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Re: Adult registration and uniforming

Charlie Thorpe (charlie2@RO.COM)
Thu, 23 May 1996 00:30:51 -0600


Hello Paul -

You said:

>Another reason that an unregistered adult ought not wear the uniform is
>that it confuses the scouts!...
>
>But the system doesn't always work as designed...
>...Better that we should put registered scouters
>in uniform, so he can tell them from the other adults. Not that they're
>smarter, better trained, or kinder than the other adults, mind you. Just
>that they have a particular job to do, and their being in uniform helps.

Very well put!

We DO need to try our best to make sure that these well-identified
(uniformed) adults ARE "better trained"...at least in the methods of
Scouting <g>.

A uniformed Scouter also tends to be percieved as the "safe person to go
to" when a young Scout is overwhelmed by his surroundings. IMHO, we need
to try to restrict the use of the uniform to YPP trained and "screened"
adults (if for no other reason...but, there are LOTS of other reasons <g>).

y'all come,
Charlie II

charlie2@ro.com Huntsville,Al

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