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Hats on...hats off. Your input requested

Bill Hunter (hunteb@SMTPGATE.LDS-AZ.LORAL.COM)
Wed, 20 Apr 1994 07:30:26 MST


I have a Troop of 50 some boys. We are a high adventure (means just a lot of
rock climbing, skiing and the like) and are more informal than not. But we do
require scouts to wear uniform shirts to all meetings.

My problem is that atleast half the boys wear hats (not scout hats). I don't
are either way as long as they take them off for flag ceremolny and prayer.
But I have an assistant leader who is always yelling at them to take off their
hats in the building. This is not something kids typically do when they go to
the Shopping mall, stores, etc.

Any opinions. Does it really matter? Should I turn it over to a vote by the
kids? Keep yelling?

Terry Howerton Sakima Group, Inc. SCOUTER Magazine Kansas City

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