The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
HI.Y CLUB PLANS
HOLIDAY FUNCTION
Thanksgiving Dance to
Mark 10th Anniversary
of Crosby Group

The Alpha Hi-Y Of Crosby High
school, celebrating Its tenth ami
versary this month, made definite
plans for the annual Thanksgiving
victory dance 10 be held at the Y.
M. G. A. ballroom Nov. 26. The
dance will be given In honor Of the
winner Of the annual Crosby Wildly
football game. Early reports indi-
cate that two hundred couples will
be present at the dance.
President Joseph Shea announced
the list OF patrons and patronesses
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. william
Schofleld, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woods, Mr..
and william r. Briggs, DR.. and Mrs,
Raymond Quinn, Calvin j. Martin,
Miss Catherine James, Walter D.
Mains, and Miss Ruth Reddy.
Advisors Meet
The first meeting OF the advisors
OF both Hi-Y and Cray Clubs will
be held Monday evening ct rs. The
following will attend this meeting:
Gordon Oentles, George Baldwin,
Pompeii Lentini, Guy Winston, Bob
Yingling, Maxwell Redeem, John
Murphy, George True, Rev. Thomas
Chappell, Bernie Paul, Richard Mil
Ter.
Fifteen delegates from the various
Cray clubs In the city will attend
the flrst annual state Gray con-
ference being held In Meriden. Sat-
urday, November 81. Gal Martin,
CNy Boys secretary Is scheduled to
speak on the program.
The Hi.Y Inter-Club Council will
hold It's regular meeting this COM
Ing wednesday night TO discuss the
state Older Boys Conference. club
program and the coming Hi-Y Bas-
ketball league.
Hopeville
The Hopeville Cray held q So
cial at Its meeting this past week.
The program committee announced
that the group will visit police
Headquarters next week. Richard
Miller, leader OF the Anderson Ora.
Y talked to the group on Canada"
Wednesday evening. The club IL
HCUGuukGu HtOpGSe esAS NsS
partment next week.
Gordon qentles, leader OF the
Ramblers Cray, discussed plans fof
securing new members ut Thursday
evenings meeting. The Angus Ora.
Y enjoyed one OF Kiplings's storiet
after It's regular business meeting
Friday evening. The group is plan.
ming 10 send delegates 10 the State
Gray conference. The following
members OF the Russell Cray met
with Gal Martin for their FIRST
meeting Friday afternoon: William
Kalosky, william Overton, Michae!
Iaiennare, Henry Benevento, David
Switz, Vincent McGrath, Dominic
dervasoni, Conrad Benoit, and Fred
Gross. The graduates OF last years
Cray met to discuss plans for
forming q Hi-Y group. The boys
present were william Metesky,
George McIldowie and John Bar
rett.
Press Hi-Y
Rev. Richard Enrich OF 81. johns
Church spoke at the meeting OF the
Press Hi-Y on his travels and stu.
dies In Germany during the last
two years. Walt Mains spoke 70
the club on the Older Boys Con-
ference and a Thanksgiving project
Advisors Club
Applications 70 the Advisors club
for q successor 10 Howard Champer-
lain, their fol .~"r leader, who mas
resigned, has been made by The
Paramount club OF the YMCA. Mr..
Chamberlain, who was advisor OF
the Psi Phi Theta club before ne
assumed the same position with the
Paramounts, resigned due TO press
OF other obligations.
Social Committee
A committee Of 2S' under the
chairmanship OF william A. Car.
penter, OF the social committee Of