The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-22

The Waterbury Y. M. o. A. camp has the largest advance registra- ton this year than ever before, acc cording to reports released today. On Thursday 48 members of the staff will report to the camp for @ one week training course under the ge1- eral direction of William Briggs, who will direct the camp for the eighth successive summer.
 The rest of the staff members fol- low:
 Barrow L. Heminway, camp chairman, treasurer of the Water bury Paper Box O., graduated from Yale in 1921, former chairman of Connecticut state camping commit- tee.
 Christopher Smith, associate camp director, Springfield college graduate, graduate student Colum- bia university, IS years experience in camping, sixth season as assoc ciate director.
 William J. Dillane, director of aquatics, Purdue university, Red Cross life saving examiner, nine years camping experience.
 William G. Smith, director of iniddler camp, Oberlin college, years of camp work; Red Cross life sav- CT; former Y secretary.
 Charles w. Royce, director of junior camp, Springfield college, several seasons as camp coun- selor: Red Gross life saver; training for Y secretaryship, specializing in boys work.
 Miller Directs Seniors
 Emmett G. Miller, director of sen- for camp, Purdue university, athle- tic coach for public schools, Cutler, Indiana: degree in physical educa- tion; second season at Y camp; Red Cross life saver.
 Halvor 8. Merrill, nature director, Springfield college graduate, gradu- ate Greedy Institute; athlete, four sports; class president, teacher Springfield public schools; play. ground director, Springfield and Cumberland, Maine; Red Cross life saver.S
 Warren R. Perrins, Canoe Trip Guide, Wesleyan university. Three years Camp Pioneer, three years in Adirondack camp; one year Camp Pathfinder, Canada; two years canoe trip guide in Adiron. daclks; one year, Timagami Forest trips; Eagle scout; Red Gross life saver.
 Charles R. Corcoran, camp clerk and craft director, University of Chicago; several years Camp Be- punkum; speed swimmer, state rec ord holder, Red Cross life saver.
 Arthur N. Mahony, social director, University of Louisiana, former Y. M. 0. A. Boys secretary, nine seasons at Y camp, former acquatic director.
 Camp Chef Returns
 Peter Nichols, camp chef. The camp is famous because of its chef. Boys brag about Peters cooking, formerly chef at the Yale dining hall, Northfield seminary and the New Haven Children's Com- munity Center. Peter is now chef at Yale divinity school.
 Joseph Ionnides, assistant chef. Rutgers university, will be back with Peter as assistant chef. This will be the sixth season for both Peter and Joe.
 Ralph Cooke, health supervisor, member of staff of Waterbury YMCA, instructor of beginners swimming YMCA; five years ct Y camp.
 Reville Fox, swimming instruc- tor. former fastest high school swimmer in Connecticut: three years Crosby swimming team; Crosby baseball team, swimmer at Columbia.
 Ruper Havil, Rochester univer- sity, varsity swimmer, several years camping in Ontario.
 Kenneth Dresser, Red Cross LIe saver, seventh season ct Y camp.
 Wilfred Mathewson, life guard, Red Gross life saver, Crosby var sity swimmer.
 Charles F. Jones, niddler ten- his, Princeton university; Tour years Camp sandusky; three years Junge camp; tennis star; three years varsity baseball; two years varsity football and varsity pasKet- ball; playground supervisor.
 Robert J. senkier, junior base ball coach, Columbia university; one year Camp Smith; two years Camp Wa Wa Seagowa: several years baseball in Y. M. Q. A.: American Legion. high school and independent bush league teams; playground director: American Lee zion Boys club coach; Holy Name Boys Club advisor.
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