19 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ab638ae993fec9a78e49a4c3898482e6.jpg 755218420ef1bac3797c0409dcaca4e9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 National Jamboree Appreciation Certificate Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Event National Jamboree https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/061201e9ec10036eeb25757c234cfe94.jpg ee66aa2d875c329703d2b6d8e9764522 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 National Jamboree Contingent Certificate Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Event National Jamboree https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c9642ba70342c4fc62f08136cdf82285.jpg 37748b82c4d743ae0c38abb1c7e680aa https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/51b631b3f62f9bee6c1307efbaa67170.jpg f8255cfdf9f89520adb9954af72aa49d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 Photo: Chickasaw Council National Jamboree Contingent Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys National Jamboree Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b1be0dd73b5d454ec56a05378492ac1f.jpg 2d4acc0a4a991fa676c99fd57c60b4ce Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Still Image A static visual representation. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 Photo: Chickasaw Council National Jamboree Gateway Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Gateway National Jamboree Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d5caa14880b26a2cc51526c324885ee0.jpg 195b8097b8b78955a7bee782cdc1cbe8 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 Photo: Chickasaw Council National Jamboree Tour Bus Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys National Jamboree Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/beeb79178264678cfe6110e4214327ce.jpg 6ced87cac00084031e651b1d2e460d0c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Staff Photos Description An account of the resource The collection contains the formal group photos of the Kia Kima Staff. Still Image A static visual representation. 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Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Description An account of the resource (Back L-R) Harry Estes, George Billingsley, Harold Elllis, Bobby Harriss, Doris Goodman, Bill Springer; (Middle L-R) Frank Simonton, Miles Irwin, Bruce Lorick, Bob White, Otto Johnson, Charlie Dollar and Bobby Williams; (Front L-R) Morton Stucky, Dick Spore, Tweed Johnson, Billy Oberle and Lou Pritchett Kia Kima Staff Picture Staff Photo https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/580d4ef9a61a3a29c7b112b03dfe886c.jpg 4074688c95a2a6bec547ceb326ca81cc Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1950 Photo: Tweed Johnson Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry D. Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Director Kia Kima Staff Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bc361aff43e6f62ae5b9181766b2b1ab.png 86421dc0b7cd825019ee4ae5ed9454a4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1950c Kia Kima Map Description An account of the resource Circa 1950. The Chickasaw Council office moved to the M & M Building in 1949. This map denotes the original Mess Hall prior to the new Dining Hall being built in 1954. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Kia Kima Map Map Old Kia Kima Preservation Association https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ee15266f55f7f3ca5250a5fea39a3a73.jpg 9177fc7ee62c4936e44d420f56374605 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950c. Photo: Kia Kima Old Mess Hall Buildings Dining Hall Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/255a3d65009c691cc76421686c8092be.jpg 77a16be4859aadb35787e45b8e411734 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950c. Photo: Kia Kima Outside Old Mess Hall Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Buildings Dining Hall Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e0a93df4a440b37db0247eed31b559f3.tif cfcbe169be06efeeb90db22b4a317307 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950c. Photo: Kia Kima Trekkers Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Buildings Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4db585048df9666715780b95d322c9c7.jpg 8cfd1642d211e8fd776272cebcdba047 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950c. Photo: Kia Kima Waterfront, George Billingsley Description An account of the resource Waterfront Director George Billingsley with megaphone Kia Kima Staff Picture South Fork River Waterfront https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9809ebd842789c7e48cf7bc728839773.jpg 7538c0051006ec13bffaea06d3e4d700 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950c. Photo: Kia Kima Waterfront, George Billingsley Megaphone Hat Description An account of the resource Waterfront Director George Billingsley wearing megaphone as a hat Kia Kima Staff Picture South Fork River Waterfront https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/58d1b727acf289782d8e71ee59bc54c6.tif 9cc558e197507d374c86c8819e9350f2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1950c. Photo: Waterfront Director George Billingsley Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Kia Kima Staff Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Picture South Fork River Waterfront https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/23a444468dedbfdd79c89be3ec640bd8.pdf 846856e86cae6514157a71cc61168ade PDF Text Text [\ '.Ion.·,_ ~);;·~·;J, .. \.,. ,.- REGION No• ....~¥? ..... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1952 NAT!ONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. ~.{L.:.t. .ff:: ...i~..;.r.'~!i. . : !i/.·~ :'.·:1:..L.\t.................................................Council, Boy Scouts of America, with The ........................ (Name. of Coui:icil) '*) . "' ~,,,......... headqua~ers. ···4o':·l.S. . f4~:J!~;l;·~~~f}p·-' >f:Jlfci~'O,~:):.t:. . . ;*·.·······.•~f:~;~;·~:.:··.·····~;···~ •• at. £'.f: .. and havmg Jur_ts,,d1ct1on over (1nd1cate entire Area) :.il-.t..'Li:_,.('t.-:?;.4t....{. . . ,.a. . ,. . . 'f,'Ji~t:r":J-i..'i<:.1Y:.i-,"·''"·'"'·· ..:..,.·.f;·:...::J.e:.1.ff:> ~~1~~~~;~~~:!1:~~~~:_::~~~~~~¥"' hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1952. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1951 and Ojectives for 1952 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progGess were revjewed and approved by the Council or Executive ~~~;!;';,:1~;e~~~e~n~:~~n~o:~~il··;p~~.i~;~ :~~;';~f;t;~ll~;tl~~ t~ ~~~p~~!~~~~Jr~';;~~~~;~:~~~~ Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By·Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed . Scout Executive President ~0 Treasurer BOY (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 3200I05l �I. On December 31, 1951, we had ____ /:'.J.~f--- "Chartered Institutions" in our territor1v;ach of which sponsored one or more Scouting Units. At the same time the membe'rship of our Council was composed of ......1...2.'f---··-· "Institutional Representatives" and ..... J..4?,f.__':f-....... "Members at Large". To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executiv.e Board as follows: ·1 l ( l k) R l" . ..,,...... Ed ucat1ona . l.......................... </..• v· . ......................... 1-~···.. ; Lab or. ......................... ; c·1v1c. ; Counc1 on y c 1ec : e 1g1ous ..;_.·············--·-······; Business ......:-~:~ .............. ; Farm ..........~~'............ / )j _ Council (Give number of each): Jewish ....... ,..,;&"·······; Catholic. ...... ··r·····; Protestant...,?o·.. ;;, .... ; Other 1 Exec. Board (Give number of each): Jewish .......... .!::·: ....... ; Catholic. ....... i$;t: ....... ; Protcstant.........!l..'f:·:... ; Other._ <£ :7 Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1951. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. 2. 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to ... i?:. Council. O D Yes Yes ll!;J 0 No No (If not, attach copies.) tJ:fl. ..... Units out of a total oL/.&,.$.zL ....Units in the 4. During 1951 there \verc .... / ...... meetings of our Coun_cil and ../.O~ meetings of our Executive Board. District Comrnittces met monthly, (except July and August) during 1951, in .. .J:/. ... of our Districts, and the rest avcraged ..:!?.. meetings. Roundtablcs were held monthly in .. .-.__,.$·~ .... of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged ...... ~k:::-:";: ..... Roundtables. .. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning_ 5. 7~.:)~,:t-:'!i': .. l.:·~:~:-:- Annual meeting is in month or .."''"··:c.1.•.,·Lv1.•".'.!·.-:::v v· <: ••• 6 'fhis Council has organized Districts with func~ioning District Committees. There are Districts yet to be organized Of these \Ve \Vill org,tnizc in 1952. ___fq._. Districts are sharing in financing this Council. l-. . 7. "' """" !-< !-< ~ ::;: ::;: 0 t.l Functioning of Council and Committees Number of Districts repre· eentcd on each Council b Executive Board 10 CHECK THOSE FUNCf!ONING WELL No. of Memben for 1952 y 2,,5§"' Organization and Extension f (4/t- .,,:""· "o ""' lf Leadership Training l. }<". </{ Advancement !0 'Ji' 9 Camping and Activities (0' •./ ;}.,~ (,, llealth and Safety 8. "7 y x 4 Finance List any other Committees Council has: ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ·:;;,.. ~' elm;: This Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........years, starting............................ , 19....... . 9,""' This Council i~ incorporated un~er the laws of this Stat<:. The corporate name is: , ,>- r!/:.#.ici::r...lV:!~,:~tCfc. k!X:..Ji!.:('Y3::~:.i:::~,,::tr.~~..,....!..""#.:_,'f···"-ft!,. '.c.~:fr.li:i"t:.I. .. .ff::f'. . .t~l.d::'k.::1,.e". :I..::~::: E..f!.::":·7·· .~M::? j,%~ .... 1 10. This Council has accepted its quota of $7."h,'l.wl!?.for the year 1952, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$.. ............ ;in.. . .... equal payments of $... ~.C.. ;t",.,!.:~. each during the months of . . J'.""l!"-/ 121, t. ~' ./: .1:.:?:~~:(.·'::~ P::t:' !!.•:~·"'#.. .l.?.,r );,::. 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1951, we had../6..7/.C,. ... Boy Scouts and Explorers ! (;i;..O,.. ko/o) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1952, is.J,:&1.h .. Scouts and Explorers (.3..:C.. '.Jlo) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. �Form 053f'1 1951 PROGRAM TO STRENGTHEN LIBERTY Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award for 1951. "TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTIN.G" 1950 ACTUAL NUMBER (1) INCREASE ADOPTED AS 1951 GOAL 1951 ACHIEVEMENT (IN NOS. NOT o/c) INCREASE ACHIEVED IN 1951 (2) (3) % OF GOAL ACHIEVED IN 1951 (MAXIMUM SCORB lOOo/c) (4)* 1. Number of Units with at least two leaders-the top man, and assistant (at least 21 years of age). Those Troops with Explorers should have an advisor in addition to the above. 2. Number of Unit Leaders (Cubmastcrs, Scoutmasters, Ex- plorer Advisors) having had basic training. -----1----·-- 3. Number of assistant Unit Leaders and Explorer Advisors in Troop having had basic training. 4. Number of Units engaging in one of the following activities: a. Cub Packs in summertime program. b. Troops providing at least ten days and nights hiking and camping experience during year, including high adventure activity for Explorers in Troop. c. Explorer Units participating in at least one Jong-term expedition or cruise with Philmont being the desired goal of such an activity. 5. Number of boys advancing at least one rank during year. 1 _~/~D~L 1 _ _ _&_-~,_·- - i · l ~'J ?"-f 6. Number of Troop members of First Class rank as of December 3 lst. 7. Number of Boy's LIFE subscribers from Scout sources. 8. Number of New Units. 9. Number of Dropped Units. 10. Total number of boys enrolled. 7, Signed_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ · - - - - - · - - -.. ~--- SCOUT EXECUTIVE *Formula: Cohunn ( 3) divided by Column (2) times 100 eqttals · percentage, Example: Suppose under item (2) the Council has sixty Unit Leaders having had basic training; thnt during 1951 they will increase this number by thirty, you would enter sixty in Colwnn (1), thirty in Column (2).- At the end of 1951 the Council finds that it has haq an increase of twenty-five Unit Leaders having had basic training. Enter this in Column ( 3) and you will obtain the percentage for Cohunn (4) over the formula as follows: Col. (3) Number Achieved - 25 - - - - - - - - · - · - - - - - X 100 30 Col. (2) Adopted Increase - = , 83.3/o1 32001051 �Form o.539p REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1951 a.. ,. . c Cfl . 6.J4'.f$•,rL.(~j Name of Council Y"r);e-.,...,,.J{,'..•, . . Headquarters City t Col. -· .... -.------ - ·-··-·-----·---------- --- ..Col. Enrolled Bear ~.3.3 Lion /..3/ Webelos Total Boy Scouts and Explorers: -- Candidate Tenderfoot - Second Class First Class Star Life Eagle Total Troop Members Council No. ~ ~- J·) :sii= .. . ;'/&.s· :;r;;.;JJ/ 3() Stat• ~-~•.,J 63-Leather WOrk ...... ----~--------:z-:::. 64-Life Saving* ................. ... /..CL .... 3-Agriculture.-.................. --·--·-·-·--··--·· 65-Machinery.... --······-----·--·· ......:/~_,'L~---· 4-Airplane Design ................. &.•....... 66-Marksmanship ............ ....... 5-Airplane Structure.............. !........... 67-Masonry....................... ....{/.::<:!. .. . 6-Angling (Fishing) ........ .. ./..tP.......... 68-Mechanical Drawing ..... ..... J.J:' ...... . 7-Animal Industry ............ •o:L,;........ 69-Metal Work................... ... :§?~..... . .. -.""'.. , .... .. 8-Archery....................... ................ 70-Mustc........... · -.--·.-.·.·. 71-Nut Culture.................. -· 9-Architecture................ ·.. s.·.·.·_:·.~./...... 2 Dec. ~l. 1951 urmg 19H Wolf Region No. .% !ii!' • ......::?"':..... ____ _ _____ -l--A~~-~~fy~1mics==.-~~ 2-Aeronautics (Aviation) .. LJ.......... iiaqfied Cub Scouts: Bobcat £)(;'ii MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during 1951 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) ~~-.- ! I 6(,:, D i~ ~:~;~~~;;;;;•::::·:·:::: · -.. . .1......... ;~=~:;~~~~i~ii• II~ _, "'""'. 16? z~J·:::" 12-Athletics....................... ... 7..L....... 74-Personal Health ............ . /.,:S:O .... .. 13-Automobiling............... .. /..iL:'........ 75-Photography .................. /,i'L .... . ..JP.rf....... 76-Physical Develop...... . .... .Z.'?... .. 14-Basketry.............. :;J (, .. .U .2, o__ iL~~:/~:~~~lt~~-:··•.:·.·.· ·····--$.:;··-· ;~=~l~~~~r~~!ing · . . . :::::£:~::::::: Troop :::: ·:f:::::: ?;j,:::::::: ~~=~~,;~~;ng . . ;; ~;~~k:~~~i~g : }.{embers See Note Below :::i".:?::::::: SI-Poultry-Keeping..... ..•..1,j . . _____ --------- 19-Bookbinding...... ................. .. .. .. ,;;.so'.... 82--Printing 20-Botwy............. --· 21--Bugling.... -- - ---------./!2.'f:: .... .. ......$.~.... 83-Public Health.. ?di f-- S' Only ... ..... 22---Business........................ J.s-::....... .!.. '.~:~!....-.. 23-Can1ping* -···-···· 24-Canoeing* ....................... s?. ..S:.".:... .. ..i':R....... 25-Carpentry........ .•.:S.~_-_: . _-_'"'.-.-.-.-.·. ..·."..~ 26-Cement Work...... 27-Chemistry.................... /$'J 28-Citizenship......... /.e;;-5:'. . ---·- . .....9-.Z .... ... 84-Public Speaking.. .... /.2..... 85-llabbit Raising_.. .. .. }'. 0 ..... .. 86-Radio............... • ...":.'.3. ....... 87-Reading........... 88=Reptile Study.............. ...... ~?j_~..... . 89 Rocks and Mrnerals ....... --..... ¥.' .... .. 90-Ro\ving*--· ····-···-·······---· --""2-"~----··· ) i !/'/ '} ""'7 - --·--····'-·.s'.¢,- ;;l~ :.r8.ov I ;)i.i.> d:I <j;u /",1¢ _) { "'''·' f /7;;...,. fl!? -- So xxx ..: _:·~-*~'::::. ::~~~~=~~:: 0;--S~~!:~~~fi·ip_-~:--~~---·:_·~~--::.·:~~_' :::::::::~:,::::::::: I ~~=~~~~i~~r:·i~g~~---·····-·-·-· ......... /. ....... 96--Shecp Farming______________ ....../ ..... . 34-Cotton Farn1ing... '---··· - H~~tf:l~;fl~~~~~tl"~ ·1~~.:::·1 ~~~~~~lfE~i~~'I; clJ- ~· cJJ/ ,.,)(,, 7$. o< . . . . 1 .. ... 4: ..... ' 97-Signaling* ................ --............. . 35-Cyding............. Apprentice xxx '-------·------ 36-Dairying ............. .. . . ....../......... 98-Skiing... .................... ::::1.·.·.;:z·;··.·.·.·.·.·.·__-_·. 37-Dog Care...................... ./. .. ;?,.,;, .... 99-Small Grains ................ .. Bronze Award xxx - - - 38-Dramatics...................... -····-·-"!'?l.-:".!.••.. 100----.Soil Management.... . --·····-····-·-·--·· Gold Award xxx ..4..:1.. ..... 101-Stalking........................................ 39-Electricity............ I .. .. ./.;?.~,... .. ·- 40-Farm Home.................. __ ././....... 102-Stamp. Collecting. Silver Award .. ... ., __/ .. ··---· ...../.;;?_ ______ 103-Survcying* .......... I -- _x_xx_1 4-1--Fa.rm Layout...... 42--Fann Mechanics............ ..... _.:,;..::"":.: ..... 1104-Swimming* ········--·---·· .. L:.~;~t.:,,_;,;..... Observer xxx I 43-Farm Records ...................... »:?. ...... 105-Taxitlermy............... . ---1 .. ................ Printing............ .. ... 2T .. 106-Textiles.. 44-Finger Craftsman .-- -·-4 5-Fircmanship............ ··-·-·· . r~:.?:O..:~~:--..... 107-Weather. ....... ·-·-·····-··· .... ..... ____ _,;;;!,._,:; ___ • ' .... ' . ................. ..... t"ffi:._:!!'4: '" " .••• 108-W oocIcarving / «:.1;>.z . A'd* 46- F'trst Ace 1 --···-------·······-·· ...•••• xxx , 47-First Aid to Ani1nals...... .....L.'1!:·~---·· 109-Wood Turning .............. ·········----'.'..:.. . xxx Ordinary 48-Forestry ......................... . . . #L?o-:.' ... 110-Wood Work.. .............. ....;;,::__7. .. . 49-Foundry Practrce ........... 1 _ ..... /. ....... I I I-Zoology ........................ .... L.~'1..... xxx =<-"-"'"'Able New Subjects (Experimental Plan) 50-Fruit Culture............... ! .. ·:.;;--......... 51-Gardening ..................... j ... B-~·: ...... 112-Citizcnship in Home .................... .. xxx Quartermaster -· -Con~munity .. ···-·····--········ '' 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... ! ····-~::,::""·:i·:.:.:.--··· 113-Nation ........................ . 53-Hiking ........................ J ... s; ............ 114NOTES: 54-Hog & Pork Prod ....... ) .. ~ ..... 115...:.World Brotherhood .. . Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys 55-Hon1e Repairs ________________ : .\":Jt.• ~~~----·-- 116-Nature ................... . ,who qualified during year, including those jn Troops .and Explorer Units. 56-Horsemanship ............... r ......:.'::;"j .... 117-Soil & Water Cons ..... . Colu1nn 2.-Give figures for Troop me111bers only, but 57-Indian Lore.................. ' .. /.,c......... 118-Wildlife Management .. include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. ..::? r.. 1 58-lnsect Life................... TotaL .....,;i?,,. __ 59-lnterpreting........................./....... --60-Journalism .......................... /. ....... 1 .(Organizing Awards 1951) I 61-Landscape Gardening ........ ./.Q...... j M.B. Counselors in Council <;?" /!;_... I 62-Leathercraft................... ..6..7......... ·(Include registered and unregistered~) v -±J?__ s -- ---___ :::::!f::.::: -~~1 I ~· 53 1 I ,,~ Badges open to First Class Scouts only. 3200105 I �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE %..J.7........ 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First 76 %.................. Class Ranks ? ·························································-····························································· 6............ %-... 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? C? %--·········=·· 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank ?..... 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- ;1 !;;-,~ %.................. vided with literature related to their subjects?..·-····························································· 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ........................................................................................................ Y es... V'. No.......... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. .ti () ) f: (Signed) .............................................................................. Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive t �P•um Q.5391) REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1951 5 . No. _______ _ Reg10n Council No . ...£~:.:~].'f_.~- Name of CounciL. Headquarters City CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1951 (Note: Units include Total Troops an<l Explorer Units) .............(,,,_.':£ .... Units GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten <lays and nights camping during the year.) .... .2.ftx..?. .......... % % of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 .............(~ ..':/:~ .... Units .............i:J:.. ~.....Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping - TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec 31, 1951) ........ *Units-Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. Membership June 30, 1951 was..... /.6. _ ef-----·····Units*, ..Y,....(, ) i::-.. . ........Boy 85~ LONG TERM CAMPING (six or inore consecutive days.) Yearly Suin1nary: Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. Number of Units Number of Unit Scouters ------·!------ is six consecutive days or more Agricultural Service Camp ...... Scouts Forest ...... Scouts 2. Off Council Sit~--- _ __1::_·--1---~lf+-'.k"'.~·--1---~~"''---I Explorer Expedition, Cruise, Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc ...... Explorers 3. Total (1 ~fours Outside Council Area . A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT ., _ ?1 - I I ;P, ,, LEADERS 1. On Council Sitc•----1---'""-."-"-'--+--"V'---'---""'"---1---""=-'"";c..--I I Scouts and Explorers Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term Camping if camping period ~~~~~~~~~=-~~~T=~~~~=c=~~~~ Number of Different Scouts & Explorers l.J..J:/..... Units & 2)----1---"f,_:)_\'-1°~"r_··--l--;I·~-#~B~--i---~41~~.~~t:-1.7~·- ____:;_~ ___ 4- _ B. PROVISIONAL UNITS* 4. On Council Site________X=X=X~-5. Off Council Sitc ____ 1~- X~X _ _ x_x_x___ ___ 6. Total ( 4 & 5) TOTAL (J & 6) _ _ _xxx unc 30, 1951 Boy nd Explorer XXX rsh\!?' * ~~--- _ '8 (!I /. J. t:f '% and Explorers ...,.Scouters ?J <{_· __ Nutnber of Tours C, :'.? Philrnont Scout Ranch -=,·===,====.l.-=-======'===== ==I Event Camporee Cncl. Number Held Neigh. Dist. Circus j,,, 0 Mobilization Negro Scouts in Long Tern1 Can1ps ....... b} '"'f.Scouts and Explorers C/vic. Ser~ice Event dunng the year was .. ML'?:.t".~rt"f ...J.:;;...._!f.._k,,·tn¥...! ..... . Agricultural Fa.ir Spec Exp!. Events X .......... , A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................... ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions ........ ,X,...... ; Our most fr/1g:essful Pilgrimage Spec Cub Events ............ Explorers ~--------·· _ _I_L CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) Est. Attend. A planned program was promoted ....... Public Scouts -------- ----/---1-----1--~~-11-~~~-1--<{,-.-0-0-,.- Exposition,:) 'Tours _____ Scouters xxx ing the percentage of Long Tenn Can1ping for the year, divide the Gr.and Total he June 30 Scout an_d Explorer incn1bership. I. SPECIAL EVENTS ... ~l.J-~:Scouts / I 1--1h~-1-----1--··- ---·~---------1-----11----- -+-1-- -_/,s·o 0.,~~~~1 32001051 �1951 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Council Appropriation {Operating Only) ........ . Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) ........................ .. Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff) ............... . Transportation Fees (if any) Maintenance & Repairs .................................. . Trading Post ................ . Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc ................ . t::;._:::~~'.::f.~?)' Miscellaneous ............................ . A. SUB TOTAL .............................................. . (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") Medical Service and Supplies..... . s......Z/f.Z.-5:·;;;: s..,:z_,,J<Z.,.z.,T Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. ___ _ s!:!':.!e,.c~,i:~. Program Material ---············ $ Transportation Expense (if any) ................... . s .....Z2..5!;..?i Trading Post ····---····· ·····-·····-··-·········· ·········-----·--· ~-'~-')'.-.;.~.!:1}!: ' Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) 1. What was the charge per camper per day \vhere full meal service is provided? ............ " .....1.. i....¢.7.·.·...f.. . _, 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their own leadership?...... $......... ..... ::.':~.... . '""" 3. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare ··-·········--their own meals? ·--·········.-~··'-;·._:______ Food --··················-·Miscellaneous ............... 4. Do you months? ................ .. ~:.-.~==~~51.~s)~~I $------------c:: .... 0 ~3; :~·0,y, ·<lv<!.ilable 5. egI'v6". amount /g/c,/? B. SUB TOTAL ..................... (Recommended as chargeable to Camp Fees}: ..\~:: "·· . _____________·____, for $........... ·----··--···· 6. If you plan to raise special funds in· 1952 for Camp Development, please ~~~e the amount ....... $ ; ~ .·: .\ .· . . . . ·r~· . ~ -~: -• ,.. / !. '1 {{,d GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A -~ .4!Jllflll..... _.iJ.·l:fJ"-'0-_·.'f·9···Jk Capital Funds expended fo'r Camp Development........ ·$.. ;;,.!~,1-.':!:{0}1_0._~ . t:c,,.,. J::_~_?[?_Q_fr.':':r..:':' LEADERSHIP- LONG TERM "'l Cl Staff............. ~--1-···---·····--(Do not include Sceutmastefs->or Number of persons on Central Camp maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking.) AMP AssisJants of Charter ~2 ........................Numbet of Provisional Ass't. Scoutma~~i:~ u~d?.. . Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? ___________________ ANALYSIS OF ?AMP STAFF AND LE.ERS BY :AGES/ Give number for each age AGES 15 -------;:;;-,.- Central Camp Staff °""'-'J 16 -, 17 ?\__ __:,£ Provisional Scoutmasters Provisional Ass't S. Ms. 19 18 I " I I 20 21 22 I ],... 23 "- I (Signed ) ................- ... - ............................................................................................ . Chairman, Camping and Activities Committees Scout Executive • 24 25 , Over -~ �(f~t~''.''fl Form 0·539C {c/; REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1l,CQMMITTEEr1951 Region No. Council No. :::::,::n~;~---_-_ _,_:.~ ~ '.'{.~ : ~-!;~;~).t~!°~ -: _:_,_:_: ·_·_·_-_: ·_·_·_·_:-.~ ~;~: : :~t:Ai~:; :;: "' Not '') b 1. Total Packs I I -"'·-~~-_,,,, (a) Neighborhood Dens ,f/ ;?<' (b) Negro Packs / ~;:;~ 2. Total Troops Separations# New in 195! Total on Dec, 31, 1950 TABLE 1 ! xxx ::.._; i ~) xxx (b) lone Scout Tribes xxx xxx 3. Total Explorer Units 'I l 'f L() l] /,, c:., xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx ! /: / ~? (a) Explorer Posts (b) Explorer_ Squadrons O••>~.,,~~ ( c) Explorer Ships ""''·"~' (d) Rover Cre\vs } (e) Negro Explorer Units 5. Total I 6. Total Troop Membership ,;!.,; (a) Boy Scouts (Age II through 13) !,.-I- 5 '1 110 .. J ">!''i '1 (b) Explorers in Troops -..," ll '1i ()(! ~( i ·"'': ) 'f( ,;'.' ..:;; ;;;'. (d) Negro Scouts 7, Total Explorers in Explorer Units - '·-~"'"" a ") (a) Explorers in Posts . ::-• .. (b) Air Explorers ~, ., _ """--~. '?' )t>S' j 17L_ .. ~; 5; I _.;:·· ;i.o xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx ·- xxx xxx I,,; ,I Lt (;1 'Jlfez,· 1. 51.L 7fS &i.c- :In ''··-·-1 r. ''l :) •, v 1 er~:;> .•. _J/~- .¥->, / ,;-J,:. .S1'.1·,..., 4?':§ . t.-' /, c1.(,, (pee- •ll:. If /,.51.. <'J .:Si-:'> ';;i\1"'-. i :,; ••"-···~•oo xxx . ~) :::v'.) V·, .. ....,.... " ... ,~, .! .:·: f i i ' . ··. ;•• '._ ·._- -·· ... --- r)? ,,.., xxx Z1 r'.) .,.~, '.:;\.'L<t wl '' · ' xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx XXX1 xxx xxx .! 'iii.. d:. 1• ..... i i J (e) Negro Explorers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) £;1 {I '..c: Cj I 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Motbers) f} ::;: ! 10. Total Troop Scouters 11. Total Explorer Scouters i /) {fl .) I q 1 l. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 11 & 12) f');. ... i-' .... JJ.J--. ______ (i /) xxx xxx 7,1.iCf') { ' Jr. :'> L.L i I I·.-... -. %' ,ff tj J),!/'l ~~ .•. f"jl _,L, ' -._j c~ J,) ' I I {~~{? -,~,,._,, t)ll t~i.1F'~~ .~J ff;~ i I J7f ":~ unree:istered Units of all kinds (Novemb¢r or orior exnirations). :?Ft''! I I I.'k.- 't tvf 4 <J ~/7 ' t(r"I ~ ·rr f I ; i IS" I ·7_ ;.f-l~ /!'99 I ·?? {'\[') /,, i II ~~,.~~' ??)) ~.1 "''' f >;1-r;·: 1 f) I ! xxx L1 {)"' '::l\ I :1.) Mr• !11 io r) "' fi-, L /~ /i xxx f ri:'.) 12. All other Scouters (Council and District) # '1- JO ~(' (d) Rovers On Dec. 31, 1951 we had ?;· J ~ .s·o :. ~ ?i' , '1! i~\ . )) /,,. ') {. I /,S'OO !.3';; ;\' . 2 . ;J;ij )/ 1:::.;.. J (j xxx xxx (c) Sea Explorers -<.j /,,_ ~) ~::: (~) ·-1/ I l ..• !~ t: Objectives Dec. :n, 1952 '""""~""" ~1 -~' • l ., ,f •.I --.. . ! -' r-;ci .. s,· 1Lt,:.: Irr "· ,., ..• ( c) Lone Scouts l 1 ;f;.j f ?i ;'.i I / 1:, :: ') ::\ ') L,, j '"I-~') xxx :::Sb L.i ) xxx (a) Negro Cub Scouts "' 1.- "I L ::2: 0 LL':; ._, J:{.,d JiJ/o .c: J'hn°I Cub Scouts ;;1 '"]J ,~,,_,,.. 1'.:J Est. Net Separations 19,2 •'M~'~"< xxx ~ .;\ -~~ cl 4. TOTAL UNITS '1 & 2 & 3 __ ,r:;- I • . =<-~··,,-~. xxx [! 1952 _::::; tJ ' (a) Neighborhood Patrols f Out Estimated New in 2 $.t5 ,:;,'--. xxx ( c) Negro Troops In Total on Dec, 31, 1951 _,_, xxx ... __,/ Transfer Territory '/l /1 .•, ; in 1951 (Sec Note) ! l ~; i ."?! (,1 i ~}~ -~ l t p :?~~~?711 l -1 ! 1;d) -:?. :;.tv "Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separated~Reregistered" minus ,;Transfers in"·. 3200!051 �TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1951 TABLE 2 2 to 3 Years 1 to 2 Years Less than 1 Year Tenure completed in respective programs Boys in Packs Boys in Troops 3 to 4 Years 4 or more xxx xxx TOTAL Years (RC'port tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in Explorer Units (Report only tenure earned as an Explorer) xxx NOTE-Above table applies only to boys ·who were SEPARA'I'ED in 1951. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1951 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE--The follo\ving data, for 1951, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Exploring (See Note 2) Boy Scouting (See Note 1) Cub Scouting I Ne\v Rural Boy Members enrolled, 1951 \ Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1951 ?.-· J TOTAL I 1\ ..._,L/ I New Rural Units organized, 1951 Net Dropped Rural Units, 1951 Total Rural lJnits, December 31 1 1951 Note 1--"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in 'froops. Note 2--"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definit"J)j'.~~or promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) .,. .,J"j(.'_Packs t: YA 7q (.:-~e...·'::E.. %) ..... ....l ....Troops . . . ~J. . . Expl. Units "..J Yes 'No D. (.:-tB.:.iLlbfe) ·were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1951; Objective: ........~-~-------Packs (.5~..Q..•.%) . . ( .. -.:., ... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. J'tlf' ( .. Z.1;fii5Yo) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952 . ti 8 I were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1951; Ob1ecttve: .. f.---~L ............Troops were on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1951; Objective: ...... L.;!?.........Expl. Units (.z:i:~) on Plan by Dec. 3 i, 1952. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1951 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Uni.t 12e.rgand Committ.ce and representatives of Chartered Institution and Coun. . . dunng u.ntts rcrcg1stcr1ng "'"') 0/. u. I i-.b/:) . . t1le year. .... ·-:•·,. .... ntts out of our tota 1 of r,;~ •••'""'·········· of .... cil, incident to t he reregistration THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY N01'E: Indicate number of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: Only Boy Scouting Only Cub Scouting Only Exploring " " it;p ~ " I '"" J '* !J'j ·" 'I ' ~i Cub Scouting and Boy Scouting I Cub Scouting and Exploring Boy Scouting and Exploring Whole Scout Family, Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Exploring } - ~1 ' t"i ,:.;J ·"·" ' I uf'\ I ),,,,,, �Fortl> 0-539() REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1951 Region No. Name of Council. ,5S';!"> __ Council No. ........... .State ....... :'.!?1'::~1':;~l~::'.":~"''·' .............. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1951. 2 The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ........"2.......... .District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ... Ac.:.: ..... ; Medicine.. <--- ... ; Aquatics .................... ; Fire Prevention.! .... ."=er.; Firearms ........ · ......... ; First Aid...... ~~-·.. ; Emergency Service .....~:::.~~:: ... ; Farm Safety ..,... . ...... ; Mountaineering.. I. 2. During 1951 the meeting places ...... .2{:-............ of our Units ( .. 3. During 1951 an inspection of the Council Camp /Q...... %) were inspected. ~ made by the Committee. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ... <L. .. were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, lube litt been in effect during 1951. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ..................... Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination" ~- used. J.. .....................of our Troops ( ................ %) . ·''·lS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checke~: Scouts .... ·~:. , Camp Leaders .. J..::::·: .. ; Food Handlers .. ~::= ..... Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. IS 7. \Y/ e have not a l\1obilization Plan. s. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ...Cf'kld.,~·~<f!'t4;..,,,....... ~ . . . rf~~'-2.f!:::~~:l':'JYR.,,. .l!ft:,£-IJ:,7, {~(i1:.~1g,,,,,,,;t,:..~:~l:~'$:1#1!+ef!:cm:;,,1.~,:\l~... ~'l'!';~tAt:;'t.;1······ 9. Our Program as planned for 1952 includes the following as checked: a) C~mplete organ!~ation · of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Com- mittees.............. ~..... .,. b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ...................................Troops which is ............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ........k'.':............ ; Council and Troop Camps ..... r:·::........... ; d) Mobilization Plan ......................... .. (Signed) Chairman, Hl)alth anJ Safety Committee ········--····················-··-························-·················-···-····················-················ Scout Executive 32001051 (See Other Side) �ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six (6) issues per year. Free of charge to Members of Council Health and Safety Committee including Chairmen, but not other members, of District Health and Safety Committees. Also Cotincil Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees on Organization and Extension, Camping and Activities and Leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: I to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, 1 y2c each. Name Address ()1'. t) ) }ti~ k. ! �Form 5 . REGION No............... 55!!! COUNCIL No........... . \ j ( APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1952 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The ........ . flh1ekasaw .................................................................................................................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Namt of Council) 418 M & M lluUU.ng. Memphis 3• !renneuee headquarters at. .................................................................. ,........................................................... .. (Local Mailing Address) . ......................................................................... .. (City and Zone) (State) an~~~¥ajc~:~1~;:eu~~a;:ca(°e~~:,Ar~en=:t!!~~~: t~i:!0~=~~11i)::I)· . . :iie:;;·t;;,;:rn hair 0r critteniien "c0uritii; J.ritailia& . . . · . · ... · ··················· ····················································································:·····································································--·················· hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1952. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1951 and Ojectives for 1952 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progr:,s were re;d5wed and approved by th!;founcil or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............................8:1lttll:f'1' ................................................. 19........... ., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. /), () Scout Executive r-----:-'1-vl ~ ---~ ·/,~~ii~~-~ Treasurer BOY SCOUTS (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32001051 �1-'t"L.... I. On December .31, 1951, we had .... "Chartered InsHtutions" in our territofiif"ch of ,;vhich sponsored one or more Scouting fI4}1ts. At the same time the membership of our Council was composed of ........................ Institutional Representatives'' and ........................ ''Members at Large''. To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: Council only (check): Religious ...........:1£............. ; EducationaL ...... ll:.............. ; Labor......... ll:.............. ; Civic .......... :'lt............. ; Business. ..........~........... ; Farm ...........:1£............ l<i 31 43 Council (Give number of each): Jewish ..................... , Catholic ......... ........ ; Protestant .... ........ ; Other. 4 154 ; Protestant. ................... ; Other. Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish .......? ............ , Catholic.. .................. .l'l 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1951. These amendments have been approved by tbe National Council. D Yes D Yes ~ D No No (If not, attach copies.) . . . by personal v1s1t .. to.................... 248 U nits . out o f a total of .................... 258 Units . 1n . th e service 3. W e prov1'd e regu lar Comm1ss1oner Council. 4. During 1951 there \Verc.... meetings of our Council and ...~~..... mectings of our Executive Board. District Comtnittees met monthly, (except JulS and August) during 1951, iu .... of our Districts, andahe rest averaged .... ~... meetings. Rouncltablcs were held monthly in .............. of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged .................... Roundtables. ! ..... 5. 1 ....... Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning .J"li\l'l.•.....~ !!~..... Annual meering is in month of. .~.EICl.EIJllb..El:l' ... 6). "flus . C.ounct'l h,. as... 6_ _........ orga?1ze . d D'1str1c:s . w1t . h fu1Jnon1ng. . . D'1:tr1ct . Comm~ttee~. . There a_re...... ·-··:--···············--·~···· O D'1str1cts . yet to be organized. Or these tvc \-Vtll organ1ze ................ 1n 1952 ................ Distncts are shanng 1n financing this Council. 7.. Functioning of Council and Committees Council -Executive Board Organization and Extension "' w ...... Advancement ::;: ::;: Health and Safety w Leadership Training ~ 0 u Camping and Activities Finance List any other Committees Count';il has: 1 Number of Districts repr<!"sented on each 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 ··- . CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL .. No. of Members for 1952 x 2616 x eo x ADDITIONAL COMMENTS . 9 lt a x x x 9 28 x 25 . - ., M¥ 8. This Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........years, starting............................ , 19....... . 9. This Council ;/W. incorporated under. the laws of this State. The corporate name is: ..~1.1.~~~~~~. 9.~:t.1!1.~g-~... ~r.: ~:lil:'i.!' ..t>.f.. . ~!!;~,,... ~~!~ .. ' . .. .. .. .. ..... . ..... ........................ .. . .. . 10. This Council has accepted its quota of $7.~.5.~~.0. .. for the year 1952, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$ .................................... ; in ....................... equal payments of$ ... 3620 SCl................ each during the months of Mq and No't'emb1t:ll'• 19152 11. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1951, we had ..~.•~-~~..... Boy Scouts and for December 31, 1952, is .. l.f.la.1513.. Scouts and Explorers Explorers~-~-~- .. %) (.!3.~...... %) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. �form O-l262 1952 REGION No. COUNCIL No. LOCAL COUNCIL PAYROLL INFORMATION BLANK 15 1558 Boy Scouts of America Division of Personnel 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Ohicltaaaw . __________ City_ __,_M,,em"""'p"'h, _i,,_s___ ·---State 'reuessee CounciL The Division of Personnel needs complete and up-to-date information on all Local Council employees as of January of each year, when salary adjustments cause adjustments in the Retirement Plan and Group Life Insurance figures. ,; Therefore, please fill out this form IN QUADRUPLICATE showing your complete up-to-date payroll as of January 1952, and mail THREE copies to me as soon as possible. H. F. POTE / PROFESSIONAL STAFF :Month, TITLE Day, Year SEX nf Birth w. Slll Go rd.en Mo rrb 1-30-95 M i\1onth, Day, Year First Employed in Scouting MONTHLY· PAYrtIENTS BEGINNING Annual Salary Rate as of January 1952 RETIREMENT GROUP LIFE ' l>_!b_" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_M_b _ _ _ _ _ __ Yes or No 6000. Yes 2-15-28 ----1---l----·--- \VITH FEBRUARY l, 1952 -CONTRIBUTIONS ----~--~-- Individual Contribution 21..00 Council's Contdbution 1 ye~· or No Individual Contributfon Amount of Insurance 34.01 Yes 9000. 4.32 ------- ----------·-- ----- FS.lil 1-a-22 M 6-1-49 3900. " 14.oo 20.01 " 6000. .2.e8 llobert 'II. Lundquist F:llE ll-2-24 M 6-1-00 3600. " l.2.60 18.0• 11 54.00. 2.69 Hal D. :B;vnu FSlll ll-28-21 M 6-1-00 3000. " 12.60 18.0 u 5400. 2.59 1------------------ ---- ---------·· - · -·------ --·-----···-----··-- -··--·---- ---·-----·-+----f-----1 1--------=---------- _____.:. . . _.,_ ---- ----- -----· - - - - - - - - l - - - - - -- ----------- r-------------1---1---llo bert M. '.Bentley Jr, - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - ----- - - - - - f - - - - - 1 No 3000, No FSJil ll-24-2' M 11-1-51 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - 1 ' - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - ------··!-----·-·--- - - - - - + - - --- 2.59 - - - - - ! - - - - · - - c---+------1------4-+II 4800. 2.:ro 3600. No FSJll 12-16-91 M ll-l-34 J. A. lle&Ueh.9mp Fred 0. Harrie FSE o. Ffillil 2-10-18 .L. Ye1 13400. 3200. No M 9-20-43 -- f - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - - - - . i - - - - ' - · - - · · · - - - L-----f.----1-----·---- ----·--- ---+----·--!------- J. Nelan 3000. No M 1-15-52 , __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, _____ 1--------------1.- - · - - - - - - - ~-----f------ Ne - - - - - - - - - ·-·-··------ ----1------ - - - - - i--------------------1-----+- . ---·-·- ---- - - ! - - - ! - - - - - - - - - - ---·· - - - - - - ·---------+---+------·-+-----1-----1------...J------1 t==================·-b.:.......:::-.= ::::-----=..-;;..7..-::::--::= ::::;;:;= ===-::::::::;:;:~..'. ::::.:·::: ::~~;;._-:;::-_-~·=:::"=:-.::::::-:::: :::::::'.'~::;:;:::-.=:;_.:: :::::~--:-::-..::=..:::..:::: ·=..--;;::-;; .-.::;:_~----·-::::;:: .:.:,:_;;;-=---------:-,_.:: CLERICAL STAFF ~ ! - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - <---!--------------· ---·- '--------~I.....--------· Mi11111 M$17 Cre!lley --··- ~------------ ------ ·----~--- --- - No t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - -·-·-------- ·---- ------··------ ------- ·····- --·----··--·-t--------------f--- ---·-·---···-----~ -----·- ---~----·---····· ----·~--····-·-- ---~- " ·---.. ··----....···-- ff :Rec 6-21-Z '.Ii' 11-115-5( 19:00. " Mre. Verna :!la,msey ! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- -·-------· --- --··-·--···-·---- --·- ·-·-..--·-·-- ·-··--- -·--·-··---·---· ---·--- ····--·-- -··--·-- ----·--II Seo 19l?.O. " -·--- -------~·- ------·-·- Re11e lI, Ford ·-·----Beaeie 'ra;rlor (Negress} 0iilt • 11-14- 4 J 4-1-37 -·--~- -------------- ------- ---- ----·--·-1----- 2280. " -- ---- -----·---·---- ----·--·· ·····- ··-------- --·-- OG 8-24-2 F l-~52 la:JO, 11 - - - - - - 1 - - - - l - - - - - - J - - ....- ---·----·--- - - · - - - - -·---· 3600. 1.7~ ----·-~ Ne ------~---- - - - · - - - - - - - Mabel Scrqge (Negress) 01 12-29-' ~ l 10-1-151 1000, 11 f-=---_.:::.;:;;_ _ _.;:;_______ ---- - - · - - - - ----- --·--------·-· - - - - - - ----·- - - - · - - t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · -·--------·- ----·-- ---- ---·-·-·-----··- +------------------- ------·---------· --- ----------- ---·----- Ye ·--· ---·--·-- ------+----<~"-------- ----- ------·---- ---- --!-·------··--·-·- ---------·.. --·-·-·---------------···-- "==========='===~===--:-.==:::::.::::::=-:::.::.:.=::::..--:-::.::::-...:::;::;:::::..--:-;::::;;-.:;;=:::::=::=:-:-,;::;;;;:;·~-.~:::;~~=:::::;;:=..::-:::::·.:::=:::;:;7.:::::::;c_-~::=-::-..'::::::::· ::·.::.=.-=--:;;;-~-~__:::::;; 50001151 �Form 0-539H REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1951 Name of Council Ch:l.olta.saw Memphis Headquarters City I-tegion No. ____;5~·_ __ 'l'enn_.__ L _Council No. __ 5_fiS_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, State__ (Please use only fol1owing classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES---1951 Colun1n 1 j I Total I. Operating Expenditures: ' 2. 4. f'1! ____ --·_1__~•-ro.._____·_._a_o__ l_._8_9__ 7 8 46 c~l,.mhr vc:or__________ Col-µmn 2 Column 3 Special Receipts Net Expenditures (Ste NC>U 1 below) (Col. I minus Col. 2). 1 _$__________ $ 23,100.00 :=--------- 10, :'ili!0.00 l, 747.40 1 11-- S. 6. Postage ............................................I'!--------~---·-- _____________ ,__________,I I 7. Field Expense I1', ' ' ! (incl. Transportation).. ! _____;2_,,.:;0.:;9_7.. :•:. 58__;__;__ 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , .._ _ _2"',_0_9_7_._00 ___ I so1.6e 8. Ptibli':ity ............................ 1952 , _ _ _ _ _(,N"-'E;;T;_,)_ _ __ $ 17,846.80 I. Office Salaries...................... 8~,, a,rol •.~8-9__ II i" Retirement Contrib'ns ........ :11-..-......cl,,,~l~S-4_.:..5~7=·__ 1;184.57 H.ent. Light, Heat, Tel..... .!i---3·~•~0_0_4_._3_.6___ 1_.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_______ .. _ _ ~004.36 Office Supplies... Ii 1,449.28 J.,449.28 ' 1. Executive Salaries*............. 3. Expenditures BUDGET - Indicate period covet'ed if other than -.. 901.es 3,400 .oo li8113.00 700.00 -- ___. . .:3,066.00 . 1 11-~~-,-----l---~~~-~~~--1----~~~~~--11------~~-...:.;__;__;_.c:...=-- -====::.::-- 9. camping .......................... : _ __c!!_5_.1._7_4_5..;..o_4.._______1_7~·~0_00_._._li!!_ ..___ 1•_ _ _ll~,_6_!1_4.:..._46__.11 _ _ l0,296.84 10. Leadership Training !; ·• and Conferences... 11. National Quota ....................... 12. Charter Fee........... .. ... I J.__hJ33l.30 1,531.30 >700.00 725.00 Ii 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows... 75,00 l "'"'" ""' 1----''-v_·"_. 2,804,40 .'l'fl,OO lj-·---~7.2.15.00 ......----·----l-----7'-'5~""'0~0__1 _ 1 l O"" ... "'"' "l 1 '"'. l.oo· and Other Aetivities ................ ·~''-·~"~"--I·----'''--''°-""-•-'_.._____ ---~;;~--- ----"' 14. CampaignExpenditures .....11 5.20 I .ro :l ....____.:..5.:..5.::.•..:0..:0:....._ 1 IS. Interest on Indebted11 I! ness (See Note 2 below) Ii 1-·---------16. Insurance .................................. 1118!3.25 185.25 II' 121.35 1 ,11 'I l,119.4!') 1,119.43 5 'iiiet~~.~.0£il1----~1~0-'-,"35""2~••~9~e-- 1 -------- .. l0,352.96 19. Mxp'Toi'fiii____ · '1-:m:. a 241 21 ,___....=.:::::.=..:::_ ;!{), Cu.bbh~----:--r1411!.56 __ j_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.j-----"-"".1.:"'--149;56 .1 · 17 M' ia. TOTAL OPERATING!i 76,511.74 18,080.32. 58,431.42 I.I 905.80 15,0158.00 ~'--- f~:88 75,;;91.ao II. Capital Expenditures: I 123,41 ' E" . 1. Off ice 'qmpment ......... I_ _ __ 123. 4l -------------·------"""'""-""'--11-----------2. Camp Property .............. 1, . - - - - - 1 - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - ···--·---·------ - - - · - - - · - - · - 3. Auton1obi1e ....................,' , ' - - - - - - - - - - - -·---···-------------···------·----11 ...·---··-------TOTAL CAPITAL. _ _ _1_2_3_._4l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _i ! - - - - - - 1 1 ji1 III. Revolving Accounts: (National F)nds) r···----.. 1. BO~S' L:FE ······r----6-,0-7""4.•-0--6---- ----15·.--,-31-.-3-,9-l___ j 23. Rseg-istrsat10nl~ ................... -'1---3"",-38=a~.~5~9- .. , ....___ 2, 745.07__ _ . , cout , upp tes ................. 1----~~=-TOTAL REVOLVING1 _ _ 9,_,4_6_2_.6_5_ _ 1 9.05$.98 I I IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments_·---~-____ 1--·----- 1" 1 ------------------------------~'~--------11--------Ii V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) ______ _ ----11 *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. · Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special H.cceipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. N01'E 2-Do not include payments to reduce "princiµaf' indebtedness. NOTl~ 3-This refers to repay1ncnt of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 3200!0.'ll �Analysis by population groups of incorne frorn contributions for 1951 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest z Note: Do not include income for Capital purposes in population groups. 0 .,.8 ~ " .. . . . . Supplemental contributions Chest $ Communities of 500,000 or over .................... 641$72.08 " 100,000 to 500,000._...._-......... " 25,000 " 100,000............-" 10,000 " 25 ,000............;..__ 10,000_.....- ......... " 2,500 under 2,500 and open .country... . $ $ 55,042.0S Income for Capital purposes.................................. $ I 259.72 $ $ 4,208.36 $ 541 631.ao _.·.; 670.00 i.e01.oo 1.887.00 4· $ Total Income $ $ 259.72 670.00 Total for Council Operation .................................. Income from areas ,vhere Council does not participate in Chest '_,'" l,887.00 $ 57,188.80 $ 4,a>B.36 For the 1952 budget outlined on preceding page $ -....... --------···--has been raised to date. Budget for 1953, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board abotlt - - - - - · - - · - - - - - - - - - (Date) Assets, 12"31-51 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 3,416.92 $ 'Fixed-Real Estate Camp Equipment Unpaid Pledges 109.45 Supplies for Resale l,000.00 ~Securities Office :Equipment 7,eoo.oo lOl,lol.08 5,093.46 Automobile 157.85 l>ne :t"rom individU&.ls 4,686.22 · TOtAI TOTAI 113,794.134 •present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-51 Capital--Accounts and Bills Payable Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ 2,lll .SO . Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages 2,111.ao P:rofess:lonal Aceoi:mtents TOTA,_,__ _ __ TOTAL wu1g.JS~by (State whether professional accountants or auditlni' committee) Our accounts will be \Ve request continuation of present credit litnit by Supply Service Division and \vill 1naintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum c«edit is desired state new amount here: $ .) This Council has Trust funds, (see Note) as of December 31, 1951, totaling $.....s._o_oO!~_of which $-------~~--- 1951. \Ve are using (a) Stancla'rcl l)eclaration of Trust (check) .. ____ , or (h) sotne \Vas received during the year __5__._0__0______ .. ___ __ other form approved by National Conncil (check) ............. ------· Income from Trust Fund, 1951 ,,__'if/ Council directed ca111paig11 or can1paigns arc to be held on the follo\ving dates in 1952________ ~·-·-----·---- Remarks, Explanations or Additions._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Signed) Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. �Form 0-539A This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $.______ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quot"--------- Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees._______ Tota'---------- Region No. _ __.5. ____ Council No. 556 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the for renewal of chart -----~Mce~J""iJ:\")l~tl~i.~<J,.,~"&l~~J~l:l~t~l~·-----~or renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1952, together with reports as called for, Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enci9se the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked 1'Date") Note: lte1ns No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. s 1- Charter Fee rn.oo 2. Payment of Quota $ _ _ _ __ 3. Scouter Fees 4. -··--·---Scouter Applications Yes or No (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1951 Yes or No -- -lil\$... _. 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1951 Yes or No Date __ Xem 7. Three year Program Goals for 1952 (Ten tests of Successful Scouting) S. Roster Date Yes or No Date is ,enclosed . \Vtll be mailed_._~~~.,·------··------·--··---­ Date was n1aileJ ____ ··--··____J§~.P...l:~G..4_4",~0~$~~~~___ l)ate 32001051 �Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE-1951 ', Region No. c5"------ Name of Council ..... °.~53.~S.~~-·······················································-············ Headquarters City . l!enrohi s Tenn ' --------·:;·----------------------------···················---State ........................ T.l).BLE 1 1' 1. Total Packs New in Total on Dec. 31, 19JO' 1951 I Transfer Territory Not Separations# in 1951 (Sec Note) 76 / l'I' xxx 28 xxx 3 ll:J5 Council No. 1 Out In 9 /' v Total on Dec. 31, 1951 Estimated New in 1952 84 17 l 20 22 m. (a) Neighborhood Patrols xxx xxx (b) Lone Scout Tribes xxx . (a) Ne;ghborhood Dens (b) Negro Packs . 2. Total Troops ( c) Negro Troops 7.1. 3. Total Explorer Units 17 xxx 9 6 17 xxx (a) Explorer Posts Est. Net Separations 19'2 Objectives Dec, 31, 1952 !l "~ 4 l 33 156 25 10 6 5 74 10 rx. M :i.a 7 5 20 xxx ia xxx xxx ----- (b) Explorer Squadrons xxx xxx xxx xxx (c) Explorer Ships xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx l'l'l (d) Rover Crews l (e) Negro Explorer Units 4. TOTAL UNITS .1 & 2 & 3 24ll 45 S. Total Cub Scouts 23164 6S:)7 1465 376 35 1009 298 3642 xxx 'xxx 2659 1619 l5Ziil - (a) Negro Cub Scouts 6. Total Troop Membership (a) Boy ScOuts (Age 11 through 13) (b) Explorers in Troops 903 478 1$25 009 233 s 0 258 . 2600 . 'i'05 . 3!ll73 528 :~aq 25 :J. .:Y:>O i.22.a 300 400 60 2.ss2-- 'rff) 4104'> - .aoo ---·-- J.,526 3,0:).4 4()7 1;026 600 481 1,5~19 00 ro 2:34 ;.?24 2740 1 933 500 1390 204 . ( c )' Lone Scouts (d) Negro Scouts ----· 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units - . 233 S-44 - - - - - --- 43 xxx xxx (b) Air Explorers xxx (c) Sea Explorers (a) Explorers in Posts ( d) Rovers ---- ------004 xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 312 ~ . ( c) Negro Explorers l.l R. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 6039 9. Total Cubbers (ind. Den 1-fothers) 713$ xxx 402 10. Total Troop Scouters 1077 796 11. Total Explorer Scouters 62 12. All other Scoutcrs (Council and District) I 3. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 1I & 12) 0 6497. 15 821.i 400 t~B 7,146 i 907 7'1'4 1099 800 6'Jl J. ,.,:08 24 25 61 24 18 218 21 93 50 3!ll 0092 1243 1004 146 2131. 67 100 1:374 i.o63 I 2,_;$Ra2 On Dec. 31, 1951 we. had ....~.......... _.. unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). # - "Net Separations" equals. "tota.l separated" minus "Separated-Reregistered" minus "Transfers in". 32001051 �TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1951 Less than 1 Year Tenure con1pleted in respective programs 1 to 2 2 to 3 Years Years Boys in Packs Boys in Troops 3 to 4 Years 4 or more xxx xxx TOTAL Years (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in Explorer Units (Report only tenure earned as an Explorer) xxx NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1951. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1951 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The follo\ving data, for 1951, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Boy Scouting (See Note 1) Cub Scouting Ne·w Rural Boy Members enrolled 1 1951 Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1951 Exploring (See Note 2) TOTAL 40 lOii l l.46 l.45 527 4D 712 New Rural Units organized, 1951 () 2 l 3 Net Dropped Rural Units 1 1951 l a () 4 Total Rural Units, December 31 1 1951 a 25 5 3$ ---- - Note 1---"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and mcrnbers thereof, incluJing Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) .... ~ .. ,... Packs 79 ______Twops 9 ......... Expl. Units (.~9-:~.~) Yes{:;% No O . \Vere on Thrift Pl.an Dec. 31, 1951; Objective: ........~-~---······-Packs ( ...?.~ o/o) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. .. ( ____ 5._(}___ %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1951; Objective; _____~:l,~------------Trnops ( .... ~... %) \Vere on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1951; Objcctive: ....... ~-~---·······-Expl. ( ___'7_-'.t..~) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. !~~) Units(. .. on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1951 we used the "Charter Review" pfoccdure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Commit_tee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Coun- ·1 1nc1c · · 1cnt to t I1e reregistration · · of ----------------·--·-168 Units · out o f our tota I of .. -·-··----·---258 ..... Units reregistering during the year. n, THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nuinber of institutions in Council \vhich sponsor single or multiple progra1ns as follows: Only Only Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Only Exploring Cub Scouting and Boy Scouting Boy Scouting Cub Scouting and Exploring and Exploring . - l.9 8$ l so 4 I 0 Whole Scout Family, Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Exploring 12 �Form O-S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1951 Name of Council... ....... Qlilolcallaw .. .00\11W1l.,....;ao.y..... $.e.1J1td).a....of ...Ama:r.i.ea •....b.c •............... Headquarters City ........ M01aph!.a ..... .......................................................................... State ..........'l'UllU!lltil4111. _,.5,____ Region No. _ Council No. $58 The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1951. !. The membership of this Committee inclqdes, besides the Chairman, ........ 3. ........... .District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health .....il........ ; Medicine.................. ; Aquatics... ...... ; FirePrevention ..... .lE ........ , Firearms..................... ; First Aid ..........%...... ; Emergency Service.... JI........... ; Farm Safety... ............. ; Mountaineering.. . 2. During 1951 the meeting places ........... !6......... of our Units ( ... J.o. ....... %) were inspected. 3. During 1951 an inspection of the Council Camp was was not made by the Committee. ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ............ were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such j\Mh'ave "' 4 been in effect during 1951. · · uses, with adequate ihsurance coverage, 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............... l Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination"~ used. ............................of our Troops ( ................ %). lS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ..... ;& Leaders ..... .3-... ; Food Handlers .... ~..... . .. , Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handle~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. IS 7. We have :!cm:not a Mobilization Plan. 8. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ..... Alael!i4a:ll. .. 9. Our Program as planned for 1952 includes the following as checked: .................. a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees........il... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................Troops which is ............................ % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ......... % ............. ; Council and Troop Camps .....:C................ . d) Mobilization Plan .......................... . (Signed) ............................................................................................ . Chairman, Health and Safety Committee 32001051 (See Other Side) �ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six ( 6) issues per year. Free Of charge to Members of Council Health and· Safety· Commiti:ce including Chairmen, but not other members·, of District Health and Safety Committees. Also Council Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees on Organization and Extension, Camping and Activities and leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, I Y2c each. Name Address l •. Mr. loseph A, Daletrom $2.7 J!I', Main. Me!llphis. 1'enn. 2. Mr. A, l!l. Wal1;;Jllley 1073 I. Pe:rk:l.ns Aft., Memphis. flJm'I., 3. 3181 Aurora Dr. George A. Scott St.• Memph1s, 1'eu. 4. Dr. Matt Allen 919 lil. Mc.temo:re, Mempld.s, 'J.'enn. .s. Dr. hlph h:\ltoii Wes\ Memphis, Ark. '· Mr. le:rbert -,. lemke:r 1748 :roster, ME!ll!]lhie, Tenn. �P<Jrm 0·5391.l REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1951 Region No. _ __,li~-_ _ __ Council No. Name of Council ···········---~-~~1'.lt\W.......................................... State ..... '.1'.~~-!!!'lg~---············ 558 Headquarters City ...........14~,,_fl.................................................................................................. . CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1951 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) ........ Ji~---··· GROUP J: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year,) GROUP ...... Units ......... 3.6.1.............. % % of Units with effective Camping Program 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group I ..........§~..............Units ......... :911?. ............ cUnits B: Number of Units doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1951) .......1.'l4. ............ Units *Units-Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. lttn "l tm a Membership June 30, 1951 was..........'!l!Jl. •••••••••.••Uoits*,----··---·Y.:t.!llY..V....... Boy Scouts and Explorers -~-. LONG. TERM CAMPlf'TG (six or n1ore· consecutive days,) Yearly Summary: Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term Camping if camping period is six consecutive days .or 1nore . II Number of Units A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site 2. & 2) B. PROVISIONAL UNITS* 4. On Council Site c. xxx--- - - - 29 323 ··--· & Scout and Explorer 34 63 081 xxx xxx 23.9% I ..--:::::: ···-·-::::.::..:.-::::;.;c:=:-:-..=::o:~~--:.--:o:=-:-.:::::-=".~:;:: -- 34 .. __ --------323 Membership** -·· Agricultural Service Can1p 6 1--~·~X 5)------1XXX GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) _ ___1 _ _~xx 7. 'o/o of June 30, 1951 Boy 6. Total (4 . 23 $16 42 5fl8 ~9 5: Off Council Site Number of Unit Scouters .. Forest 37 2 Off Council Site 3. Total (1 Number of Different Scouts & Explorers " ·····-------Scouts .. -·····-·· .. Scouts Exploter Expedition, Cruise, Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc . .. Tours Outside Council Area AlL ...Scouts .. .. .. ........ Explorers and Explorers .. j'; .... Scoutcrs 2 Number of Tours Philmont Scout Ranch ___ ~fours .......... Explorers .. ............ Scouters Negro Scouts in Long 1~crn1 Catnps ..?i'7....Scouts and Explorers **In coinputing the percentage of Long Term Ca1np.ing for the year, divide the Gr.and Total line C by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. ACTIVITIES II.. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following). I. SPECIAL EVENTS ---- Event Cncl. Nuinber Held Dist. - l l!l Ca1nporee Circus Exposition Mobilization Est. Attend. ·-··-·----- Neigh. Scouts ~ 2,000 Public 400 6,liOO "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions J: Our most successful Civic Service Event ·············-·-··) during the year was ~°-9.Q\l .~~ Jl~~--''ff..... Pilgrimage Agricultural Fair Spec. Cub Events l 800 l 500 -~1~.1.t11..G.<10.ll:w.~:L.~ ...11l.d.~.ll~~~~-8. ..~~~-·-····· 350 .S.11~\\.~-~---~~--~l:lll ...~~-l.~tl~.tl~.. ll.~~---·········· ·--~·--·-- Spec. Exp!. Events 2 -·-· ---~·~·· Des ---- 31SO -··---- --···----· Othe~od ~ ·--· A planned program was promoted ...... .lL ....... 1\ survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made ...... ______________ ; We encourage Units to plan for l .•. _h_OOO .. 3.500 ____ $~l51l)Ol).~~ ·---~·"·-~~!11 ~~~-f)~ __l,)l,f)~~~·-···· . •.. . . . . -·--- ·······-·-··-·-··--·······--·····-··-· ...... 32001051 �1951 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) .~ •.~P..!.l. Council Appropriation (Operating Only) ....... .. $ Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) ............................ . $1.~.~?.• 1-o. Transportation Fees (if any) ......................... .. $ Tia.ding Post ........................................................ . s.J!l,<>.'1.tl.~' Miscellaneous ........................................ . $ ;;~ •. ~ 865.01 .. $...................... Maintenance & Repairs.......................................... s?.•.~9-~~?.~.. A. SUB TOTAL ............................................ .. (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) 11-----------------· 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their own leadership?..... . 0 $......... 3. What was the charge per camper per day \vhere Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own me.als? .............. . available for Camp Development, please give an1ount ............ $..... 'l~'!'.~.~-· Medical Service and Supplies... . $ . .?~~J.5. Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc ......... . Ar..3.'.l.9.~~-5.. Program Mated.1.l .............. . 106.19 . $ ....................... .. 789.79 . Transportation Expense (if any) ........................ . $....................... 0 $....................... . If so, estimate cost Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) $~~.f>$>'3·t5~ Trading Post ........... .. 4. Do you plan camp expansion in the next 12 5. If you have special funds Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff)~---·············· .}.~~~-~I. 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ........... . months? -----------········· ~•. rJ.~.?..!'.~7... Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc ........................... . 240.7~. $26 ....................... TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ $................ Food ...................... . $~~~?.~·-~2.. Miscellaneous ............ . $~~-~:4:.~.~ 9...... 11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - · -..·-----·----------B. SUB TOTAL ........................................... ........ ... (Recommended as chargeable to Camp Fees) llO\V $1-J..~.~ll.~~-~i $....................... . $~'·!~~~-~ GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A -1- B).... Capital Funds expended for Camp Development........ $...... t. ................ 6. If you plan to raise special funds in 1952 for Camp Development, please give the amount. ....... $ LEADERSHIP- LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Number of persons on Central Camp Staff............. :~.~................. (Do not include Scoutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking.) · NONE Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used ?...................~ ..........................Number of Provisional Ass't. Scoutmasters used?.............................................................. . ANALYSIS OF CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age ·- AGES Central Camp Staff 15 16 15 7 17 18 19 1 1 1 2 ·---- ·-· 3 Provisional Sc9utmasters 20 21 1 il 22 23 2 I Provisional Ass't S. Ms. / /' ~·- ·- a •. I./" //· -·· t/. ~ 7 ·-c t . ,,..·"""? ~ '· . =.....?P/ . . ,. . .........ft.:?.1...1.r.'.:'.:<:V. ........k .. · b·;;c"·c::.:.....I +.-....::'../.....r.:.~.'Cam~~~~i~ities /. (Signed . /. .. Chairman, / .... Committees / // Scout Executive 24 - - ---· 25 Over ~ ~ �F0rm 0·539F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1951 Region No. _ _ft _ __ ••lfa,~tt-------------~-----1 Name of Council _ ___,llh--iel State Headquarters City T'NIJI. Council No. _ _fillS.__ MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during 1951 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) -·!--~Aerodynamics ...................... !?......... 63-Leathcr Work.....................7. ..........: 2-Aeronautics (Aviation) ......11....... 64-Life Saving* ...................... J.()J. ...... . Enro!led Qual!fied 3-Agriculture.................... ................ 65-Machinery...........................45 .... . Durmg Dec. 31, 1951 1951 4-Airplane Design........... ······~········· 66-,-Marksmanship ....................l'L ..... . 5-Airplane Structure................1.......... 67-Masonry ..............................Ji.Z ..... . Cub Scouts: 6-Angling (Fishing) .............lll........ 68-Mechanical Drawing......... 18. ........ . Bobcat .... 22....... 69-Metal Work........................ 50 .......... 7-Animal Industry.... 70-Music ................................ 2.6 .......... ................ . 8-Archery.......................... Wolf .................. . ......1.......... 71-Nut Culture............. 9-Architecture.......... 10-Art....................................... 58........ 72-Painting ............................. .3.5.......... Bear .... .1.31........ ---------+---'""""'--4---"'"""'--11 11-Astronomy* ........................ ].......... 73-Pathfinding............... 12-Athietics..............................91....... 74-Personal I-Iealth ................. l.tlO........ Lion 13-Automobiling................ ....12....... 75-Photography ......................1.3......... . Webelos ..... lll!l..... 76-Physical Develop ............... 7.0 .......... 14-Basketry...................... 15··-Bee Keeping ........................ 8.......... 77-Pigeon Raising .................l. ............ Total 16---Beef Production........... . ..... 2-----···- 78-Pioneering*. .............. .... 6.6.......... ..... i3........... . .Ji.EL..... 79-Plumbing.......... 17-llird Study..................... Boy Scouts and ..... SO-Pottery............ .............. . 18-lllacksmithing..... Explorers: ..... 49. ....... 81-PouHry-Keeping...... ::::i:::::~:::::: 19-Bookbinding .. ···---·--····--·-+--.1J ·---2----·-···- 82--Pnnting.................... 20-Botany...... Candidate ..... lM ...... .... 5.......... 83-Public Health... 21---llugling............ ......37.......... ..UI....... 84-Public Speaking.. 22-llusiness......... ............... Tenderfoot 2008 0097 . ..... l'l'......... -------·--+---=='-'·-·---·· ~--·~-- 23-Camping* .... l.21..... 85-Rabbit Raising.. Second Class ............ . 24-Canoeing*..................... ... 2.5....... 86-Radio............... 1552 - ! - -1588 - - - - 25-Carpentry...................... ..... 41'1....... 87-Reading......... ....... ..411... ....... ..... .Ii............ .... ,'32....... 88-Reptile Study......... _F_·ir_s_t_c_la_s_s----r-~2~4=2•-+-_:1. 42 __ 26-Cement Work... 27-Chemistry............................5......... 89-Rocks and Minerals ........... JI........... . 139 172 Star ! Ct;iture..... .. : Life ......8............ --------+--~8~L- ...........!lJL.... 30-Coin Collecting............. .....1.0....... 92-Salesmanship... ...... 13...... 93---Scholarship .........................ll3......... 31-Conservation........... 3l 50 Eagle I 32-Cooking* ............................. l!Sll!..... . ---~--.......j--='~ 94-Sculpture ............................ <l ........... ......................... . 33-Corn Fanning................ ......3......... 95-Scamanship. '=f=ot=a=l=T=r=o=op~M~en=o=be=r=s=F~=X=X~X~-=~=~ll!J_3____ 34-Cotton Farming. ..... .]. ......... I 96-Sheep Farming ...................1.......... . .................. . .....4......... 97-Signaling*............... 35-Cycling................... Apprentice XXX AO ....................... . ..... 1......... 98--Skiing.. 36-Dairying................. ---------+--~"'-'-.....,f--...... :!..~......... ..... 12....... 99-Small Grains 37-Dog Care............... Bronze Award xxx 5 ······----·········· . .....:t...... ._ 100-SoiI Management 38-Dramatics............ .................. . ... 'i!J........ 10 !-Stalking ............... _G_o_l_d_A_w_ar_d_ _ _.,....__ _L_ ___ xx:__ 1 39-Electricity................. ..... 11....... 102--Stamp Collecting....... ...... 12. ........ 40-Farm Home............ 1 ver A ward ..s·1 xxx 41--Farm Layout............ .......10....... 103-Sur.veying*................ ...... l .......... . 1 ---...... 2......... 1104-Sw1mrn1ng* ............... .......l..~~·-···· Observer xxx I 42-Farm Mechanics.... Col. 2 Col. 1 a ........... . - ~:5.::::::: ~~=~;[;:;~" ;~=g~:~~nt·~~~t :: : ::.::Mi:.:::. J I ------ : ::::JL::::::: xxx !~=i;~'.;e~~~?~;);;ii ... ::::~:::::::: ~gLj:~~;::~:~Y··········· ....... 20.4. ... 107-Weather. ...............................2.......... . 45-Fircmanship........... xxx 46-First Aid* .............................llli.... !OS-Woodcarving........................fi.ll ....... . Ace 47-First Aid to Animals ............ l~....... 109--Wood Turning .....................~......... . xxx 48-Forestry Ordinary ................................ 42 ...... llO-Wood Work. ................. ....... i?J. ....... - - - - I I 49--Foundry Practice............ 1....... 1......... ! I !-Zoology...............................l.~....... . xxx Able New Subjects (Experimental Plan) 50-Fruit Culture................. ................... ---------+-----+--· 51-Gardening ..................... I ...... 33....... 112-Citizenship in Home..... ··················· xxx Quartermaster Craftsman -- 1 - NOTES: Coluinn 1.-For all ranks report total nutnber of boys who qualified during year, including those in Troops .and Explorer Units. Column 2.-Give figures for Troop mqmbers only, but include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. (Organizing Awards 1951) I' I I -Community.................... . " 52-Grasses, Legumes.......... i ........3. ......... 113-Nation ........................... . 53--Hiking.......................... .! ....... 5.5....... ll4-- , .. .............. . 54-Hog& Pork Prod ........... ' ......l........ 115-World llrothNhood... 55---Home Repairs ................! .......&20..... 116 Nat r 56c-~~rsemanship ........ ·\ 11 ;=s;ii'~\~~[~;«::~;;;_ 57- n ian Lore.................... ··········'······ 118-Wildlife Management.. ?1 I". ...... 5~-Inscct Life................. 35 . Total.. .............. 59-lnterpretrng.................... .................. 60-Journalism ..................... ~ ...... ..:!•......... 61-fandscape Gardening.... ; ........lO....... M.ll. Coun:selors in Coundl. 815 62-Leathercraft. ...........................67-....... 1 (Include registered and unregistered) ·····ra······ i ..... *Badges open to First Class Scouts only. 32001051 �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE l. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... %---···-''#!'!.. ..... . 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks? ·························································-····························································· %-------'!'~---···· 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %-------~---···· 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?.......~--- %-·····'.':'.."'........ 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects?.................................................................. 25 . %................. 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ........................................................................................................ Yes...;'<..... No ........ ._ 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. }!cyarlle of Review & Ocn1rtt of l!Ionor for Eagle ll!l'e held by Districts. Scout Executive �fr;rm O-'H9E REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1951 LJ 0 i_c__kll_ .....••..•..a_.__ w.......... -..··-···-·····························-··········-················································· Reg1'on No. ''-!AME OF COUNCIL.........-........_h___ ~!~_1!'.!?!1J~........._...-................................................. HEADQUARTERS CJTY........... STATE... \l'.~1h -~~-:::.-fi_OO-L_ ---·-__,I ........................_...._c_ou_n_c_il_N_o._ RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1951, we have accotnp!ished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: ASSIST ANT UNIT J.EADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/51 STATUS 12/31/51 Number HAVE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASTC TRAINING• Rcgister!!d Cubmastcrs Scoutmasters OlJjcctivc 12/31/52 Number 0( Regi.'itered % 81 ::··· I 18.5 ll30 63 25 42 45 . 16 7 Ship Advisors (Sk;ppecs) 45 x x 247 85 x - 34.4 x 40 Explorer Advisors in Troops Total Asst. lTni.t Leaders 12/31/52 "' 15 3.6 I _lill ___ _!,,5,6__ 141 ro I Asst. Post Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) . x x x Total lrnit Leaders 44.3 Ol>i1·ctiv01 % 2 56 Asst. Scoutmasters Nmnbr.r Asst. Squadron Advisors Sqtladron Advisors Post Advisors Asst. Cubmasters HAVE COMPI.ETED APPR0PR£ATE DASIC TRAINING• 6 .JL I -~--- 0 I 24 203 -- 1. ll.2 .118 *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program which he now leads, throL1gh participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training. b. Administration Section, Cubbe.rs' Pow Wo\v, plus four additional training tneetings, c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training, cl. Air Scout Leaders' Course. c. Skippers' Training Course. f. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training (or previous equivalent). STATUS 12/31/51 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK OBJECTIVE 12/31/52 Number ... a. Units {Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop Percent..... .% Camping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered Commissioners 77 .. Number.............. b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number ... 29.. STATUS 12/31/51 Percent ... J?...? OBJECTIVE 12/31/52 ... .119 ...... . .. % 32001051 �1951 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1952 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders ol Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1951 this Council conducted this session ...~t'.l times with __ ...................... Scouters receiving the training. ....... . 1951 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC TRAINING Cub Scout Leaders' Course Cubbcrs' Pow-Wow 0 l Scoutmasters' Course 9 1952 CHECK No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED COURSES PLANNED 0 311 Atte: lded "- Air Scout Leaders' Course 0 Explorer Leaders' Course UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. Do not include these courses in the Co11ncil totals. ... 0 Name of School Skippers' Course 36 3 Commissioners' Course A r'!Jlhs. State College OUTDOOR Troop Camt>ing: TRAINING Explorer Cruising & Boat I-Iand!ing No. Course~ 1 Attendance OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid -;35 x .ll. Advanced Scout Leaders' Course ... . Pack Organi:i:ation 8 Troop Orsanization a ____ 1-ferit Badge Counselors Troop Connnitteemen ... Leader Training .. .Advanced. Scout Lee. 11:e:r -------· x l ---- Other Courses (List) x x ,,,, Course Leader Certificate Jr. " " x ·-----·-- · - - - - - - - · x 26 IB J. A TOTA!, COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION . Membership of the Coun~l Leadership Training Committee consists of.. .....~ ............... men and includes ... D istnct Representatives and ________________________ members-at-1arge. ! ................ .?.................. whimi_~--Wtl The Council has ..... JSistricts, of .......... have District Training Committees. Training Commit0 tee Meetings Held I951: CounciL ............. District...: ....... .. .. Does the fommittee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without .raining? Yes·--····----···----·- No ..... ______________ _ Training in 1951 (Signed) }Vas conducted largely on a District basis.~------------, Council basis ................ . ....~l:#,d). .1/J.'.. .l::kt:r................... ,,, . ,.,,;1:. '.. . . Chairman, Leadership Training Committee Scout Executiw. Credit Ves " Explorer Expedition Colle~ I No �Form J539H 1951 PROGRAM TO STRENGTHEN LIBERTY Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award for 1951. Name of Council Region No.__li _____ Headquarters City Council No. _ "TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING" 1950 ACTUAL NUMBER --(!) the top man, and assistant (at least 21 years of age). Those Troops with Explorers should have an advisor in addition to the above. INCREASE ADOPTED AS 1951 GOAL (IN NOS. NOT%) _.s,,i"'m.,____ 1951 ACHIEVEMENT % OF GOAL ACHIEVED IN 1951 INCREASE ACHIEVED IN 1951 (2) (MAXIMUM SCORE lOOo/c) -·- (3) (4)* !. Number of Units with at least two leaders - 2. Number of Unit Leaders (Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Ex· plorer Advisors) having had basic training. 137 1ms 3. Number of assistant Unit Leaders and Explorer Advisors in Troop having had basic training. 4. Number of Units engaging in one of the following activities: a. Cub Packs in summertime program. b. Troops providing at least ten days and nights hiking and camping experience during year, including high adventure activity for Explorers in Troop. s I I S' c. Explorer Units participating in at least one long-term expedition or cruise with Philmont being the desired goal of such an activity. I rn. 5. Nun1ber of boys advancing at)cast one rank during year. 6. Number of Troop members of First Class rank as of December 3lst. 105 ioo. 7. Number of Boy's LIFE subscribers from Scout sources. 8. Number of New Units. 9. Number of Dropped Units. 10. Total number of boys enrolled. SCOUT EXECUTIVE *Formula: Cohunn (3) divided by Colum_n (2) ti1nes 100 equals percentage. Example: Suppose under item (2) the Council has sixty Unit Leaders having had basic training; that during 1951 tbey will increase this number by thirty, you would enter sixty in Column (1), thirty in Column (2). At the end of 1951 the Council finds that it has had an increase of twenty-five Unit Leaders having had basic training. Enter this in Column ( 3) and you will obtain the percentage for Column ( 4) over the formula as follows: Col. (3) Number Achieved - 25 X Col. (2) Adopted Increase - 30 100 = 83 . 33 32001051 �''TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING'' 1952 GOALS FOR ______....,Ql.....,ri....,cw.lrr._..,a......n...,n_,c.,...a..u.<u.....n .......w,_,·,1_,_n"""'.,..__...,n"'.""_..1w1 ,-Ic..in.......c...._ _ _ _ __ Council or District INCREASE ADOPTED FOR 1952 COUNCIL - Sets goals. Copy goes with Charter Application to Regional and Home Offices. ACTUAL NUMBER 195 1 DISTRICT - Sets District share of Council goals. Copy goes to Council Office. - (1) FUNCTIONING MANPOWER '10 GOAL ACHIEVED (IN NOS. NOT%) INCREASE ATTAIN ED IN 1952 (2) (3) (4)** (MAXI MUM SCORE 100%) I 1. Number of Units with Two Deep Leadership. JG3 15 05 20 '17. J.7 2. Number of top Unit Leaders with basic training. 3. Number of Commissioners. QUALITY PROGRAM 4. Number of Units engaging in one of the following: ,; Outdoor Activities- with a n emphasis on conservation projects. Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. •· Troops providing a minimum of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year, including for Crews in the Troop a t least one high adventure expedition· or cruise in addition. Explorer Units providing a minimum of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year including at least one high adventure expedition • or cruise. 4 -- - ( "),-- l~Q li~ J , Qll1 JM B07 10 12070 100 5. Number of boys advancing a t least one rank during the year. 6. Number of Troop Members of First Class Rank as of December 31st. 7. Number of Boys' LIFE subscribers. INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 8. Number of New Units. n 45 9. Number of Dropped Units. r~ DECREASE OF - 55 I B 09407 I 040 DECREASE OF 10. Total number of boys enrolled. DATE *Such os on experience at Philmont Scout Ronch. '* Formulo: Column (3) divided by Column (2) times 100 equols percentoge. Exomple: Suppose under item (6) the Council hos 1200 First Class Scouts os of December 3 1. 1951; th at during 1952 they will in creose this number by 300. Enter 1200 in Column (I), 300 Cot. No . 4704 in Column (2). At the end of 1952 the Council finds that it has an increase of 250 First Closs Scouts. Enter this in Column (3) and you will obtoin the percentoge for C olumn (4) over the form ula as fo llows: Col. (3) - 250 (2) Adopted Increase - 300 Number Achieved ----=---'---'------ - - - - x Col. 100 = 83.3% 20000 I 05 1 I I �HEALTH AND SAFETY D l. Develop a program of emergency service and civil defense to prepare Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers. D 2. Maintain a Health and Safety inspection of program meeting places, camps, carriers, e tc. D 3. Cooperate with Leadership Training Committee in providing Health and Safety instruction. D 4. Cooperate with Camping and Activities Committee in providing physical re-check at camp, and other medical service. 0 5. Provide medical service where needed. FINANCE D 0 l. From the facts related to the present growth in membership, and the opportunities presented by the increase in boy population, develop a Three Year Finance Program forecast in which costs of staff, office and program needs to meet Council objectives are considered. 2. Through better budget preparation and presentation, as well as active participation in the chest campaign, maintain a strong and effective relationship with the Community Chest. 0 3. Move toward conducting simultaneous Council-wide finance campaign in a ll non-Chest communities and open country in order that the basic policy of one Council, one program, one budget, one treasurer and one campaign may be fully established. 0 4. Maintain a Council sustaining membership program, where needed, and conduct a campaign to supplement the budget, especially if chest fails to provide an adequate allocation. 0 5. Maintain a Council Trust Fund including a plan of aggressive, definite promotion to secure gifts and bequests. O 6. Determine the capital fund needs of the Council as re lated to the expected growth of a ttendance at the Council camp and plan to meet these needs. D 7. Coordinate and supervise finance policies in Council, Districts and Units. Work with Commissioner staff and others for the full use of Budget Plan in Units with emphasis on including Boy:;' LIFE for its good reading values. 11 �,.. ------------·---··--~----·-···------··----~-- ACTIVE "A" "D" Acltlon, T. Robert Agoe, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank R. Allen, James Seddon Armour, Claude Austin, ~1T. Ir. Ayres, Dr. J. C • Donelson, Lovris R., Jr. Dormont 1V. B., Jr. Dozier, Bob "E" :Ja.rp, 0, I\. Emerick, Phil Bttolson, Dr. H. "B" lfl. E111ing, ]3ruce 11. 3all, Ernest .C. ~3arnos, Goorgo Ik.irrovr, D. R. J3onnor, 3:,onri Fiedler, Chris H. Bizot, Emile A. };1ishO"'.", 1:i. II.' Jr. Flttnago,n, F. Joo 1 :Boron, J_. L. :Bovror s, i>iil ton Fogleman, John A. 1'ord.yco, 1'!. J3. Friend, A. :B. Bruce, C. Arthur Burro\-r, A. IC. 1\tllor, R. D. I I /' I II C" Callow, Lowis C, Carney, Frodorick T. Cc1,rtor, A. B. Castle, S. l'll'el son Chandler, Walter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Roscoe 0. Clarke, P. C. CJ.a.;Y-ton, Henry M. "G" Garcy, B. B. Gas·saway, Brool<:s 1'T, Golclschmicl, Jack ? • Goldsmith, Fred, Jr. Good.man, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. Grissom, JJ. C. i Grube, Howard 11. 01:.:i;;rton, P. A. Ologhornt John Coffoo, Bon :B., Jr. Cook:e, R. P .. Crump, Charles M. Crumpt E. H., Sr. :Eialo, Fion. E. ~Iornkor, "D" I I· ·;' Dal strom, Ed1Hin Daniels, T. J3. Danielson, Gon. 1'1. Davis, Joo E, Dick, Dr. A. W, Dilatush, W. Henry ~1. Hallo, A. Arthur Halliday, \'I. p. Handly, Charles C. Hoiskoll, A. L. Ounningh'1r,1, Jesse }!orbort F. Higginbotham, Ernest F. Hirshoimor, Harold I-Iohcn'borg, A. :TI. l~... I ! Howard, T. "'· Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. Jamos G. Fiur;hes, Dr. John Davis �'1------------·--·-·----···---···-··- ---··- "I" Irwin, Robert L., Jr. Ra"1say, R. G., Sr. Rittolmoyor, c. vr. Riovos, !Jl ton Iverson, Alvin J. Robertson, J. L. Ja,cobs, Dr. B. E. "S" Johnson, J. C. Johnson, Roar Adm. 1'!. D. Saunders, _,. B. Scl10.rff, A_aron R. Scharff, Abo 11K11 Schmoissor, Dr. H. D. King, Dr. c. C. Klyco, 1'. I•' Schwartz, ~';orrill Scott, Dr. Goorgo A. Son:.1auson, C. B. She,rr,o, ~1!. L. Sims, Holli co H. Slcinnor, J. L. S}{inncr Raymond Slavick, II. W. S1nit:ri, i.\re.lt r Ii. S})ain, H. 1' 1. s-.1oars, Horman Stlilivan, 5:. P. "L" Lambert, F. Clydo Lanal1an, L. Harry "M" 1 Malone, J. H. J. lays, R. C. I·-ic'(night, James lfalono Mc\·!hortor, A. D, }.-Iceman, Ji. J, "T" f,,foorc, Il. E-. i;iorcJ.and, S.· :El. Ta.to, Alvan F., Jr. Te:;;rlor, R. A, 11.'fOrf'.?;an, Allon Tennison, J. D., Jr. J::I1mson, ] F. ~iooJ.c, J. A. ThB,yor, li1. T. 1 , rrhompson, L. I:., Jr, ~f.lrip~oocr, nrT" Turman , ~·'l. :R. A. F• "V" iforvroll, J. W. "O" Valentino, D. L. Vandomarl:, F. J. Varro t, :C. J. 0 'R~ran, r:Pom Vos0y, John P. Vosso, 11. J. Orgill, Edmund Overton, 11Tatlcins llp!T It 11fH :•Tad.lo;;,r, Dr. S. L. ':!allaco, Dr. J. A. Patton, Joo IL, Jr. Pooto, Russell I>crry, Russell Potty, W, G. Pharr, Samuel S. Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, Forry Portor, Dr. Arthur R., Jr. Wallor, Bon 'Wt-llkor, J. R. Wobb, Harry, G, ~ 1Jilli0.ms, :Jrnost 1Villiams, Dr •. Fi. Foster Higgs, Rev. J ool Wunderlich, Alvin Jr. ny11 i' Yotmg, C. B. ~~~--~-~~--~-~-~L_-~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~ �CHICKASAW couNCIL. :a. s. A•• nw. COUNCIL Ml!MBERS FOR 195? "A" Geor:::;e :s. ASSOCIATE "D" .;,braham, .Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard furnell, Herbert Dlvi s, A. G, Davis, Hon. Clifford Lavis, Dr. J, Murry De;y-, Paul Deupree, Wa;:'ne ll:I. ehl, Dr. Ch~l es E, Dixon, Hugo N, Iolan, T, R, .:•J.exandert Vance J. 1\ll en, Preston •\.llen, Thomf\S H, 1'.,,tldnson, Dr. 1-r. R. i.1.1,.,sur.ib 1 George Baber, RodnO'J Bailey, ]}. o. Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B, Bolton, ;,, Earle Bondur,,,nt, Juli:'.n B. Boone, J:lo,ni el H. Boyd, Judc;e Morion s. Boyle, J, :JD,0,o.rd Boyle, Hon. Joseph P, Bridgeforth , F. D, Edge, 1•/, T, Edwards, Fr8lik lilnick, Harold Fleming, Joseph D. non CMale, Phil M,, •larley, Jack Garrington, R, Russell Carter, 11. o. Carter, No,th£Jn )i.. Chambers, C, f;I. Ghc1.111bers, J. D. · Oha.mpion, R. G. Chandler, 1-r. H. 018.rk, :Colph Gole, Sam F, Collins Chriss Cooper, Sterling Coi.·1an, c. H. Gox, 11r. 1·.r. Crai.·1ford, .1.~. l1I, I I I Creson, Hon. Larry B, Creson, R. F. Crump, ]. :a. , Jr. c. I I Garber, ~fyron Gaylor , ', • .o.• George, John H. Glascock, Charles Goldsmith-, Jack Gooch, c. M, Gr1wes, Dr. L. M, Green, J e'Sse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. Haase, Charles J. Hays, Lake Henry, N, 1·/allace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. w. Hobson, Dr. J, J, Holloman, C. C, Hopp er, ,\., L. Hussey, Robert J. ·---------,, ·--------·-· ·---·-· ---· --- ----· .. ·------ �···-·- -- ----···---- ··----·--·-------·--- - ··--····---·-----··---- llJ If l'R It ,Tacobson, c. M, Johnson, w. c. Kem-,cr thy, 1-.'illirun Kopold, S. L, Lane, V11 G.,. La·w, Sid i-;.o LePrince, J, ii., Lee, Dr, R, G,, Lear, Lt, Gen. 3en Lerner, S. M. Levy, Dr. Louis LO':!iSt T. 1'i. Lightmnn, M, A,, LohE1eyer, J. J.,,. McFarlMc, G, O. Mc Gr e[;or, John Maden, John w. McCabe, C. T, Mccourt, Loe T, MoGeorco, H. L, McKniGht, T, H, Horie,rty, Herbert ~,11trrah, lihl. F. ·~Ti ck:ey, Sar.1 ~1I. Jr. , RamsE\)", Henry T, Reeves, Russell E, Richardson, Charles D, Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L, Ruch, Dr, Walter A. Russell, Ldwe,rd P. Rychm1er 1 Dr. R, O. 1 Saino 1 J, E. sandO'ldll, I 1 1 1 l:",7<) H. Schlo SS' Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Sellers, Hon, Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Simmons, J, Barrow Springfield, C, L, Strauss, G. D. Thompson, E. F, Turner, Norn eet 11wn 1 1 Wade 1 Maill"J Wagner 1 D, Eugene Waring, Col. Roane Webb, Hv,rry Wiley, J. Brady ~'1illiems, Hon, O. P. Wilkinson, Russel Wurzburg, Abe I I I Ozburn, N, Field 0 ' Collolwn, J, E, llpll Patton, J. ~ii. Sr. ?atton, ThotDc"i,S N. ?atton, \'!osloy E, . Ponlond, Clifford Pennebaker, C, T, I 1 Yankee, Claude 1 Young, Dr, Thomas K, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document [\ '.Ion.·,_ ~);;·~·;J, .. \.,. ,.- REGION No • .... ~¥? ..... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1952 NA T!ONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The ........................ ~.{L.:.t ... ff:: ... i~ .. ;.r.'~!i ... ::!i/.·~~:'.·:1: .. L.\t ................................................. Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name. of Coui:icil) '*) . "' ~,,,... ...... headqua~ers. at. ··4o':·l .. S ... £'.f: .. f4~:J!~;l;·~~~f}p·-' >f:Jlfci~'O,~:):.t: ...... ;*·.···· .• ~f:~;~;·~:.:·.···~;··~ • • and havmg Jur_ts,,d1ct1on over (1nd1cate entire Area) :.il-.t..'Li:_,.('t.-:?;.4t .... { ..... ,.a ... , ...... 'f,'Ji~t:r":J-i .. 'i<:.1Y:.i-,"·''"·'"'·· .. : .. ,.·.f;·: ... ::J.e:.1.ff:> ~~1~~~~;~~~:!1:~~~~:_::~~~~~~¥"' hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1952. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1951 and Ojectives for 1952 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progGess were revjewed and approved by the Council or Executive ~~~;!;';,:1~;e~~~e~n~:~~n~o:~~il··;p~~.i~;~ :~~;';~f ;t;~ll~;tl~~ t~ ~~~p~~!~~~~Jr~' ;;~~~~;~:~~~~ Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By·Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed . Scout Executive President ~0 Treasurer BOY (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 3200I05l I. On December 31, 1951, we had ____ /:'.J.~f--- "Chartered Institutions" in our territor1v;ach of which sponsored one or more Scouting Units. At the same time the membe'rship of our Council was composed of ...... 1...2.'f---··-· "Institutional Representatives" and ..... J .. 4?,f.__':f- ....... "Members at Large". To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executiv.e Board as follows: C ·1 l ( ounc1 on y cl 1 ec k) : R e l"1 g1. ous ..; _.···.·.·,,·.·.·..·.·. ···--·-······; Ed ucat1. ona l ............<..../.. .. ••. ....... ; L ab or. ...........v....·. ......... ; c·1 v1.c . ......1.-.~.·.·.·. .... ........... ; Business ...... :-~:~ .............. ; Farm .......... ~~'............ / )j _ <£ :7 Council (Give number of each): Jewish ....... , .. ,;&"·······; Catholic. ...... ··r·····; Protestant...,?o· .. ;;,1 .... ; Other Exec. Board (Give number of each): Jewish .......... .!::·: ....... ; Catholic. ....... i$;t: ....... ; Protcstant ......... !l .. 'f:·: ... ; Other._ 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1951. O Yes These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D Yes ll!;J No 0 No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to ... i?: .. tJ:fl. ..... Units out of a total oL/.&,.$.zL .... Units in the Council. 4. During 1951 there \verc .... / ...... meetings of our Coun_cil and .. /.O~ .. meetings of our Executive Board. District Comrnittces met monthly, (except July and August) during 1951, in .. .J:/. ... of our Districts, and the rest avcraged .. :!? .. meetings. Roundtablcs were held monthly in .. .-.__,.$·~ .... of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged ...... ~k:::-:";: ..... Roundtables. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning_7~.:)~,:t-:'!i': .. <: ••• l.:·~:~:-:- Annual meeting is in month or .. "''"··:c.1 .•. ,·Lv1 .• ".'.!·.-:::v v· 6 'fhis Council has l-. organized Districts with func~ioning District Committees. There are Districts yet to be organized Of these \Ve \Vill org,tnizc in 1952. ___ fq._. Districts are sharing in financing this Council. . 7. Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No. of Committees Districts repre· FUNCf!ONING Memben ADDITIONAL COMMENTS eentcd on each WELL for 1952 Council b y 2,,5§"' Executive Board 10 Organization and Extension f .",",:· """' lof (4/t- "' Leadership Training l. }<". </{ """" Advancement !0 'Ji' 9 !-< !-< Camping and Activities (0' •./ ;}.,~ ~ ::;: llealth and Safety (,, y "7 ::;: Finance 4 x ·:;;,.. ~' 0 t.l List any other Committees Council has: 8. elm;: This Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........ years, starting ............................ , 19 ....... . 9,""' This Council i~ incorporated un~er the laws of this Stat<:. The corporate name is: , ,>- r!/:.#.ici::r...lV:!~,:~tCfc. k!X: .. Ji!.:('Y3::~:.i:::~,,::tr.~~ .. ,.. .. !..""#.:_,'f ···"-ft !,..'.c.~:fr.li:i"t:.I. .. .f f::f '. .... t~l.d::'k.::1,.e" . :I..::~::: 1E.. f !.::":·7·· .~M::? j,%~ .... 10. This Council has accepted its quota of $7."h,'l.wl!?.for the year 1952, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$.. . ........... ;in.. . .... equal payments of $ ... ~.C .. ;t",.,!.:~. each during the months of ... J'.""l!"-/ 121, t. ~' ./: .1:.:?:~~:(.·'::~ P::t:' !!.•:~·"'#.. .l.?.,r );,::. ............................................... . 11. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1951, we had../6..7/.C,. ... Boy Scouts and Explorers (;i;..O, .. ko/o) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective ! for December 31, 1952, is.J,:&1.h .. Scouts and Explorers (.3 . .:C .. '.Jlo) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. Form 053f'1 1951 PROGRAM TO STRENGTHEN LIBERTY Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award for 1951. 1951 ACHIEVEMENT "TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTIN.G" 1950 ACTUAL NUMBER INCREASE ADOPTED AS 1951 GOAL (IN NOS. NOT o/c) INCREASE ACHIEVED IN 1951 % OF GOAL ACHIEVED IN 1951 (MAXIMUM SCORB lOOo/c) 1. Number of Units with at least two leaders-the top man, and assistant (at least 21 years of age). Those Troops with Explorers should have an advisor in addition to the above. (1) (2) (3) (4)* 2. Number of Unit Leaders (Cubmastcrs, Scoutmasters, Explorer Advisors) having had basic training. -----1----·-- 3. Number of assistant Unit Leaders and Explorer Advisors in Troop having had basic training. 4. Number of Units engaging in one of the following activities: a. Cub Packs in summertime program. b. Troops providing at least ten days and nights hiking and camping experience during year, including high adventure activity for Explorers in Troop. c. Explorer Units participating in at least one Jong-term expedition or cruise with Philmont being the desired goal of such an activity. 5. Number of boys advancing at least one rank during year. 6. Number of Troop members of First Class rank as of December 3 lst. 7. Number of Boy's LIFE subscribers from Scout sources. 8. Number of New Units. 9. Number of Dropped Units. 10. Total number of boys enrolled. 1 _~/~D~L 1 ___ &_-~,_· --i· l ~'J ?"-f 7, Signed ____________ _ ·-----·---.. ~--- *Formula: Cohunn ( 3) divided by Column (2) times 100 eqttals · percentage, Example: Suppose under item (2) the Council has sixty Unit Leaders having had basic training; thnt during 1951 they will increase this number by thirty, you would enter sixty in Colwnn (1), thirty in Column (2).- At the end of 1951 the Council finds that it has haq an increase of SCOUT EXECUTIVE twenty-five Unit Leaders having had basic training. Enter this in Column ( 3) and you will obtain the percentage for Cohunn (4) over the formula as follows: Col. (3) Number Achieved - 25 ,1 --------·- ·----- X 100 = 83.3/o Col. (2) Adopted Increase - 30 32001051 Form o.539p REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1951 Name of Council Cfl . 6.J4'.f$•,rL.(~j a .. , .... ! c £)(;'ii .% !ii!' • Headquarters City Y"r);e-.,...,,.J{,'. .• ,,... Stat• ~-~ • .,J Region No. Council No. ~ ~- J·) ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD (Scouts-not badges) Col. t Col. 2 ~~-.- - ·-··-·-----·---------- --- -· .... -.------ _ .. _____ iiaqfied Enrolled urmg Dec. ~l. 19H 1951 Cub Scouts: ;'/&.s· :;r;;.;JJ/ Bobcat Wolf 3() D I 6(,:, Bear ~.3.3 II~ Lion /..3/ :;J (, Webelos 16? . _, "' .. ""' Total ?di f S' .U .2, o __ -- Boy Scouts and Troop Explorers: See Note }.{embers Below Only -- ... _____ --------- Candidate -- --· ..... - ---------- Tenderfoot '} ""'7 ) i !/'/ "'''·' f /",1¢ _) { - - --·--····'-·- Second Class .s'.¢,- ;;l~ :.r8 v .o First Class d:I <j;u I ;)i.i.> Star /7;;...,. /$'J fl!? ---·- Life clJ- --~· Eagle So cJJ/ '---··· Total Troop Members xxx ,.,)(,, 7$. I - . Apprentice -±J? __ xxx '-------·------ Bronze Award s xxx --- Gold Award I xxx ·- Silver Award I _x_xx_ 1 -- Observer -- xxx I - ---1 Craftsman .-- -~~1 -·-- Ace ---- xxx I Ordinary , ___ xxx Able =<-"-"'"'- xxx Quartermaster ~· xxx -· - NOTES: Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys ,who qualified during year, including those jn Troops .and Explorer Units. Colu1nn 2.-Give figures for Troop me111bers only, but include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. .(Organizing Awards 1951) I I I Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during 1951 -l--A~~-~~fy~1mics==.-~~ ...... ::?"': ..... ____ 63-Leather WOrk ...... ----~--------:z-:::. 2-Aeronautics (Aviation) .. LJ.......... 64-Life Saving* ................. ... /..CL .. .. 3-Agriculture.-.................. --·--·-·-·--··--·· 65-Machinery .... --······-----·--·· ...... :/~_,'L~---· 4-Airplane Design ................. &.•....... 66-Marksmanship ............ ....... :sii= .. . 5-Airplane Structure .............. !........... 67-Masonry ....................... .... {/.::<:!. .. . 6-Angling (Fishing) ........ .. ./..tP.......... 68-Mechanical Drawing ..... ..... J.J:' ...... . 7-Animal Industry ............ •o:L,;........ 69-Metal Work ................... ... :§?~ ... .. 8-Archery....................... ................ 70-Mustc........... . .. -.""' .. , .... .. 9-Architecture................ · .. s.·.·.·_:·.~./.· ..... -.--·.-.·.·. 71-Nut Culture .................. -· i~ ~:~;~~~;;;;;•::::·:·:::: · -.... .1......... ;~=~:;~~~~i~ii• z~J·:::" 12-Athletics.. ..................... ... 7..L....... 74-Personal Health ............ . /.,:S:O .... .. 13-Automobiling ............... .. /..iL:'........ 75-Photography .................. /,i'L .... . 14-Basketry.............. ..JP.rf....... 76-Physical Develop...... . .... .Z.'? ... .. iL~~:/~:~~~lt~~-:··•.:·.·.· ·--$.:;·-· ;~=~l~~~~r~~!ing ·... :::::£:~::::::: ;; ~;~~k:~~~i~g : ?;j,:::::::: ~~=~~,;~~;ng . . :::: ·:f:::::: 19-Bookbinding...... :::i".:?::::::: SI-Poultry-Keeping..... .. •.. 1,j .. .. 20-Botwy............. .. .. ,;;.so'.... 82--Printing ................. .. 21--Bugling.... .. ..... .$.~.... 83-Public Health.. ./!2.'f:: ... . 22---Business........................ J.s-::....... 84-Public Speaking.. . ..... 9-.Z .... ... 23-Can1ping* -···-···· .! .. '.~:~!. ... -.. 85-llabbit Raising_.. . ... /.2 ..... o< .. . 24-Canoeing* ....................... s?. . .S:.".:... 86-Radio............... .. .. }'.0 ..... .. 25-Carpentry........ .. .. i':R....... 87-Reading........... • ... ":.'.3. ...... . 26-Cement Work...... ..·." .. ~ .•. :S.~_-_::.._-_'"'.-.-.-.-.·. 88=Reptile Study .............. ...... ~?j_~ ..... . 27-Chemistry.................... 89 Rocks and Mrnerals ....... -- ..... ¥.' .... .. 28-Citizenship......... /.e;;-5:'. . 90-Ro\ving*--· ····-···-·······---· --""2-"~----··· H ~~tf:l~;fl~~~~~tl"~ · 1~~.:::·1 ~~~~~~lf E~i~~'I; ..: _:·~-*~'::::. ~~=~~~~i~~r:·i~g~~---·····-·-·-· ::~~~~=~~:: 0;--S~~!:~~~fi·ip_-~:--~~---·:_·~~--::.·:~~_' :::::::::~:,::::::::: 34-Cotton Farn1ing... . ........ /. ....... 1 96--Shecp Farming______________ ...... / ..... . 35-Cyding............. . . ... 4: ..... ' 97-Signaling* ................ --............. . 36-Dairying ............. .. . . ...... /......... 98-Skiing... .................... ::::1.·.·.;:z·;·.·.·.·.·.·.· __ -_·. 37-Dog Care ...................... ./. .. ;?,.,;, .... 99-Small Grains ................ .. 38-Dramatics ...................... -····-·-"!'?l.-:".! .••.. 100----.Soil Management.... . --·····-····-·-·--·· 39-Electricity............ ..4..:1.. ..... 101-Stalking ....................................... . 40-Farm Home .................. __ ././. ...... 1 102-Stamp. Collecting. .. .. ./.;?.~, ... .. 4-1--Fa.rm Layout...... . .... /.;;?_ ______ 103-Survcying* .......... .. ... ., __ / .. ··---· 42--Fann Mechanics............ . .... _.:,;..::"":.: ..... 104-Swimming* ········--·---·· .. L:.~;~t.:,,_;,; ..... 43-Farm Records ...................... »:?. ...... 105-Taxitlermy ............... . 44-Finger Printing............ .. ... 2T .. 106-Textiles.. .. ................ :::::!f::.::: 4 5-Fircmanship ............ ··-·-·· . r~:.?:O..:~~:--..... 107-W eather. ....... ·-·-·····-··· .... ..... ____ _,;;;!,._,:; ___ • 46 F . A'd* / '" " W I . ' ' . - 'trst 1 --···-------·······-·· ...•••• «:.1;>.z .••• 108- ooc carving ................. ..... t"ffi:._:!!'4: .. . 47-First Aid to Ani1nals ...... ..... L.'1!:·~---·· 109-Wood Turning .............. ·········----'.' .. : .. . 48-Forestry ......................... 1 ... #L?o-:.' ... 110-Wood Work.. .............. .... ;;,:: _ 7. .. . 49-Foundry Practrce ........... _ ..... /. ....... I I I-Zoology ........................ .... L.~'1 .... . 50-Fruit Culture ............... ! .. ·:.;;--......... New Subjects (Experimental Plan) 51-Gardening ..................... j ... B-~·: ...... 112-Citizcnship in Home .................... .. 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... ! ····-~::,::""·:i·:.:.:.--··· 113- '' -Con~munity .. ···-·····--········ 53-Hiking ........................ J ... s; ............ 114- -Nation ........................ . 54-Hog & Pork Prod ....... ) .. 53~1 ..... 115...:.World Brotherhood .. . 55-Hon1e Repairs ________________ : .\":Jt .• ~~~----·-- 116-Nature ................... . 56-Horsemanship ............... r ...... :.'::;"j .... 117-Soil & Water Cons ..... . 57-Indian Lore .................. ' .. /.,c ......... 118-Wildlife Management .. 58-lnsect Life................... ..::? r.. 1 59-lnterpreting ......................... /....... TotaL ..... ,;i?,,. __ 60-Journalism .......................... /. ....... 1 --- 61-Landscape Gardening ........ ./.Q ...... j M.B. Counselors in Council <;?" /!;_... 62-Leathercraft................... ..6 .. 7 ......... · (Include registered and unregistered~) v ,,~ Badges open to First Class Scouts only. 3200105 I ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... % .. J.7. ...... . 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First 76 Class Ranks ? ·························································-····························································· % ................. . 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %-... 6. .......... . 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank ? ..... C? %--·········=·· 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- ;1 !;;-,~ vided with literature related to their subjects? .. ·-····························································· % ................. . 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ........................................................................................................ Y es ... V'. No ......... . 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. .ti () t ) f: (Signed) ............................................................................. . Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive I P•um Q.5391) REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1951 Name of CounciL. Headquarters City R . 5 eg10n No. _______ _ Council No . ...£~:.:~].'f_.~- CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING-JAN. (Note: Units include Total Troops an<l Explorer Units) 1 TO DEC. 31, 1951 GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten <lays and nights camping during the year.) % of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Units doing NO camping ............. (,,,_.':£ .... Units .... . 2.ftx .. ?. .......... % ............. (~ .. ':/:~ .... Units ............. i:J: .. ~ ..... Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec 31, 1951) ........ l.J..J:/ ..... Units *Units-Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and ) (, . - Membership June 30, 1951 was ..... /.6. __ ef-----·····Units*, .. Y, .... i::-.. 85~ ........ Boy Scouts and Explorers Explorer Units. LONG TERM CAMPING (six or inore consecutive days.) Yearly Suin1nary: Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. ~~~~~~~~~=-~~~T=~~~~=c=~~~~ A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT Number of Units Number of Number of Different Unit Scouts & Explorers Scouters ------·!------ LEADERS ;P, ,, - I I ., ?1 1. On Council Sitc•----1---'""-. "-"-'--+--"V'---'---""'"---1---""=-'"";c..--I 2. Off Council Sit~--- _ __1::_·--1---~lf+-'.k"'. ~·--1---~~"''---I 3. Total (1 & 2)----1---"f,_:)_\'-1°~"r_··--l--;I·~-#~B~--i---~41~~.~~t:-1.7~·- B. PROVISIONAL UNITS* 4. On Council Site _______ X=X=X~-- ~ 4- ___ _:;_ ___ _ 5. Off Council Sitc ____ 1 ~- X~X _ 6. Total ( 4 & 5) ___ x_x_x ___ ~~--- _ ?J <{_· __ TOTAL (J & 6) ___ xxx '8 (!I C, :'.? unc 30, 1951 Boy nd Explorer xxx rsh\!?' * XXX /. J. t:f '% -=,·===,====.l.-=-======'=======I ing the percentage of Long Tenn Can1ping for the year, divide the Gr.and Total he June 30 Scout an_d Explorer incn1bership. Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term Camping if camping period is six consecutive days or more Agricultural Service Camp ...... Scouts Forest ...... Scouts Explorer Expedition, Cruise, Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc ...... Explorers ~fours Outside Council Area . . .. ~l.J-~:Scouts and Explorers ... ,.Scouters Nutnber of Tours 'Tours Philrnont Scout Ranch ............ Explorers _____ Scouters b} '"' Negro Scouts in Long Tern1 Can1ps ....... f.Scouts and Explorers I. SPECIAL EVENTS ~--------·· _I_L CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) Number Held Event I Est. Attend. Cncl. Dist. Neigh. Scouts Public Camporee -------- ----/---1-----1--~~-11-~~~-1--<{,-.-0-0-,.- Circus Exposition,:) j,,, Mobilization Pilgrimage Agricultural Fa.ir Spec Cub Events / 0 A planned program was promoted ....... X .......... , A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................... ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions ........ ,X, ...... ; Our most fr/1g:essful C/vic. Ser~ice Event dunng the year was .. ML'?:.t".~rt"f ... J.:;;...._!f.._k,,·tn¥ ... ! ..... . Spec Exp!. Events 1--1h~-1-----1--- ··- ---·~---------1-----11------+-1-- -_/,s·o 0.,~~~~1 32001051 1951 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation {Operating Only) ........ . Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) ........................ .. Transportation Fees (if any) Trading Post ................ . Miscellaneous ............................ . TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per camper per day \vhere " .....1 .. i.. ..¢ .7.·.·. ..f .. full meal service is provided? ............ .._, OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ t::;._:::~~'.::f.~?)' Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff) ............... . Maintenance & Repairs .................................. . Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc ................ . A. SUB TOTAL .............................................. . (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) Medical Service and Supplies ..... . Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. ___ _ s ...... Z/f.Z.-5:·;;;: s .. ,:z_,,J<Z.,.z.,T s!:!':.!e,.c~,i:~. 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their own leadership? ...... 3. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ·--·········.-~··'-;·._:______ ··-·········--- '""" $ ......... ..... ::.':~ .... . Program Material ---············ Transportation Expense (if any) ................... . Trading Post ····---····· ·····-·····-··-·········· ·········-----·--· $ /g/c,/? s ..... Z2..5!; .. ?i ~-'~-')'.-.;.~.!:1}!: ' 4. Do you months? 5. $------------c:: .... ~3;0:~·0,y, ·<lv<!.ilable for e gI'v6" .. amount $ ........... ·----··--···· 6. If you plan to raise special funds in· 1952 for ; . t:c,,.,. Camp Development, please ~~~e the amount ....... $ J::_~_?[?_Q_fr.':':r. .: ':' Food --··················-·- Miscellaneous ............... . ............... .. B. SUB TOTAL ..................... ~:.-.~==~~51.~s)~~I ____(_Re_co_mm_en_de_d _as _ch_ar·g ea_ble_ to_ C ,am p Fees}.·.: : ..\ ~:: "·· . ~ . ·r~· .\ .· ... ~ .... -~: -• , .. / !. '1 {{,d GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A -~ .4!Jllflll ..... _.iJ.·l:fJ"-'0-_·.'f·9··Jk Capital Funds expended fo'r Camp Development........ ·$ .. ;;,.!~,1-.':!:{0}1_0._~ LEADERSHIP-LONG TERM AMP "'l Cl Number of persons on Central Camp Staff ............. ~--1-···---·····--(Do not include Sceutmastefs->or AssisJants of Charter maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking.) Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? __________________ ~2 ........................ Numbet of Provisional Ass't. Scoutma~~i:~ u~d? .. . ANALYSIS OF ?AMP STAFF AND LE.ERS BY :AGES/ Give number for each age AGES 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Over - Central Camp Staff -------;:;;-,.- °""'-'J -, __?:,£\ _ I I I "- I , -~ " Provisional Scoutmasters I ],..- Provisional Ass't S. Ms. . (Signed ) ................ - ... - ............................................................................................ . Chairman, Camping and Activities Committees Scout Executive • (f~t~''.''fl {c/; REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1l,CQMMITTEEr1951 :::::,::n~;~---_-___ ,_:.~~~~'.'{.~~::~-!;~;~).t~!°~~-::_:_,_:_::·_·_·_-_::·_·_·_·_:-.~~~;~:::::~t:Ai~:;;:;:: Form 0·539C "' Not Transfer TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations# in 1951 Territory Total on Dec, 31, 1950 195! (Sec Note) In Out Dec, 31, 1951 1. Total Packs '') b I /1 I ! '/l 2 $.t5 -"'·-~~-_,,,, _,_, __ ,~,,_,,.. (a) Neighborhood Dens xxx xxx (b) Negro Packs ,f/ ;?<' ::.._; i _::::; tJ .• , ~) ,:;,'--. ' ,r:;- • 2. Total Troops / ~;:;~ . I ; ... __,/ I 1'.:J (a) Neighborhood Patrols xxx xxx (b) lone Scout Tribes xxx xxx •'M~'~"< ( c) Negro Troops 'I l f 'f L() "I L 3. Total Explorer Units ! l] /,, c:., I ;'.i /: / (a) Explorer Posts / ~? xxx xxx •.I ,f (b) Explorer_ Squadrons O••>~.,,~~ xxx xxx '·-~"'"" ( c) Explorer Ships xxx xxx (d) Rover Cre\vs ""''·"~' =<-~··,,-~. '""""~""" (e) Negro Explorer Units } [! xxx xxx a 4. TOTAL UNITS '1 & 2 & 3 -~~ cl 0 LL':; .~;\ ::2: ~) ~::: (~) 5. Total Cub Scouts ._, J:{.,d J iJ/o .c: J'hn°I .. )) /,,. ') {. (a) Negro Cub Scouts 1:, :: ') ::\ ') L,, j '"-I ~') '?' )t>S' 6. Total Troop Membership :::Sb L.i ) xxx xxx •, ''··-·-1 r. ''l :) (a) Boy Scouts (Age II through 13) ,;!., !,.- 5 '1 ; I- 11..0 J "'>'i! l 1~.,,_1 -""~"-'-~ . v I,,; ,1I Lt (;1 (b) Explorers in Troops '1 ~( -..," ll '1 (! i () 1:::.; .. J (j er~:;> ( c) Lone Scouts "· ,., ..• --- • ••"-···~•oo .•. ,~, .... , .... " ... (d) Negro Scouts i ·"'': ) 'f( I-r'r r-;ci .. . ! s,· 1Lt,:.: .! .:·: f i i ' .. 7, Total Explorers in Explorer Units ,;'.' .. :;; ;;;'. !~ ·-1/ I l ..• . ··. ;•• '._ ·._- -· ... --- - (a) Explorers in Posts ") ::-• . xxx xxx r)? r'.) Z1 (b) Air Explorers .. ~, xxx xxx (c) Sea Explorers xxx xxx ,, . ., .,.~, (d) Rovers ..... J i (e) Negro Explorers i xxx xxx /) 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) £;1 {I '..c: Cj I xxx xxx 7,1.iCf') 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Motbers) f} ::;: ri:'.) L1 f ' {)"' '::l\ I :1.) { >;1-r;·: /~ Mr• /i r) 1/!'99 f) L 10. Total Troop Scouters ! /) ! I !11 io "' f-i, -._j ' I {fl Jr. :'> L.L ??)) ~.1 /,, ; I 11. Total Explorer Scouters i i I .) q I %' i c~ "''' i I I All other Scouters (Council and District) I f 12. (i I·.-... -. ,ff -,~,,._,, {~~{? f' tj ,!/'l .•. J,) t)ll i 1 l. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 11 & 12) ... );i-.' Jf")jl _,L, ~' ~ I J7f ":~ I On Dec. 31, 1951 we had .... JJ.J--. ______ unree:istered Units of all kinds (Novemb¢r or orior exnirations). # "Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separated~Reregistered" minus ,;Transfers in"·. Region No. Council No. Estimated Est. Net Objectives New in Separations 1952 19,2 Dec. :n, 1952 ;;1 '"]J "' -<.j /,,_ ;f;.j l ?;· '1- ~ J j 1.- t: JO 17L_ f ?i .. ~; 5; I ., _.;:·· ;i.o xxx xxx ·- xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx .s·o i~\ : .. ~ ?i' ,, '1! I /,S'OO !.3';; ;\' . 2 .. ;J;ij )/ ~(' .. ~) :::v'.) 7fS &i.c-:In 'Jlfez,· i :,; 1. 51.L _J/~- .¥->, / ,;-J,: .. V·., t.-' .S1'.1·,..., 4?':§.. /, c1.(,, (pee- •ll: .. If /,.51 .. <'J .:Si-:'> ';;i\1"'-. '.:;\.'L<t wl '' · ' xxx xxx 'di:i . i.. 1• . ! xxx xxx xxx XXX1 xxx xxx IS" I ·7_ ;.f-l~ t~i.1F'~~ .~J ff;~ <J ~/7 ·?? {'\[') t(r"I' t ~ ·rr f I p :?~~~?711 ~~,.~~' ! l ~; i l -1 :?Ft''! I .". ?! (,1 ! 1;d) I .'k .-4 't tvf i ~}~ -~ l -:?. :;.tv 3200!051 TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1951 Less than 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to 4 Tenure completed in respective programs 1 Year Years Years Years Boys in Packs xxx Boys in Troops (RC'port tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in (Report only tenure earned Explorer Units as an Explorer) NOTE-Above table applies only to boys ·who were SEPARA'I'ED in 1951. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1951 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE--The follo\ving data, for 1951, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Ne\v Rural Boy Members enrolled, 1951 Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1951 New Rural Units organized, 1951 Net Dropped Rural Units, 1951 Total Rural lJnits, December 31 1 1951 Cub Scouting Boy Scouting (See Note 1) 4 or more Years xxx xxx Exploring (See Note 2) I \ J 1\ ?.-· ..._,L/ I TOTAL TOTAL I Note 1--"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in 'froops. Note 2--"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definit"J)j'.~~or promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes 'No D. "..J .,. .. ,J"j(.'_Packs (.:-tB.:.iLlbfe) ·were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1951; Objective: ........ ~-~-------Packs ( .. -.:., ... %) on 7 q t: YA . . I ti 8 J'tlf' ..... .... l .... Troops (.:-~e ... ·'::E .. %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1951; Ob1ecttve: .. f.---~L ............ Troops ( .. Z.1;fii5Yo) ...... ~J ...... Expl. Units (.5~ .. Q ..•. %) were on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1951; Objective: ...... L.;!? ......... Expl. Units (.z:i:~) Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952 . on Plan by Dec. 3 i, 1952. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1951 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Uni.t 12e.rgand Committ.ce and representatives of Chartered Institution and Counh . . f I b/:) u. f 1 f "'"') 0/. u. . . d . 1 cil, incident to t e reregistration o .... i-. ••• '""'·········· ntts out o our tota o r,;~ .... ·-:•·,. .... ntts rcrcg1stcr1ng unng t le year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY N01'E: Indicate number of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: I Whole Only Only Only Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Cub Scouting Scout Family, and Cub Scouting, Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring Boy Scouting and Exploring and Exploring Boy Scouting, Exploring " ·" } ~ " !J'j J 'I - f'\ ),,,,,, it;p ' t"i ~1 I " '* ,:.;J ·"·" I u I ' ' '"" ~i Fortl> 0-539() REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1951 Name of Council. Region No. Council No. ,5S';!"> __ ........... .State ....... :'.!?1'::~1':;~l~::'.":~"''·' .............. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1951. 2 I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ........ "2 .......... .District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ... Ac.:.: ..... ; Medicine.. <--- ... ; Aquatics .................... ; Fire Prevention.! .... . "=er.; Firearms ........ · ......... ; First Aid ...... ~~-· .. ; Emergency Service ..... ~:::.~~:: ... ; Farm Safety . .,... . . ..... ; Mountaineering .. 2. During 1951 the meeting places ...... .2{:-............ of our Units ( .. /Q ...... %) were inspected. 3. During 1951 an inspection of the Council Camp ~ made by the Committee. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ... <L. .. were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, lube litt been in effect during 1951. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ..................... J.. ..................... of our Troops ( ................ % ) . Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination" ~- used. ·''·lS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checke~: Scouts .... ·~:. , Camp Leaders .. J .. ::::·: .. ; Food Handlers .. ~::= ..... Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. IS 7. \Y/ e have not a l\1obilization Plan. ~ s. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ... Cf'kld.,~·~<f!'t4;..,,, ....... ..... rf ~~'-2.f!:::~~:l':'JYR.,, ... l!ft:,£-IJ:,7, {~(i1:.~1g,,,,,,,;t,: .. ~:~l:~'$:1#1!+ef!:cm:;,,1.~,:\l~ ... ~'l'!';~tAt:;'t.;1······ 9. Our Program as planned for 1952 includes the following as checked: · a) C~mplete organ!~ation of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees .............. ~ ..... .,. b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ................................... Troops which is ............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ........ k'.': ............ ; Council and Troop Camps ..... r:·:: ........... ; d) Mobilization Plan ......................... .. (Signed) Chairman, Hl)alth anJ Safety Committee ········--····················-··-························-·················-···-····················-················ Scout Executive 32001051 (See Other Side) t) ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six (6) issues per year. Free of charge to Members of Council Health and Safety Committee including Chairmen, but not other members, of District Health and Safety Committees. Also Cotincil Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees on Organization and Extension, Camping and Activities and Leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: I to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, 1 y2c each. Name Address ()1'. ) }ti~ k. ! Form 5 REGION No ............... . ( \ j 55!!! COUNCIL No ........... . APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1952 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The ........ . flh1ekasaw .................................................................................................................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Namt of Council) 418 M & M lluUU.ng. Memphis 3• !renneuee headquarters at. .................................................................. ,........................................................... .. . ......................................................................... .. (Local Mailing Address) (City and Zone) (State) an~~~¥ajc~:~1~;:eu~~a;:ca(°e~~:,Ar~en=:t!!~~~: t~i:!0~=~~11i)::I)· ... :iie:;;·t;;,;:rn hair 0r critteniien "c0uritii; J.ritailia& .. ... · .. · ... · ··················· ····················································································:·····································································--·················· hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1952. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1951 and Ojectives for 1952 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progr:,s were re;d5wed and approved by th!;founcil or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............................ 8:1lttll:f'1' ................................................. 19 ........... ., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. /), () r-----:-'1-vl ~ ---~ ·/,~~ii~~-~ - Scout Executive Treasurer BOY SCOUTS (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32001051 I. On December .31, 1951, we had .... 1-'t"L .... "Chartered InsHtutions" in our territofiif"ch of ,;vhich sponsored one or more Scouting fI4}1ts. At the same time the membership of our Council was composed of ........................ Institutional Representatives'' and ........................ ''Members at Large''. To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: Council only (check): Religious ........... :1£ ............. ; EducationaL ...... ll: .............. ; Labor ......... ll: .............. ; Civic .......... :'lt ............. ; Business. .......... ~ ........... ; Farm ........... :1£............ l<i 31 43 Council (Give number of each): Jewish ..................... , Catholic ......... 4 ........ ; Protestant .... .l'l 154 ........ ; Other. Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish ....... ? ............ , Catholic.. .................. ; Protestant. ................... ; Other. 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1951. D Yes ~ No These amendments have been approved by tbe National Council. D Yes D No (If not, attach copies.) 3 W 'd . e prov1 e regu l ar Co mm1. ss1. oner servi.c e by persona l v1.s.1 t to......2..4..8... ....... U ni.t s out o f a tota l o f ....2..5...8.. ......... U ni.t s 1. n t h e Council. 4. During 1951 there \Verc .... ! ..... meetings of our Council and ... ~~ ..... mectings of our Executive Board. District Comtnittees met monthly, (except JulS and August) during 1951, iu .... 1 ....... of our Districts, andahe rest averaged .... ~ ... meetings. Rouncltablcs were held monthly in .............. of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged .................... Roundtables. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning .J"li\l'l.• ..... ~ !!~ ..... Annual meering is in month of. .~.EICl.EIJllb..El:l' ... 6). "fl u.s C. ounct' l h,. as... 6_ _. ....... orga?1.z e d D1' str1. c:s w1. t h fu 1Jn.o n1.n g.D 1' :tr1. ct Co mm~t.t ee~. The re a_re ...... ·-··:--···O····· ·······--·~···· D'1 str1. cts yet to be organized. Or these tvc \-Vtll organ1ze ................ 1n 1952 ................ Distncts are shanng 1n financing this Council. 7 .. Functioning of Council and 1 Number of CHECK THOSE No. of Committees Districts repr<!"- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS sented on each WELL for 1952 ··- . Council 6 x 2616 Executive Board 6 .. x eo - Organization and Extension 6 x 9 . - 6 lt a . w"' Leadership Training - .w.. Advancement 6 x 9 ... Camping and Activities 6 x 28 ~ ::;: Health and Safety 6 x ., ::;: Finance 6 x 25 0 u List any other Committees Count';il has: 8. M¥ This Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........ years, starting ............................ , 19 ....... . 9. This Council ;/W. incorporated under. the laws of this State. The corporate name is: .. ~1.1.~~~~~~ .. 9.~:t.1!1.~g-~ ... ~r.: ~:lil:'i.!' .. t>.f. ... ~!!;~,, ... ~~!~ .. ' . .. .. .. .. ..... . ..... ........................ .. . .. . 10. This Council has accepted its quota of $7.~.5.~~.0. .. for the year 1952, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$ .................................... ; in ....................... equal payments of$ ... 3620SCl ................ each during the months of Mq and No't'emb1t:ll'• 19152 11. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1951, we had .. ~.•~-~~ ..... Boy Scouts and Explorers~-~-~-.. %) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1952, is .. l.f.la.1513 .. Scouts and Explorers (.!3.~ ...... %) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. form O-l262 1952 LOCAL COUNCIL PAYROLL INFORMATION BLANK Boy Scouts of America Division of Personnel 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. REGION No. 15 COUNCIL No. 1558 CounciL Ohicltaaaw . __________ City __ _,_M,,em"""'p"'h,,_i,,_s __ ·---State 'reuessee The Division of Personnel needs complete and up-to-date information on all Local Council employees as of January of each year, when salary adjustments cause adjustments in the Retirement Plan and Group Life Insurance figures. ,; Therefore, please fill out this form IN QUADRUPLICATE showing your complete up-to-date payroll as of January 1952, and mail THREE copies to me as soon as possible. H. F. POTE / PROFESSIONAL STAFF Annual Salary MONTHLY· PAYrtIENTS BEGINNING \VITH FEBRUARY l, 1952 -CONTRIBUTIONS TITLE RETIREMENT GROUP LIFE :Month, Day, Year nf Birth SEX i\1onth, Day, Year First Employed in Scouting Rate as of ''l>_!b_" ______ ,_M_b _____ _ January 1952 Yes Individual Council's 1 ye~· Amount Individual or Contri- Contd- or of Contri- No bution bution No Insurance butfon w. Go rd.en Mo rrb Slll 1-30-95 M 2-15-28 6000. Yes 21..00 34.01 Yes 9000. 4.32 ----1---l----·--- ----~--~-- ------- ----------·-- ----- FS.lil 1-a-22 M 6-1-49 3900. " 14.oo 20.01 " 6000. .2.e8 1------------------ -------------·· -· -·------ --·-----···-----··-- -··--·---- ---·-----·-+----f-----1 llobert 'II. Lundquist F:llE ll-2-24 M 6-1-00 3600. " l.2.60 18.0• 11 54.00. 2.69 1--------=---------- _____ .:......_.,_ --------------· --------l----- ------------- Hal D. :B;vnu FSlll ll-28-21 M 6-1-00 r-------------1---1---- 3000. " 12.60 18.0 u 5400. 2.59 ------·---------------------f-----1 llo be rt M. '.Bentley Jr, FSJil ll-24-2' M 11-1-51 3000, No No 1---------------1---1'-------1------ ------··!-----·-·--------+----- .L. J. A. lle&Ueh.9mp FSJll 12-16-91 M ll-l-34 3600. No Ye1 13400. 2.59 -----!----·-- c---+------1------4-+- -- Fred 0. Harrie FSE 2-10-18 M 9-20-43 3200. No II 4800. 2.:ro f--------·------1-----1-----.i----'-·--···---L-----f.----1-----·---- ----·------+----·--!------- o. J. Nelan Ffillil M 1-15-52 3000. No Ne ,_ ______________ , _____ 1--------------1.- -·------- ~-----f------ --------- ·-·-··------ ----1------ ----- i--------------------1-----+-.. ---·-·- ---- ---!---!-------------·· ------·---------+---+------·-+-----1-----1------...J------1 t==================·-b.:... .. ..:::-.= ::::-----=..-;;..7..-::::--::= ::::;;:;= ===-::::::::;:;:~..'. ::::.:·::: ::~~;;._-:;::-_-~·=:::"=:-.::::::-:::: :::::::'.'~::;:;:::-.=:;_.:: :::::~--:-::-..::=..:::..:::: ·=..--;;::-;; .-.::;:_~----·-::::;:: .:.:,:_;;;-=---------:-,_.:: CLERICAL STAFF ~ !--------·------<---!--------------· ---·- '--------~I.....--------· --··- ~------------ ------ ·----~--- ---- Mi11111 M$17 Cre!lley No t---------------· --- -·-·-------- ·---- ------··------------- ·····- --·----··--·-- " t--------------f------·-·---···-----~ -----·- ---~----·---····· ----·~--····-·-- ---~- ·---.. ··----.... ···-- Mre. Verna :!la,msey :Rec 6-21-Z '.Ii' 11-115-5( 19:00. " ff !---------------------·-------· --- --··-·--···-·---- --·- ·-·-.. --·-·-- ·-··--- -·--·-··---·---· ---·--- ····--·-- -··--·-- ----·--- Seo 19l?.O. " II -·--- -------~·- ------·-·- -·--~- -------------- ----------- ----·--·-1----- Re11e lI, Ford 0iilt • 11-14- 4 J 4-1-37 2280. " Ye 3600. 1.7~ ·-·----- -- ---- -----·---·---- ----·--·· ·····-··-------- --·-- ·--· ---·--·-- ----·-~ Beaeie 'ra;rlor (Negress} OG 8-24-2 F l-~52 la:JO, 11 Ne ------1----l------J--.... - ---·----·--- --·---- -·---· ------~---- ---·------- Mabel Scrqge (Negress) 01 12-29-' ~ l 10-1-151 1000, 11 f-=---_.:::.;:;;_ _ .;:;_ _____ ---- --·---- ----- --·--------·-· ----------·----·--- ------+----<~"-------- ----- t--------------- --- ---------· -·--------·- ----·-- ---- ---·-·-·-----··- ------·-------- +------------------- ------·---------· --- ----------- ---·----- --!-·------··--·-·- ---------· .. --·-·-·---------------···-- "==========='===~===--:-.==:::::.::::::=-:::.::.:.=::::..--:-::.::::-...:::;::;:::::..--:-;::::;;-.:;;=:::::=::=:-:-,;::;;;;:;·~-.~:::;~~=:::::;;:=..::-:::::·.:::=:::;:;7.:::::::;c_-~::=-::-..'::::::::· ::·.::.=.-=--:;;;-~-~__:::::;; 50001151 Form 0-539H REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1951 I-tegion No. __ __;5~· _ _ Name of Council Ch:l.olta.saw Headquarters City Memphis State_ _' l' enn_. _ Council No. __5_ fiS_. L ___________ _, (Please use only fol1owing classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) Indicate period covet'ed if other than BUDGET - 1952 EXPENDITURES---1951 c~l,.mhr vc:or__________ , _____ (,N"-'E;;T;_,) __ _ j Colun1n 1 I. Operating Expenditures: I Total Expenditures ' Col-μmn 2 Special Receipts (Ste NC>U 1 below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. I minus Col. 2). 1. Executive Salaries*. ............ 17,846.80 f'--·_1_7_~•8-_4_6·_._a_o__ _$_ _________ 1 $ 2. Office Salaries...................... 1! ____8~ ,, r.. _o_ l_ ._8_9__ a,rol •. ~8-9_ _ 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ........ :11-.. -......cl,,,~l~S-4_.:..5~7=· __ :=--------- 1;184.57 4. H.ent. Light, Heat, Tel... .. .!i---3·~• ~0_0_4_._3_._6 __ 1_. ._ ________, _____._. _ _~ 004.36 S. Office Supplies... Ii 1,449.28 J.,449.28 11 I. $ II i"i 11-- I' so1.6e -.. 901.es ' 6. Postage ............................................ !--------~---·-- _____________ , __________ , I I ' 23,100.00 10, :'ili!0.00 l, 747.40 -- 3,400 .oo li8113.00 700.00 7. Field Expense I', (incl. Transportation).. !1 __ ___;2_,,.:;0.:;9_7...:•:..58__;__; _ 1 ___________, .._ __2" ',_0_9_7_._0_0 __1 ___ ....... ...:.;__;__;_.c:...=-- 8. Ptibli':ity ............................ 11-~~-,-----l---~~~-~~~--1----~~~~~--11------~~-- '! :3,066.00 I 9. camping .......................... : _ __c!!_5_1.._7_4_5..;..o_.4. ______1_ 7~·~0_00_._._li!!_ .. __ 1 •_ __ll~ ,_6_!1_4.:..._46 _. 11 __ -====::.::-!; l0,296.84 10. Leadership Training ·• and Conferences... J. _ hJ33l.30 1,531.30 2,804,40 11. National Quota ....................... Ii >700.00 725.00 lj-·---~7.. 2 .15.00 12. Charter Fee........... .. ... I 75,00 ...... ----·----l-----7'-'5~""'0~0 _ 1 _ 'l'fl,OO 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows... 1 l "'"'" ""' l O"" ... "'"' "l 1 1 '"'. l.oo· and Other Aetivities ................1 ----''-v_·"_. ·~''-·~"~"--I·----'''--''°-""-•-'_. . ___ ---~;;~--- ----"' 14. CampaignExpenditures ..... 11 5.20 I .ro :l .... ___ .:..5.:..5.::.•..:0..:0:....._ IS. Interest on Indebted- 11 1 I! ness (See Note 2 below) Ii 1-·---------- 16. Insurance .................................. 1118!3.25 185.25 II' 121.35 17 M' ,11 'I l,119.4!') 1,119.43 905.80 ia. 'iiiet~~.~.5 0£il1----~1~0-'-,"35""2•~• ~ 9~e--1-------- .. l0,352.96 1 15,0158.00 19. Mxp'Toi'fiii ___ · '1-- :m:. a - 241 21 ~'--- ;!{), Cu.bbh~----:--r,- __. ..1.=4.:1:::1:.!=..5.::6:_ _j _________. j-----"-"1"4.91;.5:6"' ---. · f~:88 TOTAL OPERATING!i 76,511.74 18,080.32. 58,431.42 I.I II. Capital Expenditures: I 1 Off' E" . I 123. 4l 75,;;91.ao . ice 'qmpment ......... -------------·------"""1'"23",-4"1" '--11------------ 1 ___ _ 2. Camp Property .............. , . -----1---·----------- ···--·---·------ ---·---·--·-3. Auton1obi1e .................... ,' ,'----------- -·---···-------------···------·----11 ... ·---··-------- TOTAL CAPITAL.11 ___1_ 2_3_._4_l _ 1 ________ 1 ________ i!------ji III. Revolving Accounts: (National F)nds) 1. BO~S' L:FE r··----.. ······r----6-,0-7""4.-•-0 --6---- ----15·.--,-31-.- 3-,9-_l __j 23. Rseg-istrsat10nl~ ................... -'1---3"",-38=a~.~5~9- .. , .... __ 2, 745.07 __ _ . , cout , upp tes ................. 1----~~=-- TOTAL REVOLVING1 __9,_ ,4_6_2_.6_5 _1 9.05$.98 I I 1" IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments_·---~-____ 11--·----- ------------------------------~'~--------11Ii --------- V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) ______ ----11 *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. · Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special H.cceipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. N01'E 2-Do not include payments to reduce "princiμaf' indebtedness. NOTl~ 3-This refers to repay1ncnt of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 3200!0.'ll Analysis by population groups of incorne frorn contributions for 1951 Council operation. Income from areas Income from areas Note: Do not include income for z where Council participates 0 in Community Chest ,vhere Council does Capital purposes in popu- 8 Total Income .,. not participate lation groups. ~ Supplemental " Chest in Chest contributions Communities of 500,000 or over .................... $ 641$72.08 $ 259.72 $ $ 541 631.ao .. " 100,000 to 500,000._ .... _- ......... .. " 25,000 " 100,000 ............ -- .. " 10,000 " 25 ,000 ............ ; .. __ .. " 2,500 .. 10,000_ ..... - ......... 670.00 4· '_,'" _.·.; 670.00 - .. under 2,500 and open .country ... i.e01.oo 1.887.00 $ 55,042.0S $ 259.72 Total for Council Operation .................................. $ l,887.00 $ 57,188.80 Income for Capital purposes.................................. $ $ 4,208.36 $ $ 4,a>B.36 I For the 1952 budget outlined on preceding page $-....... --------···--has been raised to date. Budget for 1953, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board abotlt -----·--·---------- Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale ~Securities l>ne :t"rom individU&.ls (Date) Assets, 12"31-51 3,416.92 'Fixed-Real Estate 109.45 l,000.00 157.85 Camp Equipment Office :Equipment Automobile TOtAI 4,686.22 · •present Value . Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-51 $ 7,eoo.oo lOl,lol.08 5,093.46 TOTAI 113,794.134 Operations-Accounts and Notes Payable Bills Payable $ 2,lll .SO Capital--Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAL 2,111.ao TOTA,_,_ ___ _ wu1g.JS~by P:rofess:lonal Aceoi:mtents Our accounts will be (State whether professional accountants or auditlni' committee) \Ve request continuation of present credit litnit by Supply Service Division and \vill 1naintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum c«edit is desired state new amount here: $ .) This Council has Trust funds, (see Note) as of December 31, 1951, totaling $ ..... s._o_oO!~_of which $-------~~--- \Vas received during the year 1951. \Ve are using (a) Stancla'rcl l)eclaration of Trust (check) .. ____ , or (h) sotne other form approved by National Conncil (check) ............. ------· Income from Trust Fund, 1951 ,, __ 'if/ __ 5 _._0 __ 0 ______ .. ___ __ Council directed ca111paig11 or can1paigns arc to be held on the follo\ving dates in 1952 _______ ~·-·-----·---- Remarks, Explanations or Additions. _______ _ (Signed) Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. Form 0-539A This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No. __ _.5. ___ _ Council No. 556 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $. _____ _ Quot"--------- Scouter Fees. ______ _ Tota'---------- for renewal of chart -----~Mce~J""iJ:\")l~tl~i.~<J,.,~"&l~~J~l:l~t~l ~·-----~or renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1952, together with reports as called for, Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enci9se the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked 1'Date") Note: lte1ns No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1- Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. -··--·---Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1951 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1951 7. Three year Program Goals for 1952 (Ten tests of Successful Scouting) S. Roster is ,enclosed . \Vtll be mailed_._~~~.,·------··------·--··---Date was n1aileJ ____ ··--··____J§~.P...l:~G..4_4",~0~$~~~~ _ _ l)ate Yes or No Yes or No -- -lil\$. .. _. Yes or No __ Xem Yes or No s rn.oo $ ____ _ Date Date Date 32001051 Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE-1951 Name of Council ..... °.~53.~S.~~-·······················································-············ Headquarters City l'! enrohi s Tenn . --------·:;·----------------------------···················---State ........................ Not Transfer T.l).BLE Total on New in Separations# Territory 1 1 ' Dec. 31, 19JO' 1951 in 1951 (Sec Note) In Out 1. Total Packs . 76 / l'I' 9 (a) Ne;ghborhood Dens xxx xxx (b) Negro Packs 28 3 l . 2. Total Troops ll:J5 22 m. (a) Neighborhood Patrols xxx xxx (b) Lone Scout Tribes xxx xxx ( c) Negro Troops 7.1. 9 6 3. Total Explorer Units 17 6 5 (a) Explorer Posts 17 xxx xxx (b) Explorer Squadrons xxx xxx (c) Explorer Ships xxx xxx (d) Rover Crews (e) Negro Explorer Units l xxx xxx 4. TOTAL UNITS .1 & 2 & 3 24ll 45 35 . - S. Total Cub Scouts 23164 1465 1009 . (a) Negro Cub Scouts 6S:)7 376 298 6. Total Troop Membership 3642 xxx 'xxx . (a) Boy ScOuts (Age 11 through 13) 2659 1619 l5Ziil (b) Explorers in Troops 903 478 528 ( c )' Lone Scouts (d) Negro Scouts 1$25 009 S-44 ----· -------- ---- 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units . 233 s 43 - (a) Explorers in Posts 233 xxx xxx (b) Air Explorers xxx xxx (c) Sea Explorers xxx xxx ( d) Rovers . ( c) Negro Explorers l.l xxx xxx R. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 6039 xxx xxx 9. Total Cubbers (ind. Den 1-fothers) 713$ 402 312 10. Total Troop Scouters 1077 796 7'1'4 11. Total Explorer Scouters 62 24 25 12. All other Scoutcrs (Council and District) 218 21 93 I 3. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 1I & 12) 0092 1243 1004 ', Region No. c5"------ 1 Council No. /' I v Total on Estimated Est. Net Objectives New in Separations Dec, 31, 1952 Dec. 31, 1951 1952 19'2 84 17 !l "~ 20 4 l 33 156 25 10 l'l'l 74 10 rx. M :i.a 7 5 20 ia xxx xxx ----- xxx xxx xxx xxx 0 xxx xxx 258 60 25 :~aq 2600 :J. .:Y:>O i.22.a 2.ss2 -- 'i'05 400 300 'rff) 3!ll73 4104'> - ---·-- 2740 1 .aoo J.,526 3,0:).4 933 500 . 4()7 1;026 1390 600 481 1,5~19 ------- 204 00 ro 2:34 - 004 xxx xxx ;.?24 xxx xxx ~ xxx xxx 0 xxx xxx 15 6497. 7,146 821.i 400 t~B i 907 1099 800 6'Jl J. ,.,:08 61 24 18 67 146 50 3!ll 100 2131. 1:374 i.o63 I 2,_;$Ra2 On Dec. 31, 1951 we. had .... ~ .......... _ .. unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). # "Net Separations" equals. "tota.l separated" minus "Separated-Reregistered" minus "Transfers in". 32001051 TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1951 Less than 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to 4 4 or more Tenure con1pleted in respective programs 1 Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL Boys in Packs xxx xxx Boys in Troops (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in (Report only tenure earned Explorer Units as an Explorer) xxx NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1951. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1951 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The follo\ving data, for 1951, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Cub Scouting (BSoeye SNcoouteti n1g) (SEexe pNloortien g2 ) TOTAL Ne·w Rural Boy Members enrolled1 1951 40 lOii l l.46 Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1951 l.45 527 4D 712 New Rural Units organized, 1951 () 2 l 3 Net Dropped Rural Units1 1951 l a () 4 ---- - Total Rural Units, December 311 1951 a 25 5 3$ Note 1---"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and mcrnbers thereof, incluJing Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes{:;% No O . .... ~ .. , ... Packs (.~9-:~.~) \Vere on Thrift Pl.an Dec. 31, 1951; Objective: ........ ~-~---······-Packs ( ... ?.~ .. o/o) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. 79 ______ Twops ( ____ 5._(} ___ %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1951; Objective; _____ ~:l,~------------Trnops ( ___ '7_-'.t..~) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. 9 ......... Expl. Units ( .... ~ ... %) \Vere on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1951; Objcctive: ....... ~-~---·······-Expl. Units(. .. !~~) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1952. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1951 we used the "Charter Review" pfoccdure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Commit_tee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Coun- n·1, 1· nc1·c 1c nt to t I1 e rereg·i strati·o n o f ----1---6---8--- ---·--·-- U ni·t s out o f our tota I o f .. -·-2··-5--8-·- --- ..... Units reregistering during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nuinber of institutions in Council \vhich sponsor single or multiple progra1ns as follows: Whole Only Only Only Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Cub Scouting Scout Family, and Cub Scouting, Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring Boy Scouting and Exploring and Exploring Boy Scouting, Exploring - . l.9 8$ l so 4 0 12 I Form O-S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1951 Name of Council ... ....... Qlilolcallaw .. .00\11W1l., .... ;ao.y. .... $.e.1J1td).a .... of ... Ama:r.i.ea •.... b.c •............... Region No. _ _,.5,_ __ _ Headquarters City ........ M01aph!.a ..... .......................................................................... State .......... 'l'UllU!lltil4111. Council No. $58 The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1951. !. The membership of this Committee inclqdes, besides the Chairman, ........ 3 .. ........... .District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ..... il ........ ; Medicine .................. ; Aquatics... . ..... ; FirePrevention ..... .lE ........ , Firearms ..................... ; First Aid .......... % ...... ; Emergency Service .... JI ........... ; Farm Safety... . ............ ; Mountaineering .. . 2. During 1951 the meeting places ........... !6 ......... of our Units ( ... J.o. ....... %) were inspected. 3. During 1951 an inspection of the Council Camp was made by the Committee. was not ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ............ were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate ihsurance coverage, j\Mh' "'4 been in effect during 1951. · · ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............... l ............................ of our Troops ( ................ % ). Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination"~ used. lS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ..... ;& .. , Camp Leaders ..... .3- ... ; Food Handlers .... ~ ..... . Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handle~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. IS 7 We have not a Mobilization Plan. . :!cm: 8. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ..... Alael!i4a:ll. .. ................. . 9. Our Program as planned for 1952 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ........ il ... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ................................. Troops which is ............................ % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ......... % ............. ; Council and Troop Camps ..... :C ................ . d) Mobilization Plan .......................... . (Signed) ............................................................................................ . Chairman, Health and Safety Committee 32001051 (See Other Side) l •. 2. 3. 4. .s. '· ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six ( 6) issues per year. Free Of charge to Members of Council Health and· Safety· Commiti:ce including Chairmen, but not other members·, of District Health and Safety Committees. Also Council Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees on Organization and Extension, Camping and Activities and leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, I Y2c each. Name Mr. loseph A, Daletrom Mr. A, l!l. Wal1;;Jllley Dr. George A. Scott Dr. Matt Allen Dr. hlph h:\ltoii Mr. le:rbert -,. lemke:r Address $2.7 J!I', Main. Me!llphis. 1'enn. 1073 I. Pe:rk:l.ns Aft., Memphis. flJm'I., 3181 Aurora St.• Memph1s, 1'eu. 919 lil. Mc.temo:re, Mempld.s, 'J.'enn. Wes\ Memphis, Ark. 1748 :roster, ME!ll!]lhie, Tenn. P<Jrm 0·5391.l REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1951 Region No. __ _,li~-___ _ Council No. 558 Name of Council ···········---~-~~1'.lt\W. ......................................... State ..... '.1'.~~-!!!'lg~---············ Headquarters City ........... 14~,,_fl .................................................................................................. . CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1951 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) GROUP J: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program ........ Ji~---··· ...... Units (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year,) % of Units with effective Camping Program ......... 3.6.1 .............. % GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group I .......... §~ .............. Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping ......... :911?. ............ cUnits TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1951) ....... 1.'l4. ............ Units *Units-Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, lttn "l tm a Tribes, and Membership June 30, 1951 was ..........'! l!Jl. •••••••••.•• Uoits*,----··---·Y.:t.!llY..V.. ..... Boy Scouts and Explorers Explorer Units. -~-. LONG. TERM CAMPlf'TG (six or n1ore· consecutive days,) Yearly Summary: Totals below should be included in Summary of Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Long Term Camping if camping period Scouts from other Councils. I . is six consecutive days .or 1nore Number of Number of Number of Different Unit . Units I Scouts & Explorers Scouters Agricultural Service Can1p ·····-------Scouts A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT Forest .. .. .. Scouts LEADERS -·····-·· 1. On Council Site 37 $16 23 Exploter Expedition, Cruise, 2. Off Council Site 2 42 6 Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc . .. ........ Explorers 3. Total (1 & 2) ~9 5fl8 --- 29 -- Tours Outside Council Area AlL ... Scouts B. PROVISIONAL UNITS* and Explorers 4. On Council Site xxx- -- ··--· 323 .. 34 .. .. .. .. j'; . ... Scoutcrs 5: Off Council Site 1--~·~X_ _ --------- 6. Total (4 & 5)------1- XXX 323 34 Number of Tours 2 ___ ~fours c. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) _ ___1 __ ~xx 081 63 Philmont Scout Ranch .......... Explorers 7. 'o/o of June 30, 1951 Boy .. Scout and Explorer ............ Scouters Membership** xxx 23.9% xxx I .. ?i'7. ... Scouts " -·· ···-·-::::.::..:.-::::;.;c:=:-:-..=::o:~~--:.--:o:=-:-.:::::-=".~:;::. -. -:::::: Negro Scouts in Long 1~crn1 Catnps **In coinputing the percentage of Long Term Ca1np.ing for the year, divide the Gr.and Total line C by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. and Explorers ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) . ---- . Event Nuinber Held Est. Attend. ·-··-·----- Cncl. Dist. Neigh. Scouts Public A planned program was promoted ...... .lL. ...... ·--· Ca1nporee l - ~ 400 1\ survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was Circus l!l 2,000 6,liOO made ...... ______________ ; We encourage Units to plan for Exposition "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions Mobilization J: Our most successful Civic Service Event Pilgrimage ·············-·-··) Agricultural Fair during the year was ~°-9.Q\l .~~ Jl~~--''ff. .... Spec. Cub Events l l 800 500 -~1~.1.t11 .. G.<10.ll:w.~:L.~ ... 11l.d.~.ll~~~~-8. .. ~~~-·-····· ·--~·--·-- Spec. Exp!. Events 2 31SO 350 .S.11~\\.~-~---~~--~l:lll ... ~~-l.~tl~.tl~ .. ll.~~---·········· -·-· ---~·~·· ---- --···----· -··---- ____ $~l51l)Ol).~~ ~~~-f)~ __ l,)l,f)~~~·-···· . -·--- Othe~od ~ Des l .•. _h_OOO .. 3.500 ·---~·"·-~~!11 •........... ·······-·-··-·-··--·······--·····-··-· ...... 32001051 1951 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) ....... .. Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) ............................ . Transportation Fees (if any) ......................... .. Tia.ding Post ........................................................ . Miscellaneous ........................................ . TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ........... . 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their own leadership? ..... . 3. What was the charge per camper per day \vhere Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own me.als? .............. . $ .~ •. ~P..!.l. $1.~.~? .• 1-o. $ ;;~ •. ~ s.J!l,<>.'1.tl.~' $ .}.~~~-~I. $2. ..6... ...2..4...0......7..~.. . OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ ~ •. rJ.~.?..!'.~7. .. Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff)~---·············· $ .....8...6....5.....0...1... .. Maintenance & Repairs.......................................... s?.•.~9-~~?.~ .. Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc ........................... . A. SUB TOTAL ............................................ .. (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) 11-----------------· Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) Medical Service and Supplies ... . Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc ......... . $ ........ . 0 Program Mated.1.l .............. . Transportation Expense (if any) ........................ . Trading Post ........... .. 0 $ ....................... . Food ...................... . Miscellaneous ............ . $ ..... 'l~'!'.~.~-· $ . . ?~~J.5. .. Ar .. 3.'.l.9.~~-5.. 106.19 $ ....................... . 789.79 $ ....................... . $~~.f>$>'3·t5~ $~~~?.~·-~2.. $~~-~:4:.~.~ 4. Do you plan camp expansion in the next 12 months? -----------········· If so, estimate cost $ ................ 9. ..... 11-----------------·---·-.. ·-----·----------- B. SUB TOTAL ........................................... ........ ... $1-J..~.~ll.~~-~i 5. If you have special funds llO\V available for (Recommended as chargeable to Camp Fees) Camp Development, please give an1ount ............ $ ....................... . 6. If you plan to raise special funds in 1952 for Camp Development, please give the amount. ....... $ GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A -1- B).... $~'·!~~~-~ Capital Funds expended for Camp Development........ $ ...... t. ............... . LEADERSHIP- LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Number of persons on Central Camp Staff ............. :~.~ ................. (Do not include Scoutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking.) · NONE Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used ? ................... ~ .......................... Number of Provisional Ass't. Scoutmasters used? .............................................................. . ANALYSIS OF CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age ·- - - ---· AGES 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Over ·----·-· Central Camp Staff 15 7 3 1 1 1 il 2 I ~ ~ Provisional Sc9utmasters 1 2 Provisional Ass't S. Ms. /~/·- ' I t/. I./" . ,, .. ·"""? /. . /. .. / //· -·· .... / // b . =- ~ '· ·- a •. ~7 ·-c t <:V. (Signed ·;;c"·c::.:. ....+ .-.... ::'../. .... r.:.~.' .....? ....P ,.. . ../.... ... ft.:?.1...1.r.'.:'.: ........ k .. · Chairman, Cam~~~~i~ities Committees Scout Executive F0rm 0·539F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1951 Region No. _ _ft _ _ Name of Council __ __,llh--iel •• lfa,~tt-------------~-----1 Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY Cub Scouts: Bobcat Wolf Bear (Scouts-not badges) Col. 1 Col. 2 Qual!fied Durmg 1951 Enro!led Dec. 31, 1951 State T'NIJI. Council No. _ _fillS.__ MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during 1951 -·!--~Aerodynamics ...................... !?......... 63-Leathcr Work ..................... 7. .......... : 2-Aeronautics (Aviation) ...... 11....... 64-Life Saving* ...................... J.()J. ...... . 3-Agriculture.................... ................ 65-Machinery ........................... 45 .... . 4-Airplane Design........... ······~········· 66-,-Marksmanship .................... l'L ..... . 5-Airplane Structure ................ 1.......... 67-Masonry .............................. Ji.Z ..... . 6-Angling (Fishing) ............. lll........ 68-Mechanical Drawing ......... 18. ........ . 7-Animal Industry.... . ... 22....... 69-Metal Work ........................ 50 ......... . 8-Archery.......................... . ................ 70-Music ................................ 2.6 ......... . 9-Architecture.......... . ..... 1.......... 71-Nut Culture............. . ................. . 10-Art ....................................... 58........ 72-Painting ............................. .3.5 ......... . ---------+---'""""'--4---"'"""'--11 11-Astronomy* ........................ ].......... 73-Pathfinding............... . ... .1.31 ....... . Lion 12-Athietics .............................. 91....... 74-Personal I-Iealth ................. l.tlO ....... . Webelos Total Boy Scouts and Explorers: ···---·--····--·-+--- Candidate Tenderfoot - 0097 2008 -------·--+---=='-'·-·---·· ~--·~-- Second Class 1552 1588 -!------ _F_·ir_s_t _c_la_s_s ----r-~2~4=2•-+-_:1. 42 __ Star 172 139 Life --------+--~8~L- ...... .....!lJL .... Eagle 50 3l ---~--.......j--='~ . I '=f=ot=a=l=T=r=o=op~M~en=o=be=r=s=F~=X=X~X~-=~=~ll!J_3 ____ J AO XXX Apprentice ---------+--~"'-'-.....,f--- Bronze Award 5 xxx _G_o_l_d_A_w_ar_d __ .,.... _ L_ ___ xx:__ 1 s·1 A d .. 1 ver war 1 xxx I ---- Observer -- xxx I Craftsman xxx -- Ace xxx -- Ordinary -- xxx 13-Automobiling................ . ... 12....... 75-Photography ...................... 1.3 ......... . 14-Basketry...................... . .... lll!l..... 76-Physical Develop ............... 7.0 ......... . 15··-Bee Keeping ........................ 8.......... 77-Pigeon Raising ................. l. ........... . 16---Beef Production........... . . .... 2-----···- 78-Pioneering*. .............. . ... 6.6 ......... . 17-llird Study..................... .Ji.EL..... 79-Plumbing.......... . .... i3 ........... . 18-lllacksmithing..... . .............. SO-Pottery............ . .... a .......... . 19-Bookbinding .. . .... 49. ....... 81-PouHry-Keeping ...... ::::i:::::~:::::: . 20-Botany...... ·---2----·-···- 82--Pnnting.................... .1J 21---llugling............ . ... 5.......... 83-Public Health... . .... lM ..... . 22-llusiness......... ............... ..UI....... 84-Public Speaking.. . ..... 37 ......... . 23-Camping* .... l.21..... 85-Rabbit Raising.. . ..... l'l' ........ . 24-Canoeing*..................... . .. 2.5....... 86-Radio............... . ........... . 25-Carpentry...................... . .... 41'1....... 87-Reading......... . ...... ..411... ...... . 26-Cement Work... . ... ,'32....... 88-Reptile Study......... . .... .Ii ........... . 27-Chemistry ........................... .5......... 89-Rocks and Minerals ........... JI ........... . ;~=g~:~~nt·~~~t Ct;iture..... .. : ~:5.::::::: ~~=~;[;:;~" :: : ! ::.::Mi:.:::. 30-Coin Collecting............. . .... 1.0 ....... 92-Salesmanship... . ..... 8 ........... . 31-Conservation........... . ..... 13...... 93---Scholarship ......................... ll3 ........ . 32-Cooking* ............................. l!Sll!..... 94-Sculpture ............................ <l .......... . 33-Corn Fanning................ . ..... 3......... 95-Scamanship. . ........................ . 34-Cotton Farming. . .... .]. ......... I 96-Sheep Farming ................... 1 .......... . 35-Cycling................... . .... 4......... 97-Signaling*............... . ................. . 36-Dairying................. . .... 1......... 98--Skiing.. . ...................... . 3 7-Dog Care............... . .... 12....... 99-Small Grains ...... :!..~ ........ . 38-Dramatics............ . ..... :t ...... ._ 100-SoiI Management ······----·········· 39-Electricity................. . .. 'i!J. ....... 10 !-Stalking ............... . ................. . 40-Farm Home............ . .... 11 ....... 102--Stamp Collecting....... . ..... 12. ....... . 41--Farm Layout............ . ...... 10 ....... 1 103-Sur.veying*................ . ..... l .......... . 42-Farm Mechanics.... . ..... 2 ......... 104-Sw1mrn1ng* ............... . ...... l..~~·-···· !~=i;~'.;e~~~?~;);;ii ... ::::~:::::::: ~gLj:~~;::~:~Y··········· : ::::JL::::::: 45-Fircmanship........... . ...... 20.4. ... 107-Weather. ............................... 2 .......... . 46-First Aid* ............................. llli.... !OS-Woodcarving ........................ fi.ll ....... . 47-First Aid to Animals ............ l~ ....... 109--Wood Turning ..................... ~ ......... . 48-Forestry ................................ 42 ...... llO-Wood Work. ................. ....... i?J. ...... . ----II 49--Foundry Practice ............ 1 1 ....... 1 ......... ! I !-Zoology ............................... l.~ ....... . ---------+-----+--· 50-Fruit Culture................. ................... New Subjects (Experimental Plan) Able -- xxx 51-Gardening ..................... I ...... 33 ....... 112-Citizenship in Home ..... ··················· 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... i ........ 3. ......... 113- " -Community .................... . 53--Hiking .......................... .! ....... 5.5 ....... ll4-- , .. -Nation ........................... . 54-Hog& Pork Prod ........... ' ...... l. ....... 115-World llrothNhood... . ............. . 55---Home Repairs ................ ! ....... &20 ..... 116 Nat r 56c-~~rsemanship ........ ·\ ·ra· 11 ;=s;ii'~\~~[~;«::~;;;_ 57- n ian Lore .................... ··········'······ 118-Wildlife Management .. 5~-Inscct Life ................. i ..... I". ...... 35 ?1 59-lnterpretrng.................... .................. Total.. .............. . 60-Journalism ..................... ~ ...... ..:! •......... 61-fandscape Gardening .... ; ........ lO ....... 1 M.ll. Coun:selors in Coundl. 815 62-Leathercraft. ........................... 67-....... (Include registered and unregistered) Quartermaster -- xxx - NOTES: Coluinn 1.-For all ranks report total nutnber of boys who qualified during year, including those in Troops .and Explorer Units. Column 2.-Give figures for Troop mqmbers only, but include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. ' (Organizing Awards 1951) I I I *Badges open to First Class Scouts only. 32001051 ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE l. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... %---·-''#!'!.. ..... . 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks? ·························································-····························································· %-------'!'~---···· 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %-------~---···· 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank? ....... ~--- %-·····'.':'.."'. ...... . 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- 25 vided with literature related to their subjects?.................................................................. % ................. . 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ........................................................................................................ Yes ... ;'< ..... No ........ ._ 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. }!cyarlle of Review & Ocn1rtt of l!Ionor for Eagle ll!l'e held by Districts. Scout Executive fr;rm O-'H9E REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1951 ''-!AME OF COUNCIL ......... -...... 0 .._ _h_ i__ c__ k .l..l._.•• . •.. .a __. w ... ....... -.. ··-···-·····························-··········-················································· Reg1'on No. LJ HEADQUARTERS CJTY ........... ~!~_1!'.!?!1J~ ......... ... -................................................. STATE ... \l'.~1h ........................ _ . ..._c_ou_n_c_il_N_o._ -~~-:::.-fi-O-O--L·_- __,I RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1951, we have accotnp!ished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSIST ANT UNIT J.EADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/51 HAVE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE OlJjcctivc Number BASTC TRAINING• 12/31/52 Rcgister!!d ::··· I % 0( Cubmastcrs Asst. Cubmasters 81 18.5 25 Scoutmasters ll30 63 42 45 Asst. Scoutmasters Sqtladron Advisors Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors Asst. Post Advisors . 16 7 44.3 45 Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Sk;ppecs) (Mates) . x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops - Total lrnit Leaders 247 85 Total Asst. lTni.t Leaders 34.4 40 *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training. b. Administration Section, Cubbe.rs' Pow Wo\v, plus four additional training tneetings, c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training, cl. Air Scout Leaders' Course. c. Skippers' Training Course. f. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training (or previous equivalent). UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units {Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop Camping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered Commissioners 77 Number .............. .. b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number ... 29 .. STATUS 12/31/51 HAVE COMPI.ETED APPR0PR£ATE Ol>i1·ctiv01 12/31/52 Number DASIC TRAINING• Regi.'itered Nmnbr.r % "' 56 2 3.6 15 I 141 _lill __ _!,,5,6 __ ro I -- 6 .JL 0 -~--- I - I 1. 203 24 ll.2 .118 the program which he now leads, throL1gh - STATUS 12/31/51 OBJECTIVE 12/31/52 Number ... Percent..... . % STATUS 12/31/51 OBJECTIVE 12/31/52 Percent ... J?. ..? ..... 119 ...... .. ... % 32001051 1951 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1952 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders ol Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1951 this Council conducted this session ...~ t'.l. ...... . times with __ ...................... Scouters receiving the training. 1951 1952 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED BASIC Cub Scout Leaders' Course 0 0 "- UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING Cubbcrs' Pow-Wow l 311 Atte: lded The following courses have been con- Scoutmasters' Course 9 ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. Do not include these courses Air Scout Leaders' Course in the Co11ncil totals. Explorer Leaders' Course 0 0 ... Colle~ Name of No. Atten- Credit Skippers' Course School Course~ dance Ves I No Commissioners' Course 3 36 A -- r'!Jlhs. State College 1 ;35 x OUTDOOR Troop Camt>ing: " TRAINING Explorer Cruising & Boat I-Iand!ing Explorer Expedition .ll. OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid Advanced Scout Leaders' Course ... . Pack Organi:i:ation 8 x Troop Orsanization a x " -------· 1-ferit Badge Counselors ____ ,,,, Troop Connnitteemen ... Course Leader Certificate ·x- ----·--·----- x --· Jr. Leader Training l 26 x ---- Other Courses (List) .Advanced. Scout Lee.. 11:e:r " J. IB A .. TOTA!, COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION . Membership of the Coun~l Leadership Training Committee consists of.. ..... ~ ............... men and includes ... .?. ............... .. D istnct Representatives and _______________________ members-at-1arge. The Council has ..... ! ................ JSistricts, of whimi_~--Wtl .......... have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held I951: CounciL ............. District ... : ....... 0 .. .. Does the fommittee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without .raining? Yes·--····----···----·- No ..... ______________ _ Training in 1951 }Vas conducted largely on a District basis.~------------, Council basis ................ . (Signed) .... ~l:#,d)... 1/J.'. ...l ::kt:r................... ,,, .. ,.,,;1:. .' . ...... Chairman, Leadership Training Committee Scout Executiw. Form J539H 1951 PROGRAM TO STRENGTHEN LIBERTY Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award for 1951. Name of Council Region No.__li ___ _ Headquarters City Council No. _ _.s,,i"'m.,_ __ _ INCREASE 1951 ACHIEVEMENT ADOPTED % OF "TEN TESTS OF AS INCREASE GOAL 1950 1951 ACHIEVED ACHIEVED SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING" ACTUAL GOAL IN IN 1951 (IN NOS. NUMBER NOT%) 1951 (MAXIMUM --- -·- SCORE lOOo/c) !. Number of Units with at least two leaders - the top man, and assistant (at least 21 years of age). Those Troops with Explorers should have an advisor in addition to the above. 2. Number of Unit Leaders (Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Ex· plorer Advisors) having had basic training. 3. Number of assistant Unit Leaders and Explorer Advisors in Troop having had basic training. 4. Number of Units engaging in one of the following activities: a. Cub Packs in summertime program. b. Troops providing at least ten days and nights hiking and camping experience during year, including high adventure activity for Explorers in Troop. c. Explorer Units participating in at least one long-term expedition or cruise with Philmont being the desired goal of such an activity. 5. Nun1ber of boys advancing at)cast one rank during year. 6. Number of Troop members of First Class rank as of December 3 lst. 7. Number of Boy's LIFE subscribers from Scout sources. 8. Number of New Units. 9. Number of Dropped Units. 10. Total number of boys enrolled. *Formula: Cohunn (3) divided by Colum_n (2) ti1nes 100 equals percentage. Example: Suppose under item (2) the Council has sixty Unit Leaders having had basic training; that during 1951 tbey will increase this number by thirty, you would enter sixty in Column (1), thirty in Column (2). At the end of 1951 the Council finds that it has had an increase of (!) (2) (3) (4)* 137 1ms s I I S' I rn. 105 ioo. SCOUT EXECUTIVE twenty-five Unit Leaders having had basic training. Enter this in Column ( 3) and you will obtain the percentage for Column ( 4) over the formula as follows: Col. (3) Number Achieved - 25 X 100 = 83 .33 Col. (2) Adopted Increase - 30 32001051 ,; ''TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING'' 19 52 GOALS FOR ___ __....,Ql.....,ri....,cw.lrr._.., a ...... n...,n_,c.,...a..u.<u ..... n ....... w,_,·, 1_,_n"""'.,..__...,n"'"". _..11w,-Ic..in ....... c .... ____ _ Counci l or District COUNCIL - Sets goa ls. Copy goes with Charter Application to Reg ional and Home Offices . DISTRICT - Sets District share of Council goals. Copy goes to Counci l Office. FUNCTIONING MANPOWER 1. Number of Units with Two Deep Leadership. 2. Number of top Unit Leaders with basic training. 3. Number of Commissioners. QUALITY PROGRAM 4. Number of Units engaging in one of the following: Outdoor Activities- with a n emphasis on conservation projects. Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. •· Troops p roviding a minimum of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year, incl uding for Crews in the Troop a t least one high adventure expedition· or cruise in addition. - -- Explorer Units providing a mi nimum o f 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year i ncluding at least one high adventure expedition • or cruise. 5. Number of boys advancing a t least o ne rank during the year. 6. Number of Troop Members of Firs t Class Rank as of December 31st. 7. Number of Boys' LIFE subscribers. INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 8. 9. 10 . Number of New Unit s. Number of Dropped Units. Total number of boys enrolled. DATE *Such os on experience at Philmont Scout Ronch. '* Formulo: Column (3) divided by Column (2) times 100 equols percentoge. Exomple: Suppose under item (6) the Council hos 1200 First Class Scouts os of Decemb er 3 1. 1951; th at during 1952 they will in creose this number by 300. Enter 1200 in Column (I), 300 Cot. No . 4704 INCREASE ADOPTED INCREASE ACTUAL FOR ATTA IN ED NUMBER 1952 IN 195 1 (IN NOS. 1952 NOT%) (1) (2) (3) - I JG3 15 05 20 '17. J.7 4 - ( "),-- l~Q li~ J , Qll1 J M B07 10 1 2070 1 00 45 n r~ I DECREASE OF DECREASE OF - 55 B 09407 I 040 in Column (2). At the end of 1952 the Council finds that it has an increase of 250 First Closs Scouts. Enter this in Column (3) and you will obtoin the percentoge for C o lumn (4) over the form ul a as fo llows: Col. (3) Number Ac hi eved - 250 ----=---'---'------ ---- x 100 = 83.3% Col. (2) Adopted Increase - 300 '10 GOAL ACHIEVED (MAXIMUM SCORE 100%) (4)** 20000 I 05 1 I I HEALTH AND SAFETY D D D D 0 FINANCE D 0 l. Develop a program of emergency service and civil defense to prepare Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers. 2. Maintain a Health and Safety inspection of program meeting places, camps, carriers, e tc. 3. Cooperate with Leadership Training Committee in providing Health and Safety instruction. 4. Cooperate with Camping and Activities Committee in providing physical re-check at camp, and other medical service. 5. Provide medical service where needed. l. From the facts related to the present growth in membership, and the opportunities presented by the increase in boy population, develop a Three Year Finance Program forecast in which costs of staff, office and program needs to meet Council objectives are considered. 2. Th rough better budget preparation and presentation , as well as active participation in the 0 0 0 chest campaign, maintain a strong and effective relationship with the Community Chest. 3. Move toward conducting simultaneous Council- wide finance campaign in a ll non-Chest communities and open country in order that the basic policy of one Council, one program, one budget, one treasurer and one campaign may be fully established. 4. Maintain a Council sustaining membership program, where needed, and conduct a campaign to supplement the budget, especially if chest fails to provide an adequate allocation. 5. Maintain a Council Trust Fund including a p lan of aggressive, definite promotion to secure gifts and bequests. O 6. Determine the capital fund needs of the Coun- D cil as r e lated to the e xpected growth of a ttendance at the Council camp and plan to meet these needs. 7. Coordinate and supervise finance policies in Council, Districts and Units. Work with Commissioner staff and others for the full use of Budget Plan in Units with emphasis on including Boy:;' LIFE for its good reading values. 11 , .. ------------·---··--~----·-···------··----~-- I I /' I I I· ' ·; "A" Acltlon, T. Robert Agoe, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank R. Allen, James Seddon Armour, Claude Austin, ~1T. Ir. Ayres, Dr. J. C • "B" 3all, Ernest .C. ~3arnos, Goorgo Ik.irrovr, D. R. J3onnor, 3:,onri Bizot, Emile A. :Boron, J_. L. :Bovror s, i>iil ton Bruce, C. Arthur Burro\-r, A. IC. II C" Callow, Lowis C, Carney, Frodorick T. Cc1,rtor, A. B. Castle, S. l'll'el son Chandler, Walter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Roscoe 0. Clarke, P. C. CJ.a.;Y-ton, Henry M. 01:.:i;;rton, P. A. Ologhornt John Coffoo, Bon :B., Jr. Cook:e, R. P .. Crump, Charles M. Crumpt E. H., Sr. Ounningh'1r,1, Jesse "D" Dal strom, Ed1Hin Daniels, T. J3. Danielson, Gon. 1'1. l~ ... Davis, Joo E, Dick, Dr. A. W, Dilatush, W. Henry ACTIVE "D" Donelson, Lovris R., Jr. Dormont 1V. B., Jr. Dozier, Bob "E" :Ja.rp, 0, I\. Emerick, Phil Bttolson, Dr. H. lfl. E111ing, ]3ruce 11. Fiedler, Chris H. };1ishO"'.", 1:1i. II.' Jr. Flttnago,n, F. Joo Fogleman, John A. 1'ord.yco, 1'!. J3. Friend, A. :B. 1\tllor, R. D. "G" Garcy, B. B. Gas·saway, Brool<:s 1'T, Golclschmicl, Jack ? • Goldsmith, Fred, Jr. Good.man, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. Grissom, JJ. C. Grube, Howard 11. :Eialo, Fion. E. ~1. Hallo, A. Arthur Halliday, \'I. p. Handly, Charles C. Hoiskoll, A. L. ~Iornkor, }!orbort F. Higginbotham, Ernest F. Hirshoimor, Harold I-Iohcn'borg, A. :TI. Howard, T. "'· Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. Jamos G. Fiur;hes, Dr. John Davis i I ! '1------------·--·-·----···---···-··- ---·- "I" Irwin, Robert L., Jr. Iverson, Alvin J. Ja,cobs, Dr. B. E. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, Roar Adm. 1'!. D. 11K11 King, Dr. c. C. Klyco, 1'. I•' "L" Lambert, F. Clydo Lanal1an, L. Harry "M" Malone, J. H. J .. lays, R. C. I·-ic'(night, James lfalono Mc\·!hortor, A. D, }.-Iceman, Ji. J, f,,foorc, Il. E-. i;iorcJ.and, S.· :El. 11.'fOrf'.?;an, Allon J::I1mson, ]1 , F. ~iooJ.c, J. A. nrT" iforvroll, J. W. "O" 0 'R~ran, r:Pom Orgill, Edmund Overton, 11Tatlcins llp!T Patton, Joo IL, Jr. Pooto, Russell I>crry, Russell Potty, W, G. Pharr, Samuel S. Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, Forry Portor, Dr. Arthur R., Jr. i' Ra"1say, R. G., Sr. Rittolmoyor, c. vr. Riovos, !Jl ton Robertson, J. L. "S" Saunders, _,. B. Scl10.rff, A_aron R. Scharff, Abo Schmoissor, Dr. H. D. Schwartz, ~';orrill Scott, Dr. Goorgo A. Son:.1auson, C. B. She,rr,o, ~1!. L. Sims, Holli co H. Slcinnor, J. L. S}{inncr Raymond Slavick, II. W. S1nit:ri, i.\re.lt r Ii. S})ain, H. 1'11. s-.1oars, Horman Stlilivan, 5:. P. "T" Ta.to, Alvan F., Jr. Te:;;rlor, R. A, Tennison, J. D., Jr. ThB,yor, li1. T. rrhompson, L. I:., Jr, ~f.lrip~oocr, :R. A. Turman , ~·'l. F • "V" Valentino, D. L. Vandomarl:, F. J. Varro t, :C. J. Vos0y, John P. Vosso, 11. J. It 11fH :•Tad.lo;;,r, Dr. S. L. ':!allaco, Dr. J. A. Wallor, Bon 'Wt-llkor, J. R. Wobb, Harry, G, ~1Jilli0.ms, :Jrnost 1Villiams, Dr •. Fi. Foster Higgs, Rev. J ool Wunderlich, Alvin Jr. ny11 Yotmg, C. B. ~~~--~-~~--~-~-~L_-~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I I "A" .;,braham, Geor:::;e :s. .Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard .:•J.exandert Vance J. 1\ll en, Preston •\.llen, Thomf\S H, 1'.,,tldnson, Dr. 1-r. R. i.1.1,.,sur.ib 1 George Baber, RodnO'J Bailey, ]}. o. Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B, Bolton, ;,, Earle Bondur,,,nt, Juli:'.n B. Boone, J:lo,ni el H. Boyd, Judc;e Morion s. Boyle, J, :JD,0,o.rd Boyle, Hon. Joseph P, Bridgeforth, F. D, non CMale, Phil M,, •larley, Jack Garrington, R, Russell Carter, 11. o. Carter, No,th£Jn )i.. Chambers, C, f;I. Ghc1.111bers, J. D. · Oha.mpion, R. G. Chandler, 1-r. H. 018.rk, :Colph Gole, Sam F, Collins Chriss Cooper, Sterling Coi.·1an, c. H. Gox, 11r. 1·.r. Crai.·1ford, .1.~. l1I, Creson, Hon. Larry B, Creson, R. F. Crump, ]. :a. , Jr. CHICKASAW couNCIL. :a. s. A •• nw. COUNCIL Ml!MBERS FOR 195? ASSOCIATE I I "D" furnell, Herbert Dlvi s, A. G, Davis, Hon. Clifford Lavis, Dr. J, Murry De;y-, Paul Deupree, Wa;:'ne ll:I. ehl, Dr. Ch~l es E, Dixon, Hugo N, Iolan, T, R, Edge, 1•/, T, Edwards, Fr8lik c. lilnick, Harold Fleming, Joseph D. Garber, ~fyron Gaylor , ', • .o .• George, John H. Glascock, Charles Goldsmith-, Jack Gooch, c. M, Gr1wes, Dr. L. M, Green, J e'Sse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. Haase, Charles J. Hays, Lake Henry, N, 1·/allace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. w. Hobson, Dr. J, J, Holloman, C. C, Hopp er, ,\., L. Hussey, Robert J. ·---------,,·--------·-··---·-· ---· --- ----· .. ·------ ···-·- -- ----···---- ··----·--·-------·--- - ··--····---·-----··---- ,Tacobson, c. M, Johnson, w. c. llJ If Kem-,cr thy, 1-.'illirun Kopold, S. L, Lane, V11 G.,. La·w, Sid i-;.o LePrince, J, ii., Lee, Dr, R, G,, Lear, Lt, Gen. 3en Lerner, S. M. Levy, Dr. Louis LO':!iSt T. 1'i. Lightmnn, M, A,, LohE1eyer, J. J.,,. McFarlMc, G, O. Mc Gr e[;or, John Maden, John w. McCabe, C. T, Mccourt, Loe T, MoGeorco, H. L, McKniGht, T, H, Horie,rty, Herbert ~,11trrah, lihl. F. ·~Ti ck:ey, Sar.1 ~1I. Jr. , Ozburn, N, Field 0 ' Collolwn, J, E, llpll Patton, J. ~ii. Sr. ?atton, ThotDc"i,S N. ?atton, \'!osloy E, . Ponlond, Clifford Pennebaker, C, T, l'R It RamsE\)", Henry T, Reeves, Russell E, Richardson, Charles D, Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L, Ruch, Dr, Walter A. 1 Russell, Ldwe,rd P. Rychm1er 1 Dr. R, O. Saino 1 J, E. sandO'ldll, l:",7<) H. I Schlo SS' Gilbert M. 1 Schoembs, Arthur Sellers, Hon, Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Simmons, J, Barrow Springfield, C, L, 1 Strauss, G. D. 1 Thompson, E. F, Turner, Norn eet 1 Wade 1 Maill"J 11wn Wagner 1 D, Eugene Waring, Col. Roane Webb, Hv,rry Wiley, J. Brady ~'1illiems, Hon, O. P. Wilkinson, Russel 1 Wurzburg, Abe I I I I 1 Yankee, Claude 1 Young, Dr, Thomas K, Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b9b54fa7a2edc04f7b8ee40ff4ba2900.pdf 22f732f6f6b0bcc7082a9040813c87e4 PDF Text Text -:.-1 _J ~~ 0 _;~ 7 3 ] JJ : , '~ - -~: ' ~~: ' '~·'-.; ' ~' ' :_._" / / ~~ / ~- -· ~-:~: ~.. ---- , :~~-­ ...... ~ -- !' if\1 '"· "-1 . ~ J.G·L .1 \J I . f'.r;·r., ·-' '/':: ..) J. 3._;1. I NC. �MEMB'JRS OF TIDJ E :~CUTIVE BOARD - 19 51 Officers ---Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mra Alvan r. Tate, Jr. T. Robert Acklen T:.J. H, Austin Ch2,rles M. Crump R. D. Fuller A. :J. Hohenberg :Clton Rieves C. U. Rittelmeyer A. D. i'k l.f uorter Fred L. Christenbury R. C. !fays W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-Presi dent Associa te Secretary Treasurer Sc out Commissioner Scout Dxecutive Committee Chairman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr , Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. J. D. Tennison, Jr. Mr. W. B. Dormon Dr. :J. Foster Williams i I I ,, Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Constitution & By Laws cu·bbing Ex:nlori ng Finance Health & Sa fety Inter-Racial Leadership Training Organization & Exten sion Outfitters Public Relations Robert 1. Irwin, Jr. Russell Perry A. K. :Burrow P. A. Clayton J. S. Allen T. Rob e rt Acklen J. M. McKnight J. R. Walker :Bruce :Gwing Edwin Dalstrom Howar d M. Grube R. D. Fuller P. C. Clarke M. J. Vosse Northeast l~ orthwest Southeast Mr. nerbert F. Hemker Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. Monroe Wallace, Jr. Southwest Crittenden Missis sippi I Members-At-Large I Mr. I, M r. l Mr. !fr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Henri Benner C. Arthm· Bruce Lewis C . Call ow :c1 . M. Clayton R. C. Cla rk Ben B. Cof fey, Jr. W. Henry Dilatush Anthony W. Dick Le wis R. Donelson, Jr. O. K. Ea rp Phil 1Jmerick Mr. W. '{e nry Fisher Mr. F. Joe Planagan Er. E. E. Garey Hr. J ack P. Gol d.schmid Mr. ~ . C. Grissom l"r. ''T. P. Halliday Mr. Charles C. Handley Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. F. Clycl e Lambert Er. J. H. j\.;alone Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. '-:=--=-=:.~====-==~-·---·--==-~==--=---·--· Mr. Mr. Dr. Hr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. B. Saunders _:::.i . H. c. Schmeisser w. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner ! L. K. Thomp son, Jr. I R. A. Trip:oeer D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb ..,, ~ �j -------.,-- ------- ---·-··-----·----------,., A WA R D S TO M:JMBE;5.S OF CHIQ?.ASA1"1 couwcn' B. s . .h.. IN..Q. FOR DISTii\l"GUIS}GD SSS.VICE TO :BOYHOOD THE c. Ayers s I 1 VER EAVE R ] 1931 Mr. P. A. Clayton c. T. McCabe 1931 Mr. W. *Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Nr. F. 1. Chri stenlmry *Hr. John T. Horga.n 1931 Mr. J. *Mr. John R. Roberts 1931 Dr. J. Mr. "D ~ . Halliday s. Allen *Mr. John A. Angus 1942 1942 1942 1943 l 9Lf-3 1931 Mr. Charles M. Crump 1943 1932 Dr. B. E . Jacobs 1944 Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Abe Scharff 1944 Mr. :Sen :B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. Bob Dozier 1944 *Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. Guy Boyer 1945 *Iv!r. George Wood 1935 Mr. Joe G. Helms 1945 Mr. F . Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. T. Robert Acltlen 19Lf,6 Mr. Robert G. Ramsey 1936 Mr. Bruce Ewing 1946 Er. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1946 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. M. H. Huckabee 1947 1938 Mr. 1938 Er. A. B. Carter 1939 Mr. 1. Sharpe 1948 1939 Mr. Robert 1. Irwin, Jr. 191..1-9 Hr. H. M. Clayton 1940 Mr. lir. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. 1940 Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid 1950 Hr. A. K. Burrow 1941 Mr. Harry Simpkins 1950 19Lf,1 Mr. Phil Emerick 1950 Mr. Harry 1'Te b b *Mr. L. R. Forsdick Mr. c. 1"ir. c. H. Arthur Bruce Church *Mr. Joe Hopper Dr. T. ~· J, s. Eliot G. Gates * Do ceased ,,.., ..::.J. i:.r. c. c. w. w. Grissom Rittelmeyer 1947 1948 1949 ~ (. �C~J JCJ(;\S;\\;\) c.cAJrJCJ L BS;\ J\ j E1\;j ?~ J J S -r EJ\ J\ J J JJ\]( J . December 18, 1951. Dear Scouter: As we ap:oroach the end of another Scouting year, your Officers would like to take this opuortuni ty to thank you for your contribution in behalf of Scoutinc; during the past year. We feel tha.t through your efforts we have made excellent nrogrPss to the point that Chickasaw Council now serves more boys tha.n any previous yec:.r in the Council 1 s hi story. We feel that the quality of our Scouting has improved as exemplified by tho excellent advancEJment record that our Scouts and Cubs have compiled this year. Your efforts in behalf of our Cam})ing Progr2m have resulted in more bo ys than ever before getting the real outdoor thrill that cam1)ing in tho open can afford. The year 1952 presents some serious uroblems tha.t must be met and conquered along tho lines of adult leadorshiJ'• More and more of our young loaders ere bdng called into the Armed Services, with tho result that tho d emand for a groa ter munbor of trained leaders is ap·oarent. The only limitation on tho size of our Boy Mombershi~9 is in tho number of trained loaders that wo can maintain in tho Movement. In order that we can fulfill our objectives on 11 1iberty 1 s Team" wo must all dotormino to continue to give our best in order that tho boyhood of our area shall enjoy tho glorious adventures of Scouting. Sincerely, ~rd#. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President AFTJR:mb �Ji"l C. December 18, 19 51. To the Friends of Scouting: The Annual Meeting provides an OJlJJOrtuni ty for all of us in the Council to take stock ~· f what he,s been accomnlished during the preceding twelve months. For the <Jerica. December 1, 1950 --November JO, 1951 these accomplishments are sho'\"m in the Renorts of Committees which follow. It is my sincere belief that during this period the Council has made more progress in serving boyhood than in any urevious period in its history. There has been more cam"'9ing, more activities, better District operation; which, coupled with the excellent '\'.rorJ>:: of the Unit Leaders, the s·oJendid Commissioner's Staff, the fine Committees and the smooth functioning of the Executive Board has produced res 1.ilts of which ever;:r person in the Council can take justifiable pride. To each of you who have made these accom1Jlishments possible may I take this opport·,,m ity to express my deep appreciation for all that you have clone, for there is no doi.ibt that you who are leacling youth to become men of character trained for participating citize"'.lship are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Nation. Sincerely yours, /J~ ,,!k.:r-tdo-,-,.; f'l? o ·"t--·2.A:O W. Gordon Morris, Scout :"1xecutive. WGM:MJ3 �ACTIVITIES COMMITT:JE During the past year it was the aim of your Committee to carry thr ough on :orograms which would fit all age grou:os - :Jxplorers, Scouts a:o_d Cubs. Participation by as many boy s as :possible was our main objective. BOY SCOUT '\'JEEX Church attendance, in a body, by units; parents' nights, demonstrations, etc. made t~is week outstanding. EXP OSITI ON - March 16 - 17 With the fine sup:oort of all leaders and. boys, we staged our finest show at the Shelby County Building. The ticket sales amounted to $8,867.75 and the net gc..in on this event was $6,41?.61. Immecliately after the :Czposi ti on we started on plans for the 1952 show to be held on March 21-22, 1952. CAMP CU?:R.n:m CAMP-0-BEE - June 8, 9. 10 The Camp-0-Ree was planned and carried out for both Scouts and Expl or ers on the same date. The spirit was excellent with J4 Troops a nd :..4 Posts and/or Troops with Explorers partici:t_Jating. 15 Class 8 Class 12 Class "A" Awa rds were presented Awards were uresented u C" Awards w·ere -oresented "B" There was a total of 35 Awards presented as comuared to 29 Awards in 1950. KI TE D:SRBY FOR CUB SCOUT S - Overton Pa rk and Audubon Park This event has grown so rapidly it was necessary to hold it in t·wo ·oarks this year - a tremendous success. CLJJlJT-UP, FIX UP PARADE - ATJril 14th FIRJ PR2JVE1'JTI01\f - ~mB:~ - October 8th- Many units participated and two trophies were awarded to the Council by the Memphis Fire Department. EXPL O~R POSSUM HUlifT - October 27th A gra nd success with 267 in attendance in spite of the rain. Page - 1 - �---------- - - - - ---- --- ----------- - -------- ----~ I I Ii I I I Activities Committee (Cont.) A.AAA PROGRAM - October 1st - December 1st This event was well handled and awards will be given to units at District meetings. EXPLORER HONOR BALL - December 7th A fine affair with very good attendance at Hotel Peabody. GOOD TURU DAY - l'Jovember 17th As a 11 good turn 11 for Gooa_will Industries, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Explorers distributed approximately 19,000 bags and asked people to give clothing, shoes, etc. which could be used by Goodwill Industries. Over 4,000 of the filled bags were collected - these having an estimated value of over $14,000.00. The materials collected will be cleaned, repaired ancl sold by the handicap~oed people who are afforded em:oloyrnent by the Goodwill Industries. This was one of the best good turns our boys have ever done. We "believe more Cubs, Scouts, Explorers took part in the various activities listed above than ever before and that the public is more Scout conscious. Not all activities we:.· e on the Council level, as our Districts are to be commended on thG fine l'.)rogram of activities in the Districts. We m:mreciate the s"'!Jlendid cooperation received from everyone in ca.rrying out a ver~r fine year of activities. ADV A!_JCEME~TT COMH ITTDE Advancement in Chier.a.saw Council hit a new high during 1951. There was an over-all gain in e.dvancement of 76% over the 1950 record. You.r Commi ttoe has carried rm its work, as in previous years, of having more and bettor unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. There were 265 Unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor held during the year. In addition to these there were held a total of 10 District ~agle Courts of Honor. The success of the Advancement Program is a reflo~tion of the planned nnd continuous work of the district and unit leaders in tho Cubs Scout, and Explorer programs. The following advancement has boen made in 1951 and is compared with the 1950 record: 1950 1951 GAIN 178 86 298 219 118 67 120 lJJ 6J 32 CUBBING Wolf Bear Lion Webelos 55 35 Pago - 2 - LOSS �Advancement Commit too (Cont.) 1950 1951 GAIN 599 179 1,646 84 3J 18 7 538 233 3,363 167 8J 48 10 54 1,717 83 50 JO 3 1 1 1 5 1 1 2 1 l_} 5 4 1 LOSS SCOUTING Second Class First Class Merit Badges Star Lifo Eagle Eagle Palms 61 EXPLORIWG Bronzo Awards Gold Awards Sil vor Awards Craft Skills Emergency Skills Physical Fitness Vocational Exuloration Seaman shin CAMPING i .I I I I I I I· l 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 crnri ~ nTTEE Your Committee fools that tho Unit Load.ors havo done an outstanding job during tho past year and. arc to be congratulated. on their fine accomplishments in loading their boys into tho groat outof-d.oors. This has rosul ted in SJilondid training ~:md a lot of real fun fur a largo number of Scouts and Explorers. There was a tremendous upsurge in camping during 1951 -- tho total attendance at our summer camps was tho largest wo have evor had: tho attendance at year-round cam-os and short term camps was ox en ; ~:_ont; wo sincerely believe this yeci,r has boon tho best camping ycei., . ' !l tho history of the Council. !Jol ow you will finc-1 figures on carnT)ing for tho fi seal year ending l(oJvom-bor JO, 1951: CCMPARISON OF ATTEffDA~'C3J . Scouts Attending Cam-o Gcoutors Attending Camp Number of Scout Days Number of Scoutors Days 11Tumbor of Visitors AT CAMP CURRGR . 1950 1951 GAIN 3,5J2 458 8,740 1,068 1,157 J,708 637 8,150 1,287 1,892 176 179 590 219 7J5 Pago - 3 - �--- --- - ~ ·-·---------- ~··-~ - ·-·· ------- c or ~?ARI SON OF Nl1' 11.S:WANC::-J AT Sill'JfiBR CAl\fPS Numb or Ifunbor --- - - Gain SCOl..1-tS -1950 Camp Currier Kamp Kia Kima Camp Fuller Totals 86 398 176 660 Los_§_ Sc quts 1951 57 520 217 '"'9h ( . 29 122 41 134 Numb e r Set Uks. 1.25Q 114 709 259 1,082 Ga.in Number _Set ·;1·.Tks. Loss 1951 31 83 965 302 1,350 2.56 43 268 BE-CAP OF ATTENDANCE AT LONG Ai.'ifD SHORT T:CP..M CAMPS Camp Currier Kamp Kia Kima Camp Full e r Misc. Sites (Short Torm) Misc. Sites (Long Torm) Totals Gain Loss Numb or Set Da;zs Gain Number Set Days Numb e r Scouts l'Jumber Scouts 1950 1951 3,532 398 176 3,708 520 217 176 122 41 8,740 9,923 2,464 8,150 13,510 3,038 3,587 574 330 1,068 738 642 1,60.5 963 671 587 . 26, 890 61 4,497 1950 57 5,570 1,073 4 22,440 Loss 1951 590 84 4,4.50 Wo a ro grea tly indobtod to tho P..otary Club of Momnhis which ga vo six Old. Town Ca noes to Kamn ~"ia Kima. Those ca.noes were badly noodod and wore thoroughly enjoyed. by tho jundreds of boys who used them during tho summer. They will also -be us ed by t ho :Cxnlorors during tho r emainde r of tho year. We d eeply a:nDr ociato t h is splend id gift wh ich onablod Scout training to bo given to a lot of boys. Suo-committ e es of tho Camn ing Committee arc n ow studying and planning refor o st ration a nd irrorovocnonts at Ca m:o Currier; plans ar o being carefully made f ::: r 1, ;1co 1952 season at a ll of our cam:os; wo look forwe.rd to an ovori nc r oa sL::iG number of Sc outs ancl :-5:..r-pl orers t o join in tho fun of ca mping during t ho comi ng y oar. CUBBil\TG COMM I TT~.:.E Tho CuJJ-bi ng Cc:imrnit toe is vary p r oud t o report of its accomulisbmonts f or the y o o;r 1951. Duri ng t he pas t y ea r su ccessful Cub Sc out Acti v ities i n cluclod t :10 Cub Kite Do rby, Cub- 0-::to o , Exp ositi on and a Cubber s P ow-tfo w. Tho Ki t e Deroy h ol d t h i s y ear was in t wo secti ons wit h the largest e of any ICit o Do rby i n the hist or y of Chicka saw Council. The ndanc atte Southwest arn1 F orthwost Districts mot a t Ov e rton Pa rk for their Kite Derby a nd t h e Nort he ast and Southeas t met at Audubon Pa rk. I I /' j; Tho Cubbers Pow-Wow was held at Memphis Stat e College for tho purpose 1 ro:prosontCubbors 311 were Pow-Wow is h t a.t nt e Pres . of tra i ning Cub Loader s \ i ng 34 Pa cks or 72% cf tho Packs i n our Council• 1 Pago - 4- �Cubbing Cornnittoo (Cont) Tho folloHing figures will show tho increase in pared to 1950. Cub Scouts Cub Scouts TOTAL '.711.i to) (1 ( ~Tegro) Cub Packs (White) Cub Packs (Negro) TOT_l\L momb~rship 1950 1951 Gain 1,489 628 --2,117 1,893 693 2,586 404 45 27 72 30 83 53 as com- 65 469 8 J 11 JJXPLORHJG COl !MITTE:-J Tho Exploring Commit tee is o:)roud to rcnort that tho year of 1951 was tho most successful in tho historl of Jx-oloring in Chickasaw Council. Tho canoe trailer with canoes ~Jrovir1od by tho Cam:oing Committee was :put to excellent use during t~10 entire ;;tear. Activities included Explorer Splash Parties, Sq_uaro Dances, tho ::Jxnloror Po ssum Hunt, tho Ex-oloror Honor Ball. Tho success of all those activities was duo to tho untiring efforts of tho District Activities Chairman as well as tho splendid cnoporation rocoi vod frnm tho Camping and. tho Acti vitios Commi ttcos of tho Council. At tendance at tho Possum Hunt was 267 and tho a tt endance at tho Explorer Honor Ball was over 200 persons. Atteno.ancc ':ras larger than over before at those Exnloror ovonts. t:pocia,l r ecognition is duo tho Professional Staff for their Explo:d ng program at ~(amp Kia Kima during tho 1951 camping season as well as their oxccllont coo"J)cration during tho ontiro Scouting yoar. FINANCE COMM ITTEE Although tho Council is und.or-financcd wo boliovc it will live within its income for tho ycBr 1951. Wo arc entirely free of debt, as it has boon tho policy for many ?oa rs to Sl?Ond only those funds which wore i n hand. By careful management all camps woro oporatod without a loss during tho past summer and this dos:•)i t o t!'.lc vory low camp foos of $12.00 per wook for white Scouts and $7.00 per wook for !J(:gr o Scouts. We know that many other camps charged much higher fo e s but we do not believe they did any better camping than we did. Chic~msaw Council faces a groat challenge of Scouting and the continued rise in tho cost sovore str~ in on our finances. Your Committee socuro tho noodcd money in order that Sc'Juting tho youth who need this training. for 1952. Tho ra:pid growth of operations will put a is making every effort to may go forwa rd and serve _, Pago - 5 - �l--··· ··----- -- ···-- -- ----·--·- ·------ - ~-· - ·· ------ -· - -~---- ·- -- - - - -- ·-- -- -- - - - - - - - - - ! I I Financ e C~mmittoo -(Cont ) ell & We arc greatl y indebt ed to our audito rs, Poat, Marwick , Mitch given have Co. for their fine co-op eratio n throug hout tho year. They bocks a.nd tremen dous help in carryi ng on the :program, have audite d our workin g have given very freely of their time and effort to assist in of out our financ ial problo ms. All of us certai nly owe them a veto thanks for their contri bution to tho cause of Scouti ng. EIBALT::J: & SAFETY COMMITTEE tho Health It ha s boon strong ly noted and nracti cod t his ?O?.r that ittees of tho and Safety Comrnittqo overla ps with all other operat ing Comm ttcos tho Counc il. Throug h tho fine coo:po ration with those other Commi ed. Health and Safety progra m has improv Fuller Your Committee inspe cted Kam11 Kia Kima, Camp Currie r, and Camp Health bettor ovon for tions menda and found condit ions satisf a ctory. Recom . season 1952 the for made en and Safety condit ions in thos e cam-as havo be inff Sta l ationa N tho of We wor e fortun a te this year in having a memb er spect Kamp Kia Kina. His report showed we had a good camp. boys and Throug h tho coope ration of all concer ned, we ha.d 100% of tho going, before tion a men attend ing our counc il camns rocoiv o a physic al examin and a rechec k en arri val at cam~. Tho A vital pn.rt of tho Boy Scout Progra m is Health and Safety . })rogr a me tho into follow ing statem ents will show s ome of the ways it enters Traini ng Health and Safety instru ction has boon given at each Loa der's cours e . wore During tho year, 538 Scouts who advanc ed to Second Class Rank t o tho First traine d in First Aid and Safe ty, 233 Sc outs who wor e promo ted Cl as s Ra nk were furthe r traine d in First Aid. m Tho follo wing Mor i t Badges relate d to tho Health and Safety Progra wore ea rned during tho year. Public Health Person al Health First Aid Lifo Saving Swimming Physic a l Devol o·omon t 162 143 177 101 113 66 Athl e tics Canoei ng Rowing Sa fety Fi r oma n ship 84 23 19 179 184 I 1T'I'JR-RAC I AL COM? ; I TT'JE Negro Tho work of t ho Int er-Rac ial Comm ittee is confin ed solej.y to il. Counc youth and i s handle d throug h tho Semino l e Divisi on of tho Page - 6 - I 1 ~ ! �Tho Com!:'littoc fools that all of us can be ·oroud of tho Scouting program carried on for tho benefit of tho Negro boys o:f our area. In tho 104 units in the Seminole Division there arc 2,066 boys, tho largest membership in tho history of tho Council. As a matter of record our Council now ranks fifth in size of all of tho Councils in tho United States serving Hogro youth, and it ranks first in Region 5, which comprises tho States of Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississip··- ii, Tcnnossoo. For full details on Negro momb Grship please soc tho Report of tho Organization and Extension Committoo. Tho summer camp of tho Seminole Division was hold at Full e r State Park during tho past su.rnmor. This was tho second year those facilities have boon used ancl they :nrovcd satisfactory with some exceptions there is no swimming or boating evailablo in tho Park. This noccssitatod carrying tho bo3rs a:pu roximat oly thirteen miles by truc~r. to swim in ono of tho Memphis pools and rosultod in considerable OX})Onso as well as loss of time in trans:oorti ng tho bo3rs. Tho State of Tonnossoo has now aFprovod -plans for a largo pool in tho Parl: and wo understand it will be built as soon as st e el can be made availabl e . Tho tent platforms should bo scroonod to provide protection against mOSQUitos which wore a nuisance tho past summor. Ploaso re f er to tho Camn ing Comrni tteo Report for clotails on camp attendance, which 111as tho iargost in our histor~r. Wo recently a nd. tho,t courses, arc ploasod to report the t arrangements havo boon made ,just so that our lfogro Scouts rna;:r use Cam:n Full or for wook-ond.s the facili tios have boon made ava ilable for use in traini ng one of vrhich was hold there in Hovcmbor. All in all tho Seminole Division is making :prog ress but thor ,: a:ro stj_ll thousands of boys who want and noocl Scouting -- during tho coming ~roar ovor~r effort will bo maclo to gi vo thorn this tr'.:lining. During 1951 the efforts of t:11e Training Department have been in gathering materials and tre ini ng Tra iners for the Three Year Program starting in cTanuary, 1952. During 1951 we ha ve secured the comi;ilete Cub ancl Scout Leaders Basic Training Film Library and Film Strip for Cub and Explorer Training Prog rams. We are also securing aclcli tional tra ining equi-pment in terms of tools, camu gear and are at present eng2~g ed in --laying out and d.evel oping c:m adu1 t Training Center at Camp Currier. The Council Training Committee has directed its efforts towards strengthening t~e District Training Committees and the organization of District Training Teams. I I I I I - - - - ----- ---· _____________ ________! Pago - 7 ... �·---'"------------Leadershi'P Trainin;; Commi t~g.Q.....lCont) In the Spring of 1951 Chickasaw T-One was organized under the leadership of the Council Training Committee. This is our first training troop. We are listing ·oelow the grad1.cates of Chickasaw T-One and the T-One staff. All these graduates are qualified to teach basic Sc01:ct Lead.er Courses, and. are qualified as coaches for the Arrowhead Honor. Father Joel Wiggs Fran1: Gresham Harry Simnkins IJ. n. Rawlins J, D. Carruth Fred Carney Kenneth Humnhreys Jolm Brelsford T. C. McChi.iro C. C. :J:andley A. lT. :r,cwoeney Al Smith H. W. Jonakin W, A. Kinney Howard M. Grube Rick Mays Robert Highgate Norwood Paddison W. Gordon Morris, S.M. Hal Bynum, JASM Robert JJundquist, JASM JJ, Tweerl Johnson, JASM Thurman J, Frashure, S?L The folloi.<J'ing graph will show our Jirogress in training leaders. The linr on the gra:oh shows the number of units with &.t least one person having complete<l basic training. The asterisk (*) on the 1951 line re1'.)resents our percentage of units with the top unit leader Cul)master, Scoutmaster, !'Jxplorer Advisor -- having com:i)leted basic training. 0 ~ ~~--~----~~~~~l - Page 8 - �·--·----·-·-- --- -·- - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 I I Our goal for 1951 is a 10% increase in membershiu. As of Dec. 1, 1951 ive have a 6.08p gain but we are still working and h op~ t o reach our goal by Jan. 1, 1952. The membershiu increase over t he nation as of Nov, 1, 1951 was J.8% Cr"ickasaw C01mcil now has the· largest membershi-p in its 15 year history with grand t 'l tal of 6' 377 boys. a OUR OUR CUR OUR GROWTI-1 G:oQ1·JTS: GRCN Tq GRC' 1•TTrt IN IN HT IN PAST PAST PAST PAST YEAR . . . • 6.08% 4 TIARS • · • J7 .08% 10 TIARS • • 76.61'}& 12 TJJL'J:i.S • ,104.J9% 4,652 -~ C:Qll .2:.L..J_·~ 1.000 ! Year 1940 191H 1942 194J I----- -- ·- · - - -··-- - - -- ·- ·- -·- 1944 1945 --- ···--·-·-··-- - ·- 19L1-7 ·----·- --- - 1950 1951 ····- -- - - - - -·--·--··-·· - - - · --- Page - 9 - I I 1 _) �--~ · ----------- Below is a comparison of membership for the years 1950 and 1951: DEC ._1_, 1 <DQ White Negro White Negro TOTAL Scouts Scouts Ex:plorers JJxulorers SCOUTS AND EXPIJOB?,RS White Cub Scouts 1;egro Cub Scouts TOTAL CUB SCO'JTS TOTAL CUJ3S, SCOUTS, ::JXPLomms TOTPJ, LJJAD::JRS GRAND TOTAL MBME:'ilRSHIP • Tote.l Units • • • DEC. 1, 12.21. 2,322 1,379 183 11 3,895 2,240 _1,362 189 82 17 1,489 628 --2,117 1,893 693 2,586 404 6,012 6,377 365 2,114 2,045 8,126 8,422 296 242 251 9 6 11 104 0 3,791 65 469 69 The District Organization & Zxtension Committoes and the Commi s sioner's Staff a ro to ·be commended for the outstanding job they have done t his ;;roq:-. 'We s ince :~o l y ap·oreciato the fine service they have rendered to tho boy s of Chi ckasaw Coi.,mcil. Cubbing has more than held its own this yea r, showing a remarkable increase of 22.lOJ'h or a total of 4·69 boys. The 1951 ~Tational Avc-ca.ge of Cub Scout membership is 10.4% gain, therefore, percentage wise Ch..:.c~:a saw Coun i:; il ha s more than doubled the National Average. Congratulat ions to t he Cubbing Cammi ttee and Cub Lead.ers. I L Page - 10 - �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document -:.-1 _J ~ ~ ] 0 _;~ 7 3 JJ : , '~ ' ~~: '~ ':_._" ' ·'-.; '~' / / / !' if\1 "-1 . I . f'.r;·r., ·-' '/':: ~ J.G·L .1 \J . .) ~-:~: ~.. ----...... - -~ : ~~ ~- -· , : ~~-~ -- '"· J . 3._;1. I NC. i I I I MEMB'JRS OF TIDJ E : ~CUTIVE BOARD - 19 51 Mr. Alvan r. Tate, Jr. Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. T:.J. H, Austin Ch 2,rles M. Crump R. D. Fuller A. :J. Hohenberg :Clton Rieves C. U. Rittelmeyer A. D. i'k l. fuorter Mr. Mr. Fred L. Christenbury Mr. R. C. !fays Mra W. Gord on Morris Chairman Mr. Ro b ert 1. Irwin, Mr. Russell Perry Mr. A. K. :B urrow Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. J. S. Allen Mr. T. Rob e rt Acklen Mr. J. M. McKnight Mr. J. R. Walker Mr. :Bruce :G wing Mr. Ed win Da lstrom Mr , Ho wa r d M . Grube Mr. R. D. Fuller Mr. P. C. Clarke Mr. M. J. Vosse Jr. Mr. J. D. Te nnison, Jr. Mr. W. B. Dor mon Dr. :J. Foster Williams Officers ---- Northeast l~ orthwest Southeast President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-Presi dent Associa te Secretary Treasurer Sc out Commissioner Scout Dxecutive Committee Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Constitution & By Laws cu·bbing Ex:nlori ng Finance Health & Sa fety Inter-Racial Leadership Training Organization & Exten sion Outfitters Public Relations Mr. nerbert F. Hem ker Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. Monroe Wa llace, Jr. Southwest Crittend en Missis s ippi ,, Members-At-Large I I Mr. l , Mr. Henri Benner C. Arthm· Bruce Lewis C . Ca ll ow :c1 . M . Cl a yton R. C. Cl a rk Mr. !fr. Mr. Mr, Ben B . Co f fey, Jr. Mr. W. Henry Dilatush Dr. Anthony W. Dick Mr. Le wis R. Donelson, Mr. O. K. Ea rp Mr. Phil 1Jmerick Jr. Mr. Mr. Er. Hr. W. '{e nry Fisher F. Joe Planagan E. E. Garey J ack P. Gol d.schmid Mr. ~ . C. Grissom l" r. ''T. P. Halliday Mr. Charles C. Handley Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. F. Clycl e Lambert Er. J. H. j\.;alone Dr. Arthur R. Porter, '-:=--=-=:.~====-==~ -·--- · --==-~==--=---·--· Mr. Mr. Dr. Hr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. ..,, B . Saunders _:::.i . H. c. Schmeisser w. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thomp son, Jr. R . A. Trip:o eer D. L. Vale ntine Harry G. Webb ~ ! I j ------.,---------------·-----·---------,., A W A R D S TO M:JMBE;5.S OF CHIQ?.ASA1"1 couwcn' B. s . . h.. IN..Q. FOR DISTii\l"GUIS}GD SSS.VICE TO :BOYHOOD THE s I 1 VER ] EAVE R Dr. J. c. Ayers 1931 Mr. P. A. Clayton 1942 Mr. c. T. McCabe 1931 Mr. W. "D Halliday 1942 ~ . *Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Nr. F. 1. Chri stenlmry 1942 *Hr. John T. Horga.n 1931 Mr. J. s. Allen 1943 *Mr. John R. Roberts 1931 *Mr. John A. Angus l 9Lf-3 Mr. Harry 1'Te b b 1931 Mr. Charles M. Crump 1943 *Mr. L. R. Forsdick 1932 Dr. B. E . Jacobs 1944 Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Abe Scharff 1944 Mr. :Sen :B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. Bob Dozier 1944 *Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. Guy Boyer 1945 *Iv!r. George Wood 1935 Mr. Joe G. Helms 1945 Mr. F . Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. T. Robert Acltlen 19Lf,6 Mr. Robert G. Ramsey 1936 Mr. Bruce w. Ewing 1946 Er. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1946 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. M. H. Huckabee 1947 Mr. c. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr. ,,.., ..::.J. c. Grissom 1947 1"ir. c. H. Church 1938 Er. A. B. Carter 1948 *Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 Mr. i:.r. 1. Sharpe 1948 Dr. T. s. Eliot 1939 Mr. Robert 1. Irwin, Jr. 191..1-9 Hr. H. M. Clayton 1940 Mr. c. w. Rittelmeyer 1949 lir. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. 1940 Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid 1950 ~ Hr. A. K. Burrow 1941 Mr. Harry Simpkins 1950 ~· J, G. Gates 19Lf,1 Mr. Phil Emerick 1950 * Do ceased (. C~J JCJ(;\S;\\;\) c.cAJrJCJ L BS;\ JJ\]( J\ j E 1\; j ? ~ J J S J -r E J\ J J\ J . December 18, 1951. Dear Scouter: As we ap:oroach the end of another Scouting year, your Officers would like to take this opuortuni ty to thank you for your contribution in behalf of Scoutinc; during the past year. We feel tha.t through your efforts we have made excellent nrogrPss to the point that Chickasaw Council now serves more boys tha.n any previous yec:.r in the Council 1 s hi story. We feel that the quality of our Scouting has improved as exemplified by tho excellent advancEJment record that our Scouts and Cubs have compiled this year. Your efforts in behalf of our Cam})ing Progr2m have resulted in more boys than ever before getting the real outdoor thrill that cam1)ing in tho open can afford. The year 1952 presents some serious uroblems tha.t must be met and conquered along tho lines of adult leadorshiJ'• More and more of our young loaders ere bdng called into the Armed Services, with tho result that tho d emand for a groa ter munbor of trained leaders is ap·oarent. The only limitation on tho size of our Boy Mombershi~ 9 is in tho number of trained loaders that wo can maintain in tho Movement. In order that we can fulfill our objectives on 111iberty1 s Team" wo must all dotormino to continue to give our best in order that tho boyhood of our area shall enjoy tho glorious adventures of Scouting. AFTJR:mb Sincerely, ~rd#. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President Ji"l C. December 18, 19 51. To the Friends of Scouting: The Annual Meeting provides an OJlJJOrtuni ty for all of us in the Council to take stock ~· f what he,s been accomnlished during the preceding twelve months. For the <Jerica. December 1, 1950 --November JO, 1951 these accomplishments are sho'\"m in the Renorts of Committees which follow. It is my sincere belief that during this period the Council has made more progress in serving boyhood than in any urevious period in its history. There has been more cam"'9ing, more activities, better District operation; which, coupled with the excellent '\'.rorJ>:: of the Unit Leaders, the s·oJendid Commissioner's Staff, the fine Committees and the smooth functioning of the Executive Board has produced res1. ilts of which ever;:r person in the Council can take justifiable pride. To each of you who have made these accom1Jlishments possible may I take this opport·,,mity to express my deep appreciation for all that you have clone, for there is no doi.ibt that you who are leacling youth to become men of character trained for participating citize"'.lship are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Nation. WGM:MJ3 Sincerely yours, /J~ ,,!k.:r-tdo-,-,.; f'l? o ·"t--·2.A:O W. Gordon Morris, Scout :"1xecutive. ACTIVITIES COMMITT:JE Duri ng the past year it was the aim of your Committee to carry thr ou g h on :orograms which would fit all age grou:os - :Jxplorers, Scouts a:o_d Cubs. Participation by as many boy s as :p ossible was our main objective. BOY SCOUT '\'JEEX Church attendance, in a body, by units; parents' nights, demonstrations, etc. made t~is week outstanding. EXP OSITI ON - March 16 - 17 With the fine sup:oort of all leaders and. boys, we staged our finest show at the Shelby County Build ing. The ticket sales amounted to $8,867.75 and the net g c.. in on this event was $6,41?.61. Immecliately after the :Czposi ti on we started on plans for the 1952 show to be held on March 21-22, 1952. CAMP CU ?:R.n:m CAMP-0-BEE - June 8, 9. 10 The Camp-0-Ree was planned and carried out for both Scouts and Expl or e rs on the same date. Th e spirit was excellent with J4 Troops a n d :..4 Posts and/or Troops with Explorers partici:t_Jating. 15 Class "A" Awa rds were presented 8 Class "B" Awards were uresented 12 Class u C" Awards w·ere -oresented There was a total of 35 Awards presented as comuared to 29 Awards in 1950. KI TE D:S RB Y FOR CUB SCOUT S - Overton Pa rk and Audubon Park This event has grown so rapidly it was necessary to hold it in t·wo ·oarks this year - a tremendous success. CLJJlJT-UP, FIX UP PARADE - ATJril 14th FIRJ PR2J VE1'JTI01\f ~mB:~ - October 8th - - Many units participated and two trophies were awarded to the Council by the Memphis Fire Department. EXPL O~ R P OSSUM HUlifT - October 27th A gra nd success with 267 in attendance in spite of the rain. Page - 1 - I I I i I I I ------------------ --- ------------------------~ Activities Committee (Cont.) A.AAA PROGRAM - October 1st - December 1st This event was well handled and awards will be given to units at District meetings. EXPLORER HONOR BALL - December 7th A fine affair with very good attendance at Hotel Peabody. GOOD TURU DAY - l'Jovember 17th As a 11good turn11 for Gooa_will Industries, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Explorers distributed approximately 19,000 bags and asked people to give clothing, shoes, etc. which could be used by Goodwill Industries. Over 4,000 of the filled bags were collected - these having an estimated value of over $14,000.00. The materials collected will be cleaned, repaired ancl sold by the handicap~oed people who are afforded em:oloyrnent by the Goodwill Industries. This was one of the best good turns our boys have ever done. We "believe more Cubs, Scouts, Explorers took part in the various activities listed above than ever before and that the public is more Scout conscious. Not all activities we:.·e on the Council level, as our Districts are to be commended on thG fine l'.)rogram of activities in the Districts. We m:mreciate the s"'!Jlendid cooperation received from everyone in ca.rrying out a ver~r fine year of activities. ADV A!_J CEME~TT C OMH ITTDE Advancement in Chier.a.saw Council hit a new high during 1951. There was an over-all gain in e.dvancement of 76% over the 1950 record. You.r Commi ttoe has carried rm its work, as in previous years, of having more and bettor unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. There were 265 Unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor held during the year. In addition to these there were held a total of 10 District ~agle Courts of Honor. The success of the Advancement Program is a reflo~tion of the planned nnd continuous work of the district and unit leaders in tho Cubs Scout, and Explorer programs. The following advancement has boen made in 1951 and is compared with the 1950 record: 1950 1951 GAIN LOSS CUBBING Wolf 178 298 120 Bear 86 219 lJJ Lion 55 118 6J Webelos 35 67 32 Pago - 2 - i . I I I I I I I· l Advancement Commit too (Cont.) 1950 1951 GAIN LOSS SCOUTING Second Class 599 538 61 First Class 179 233 54 Merit Badges 1,646 3,363 1,717 Star 84 167 83 Lifo 3J 8J 50 Eagle 18 48 JO Eagle Palms 7 10 3 EXPLORIWG Bronzo Awards 1 5 l_} Gold Awards 1 1 Sil vor Awards 1 1 Craft Skills 2 2 Emergency Skills 1 1 Physical Fitness 1 5 4 Vocational Exuloration 1 2 1 Seaman shin 1 1 CAMPING crnri~ nTTEE Your Committee fools that tho Unit Load.ors havo done an outstanding job during tho past year and. arc to be congratulated. on their fine accomplishments in loading their boys into tho groat outof- d.oors. This has rosul ted in SJilondid training ~:md a lot of real fun fur a largo number of Scouts and Explorers. There was a tremendous upsurge in camping during 1951 -- tho total attendance at our summer camps was tho largest wo have evor had: tho attendance at year-round cam-os and short term camps was oxen ; ~:_ont; wo sincerely believe this yeci,r has boon tho best camping ycei., . ' !l tho history of the Council. !Jol ow you will finc-1 figures on carnT)ing for tho fi seal year ending l( oJvom-bor JO, 1951: CCMPARISON OF ATTEffDA~'.C 3J AT CAM. P CURRGR 1950 1951 GAIN Scouts Attending Cam-o 3,5J2 J,708 176 Gcoutors Attending Camp 458 637 179 Number of Scout Days 8,740 8,150 590 Number of Scoutors Days 1,068 1,287 219 11Tumbor of Visitors 1,157 1,892 7J5 Pago - 3 - -~ ·-·-- -- ------ ~ ··-~-·-·· - ------ ------ c or ~?ARI S ON OF Nl1 ' 11.S:WAN C::-J AT Sill'JfiBR CAl\fPS Ifunbor Numb or Gain Los_§_ Numb e r Number Ga.in Loss ---- --- SCOl..1-tS Sc quts Set Uks. _Set ·;1·.Tks. ---1950 1951 1.25Q 1951 Camp Currier 86 57 29 114 83 31 Kamp Kia Kima 398 520 122 709 965 2.56 Camp Fuller 176 217 41 259 302 43 Totals 660 '"'9h ( . 134 1,082 1,350 268 BE-CAP OF ATTENDA NCE AT LONG Ai.'ifD SHORT T:CP..M CAMPS Numb e r l'J umber Gain Loss Numb or Number Gain Loss Scouts Scouts Set Da;zs Set Days 1950 1951 1950 1951 Camp Currier 3,532 3,708 176 8,740 8,150 590 Kamp Kia Kima 398 520 122 9,923 13,510 3,587 Camp Fulle r 176 217 41 2,464 3,038 574 Misc. Sites (Short Torm) 330 1,068 738 642 1,60.5 963 Misc. Sites (Long Torm) 61 57 4 671 587 84 Totals 4,497 5,570 1,073 22,440 . 26, 890 4,4.50 Wo a ro grea tly indobtod to tho P..otary Club of Mo mnhis which g a vo six Old. Town Ca noes to Kamn ~ "ia Kima. Those c a. noes were badly noodod and wore thoroughly enjoyed. by tho jundreds of boys who used them during tho summer. They will also -be use d by t ho :Cxnlorors during tho r e mainde r of tho year. We d eeply a:nDr o ciato t h is splend id gift wh ich onablod Scout training to bo given to a lot of boys. Su o -committ e es of tho Camn ing Committee arc n ow studying and planning refor o st ration a n d irrorovo cnonts at Ca m:o Currier; plans aro being carefully made f ::: r 1, ;1 co 1952 season at a ll of our cam:o s; wo look forwe.rd to an ovori nc r oasL::iG numb er of Sc outs ancl :-5:..r-p l o rers t o join in tho fun of c a mping during t ho com i ng y oar. CUBBi l\TG COMM I TT~.:.E Tho CuJJ -bi ng Cc:imrn it toe is vary p r oud t o report of its accomulisbmonts f or the y o o;r 1951. During t he pas t y e a r s u ccessful Cub S c out Acti v ities i n cluclod t :10 Cub Kite Do rby, Cub- 0-::to o , Ex p ositi on and a Cubber s P ow-tfo w. Tho Ki t e Deroy h ol d t h i s y ear was in t wo secti o ns with the largest atte ndanc e of any ICit o Do rby i n the hist or y of Chicka saw Council. The Southwest arn1 F orthwost Districts mot a t Ov e rton Pa rk for their Kite Derby a nd t h e No rt h e ast and Southeast met at Audubon Pa rk. I I /' Tho Cubbers Pow-Wow was held at Memphis Stat e College for tho purpose j; of tra i n ing Cub Loader s . Pres e nt a.t t h is Pow-Wow were 311 Cubbors ro:prosont- 11 i ng 34 Pa cks or 72% cf tho Packs i n our Council• \ Pago - 4 - Cubbing Cornnittoo (Cont) Tho folloHing figures will show tho increase in momb~rship as compared to 1950. 1950 1951 Gain Cub Scouts ( 1'.711.i to) 1,489 1,893 404 Cub Scouts ( ~Teg ro) 628 693 65 --- TOTAL 2,117 2,586 469 Cub Packs (White) 45 53 8 Cub Packs ( Negro) 27 30 J TOT_l\L 72 83 11 JJXPLORHJG COl !M ITTE:-J Tho Exploring Commit tee is o:) roud to rcnort that tho year of 1951 was tho most successful in tho historl of Jx-oloring in Chickasaw Council. Tho canoe trailer with canoes ~Jrovir1od by tho Cam:oing Committee was :put to excellent use during t~10 entire ;;tear. Activities included Explorer Splash P a rties, Sq_uaro Dances, tho ::Jxnloror Po ssum Hunt, tho Ex-oloror Honor Ball. Tho success of all those activities was duo to tho untiring efforts of tho District Activities Chairman as well as tho splendid cnoporation rocoi vod frnm tho Camping and. tho Acti vitios Commi ttcos of tho Council. At tendance at tho Possum Hunt was 267 and tho a tt endance at tho Explorer Honor Ball was over 200 persons. Atteno.ancc ':ras larger than over before at those Exnloror ovonts. t:pocia,l r e cognition is duo tho Professiona l Staff for their Explo: d ng program at ~(amp Kia Kima during tho 1951 camping season as well as their oxccllont coo"J)cration during tho ontiro Scouting yoar. FINANCE COMM ITTEE Althoug h tho Council is und.or-financcd wo boliovc it will live within its income for tho ycBr 1951. Wo arc entirely free of debt, as it has boon tho policy for many ?oa rs to Sl?Ond only those funds which wore i n hand. By careful management all camps woro oporatod without a loss during tho past summer and this dos :•) i t o t!'.lc vory low camp foos of $12.00 per wook for white Scouts and $7.00 per wook for !J(: gr o Scouts. We know that many othe r camps charged much higher fo e s but we do not believe they did any better camping than we did. Chic~msaw Council faces a groat challenge for 1952. Tho ra:pid growth of Scouting and the continued rise in tho cost of operations will put a sovore str ~ in on our finances. Your Committee is making every effort to socuro tho noodcd money in order that Sc'Juting may go forwa rd and serve tho youth who need this training. Pago - 5 - _, l--·· ···- --- --- ···-- ------·--·- · ----- -- ~-·- ·· --- -- - -·--~---- ·- ---- --- ·---- ----------- ! I I Finance C~mmittoo - (Cont) We arc greatly indebted to our auditors, Poat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. for their fine co-operation throughout tho year. They have given tremendous help in carrying on the :program, have audited our bocks a.nd have given very freely of their time and effort to assist in working out our financial probloms. All of us certainly owe them a veto of thanks for their contribution to tho cause of Scouting. EIBALT::J: & SAFETY COMMITTEE It ha s boon strongly noted and nracticod t h is ?O?.r that tho Health and Safety Comrnittqo overlaps with all other operating Committees of tho Council. Through tho fine coo:poration with those other Commi ttcos tho Health and Safety program has improved. Your Committee inspe cted Ka m11 Kia Kima, Camp Currier, and Camp Fuller and found conditions satisfa ctory. Recommendations for ovon be ttor Health and Safety conditions in thos e cam-as havo be en mad e for the 1952 season. We wor e fortuna te this year in having a memb e r of tho National Sta ff inspect Kamp Ki a Kina. His report s howed we had a good ca mp. Through tho coope ration of all concerned, we ha.d 100% of tho boys and men attending our council camns rocoivo a physical exa mina tion before g oing, and a recheck en arrival at cam~. A vital pn.rt of tho Boy Scout Program is Health and Safety. Tho following statements will show s ome of the ways it e nters into tho })ro g r a me He a lth and Safety instruction has boon given at each Lo a de r's Training cours e . During tho year, 538 Scouts who advanced to Second Class Rank wore trained in First Aid and Safe ty, 233 Sc outs wh o wor e promoted t o tho First Cl as s Ra nk were further trained in First Aid. Tho follo wing Mor it Badges related to tho Health and Safety Progra m wore e a rned during tho year. Public Health 162 Athl e tics 84 Personal He alth 143 Ca n oeing 23 First Aid 177 Ro wing 19 Lifo Saving 101 Sa fety 179 Swimming 113 Fi r oma n ship 184 Physica l De vol o·omon t 66 I 1T'I'J R-RAC I AL COM? ; I T T'JE Th o work of t ho Int e r-Racial Committee is confined solej.y to Negro youth a nd i s handled through tho Se minole Division of tho Council. Page - 6 - I 1 ~ ! I I I I I Tho Com!:'littoc fools that all of us can be ·oroud of tho Scouting program carried on for tho benefit of tho Negro boys o:f our area. In tho 104 units in the Seminole Division there arc 2,066 boys, tho largest membership in tho history of tho Council. As a matter of record our Council now ranks fifth in size of all of tho Councils in tho United States serving Hogro youth, and it ranks first in Region 5, which comprises tho States of Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississip··-ii, Tcnnossoo. For full details on Negro mombGrship please soc tho Report of tho Organization and Extension Committoo. Tho summer camp of tho Seminole Division was hold at Fuller State Park during tho past su.rnmor. This was tho second year those facilities have boon used ancl they :nrovcd satisfactory with some exceptions - there is no swimming or boating evailablo in tho Park. This noccssitatod carrying tho bo3rs a:puroximatoly thirteen miles by truc~r. to swim in ono of tho Memphis pools and rosultod in considerable OX})Onso as well as loss of time in trans:oorting tho bo3rs. Tho State of Tonnossoo has now aFprovod -plans for a largo pool in tho Parl: and wo understand it will be built as soon as st eel can be made availabl e . Tho tent platforms should bo scroonod to provide protection against mOSQUitos which wore a nuisance tho past summor. Ploaso re f er to tho Camn ing Comrni tteo Report for clotails on camp attendance, which 111as tho iargost in our histor~r. Wo arc ploasod to report the t arrangements havo boon made ,just recently so that our lfogro Scouts rna;:r use Cam:n Full or for wook-ond.s a nd. tho,t the facili tios have boon made ava ilable for use in training courses, one of vrhich was hold there in Hovcmbor. All in all tho Seminole Division is making :progress but thor,: a:ro stj_ll thousands of boys who want and noocl Scouting -- during tho coming ~roar ovor~r effort will bo maclo to gi vo thorn this tr'.:lining. During 1951 the efforts of t:11e Training Department have been in gathering materials and tre ining Tra iners for the Three Year Program starting in cTanuary, 1952. During 1951 we have secured the comi;ilete Cub ancl Scout Leaders Basic Training Film Library and Film Strip for Cub and Explorer Training Programs. We are also securing aclcli tional tra ining equi-pment in terms of tools, camu gear and are at present eng2~g ed in --laying out and d.evel oping c:m adu1 t Training Center at Camp Currier. The Council Training Committee has directed its efforts towards strengthening t~e District Training Committees and the organization of District Training Teams. --------- ---· ____________ ________ ! Pago - 7 ... ·---'"------------- Leadershi'P Trainin;; Commi t~g.Q... . lCont) In the Spring of 1951 Chickasaw T-One was organized under the leadership of the Council Training Committee. This is our first training troop. We are listing ·oelow the grad1.cates of Chickasaw T-One and the T-One staff. All these graduates are qualified to teach basic Sc01:ct Lead.er Courses, and. are qualified as coaches for the Arrowhead Honor. Father Joel Wiggs Fran 1: Gresham Harry Simnkins IJ. n. Rawlins J, D. Carruth Fred Carney Kenneth Humnhreys Jolm Brelsford T. C. McChi.iro C. C. :J:andley A. lT. :r,cwoeney Al Smith H. W. Jonakin W, A. Kinney Howard M. Grube Rick Mays Robert Highgate Norwood Paddison W. Gordon Morris, S.M. Hal Bynum, JASM Robert JJundquist, JASM JJ, Tweerl Johnson, JASM Thurman J, Frashure, S?L The folloi.<J'ing graph will show our Jirogress in training leaders. The linr0 on the gra:oh shows the number of units with &.t least one person having complete<l basic training. The asterisk (*) on the 1951 line re1'.)resents our percentage of units with the top unit leader - Cul)master, Scoutmaster, !'Jxplorer Advisor -- having com:i)leted basic training. ~ ~~--~----~~~~~l - Page 8 - ·--·----·-·----- -·------------- - 1 Our goal for 1951 is a 10% increase in membershiu. As of Dec. 1, 1951 ive have a 6.08p gain but we are still working and h op~ t o reach our goal by Jan. 1, 1952. The membershiu increase over t he nation as of Nov, 1, 1951 was J.8% Cr"ickasaw C01mcil now has the· largest membershi-p in its 15 year history with a grand t 'l tal of 6' 377 boys. .-2~: .L..CJ_:·~Qll 1.000 OUR GROWTI-1 IN PAST YEAR . . . • 6.08% OUR G:oQ1·JTS: IN PAST 4 TIARS • · • J7 .08% CUR GRCNTq HT PAST 10 TIARS •• 76.61'}& OUR GRC'1•TTrt IN PAST 12 TJJL'J:i.S • ,104.J9% 4,652 I I ! I Year 1940 191H 1942 194J 1944 1945 19L1-7 1950 1951 I I- ------ ·-·---·------ ·-·--·- --- ···--·-·-··---·- ·----·- --- - ···--- -----·--·--··-··---·--- _)1 Page - 9 - I L --~· ----------- Below is a comparison of membership for the years 1950 and 1951: DEC ._1_, 1 <DQ White Scouts 2,322 Negro Sc outs 1,379 White Ex:plorers 183 Negro JJxulorers 11 TOTAL SCOUTS AND EXPIJOB?,RS 3,895 White Cub Scouts 1,489 1;egro Cub Scouts --62-8 TOTAL CUB SCO'JTS 2,117 TOTAL CUJ3S, SCOUTS, ::JXPLomms 6,012 TOTPJ, LJJAD::JRS 2,114 GRAND TOTAL MBME:'ilRSHIP • • • • 8,126 Tote.l Units 242 DEC. 1, 12.21. 2,240 _1,362 189 0 3,791 1,893 693 2,586 6,377 2,045 8,422 251 6 404 65 469 365 296 9 82 17 11 104 69 The District Organization & Zxtension Committoes and the Commi ssioner's Staff aro to ·be commended for the outstanding job they have done t his ;;roq:-. 'We s ince :~o l y ap·oreciato the fine service they have rendered to tho boy s of Chi ckasaw Coi.,mcil. Cubbing has more than held its own this year, showing a remarkable increase of 22.lOJ'h or a total of 4·69 boys. The 1951 ~Tational Avc-ca.ge of Cub Scout membership is 10.4% gain, therefore, percentage wise Ch..:.c~:a saw Coun i:;il has more than doubled the National Average. Congratulat ions to t he Cubbing Cammi ttee and Cub Lead.ers. Page - 10 - Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Kia Kima Camper Sash Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Emblem (Sash) Memorabilia Patch https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1f503ff8bcc9c2179d3aaad1a67f3d34.pdf c164967259e622c3a8c2fd52db66b465 PDF Text Text I .. \ ..... ·":, '·':' ··~·':. :~_:, '· •, ' ~ .,_ \ :~. ,···... ..•. "· ..... ' ,,,'.. ·~:~:'.· .. ... ·. \' .... ' _::· :·. · ·' : ....... ._:_ I ....: f ...·_.:· ..:· . .., I i/ / ... :: \ ,\:·\ } ::O:' .,... \ ;:: ·, ·,: : \ ".,, ,'.\':. \ :r\ ' , . • ; The first day of Kamp is just a few weeks off. i tem·s we must remember - - - Here are some e.:i.anina'0 ions are required for all Scouts and Leaders. e:x:a:riination blanks are available at the Scout Office. ::':::tr::U~:- - --r.+ ••• , rL+ '"""~m<•d<d . ib The medicaJ;;;· '.'~i ': ;~ ~ Typhoid \:. '' ~? ... ~Y'\\:ff !f!l..13 train (Frisco) leaves Memphis at 8: 45 A.M. and arrives at Hardy, \'\·: -=.1 \ '\ .tu.a.:.m..sa~ at l2g 50 noon. Lunch will not be served at Kamp the day you C1.rrive. Please instruct your Scouts to bring their own lunch. You will be met at the train station in Hardy. A baggage fee of 50 cents per Scout is charged for hauling baggages from Hardy to Ka:np. This is a round trip rate. The train returning to Memphis l ca.ves Hardy at 11:45 A.M. and arrives at Memphis at 3:50 P.M. ».i.:~ly lunch will be served before you leave Kamp. The Roundtrip fare is $6. 84 per person. Ji , \ ( <\.\ J· 1 .;:~~ ~\\ .11 / (::} { :. ,~·- f .;-• ,. i It Onr 1951 Kamp will be the largest in our History. Lets all .,..ork Come to ge~her to make it the best Kamping experience possible. to Kamp ,.,i th a goo d fl exi bl e Kamp pro gr am that can easily be in Kamp and the Kamp program. · ceiordinated wi t,h the other Uni We will be waiting for you at Kamp. i ltd ~ r. • ·: ;, ~ !::) lY I~: i :~; ts r"rf ,. \\ tl Sqoutingly yours, " Thurman J. Frashure, Camp Direct.or \ /~ 1P ·~-~,· ;'y l J .. ··,. / �,,.. .... : . -,<~~~i~;~ .', ."(..:, ·t".;r· :"(, (·.: - - ~......;>: :...... \ • "'1- t ·' ~ : I I ·,.::.. ···...•.. . ·~ ) .-c«/' -. \: I, I . _. ... , b., '~ ·..... ·. . ···. : ....... . .. ! '·. ·.'· . ... ', .y.. .. . . : :.··. : : '".· ~ ...";...;:·,;_ I -.\ ' ~ . : > -: ·.· · / :.: . ~: . ··, ·:.·~:I \' ;I 1\),· ' SCOUTING HIGHLIGHT OF THE SUMMER SEASON JJeaders of t h e Chickasa\·1 Council, Boy scouts o f .America are planning the bi g::;est s;.lfilmer camp in the Council's history at Kamp :rn.a K:i.mao An exp erienced efficient camp staff has been secured to aG~: :1i s ter the p rogram and to guide the Troop Leaders in their :t·-·.-, g-~·s.m planning.. ~T . TO BRING TO C.AMP 7'1ECESS.ARY Sw~ater or Jacket F~i.rst Aid Kit NOTE : Rath towels Soa:? Fl a shli ght Swimmi ng trucks Too t b pa.ste Too t h brush Leather hiking shoes 2 Pr. underuear 2 Pr ., Socks 2 Heavy blankets Hankarchi efs l!i ble or Pr ayer- Book Scout Hana.-cook Scout Uniform 00:.;k ld. t 2 Sheets Q'E~ION.AL Old Shoes for wading in water Sc.out axe Ra incoat Mu ,:ical Instrument Cam era A~0hery equipment f:l~hing Tackle C:::: '.llpass Ci~teen .E:iC·:; ra Shirts .1'x:;ra Shorts Ex ;;ra Seo ks PHYS! C.AJi EXlii:l iI NATION A physical examination ,.,ill be required for every Scout before he comes to Kamp Kia Kima. See your Sco u tmaster for this form. LEADERSHIP We urge a ll sponsoring institutions to see l ee.der attends with each Troop. MAILI NG .ADDRESS KAlv!P KIA KIM.A HARDY, ARKANSAS. .· '.:; �I KA.MP XIA KIMA.·.- · 1951 PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES SATURDAY AFTERNOON Camp Tours Dinner Green Bar Meeting (Immedia tely after meal - Dining Hall - Program for week set-up) Campfire by Staf'f Call to Q,uarters Tap s. First Call 7:25 Reveille 7:30 3reakfast 8:00 8:00 - 9:80 Clean Up Inspectio n Scouts own Service 9:30 Medical recheck 12: - 12:30 Recreatio nal Swim 9:45 10:00 SUNDAY 1:00 Dinner Rest Period Tours to Points of 5:00 2: 30 Interest nal Swim Recreatio 5:00 - 5:30 Eat 6: 15 Free Time Vespers 8:30 Call ta Q,uarters Taps SUGGESTED NIGHT PROGRAM Sat. -- 1Vide games - camp fire (by staff) Sunday -- Vespers Monday -- Signaling games - night orientati on Tuesday -- Campfire ~Inter-camp program) Wednesday ~ Oven1ight trip or wide games Thursday -- Overnight trip Friday -- Campfire and Order of the Arrow Ceremony Scouts taking herit Badges will be informed as to time, place and counselor . S. H. help Scouts decide whether he should take Merit Badge Work or enter demonstra tion area. He should be a 1st Class Scout before he takes up the I.ierit :Sa.dge Field. There will be a counselor for most Camping Merit Badges. Inspect ion of va rious units & crews will be made through-o ut week. Spec i al recognitio n will be given for good work (unit & crew) Good Camper Awards Sash will be available to indi viduru Scouts who : qualify. Camp emblems will be awarded to each Scout. Trading Post will have moccasins , camp 11 T11 shirts, cards, writing paper, stamps There will be a Camp Bank for Bcouts 1 convenien ce. �'::, :.. c' ) 0 '"' !"'... KAMP KIA KIMA. PR)GRAN OPPORTUNITIES - 1951 Morning Periods for demonstration on Patrol or Unit Basis. Afternoon Periods for Units under own Leadership. Various Demonst~rtion Areas - with Staff Instruction. CHOO SE Camping Axe Yard .Area 10-11 10-11 Rope Yard 9-10 Compass Area 9-10 ~racking Angling Archery PERIODS Rifling Pit 9-10 10-11 2-3 i-iOHDAY 10-11 9-11 2-3 Nature Trail 9-10 2-3 Tent iviaking & Pitching Trip Indian Indian Lore Pottery Menu & Packing 9-10 1 0-11 10-11 Field Trip TU:8SDAY 10-11 10-11 9-10 9-10 9-10 10-11 .2-3 9-11 2-4 2-3 i·[EJ)l~ZSDAY 10-11 9-10 9-10 10-11 2-3 10-11 2-3 THURSDAY Work on Good Campers Award. Time open for further instructions &'pract ices. Overnight Hike to nearby Outposts. FRIDAY 9-11 Good Campers Awar d 2-3 Adventure Trail (All Units may participate on Patrols or Crews Basis) 3-4: 30 Water Carnival (All Uni ts may· participate.) 5:00 Uniform Inspection (All Units) Campfire 2-3 2-3 �SCOUT'S MEDICAL RECORD BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CitY - - - -- - - -- -- -- - - - - - - - - - - Zone,_____ __ State_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ No._ _ _ _ __ _ _ Type of Uni Troop, Post, Squadron or Ship Dates Registered For Camp•- - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - HEALTH HISTORY Note To Parents: This page is to be filled out carefully by parent or guardian of Scout before he takes it to a medical doctor for his pre-camp examination . To assure the greatest degree of enjoyment and the fullest possible protection, each applicant for participatio n in a Scout Camp program is required to present evidence that his physical condition assures a healthy and safe experience. The following health information is requested to give the examining physician a basis for his examination . Please answer all questions. Ishishealth ,ingeneral, good?_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ IS HE SUBJECT TO: (Please answer yes or no) 0 Colds? _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _____ Poisonivy, Poisonoak or Poisonsuma c?_ _ __ _ _ _ Sinus Trouble? _____ _____ __ _ _ _ __....arTrouble? _____ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Cramps (in the water)? _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ Fainting Spells?_ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Convulsions ? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ HAS HE HAD: Hernia (rupture)? _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ An Attack of Appendiciti s? Scarlet Fever? _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Rheumatic Fever? _ _ _ __ _ __ __ __ _ __ St. Vitus Dance? _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ Infantile Paralysis? Heart Disease?_ _ _ __ ,_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ KidneyDise ase? _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Asthma or Hay Fever? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _..• alaria? - - - - - - -- - -- - -- -- -- Has he had or has he been exposed to Tuberculosi s? ____ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Any other significant disease? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ Is he nervous or does he get upset easily? _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ______ ____ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ Has he been vaccinated against Smallpox?_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ Has he been immunized against Diphtheria?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _______ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ D~te _ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ Signeu__ _ ______ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Poronr or G uardian 350000<!50 �\ l MEDICAL EXAMINATION Note to Examining Medical Doctor: The applicant wishes to participate in a camping program of the Boy Scouts of America. If he is accepted, he will participate in a program of rugged outdoor activities under all kinds of weather conditions. These may include swimming, climbing, sailing and rowing. It is necessary that he be in good health and excellent physical condition. Your cooperation in making a careful examination will be greatly appreciated. To help you in making this examination we have secured his health history which will be found on the reverse side. Is his Heart normal? _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ Are his lungs normal? _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ Is condition of the following satisfactory: Ears? _ __ _ _ _ _~,ose? _ _ _ __ _ _Throat? Is his Vision normal? _ ______ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ Do his Teeth need dental care?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Is there any disorder of the Skin? Are his Extremities normal? _ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Has he Hernia or any abnormality of the Genitalia?_ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ __ Was a Urine examination made? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ __ (Knowledge of the sugar and albumin content of the urine makes it desirable to have a test made by the examining physician, or that a report of such a test be brought to him when he makes the complete examination.) Does he need to be vaccinated or protected against Diphtheria? (see last question on reverse)_ _ _ _ __ _ _ What steps have been taken to correct any abnormalities you have noted, or what recommendations do you makeinregardtothem? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ When was he last given tetanus toxoid (not antitoxin)? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ Is there any indication for restricting his physical activities in anyway?_ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ Date,_ _ _ __ __ ·--- -- - _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __...•.D. Signe~ CAMP MEDICAL EXAMINATION RE-CHECK Note to Local Council: It is of the greatest importance for the protection of each individual and of the entire camp population, that a re-check be made by a medical doctor of the health condition of each Scout at the time of his arrival at camp (or at home on day of departure for camp). This may be very brief but must include observation of the throat, skin, eyes and stethoscopic examination of the heart and check for hernia. A re-check by a medical student, physical director or other layman is not acceptable. If there is no resident doctor at camp, the Local Council should arrange with one or more doctors in a nearby community or a medical member of the Health and Safety Committee to visit camp at the beginning of each period to make this re-check. Is this Scout, to the best of your knowledge, free from any communicable disease, and from your inspection of him and his health history, do you find him fit for all camp activities? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ Comments and suggestions_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Signe.......__ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _..••.D. Date·----------~ CAMP HEALTH HISTORY Arrival Weight (in underwear) Date_ _ __ ~Departure Weight (in underwear)_ ___ Date_ __ __ Illness or injury at camp_ __ ___ __ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Recommendations .H_, ( Q ) �KAMP KIA KU'iA - 19 51 WATERFRONT Daily Non-Swimmers Beginners Swimmers ( Merit Badges) Scout Life Guard Canoeing Schedule 11: 00 11:30 11:00 12: 00 10: 00 ll::J.5 - 11: 30 12:00 12:00 1: 00 . 11: 15 12:15 Canoe trips of one or two days l ength of various types can be arranged. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Leaders Guides Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource The Kia Kima Leaders Guide is published annually with information regarding the camp facilities, program, and registration. This collection of Leaders Guides begins in 1918, the third camping season of Kia Kima. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document l J ' ' .. "· ' I .. \ ~ .,_ ..... ·":, \ ..•. :~. ,··· ... ,,, ·~:~:'.· ..... _::· .. :·. · I ._:_ .... : f ... ·_.:· . .. :· ., . '·':' ·' : I ··~·':. ... ·. :~_:, '· \' .... .... ... :: ... i/ / •, ' \ \ ,\:·\} ::O:' .,... ".,, ,'.\':. \ ;:: ·, ·,: : \ :r\ ' , . • ; The first day of Kamp is just a few weeks off. i tem·s we must remember - - - Here are some e.:i.a nina'0ions are required for all Scouts and Leaders. The medicaJ;;;· '.'~i ': ;~ ~ ib e:x:a:riination blanks are available at the Scout Office. Typhoid \:. '' ~? ... ::': ::tr::U~:- ---r.+ ••• , rL+ '"""~m<•d<d . ~Y'\\ : ff !f!l..13 train (Frisco) leaves Memphis at 8: 45 A.M. and arrives at Hardy, \'\·: -=.1 .tu .a.: .m. .sa~ at l2g 50 noon. Lunch will not be served at Kamp the day \ '\ you C1.rrive. Please instruct your Scouts to bring their own lunch. \ You will be met at the train station in Hardy. A baggage fee of 50 cents per Scout is charged for hauling baggages from Hardy to Ji , \ Ka:np. This is a round trip rate. The train returning to Memphis ( <\.\ l c a.ves Hardy at 11:45 A.M. and arrives at Memphis at 3:50 P.M. J· 1 .;:~~ ».i.:~ly lunch will be served before you leave Kamp. The Roundtrip .11 / ~\\ fare is $6. 84 per person. (::} { :. i ltd Onr 1951 Kamp will be the largest in our History. Lets all .,..ork to ge~her to make it the best Kamping experience possible. Come to Kamp ,.,i th a goo d fl exi bl e Kamp pro gr am that can easily be · ceiordinated wi t,h the other Uni ts in Kamp and the Kamp program. We will be waiting for you at Kamp. Sqoutingly yours, f .;- • ,~·- ~ • ·: I i ,. ;, ~ t r. !::) lY I~: i :~; r"rf \\ tl Thurman J. Frashure, Camp Direct.or " ,. /~ 1P ·~-~,· ;'y .. ·,. / \ . . "(..:, -- ,<~~~i~;~ .' , • "'1- I I ) .-c«/' \: _. ... , ·t".;r· :"(, (·.: - - ~ ...... ;>: : ...... t ·' I, b., -. ~ : I ·~ '~ · . . : . I ·,.:: .. · ... · ..... • .. . ·. ....... : ! '·. . ... ·.'· . '".· , y ' .. : . : ~ .· . .. . . : : ~ ' . : > -: ·.· · / - .\ :.: . ~: .. · , ·:. ·~:I ... "; ... ;:·,;_ ... ;I 1\),· SCOUTING HIGHLIGHT OF THE SUMMER SEASON JJeaders of t h e Chickasa\·1 Council, Boy scouts o f .America are planning the big::; est s;.lfilmer camp in the Council's history at Kamp :rn .a K:i.mao An exp erienced efficient camp staff has been secured to aG~: :1i s ter the p rogram and to guide the Troop Leaders in their :t·-·.-, g-~·s.m planning .. 7'1ECE SS.ARY Rath towels So a:? ~T . TO BRING TO C.AMP Sw ~ater or Jacket F~i.rst Aid Kit 00:.;k ld. t NOTE : 2 Sheets \' Fl a shlig ht Swi mmi ng trucks Too t b pa.ste Too t h brush Leather hiking 2 Pr. u nderuear Q'E~ ION.AL Sc.out axe Ra incoat Mu ,:ical Instrument Old Shoes for wading in water shoes 2 Pr., Socks 2 Heavy blankets Hank archi efs l!i ble or P r ayer- Book Scout Hana.-cook Scout Uniform Cam era A~0hery equipment f:l~hing Tackle C:::: '.llp ass Ci~teen .E:iC·:;ra Shirts .1'x:; ra Shorts Ex ;;ra Seo ks PHYS! C.AJi EXlii:liI NATION A physica l examination ,.,ill be required for every Scout before he co me s to Kamp Kia Kima. See your Sco u tmaster for this form. LEADERSHIP We urge a ll sponsoring institutions to see l ee.de r atten ds with each Troop. MAIL I NG .ADDRESS KAlv!P KIA KIM.A HARDY, ARKANSAS. ' .·'.:; ,,.. .... I KA.MP XIA KIMA.·.- · 1951 PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES SATURDAY AFTERNOON Camp Tours Dinner Green Bar Meeting (Immediately after meal - Dining Hall - Program for week set-up) Campfire by Staf'f Call to Q,uarters Taps. 7:25 First Call 7:30 Reveille 8:00 3reakfast 8:00 - 9:80 Clean Up Inspection 9:30 Scouts own Service Medical recheck 1 2: - 12:30 Recreational Swim 9:45 10:00 SUNDAY 1:00 Dinner Rest Period 2: 30 - 5:00 Tours to Points of Interest 5:00 - 5:30 Recreational Swim 6: 15 Eat Free Time 8:30 Vespers Call ta Q,uarters Taps SUGGESTED NIGHT PROGRAM Sat. -- 1Vide game s - camp fire (by staff) Sunday -- Vespers Monday -- Signaling games - night orientation Tuesday -- Campfire ~Inter-camp program) Wednesday ~ Oven1ight trip or wide games Thursday -- Overnight trip Friday -- Campfire and Order of the Arrow Ceremony Scouts taking herit Badge s will be informed as to time, place and counselor. S. H. help Scouts decide whether he should take Merit Badge Work or enter demonstra tion area. He should be a 1st Class Scout before he takes up the I.ie rit :S a.dge Field. There will be a coun selor for most Camping Merit Badges. Inspect ion of va rious units & crews will be made through-out week. Spec i a l recognition will be given for good work (unit & crew) Good Camper Awards Sash will be available to indi viduru Scouts who : qualify. Camp emblems will be awarded to each Scout. Trading Post will h a ve moccasins, camp 11 T11 shirts, cards, writing paper, stamps Th ere will be a Camp Bank for Bcouts 1 convenience. '::, :... '"' !"' ... c' 0 ) KAMP KIA KIMA. PR)GRAN OPPORTUNITIES - 1951 Morning Periods for demonstration on Patrol or Unit Basis. Afternoon Periods for Units under own Leadership. Various Demonst~rtion Areas - with Staff Instruction. CHOO SE PERIODS Camping Axe Rope Yard Compass Area ~racking Angling Pit Archery Rifling Nature Trail Tent iviaking & Pitching .Area Yard 10-11 10-11 9-10 9-10 9-10 10-11 2-3 i-iOHDAY 10-11 2-3 9-11 9-10 2-3 9-10 10-11 10-11 9-11 10-11 9-10 10-11 9-10 9-10 9-10 9-10 10-11 2-3 10-11 TU:8SDAY .2-3 i·[EJ)l~ZSDAY 10-11 2-3 THURSDAY 9-11 2-4 2-3 Work on Good Campers Award. Time open for further instructions &'practices. Overnight Hike to nearby Outposts. FRIDAY Good Campers Award 2-3 Adventure Trail (All Units may participate on Patrols or Crews Basis) 3-4: 30 Water Carnival (All Uni ts may· participate.) 5:00 Uniform Inspection (All Units) Campfire Indian Indian Trip Lore Pottery Menu & Packing 10-11 Field Trip 2-3 2-3 0 SCOUT'S MEDICAL RECORD BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CitY ------------- - --------- Zone, _______ State _________ _ Type of Uni No. ______ _ _ Troop, Post, Squadron or Sh ip Dates Registered For Camp•----------------------------- ----- HEALTH HISTORY Note To Parents: This page is to be filled out carefully by parent or guardian of Scout before he takes it to a medical doctor for his pre-camp examination. To assure the greatest degree of enjoyment and the fullest possible protection, each applicant for participation in a Scout Camp program is required to present evidence that his physical condition assures a healthy and safe experience. The following health information is requested to give the examining physician a basis for his examination. Please answer all questions. Ishishealth,ingeneral,good? _______________________ ________ _ IS HE SUBJECT TO: (Please answer yes or no) Colds? _ _____________ _ _____ Poisonivy, Poisonoak or Poisonsumac? _ ___ _ _ _ Sinus Trouble? ________________ _....arTrouble? _______ ___ _______ _ Cramps (in the water)? _____ ___ ___ _ Fainting Spells? ______ ___ _ _ _ __ _ Convulsions? _ ____________ ______ _ _ _ _________________ _ HAS HE HAD: Hernia (rupture)? _______________ An Attack of Appendicitis? Scarlet Fever? ___ _ _____________ Rheumatic Fever? ______________ _ St. Vitus Dance? _ ___ ____________ Infantile Paralysis? Heart Disease? _ _ ___ , _ ____ ______ KidneyDisease? _____ ________ _ _ _ Asthma or Hay Fever? _____________ ..• alaria? - - --------- -------- Has he had or has he been exposed to Tuberculosis? ____ ____________________ _ Any other significant disease? _ _ _ _ _ _ _____________ _____________ _ Is he nervous or does he get upset easily? _ _______ _________________ _ _ __ _ Has he been vaccinated against Smallpox? __________________ _ _ _______ _ Has he been immunized against Diphtheria? _ __________________________ _ D~te ___________ _ Signeu_ _ _______ _ _ _________________ _ Poronr or Guard ian 350000<! 50 \ l MEDICAL EXAMINATION Note to Examining Medical Doctor: The applicant wishes to participate in a camping program of the Boy Scouts of America. If he is accepted, he will participate in a program of rugged outdoor activities under all kinds of weather conditions. These may include swimming, climbing, sailing and rowing. It is necessary that he be in good health and excellent physical condition. Your cooperation in making a careful examination will be greatly appreciated. To help you in making this examination we have secured his health history which will be found on the reverse side. Is his Heart normal? _ _ ____ _ _ _____ Are his lungs normal? _____ _______ _ Is condition of the following satisfactory: Ears? ______ ~,ose? _______ Throat? Is his Vision normal? ______ _ _______ Do his Teeth need dental care? ________ _ Is there any disorder of the Skin? Are his Extremities normal? ____ _____ ___ _ ___________________ _ Has he Hernia or any abnormality of the Genitalia? ___ _ ______ _____________ _ Was a Urine examination made? ______________________________ _ (Knowledge of the sugar and albumin content of the urine makes it desirable to have a test made by the examining physician, or that a report of such a test be brought to him when he makes the complete examination.) Does he need to be vaccinated or protected against Diphtheria? (see last question on reverse) _ _____ _ _ What steps have been taken to correct any abnormalities you have noted, or what recommendations do you makeinregardtothem? ________________________________ _ When was he last given tetanus toxoid (not antitoxin)? ____________ _______ __ _ Is there any indication for restricting his physical activities in anyway? _____ ____ _ ___ __ _ Date, _ ______ · - -- -- - Signe~ ________ ________ ___ _ _ _ __ _.. .•. D. CAMP MEDICAL EXAMINATION RE-CHECK Note to Local Council: It is of the greatest importance for the protection of each individual and of the entire camp population, that a re-check be made by a medical doctor of the health condition of each Scout at the time of his arrival at camp (or at home on day of departure for camp). This may be very brief but must include observation of the throat, skin, eyes and stethoscopic examination of the heart and check for hernia. A re-check by a medical student, physical director or other layman is not acceptable. If there is no resident doctor at camp, the Local Council should arrange with one or more doctors in a nearby community or a medical member of the Health and Safety Committee to visit camp at the beginning of each period to make this re-check. Is this Scout, to the best of your knowledge, free from any communicable disease, and from your inspection of him and his health history, do you find him fit for all camp activities? _ _ ________ _ _ _ __ _ Comments and suggestions _ _ _ _ _ _ ______ _ _____ _ _ ___ ___ _ ______ _ Date·----------~ Signe......._ _____ ____ ________ _ ____ _.. ••. D. CAMP HEALTH HISTORY Arrival Weight (in underwear) Date _ ___ ~Departure Weight (in underwear) _ ___ Date ____ _ Illness or injury at camp ___ ___ __ ____________ _______ _ ____ _____ _ Recommendations ( .H_, Q ) KAMP KIA KU'iA - 19 51 WATERFRONT Non-Swimmers Beginners Daily Swimmers ( Merit Badges) Scout Life Guard Canoeing Schedule 11: 00 - 11: 30 11:30 - 12:00 11:00 - 12:00 12: 00 - 1: 00 . 10: 00 - 11: 15 ll::J.5 - 12:15 Canoe trips of one or two days l ength of various types can be arranged. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1951 Kia Kima Leaders Guide Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Kia Kima Leaders Guide https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/af8cb1222b87e9429eb3d55d2a79e4a1.jpg d47ff730755ffd5ee96f770ff2b1acfc Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1951 Kia Kima Postcard: Canoes on South Fork River Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Henry D. Fleming Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource The original photo was taken by Henry D. Fleming in August 1951. The postcard was used for many years to encourage Scouts to write home during their time at Kia Kima. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Picture Postcard South Fork River Waterfront https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/23d28396ef56e8968a006ffbfd19ea8c.pdf 176572acf80c7cd3519854163d74dd34 PDF Text Text CHI~KASAW ~OUNCIL BOY S~OUTS OF AMERI~A I NCO R POR AT ED 416 - 420 M . & M . BLDG . MEMPHIS 3, TENN. near Scout Leader: We are enclosing a schedule of Kamp Kia Kima Program Suggestio ns for 1951. We feel sure that this \·t.l.11 be of great value to you and your Unit as you plan for Kamp Kia Kima. Remember that these are suggestio ns and that the schedule is set up. so that your Unit may participa te in as maey sld.lls as possi ble. A Medical Examinati on will be required of all Scouts and Leaders. The Medical blank will be sent to Scoutmas ters prior to the week you are in Ka.mp. All must have Typhoid shots. All Campers will be classifie d ey the Water Front on Sunday • Campers must qualify on the water Front before using canoes. C~oe trips will be a part of the Kamp program, but mus t be coordinat ed Yt.i. th the Water Front Director and his staff. We are looking forward to a great swnmer at Kamp with you and your Scouts. Scoutingl y yours, .J /oAA-n 1/,k..___ Thurman J. Frashure Camp DireotOr. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CHI~KASAW ~OUNCIL BOY S~OUTS OF AMERI~A near Scout Leader: I NCO R POR AT ED 416 - 420 M . & M . BLDG . MEMPHIS 3, TENN. We are enclosing a schedule of Kamp Kia Kima Program Suggestions for 1951. We feel sure that this \·t.l.11 be of great value to you and your Unit as you plan for Kamp Kia Kima. Remember that these are suggestions and that the schedule is set up. so that your Unit may participate in as maey sld.lls as possi ble. A Medical Examination will be required of all Scouts and Leaders. The Medical blank will be sent to Scoutmasters prior to the week you are in Ka.mp. All must have Typhoid shots. All Campers will be classified ey the Water Front on Sunday • Campers must qualify on the water Front before using canoes. C~oe trips will be a part of the Kamp program, but mu s t be coordinated Yt.i. th the Water Front Director and his staff. We are looking forward to a great swnmer at Kamp with you and your Scouts. Scoutingly yours, .J /oAA -n 1/,k..___ Thurman J. Frash ure Camp DireotOr. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1951 Kia Kima Promotional Letter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Kia Kima Promotional