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Re: A question for collec

Jim Carter - HCI Project (hci@SKDAD.USASK.CA)
Thu, 9 Jun 1994 13:59:14 -0600


>Jim, I hope you meant First Class in the BSA as opposed to the former GSUSA
>highest award when you said that it was lesser in standing than Eagle Scout.
>If you meant otherwise, you were mistaken. Currently the highest GSUSA
>award is the Gold Award, but when I was a youth, I earned First Class, and
>believe me, it took every bit as much as earning Eagle. I am now a leader
>of both genders of Scouts. I know what the requirements are.
>
>KEEP ON SCOUTING!

Yes, I meant first class in the BSA meaning. I'm a Canuck and we haven't
had a first class rank since 1968 in Scouts (and not in my memory in
Guides). I think I'm reasonably knowledgable keeping up with all the
current Scouts Canada programs (Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers, Rovers)
and the current Girl Guide programs (Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders,
Rangers, Cadets, Jr. Leaders) and having a vague idea of the BSA programs.
GSUSA is far beyond my current expertise.

Jim Carter

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