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Re: Yellow versus Khaki

Cheryl Singhal (csinghal@CAPACCESS.ORG)
Thu, 30 May 1996 15:50:52 -0400


On Thu, 30 May 1996, Terrell A. Mayton wrote:

> I have been enjoying the discussion regarding the Cub Scout uniform
> for men versus women. Let me propose something for discussion. I believe
> Cub Scout leaders should all be dressed differently from Boy Scout leaders.
> Thus why not have the blue shirts for men and women involved in Cub Scouts.
> Leaders could begin wearing the brown shirts during Webelos,the transition
> period to Boy Scouting. IMHO Cub Scouting needs to stand out.
>

I've been a little puzzled by the discussion on this. It seems to me
that back in the mists of time when my son was in Cubs, the leaders all
wore Cub-Scout-Blue not Khaki. The only khaki I saw was at the Blue and
Gold when a couple of the leaders from the Troop appeared to awe everyone
into silence. <G> Even the guy who was an ASM had two uniforms, one blue,
one khaki. But, yes, the women had yellow blouses with blue neckerchieves.

Has my memory gone that bad? Or was my Pack just determinedly different?

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