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Re: Wood Badge Critters

Dave Hultberg (dave.hultberg@PAONLINE.COM)
Wed, 19 Jun 1996 22:29:52 GMT


On Wed, 19 Jun 1996 08:51:48 MDT, Carol Breuer wrote:

>better. In our staff development we talked about this very problem because
>it does come up frequently. We suggest that the C/C express his/her thanks
>to the patrol they are working with that they feel honored that the patrol
>would like to include them, but that their own Wood Badge patrol was Owl,
>Eagle, Fox, etc. and they are proud of their own patrol.

My Bobwhite patrol's counselor, a Fox didn't sing with us, but his name
and totem are proudly displayed on our patrol flag. Our staffers sang
the verse with their own patrols and then again on the last verse as a
staffer. We also had one staffer from Zimbabwe who had to sing alone as
the only Wolf.

+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
|David B. Hultberg, ASTA #1781 email: dave.hultberg@paonline.com|
|Advancement Chairman, Troop 196 Eagle Scout Class of 1967 |
|Keystone Area Council Bobwhite NE-VI-34 |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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