won by
 Margaret Gruin in 23 seconds. This
 meet was the first held for the
 girls division in years and 1t is ex-
 pecteG that it will be an annual affair. Although the swimming pool
 was closed for the month of Aug
 ust, many children learned to swim
 and now ca ncnJoy one of the best
 sports, as well as healtful recrea-
 ton. All girls nre anxious to start
 gym next Tuesday. which will open
 the season Of drill work, appartus, I tSaa