EAGLE TIMES **TROOP 80***BSA***JANUARY 2002** |
VOL. 19 NUM. 1 |
**Christmas Banquet**
Over 100 parents, scouts, and guests attended the annual Christmas Banquet. Brandon Slay was guest speaker and kept all the scouts attention as he told of travels and patience required to succeed. Duck Tape Award went to Gary Wood. Outstanding Patrol was Apache Patrol. Outstanding Crew was Wichita. Skill Patrol was Apache Patrol. Duty, Honor, Courage Trophy went to Blackfeet Patrol. Outstanding Scout was Aaron Amos. Leadership Award went to Adam Cox. Congratulations to all scouts for an outstanding year in Troop 80!!
DATES TO REMEMBER
January Camp....date to be announced
Feb 22-24.....Snow Camp (tentative)
March 29-31...Camp Haynes (tentative)
June 9-15... Camp Don Advancement Camp
July 13-20...Wilderness Camp (tentative)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY:
DECEMBER: John Cooksey 5, Greg Henning 10, Jonathon Standish 14, Jarrod Carnes 16, Dylan Smith 18, Danny Finley 20, Christian Enevoldsen 21, Kevin Ufford 21, Bob Thompson 22, Garrett Hall 28.
JANUARY: Ryan Logan 7, Michael Walker 8, David Wetzel 9, Richard Hall 14, Matthew Wingate 15, Rhett Amburn 20, Grant Snider 30, Tim Enevoldsen 31, Eric Wolfram 31.
*Parents Support Group. Annette Walker is heading up a new parents support group. We need your help as merit badge counselors, and in planning and executing certain family events during the year. Also, the group is designed to get out information on the Troop to the parents.
*New Unit Commissioners: James Spencer and Blake Klein have agreed to start working with Cub Packs to help the council as unit commissioners. If you are interested in serving in this capacity, please contact Doug Cooper at 358-6500.
*80"s gear for sale. All Troop hats, sweatshirts, and cups are for sale to the general public. This is great looking and quality gear. Check with the Finance Committee if interested.
* Old Merit Books. The Troop does not buy new merit badge books for its library, but depends on donations of used books from scouts. If you have old merit badge books you are not using, please bring them on a Tuesday night and donate them to the Troop library.
* Museum. If you have old Boys Life magazines or Scouter’s magazines, and do not want them, please donate them to the John Banks Scout Library, which is part of the Poppe Museum.
*System Upgrade. The committee room, thanks to a donation, is now in the process of being upgraded. Work is being done on the front doors. Later, the inside walls will be redone. If interested in helping, please contact Walter Wolfram.
Wilderness Camp. We are going back to Carson National Forest outside of Questa, N.M. Base camp, central kitchen, steak dinner, Chinese food, Italian food, Mexican food. Great breakfasts. Pioneering program. Softball. Archery. BB’s. Woodcarving. Must attend 50% of all camps and meetings since last wilderness and advance a rank or earn 5 merit badges.
Camp Don Summer Camp . Advancement Camp 2002 is June 9-15. Cost again is $110.00 if paid by May 1, 2002. Sign up with the Finance Committee. We will have more information on this later. This is a great camp to earn aquatics merit badges and you can earn up to 7 or 8 merit badges in one week.
FINAL SCORES 2001
Skill patrol:
B1 Apache 464
C2 Inuit 345
D2 Maya 258
B3 Blackfeet 209
C1 Comanche 180
D1 Sioux 136
A1 Iroquois 66
Outstanding patrol:
B1 Apache 34516
B3 Blackfeet 25287
D2 Maya 23364
C2 Inuit 22114
D1 Sioux 18729
A1 Iroquois 17823
Outstanding Crew
E2 Wichita 9650
E1 Ute 7550
F1 Navaho 5321
NEW OFFICERS
Senior Patrol Leader is now Azriel “Z” Krulik for the Troop in the year 2002. The head ASPL is Michael Wood. Other ASPL’s are Shelby Amos (A Squad), Ryan Long (B Squad), Brent Klein (C Squad), and Devin Michelotti (D Squad).
***Patrol Leader Elections on January 8. A Scout must be Star to run. Patrols will be rearranged to balance them out.****
NOVEMBER CAMP. Lake Altus was home to the last camp of the year 2001. Great food was plentiful and pretty good food weather made an enjoyable weekend. The scouts did a service project for the wildlife management ranger by gathering seeds for planting this spring to increase bio diversity in a field that was damaged by construction. Most of the scouts did a little rappelling and our guests from Pack 21 had a great time going over the cliff on a rope. JT and SF scrambled up the rocks with Flip. Best campsite was the Inuit Patrol.
SWIM MEET. The 12 Scouts and a few parents who braved the weather saw a great swim meet. The Championship was won in the final event by the Maya patrol (winning the title by 1 point). No Apache Patrol (defending champions). There will be no recount. Duplicating a feat done only once before, Michael Wood swam by himself for the Maya Patrol and won the overall title. Individual winners were Michael Wood in the breast stroke, Michael Wood in the free style, and Michael Wood in the back stroke.
Alumni in the News. John Filipowicz (SPL, Eagle) won first place in the pole vault for the Coast Guard Academy in its initial track meet of the year.
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