The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-04
Girl Scouts Are Presented Awards
 At Meeting Friday
Thirty-four Girls Receive Honors at Court at Elks
 Hall Yesterday

The interesting program which the Girl Scout organization offers for the all-round development of the growing girl, was illustrated when thirty four girls were awarded merit badges for proficiency in various subjects, yesterday afternoon in the Elks Hall
 The Court of Awards was opened with the bugler. Laura Jeanne Clithero blowing Assembly" The very effective Colors ceremony was followed by the singing of the Star Spangled Banner and the Scouts own song, Beautiful Banner The Color Bearers were; Astrid Varness Adlienne Glass, Dorothy Ricketts and Betty Nordling; Color Guard Barbara Hermann. Isabel Parsons Sue Stewart and Sylvia Davis.
 The following badges were present. ed Archer, Sue Stewart, Ethel Fuk- uyama; Cook. Dorothy Ricketts Grace Berg, Esther George, Bar bara Hermann, Ethel Fukuyama Mary Fukuyama; Cyclist, Margaret Bands and Susie Vim; First Aid Ethel Fukuyama and Mary Fuku- yama.
 Girl Scout Aide. a group badge which covers proficiency in five re- lated subjects, was won by Laverne Pademeister Betty Wilms, Bar bara Hermann, Ethel and Mary Kuk uyama.
 Homemaker badge was earned by Ester George, Ethel and Mary F'uku- yama, and the Housekeeper badge earned by the same three and also Barbara Hermann and Laverne Pademeister
 Home Nurse: Barbara Hermann Ehel and Mary Fukuyama; Health Winner, Betty Wilms, Ethel and Mary Fukuyama; Handywoman, La- verne Pademeister; Laundress, Els ther George, Laverne Pademeister Ettel and Mary Fukuyama; Music ian, Grace Berg and Connie Davis Girl Scout Observer, Dorothy Rick etts, Mcrion Cass, Betty Wilms Photographer, Dorothy Ricketts Rock finder, Sue Stewart.
 Rambler, another group of badge'
 warded for the study of water lift insect and animal life, was earned by Sue Stewart.
 Scholarship badges were award. ed to Margaret Femmer, Erna Meirs Margaret Bands, Dorothy Ricketts Helen Anderson, Connie Davis Mary Tubbs, Shirley Davis and Pa Olson Several of these were wol for the second time.
 Signalling. Barbara Hermann ant Mary Fukuyama; World Knowledge Margaret Bands, Helen Anderson Connie Davis, Mary Tubbs and Shir ley Davis.
 | Gold Stars for perfect attendance at scout meetings were awarded to Margaret Bands two years) Connie 1avis, Mary Tubbs, Laverne Fade meister, Margaret Femmer, Grace Berg, Ruth Talmage ethree years) Winona Monroe, Pat Olson, Sylvif Davis and Betty Rice
 Silver Stars for 90 per cent at-
 andance were awarded to: Esther George, Helen Anderson, Dorothy -eicketts, Patricia Shaffer, Connie Davis, Mary Tubbs, Shirley Davis Laverln Padenieister, Margaret Femmer, Jean Johnson, Verna Mae Gruter two years) Grace Berg Beverley Leivers, Winona Monroe Betty Nordling, Irene Williams Dorothy Wilms two years), Phylis Cameron, Dorothy Fors, Isabel Par sons, Laura Jeanne Clithero.
 The following Scouts were ad- vanced to Second Class Rank: Doro- thy Ricketts, Helen Anderson, Pat ricia Shaffer, Bonnie Klein, Adrien- ne Glass and Pat Olson.
 Six girls, members of the Troop sponsored by Trinity Guild were advanced to the rank of First Glass Scouts. Because they are the frs Alaskan Girls ever to complete tn, Wifi T.o~c E.x,o