The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-12
SCOUTERS
TO RECEIVE AWARDS
AT Court OF HONOR
Three Are Selected to Get Eagle
Badge; Ceremonies Will Be
at High School

Three Bismarck Boy Scouts will re-
ceive Eagle scout badges at q court Of
honor to be held at the high school
gymnasium at 7:15 o'clock Friday
night, according to an announcement
made Friday by DR.. H. A. Brandes,
chairman Of the Bismarck court.
The Eagle badge, highest award of
the scout organization, will be given
to Robert McCurdy. Clinton Bailey.
and Robert Baker.
In addition to these awards, badges
of all ranks will be awarded to more
than 100 scouts from the 10 troops in
Bismarck.
The Pirate Band" will present a
concert at the start of the ceremonies,
which officially will be opened with
the presentation Of the colors.
The Tendefoot investiture ceremony
will be under the direction Of Charles
Liessman, assisted by IL scouts Sc
lected from the membership Of local
troops.
Second class awards will be made
by w. H. Payne, first class by DR.. j.
o. Arnson. Star badges by DR.. H. A.
Brandes, Life badges by Judge A. NJ
Christianson. Eagle Palms by H. H.
Prescott, and Eagle badges by Harold
Shaft.
Completes Fifth Year
Robert McCurdy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. McCurdy, is the first MEM
Der of troop No. 6 to win the Eagle
award. A veteran scout, he has just
completed his fifth year in the or
ganization. He has held many troop
offices during the last four years and
now is assistant scoutmaster Of his
troop under Torolf Johansen. Nc
Curdy is Is years old and was gradu-
ated from Bismarck high school last
year. He Is a member Of the Order
Of the Arrow, honorary camp frater-
nifty. His troop is sponsored by the
Presbyterian church.
Is Senior Patrol Leader
Clinton Bailey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. o. Bailey. Is one Of the original
members of Troop No. IL and the first
scout of the organization to earn the
Eagle award. A scout for the last five
years, he has been one of the most &C
tive boys in the troop and has held
every office In the organization. He
is a freshman in the Bismarck high
school and his hobbies are hunting
and swimming. Bailey has been at
Camp Chan Owapie every summer
since it was established seven years
ago and is a member of the Order Of
the Arrow. He is a senior patrol
leader in his troop under Robert
Byrne, scoutmaster.
Son of Treasurer
Robert Baker. son of Mrs. Berta
Baker, state treasurer will receive his
Eagle award after three years par
ticipation in the scout movement. He
became scout on his 18th birthday
as a member of Troop No. 3. spon-
scred by the Rotary club. A junior in
Bismarck high school, his hobbies are
hockey. stamp collecting, hunting. and
swimming. He has been assistant pa
troll leader and patrol leader in his
troop. He has attended Camp Chan
Owapie and Camp Metigoshe at Bot
tineau.
Local scouts were guests of the
Paramount theatre at special per-
Torrance at Ais p. m. Friday, about
$50 scouts marching from the audi
forum in a body to attend the per-
Torrance.
The list Of awards follows:
Tenderfoot
James Burman, Homer Boss.
Charles Conner, Herman Miller, Bud
Beal, Jack Bailey, Jack Mote, Ralph
Rhoades, Allen Bowerman. George
Garske, Roland Crane, Joseph Iback,
Leroy Stecker. Billy Peart, Clinton
Neideffer, Roland Solum, Ernest
Klein. Leonard Kositzky and Bob
Melville.
Second Class
Winston Lee Cox, Herbert Asseltine,
Ted Boutrous, Larry Laskin, Arthur
Gussner, Robert Mote, Jake Simon
nitsch, Maynard Entringer, Cyril
WEIGH, Michael Ibach, Nicholas Beck
er, Charles Clark, Clayton Crane,
William Mcdonald. Wayne Orchard,
Norman Woehle, Joe Senger, George
McCay, Lloyd Hughes. Clarence
Wheeler, Lloyd Wheeler George Bryn-
julson, Paul Wachter Jr.. Wayne
Richardson, Woodrow Weigelt, and
Robert TaviS.
First Glass
James McGuiness, Ralph Ward,
Charles Fossum, VIM. Mote, Dayton
Shipley, Emerson Logee, John Dixon,
Urban Hagen, Robert Kaiser, and
Tommy Dolan.
Star Scouts
Robert Alderman, Billy Corwin,
Brand Drew, Vernon Schroeder. Maui
rice Jacobson, Joe Knoll. Arnold An
derson, Jack Slattery, Frank Geier-
man, Jack Mayo, Harry Mccall. and
Wilbur Bender.
Life Scouts
Milton Rosen, Kenneth JoSlin, and
Delain Ward.
Robert McCurdy, Robert Baker, and
Clinton Bailey.
Bronze Palm Scouts
Ernest Mccall, Melvin Ruder, Will
son Davis, and Russell Saxvik.
Merit Badge Awards
Wilson Davis. farm home, farm
layout, automobiling; Melvin Ruder,
photography; John Wright, scholar
ship, animal industry; Vernon He'd
strom, metal work, civics: Herbert
Asselstine, firemanship, pathfinding;
Billy Corwin, farm home, scholarship,
Workmanship, automobiling safety,
stamp collecting; Milton Rosen, first
aid, pioneering, physical development,
scholarship. safety, music, reading.
and bird study; Delain Ward, metal
work, physical development, scholar
ship, first aid, civics: Neil Croonquist.
plumbing. bookbinding, farm home,
first aid to animals, scholarship: Eu-
gene Palmer, safety, photography.
scholarship and first aid: Lortn
Duemeland, first aid to animals and
automobiling.
Robert Baker, safety, scholarship,
photography, cycling. reading. leath-
ercraft, camping, cooking. bird study:
John Cameron, cycling; Duncan Wal
lace, safety chemistry: Ted Boutrous,
pathfinding: Brand Drew, animal in
dustry, personal health; Harold SLOW
en-, civics; Sam Tolchinsky. bookhind-
ing; Ralph Ward, civics, Premiership:
Charles Fossum, civics: James Nc
Guinness. reading: Vernon Schroeder.