The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05

AOulls OF ANdIQc lOE Twelve NlI l
Scout troops OF ST. John. Roose-
welt. Rackhsm and Central Grade
schools were held Thursday after
noon.
The program OF troops IL and
10 OF St. John School was held in
Cleary College auditorium. The
League OF Catholic Women acted
as hostesses to the members OF the
troops, their parents and leaders
Mrs. Paul Jackson and Miss Edith
Goyette. Miss Goyette was present
ed with a farewell gift. The badges
were presented by Mrs. H. de B.
Barss. The members of troop IL who
received awards were Mary Alice
Mcdonald. second class. hostess,
cook, design; Mary Alice Evans,
second class; Ruth Ennen, cook.
food housekeeper; Mary Louise
Frentner. hostess; Helen Vas, sec.
ond class; Marilyn Bassett. foods;
June Gonyou, hostess; Ann McDer-
mott, cook, housekeper, clothing.
Troop IS. Sue McDermott. first
aid, hostess: Anne Cleary, design;
Jeanne Bourke. design; Ann stahl,
second class.
Troops /. 2, s, Is. Is and % met
at St. Luke Church house. The
program consisted OF tableau with
flag. troop s; talk on conservation
with slides OF flowers and birds
by Miss Rachel Uhvits. of science
department OF the college: group
singing. presentation OF awards.
This was followed by a picnic in
Riverside Park. Badges were award
ed to the following Scouts: troop
l. Mrs. George Worden. leader;
Joan Weber, second class rank;
troop 2, Mrs. Earl Snyder. leader;
Lillian Frye, hostess. bookbinder,
design; Virginia Frye, hostess,
5ookbinder; Mary Lou Clouse,
Jean Woolsey, Marilyn Chandler,
Binny Jean Fisher. Dolores Milne.
Barbara Fox, Beverly Young. Nancy
DeVee.
Troop 6. Miss Cornelia Everard,
leader; Alice Groosbeck, first class
with arts and crafts major; June
Henneke. first class rank with
sports and games major; Normamae
Faulkner, games Eileen Dolby, book
binder, reader; Helen Boutell, first
aid; DeLynn Leverett, first aid,
swimmer: Rachel Houck. first all.
Troop IS. Miss Wilma Dyer lead
er; Betty Henneke. glass badge.
Troop %, Mrs. Don Stadler and
Mrs. Laverne Howard, leaders;
Patty Webb. cook. hostess, house
keeper; Marlene Moffett. needle
craft, cook. swimmer, housekeeper;
jeanne Wilson second class, cook;
Patty Wiltse, second class, cook,
hostess, needlecraft, housekeeper;
Dorothy Houck. second class;
jeanne Townsley, second class;
jeanne Fanslow. second class,
cook, hostess; Joyce Shadford, sec
ond class: Frances Wolter, second
class. cook; Elaine Hayden, cook.
drawing, painting; Jean MCGOWAN,
second class. hostess, cook.
Troop IS, Mrs. Fred Steiner. lead
err: Audrey Marsh, first aid; Norma
Thomas. first aid; Bernie Blackmer,
first aid; Lorraine Hopp, first aid !;
Rose SALES, first aid
Rackham and Roosevelt School
Girl Scouts participated in Court
Of Awards held Thursday evening
on the Rackham School grounds
Troops present at the ceremonies
were three, nine, IL and IA.
Preceding the Court OF Awards
the Scouts played group games
and had a picnic supper.
The program was then presented
in the amphitheater. opening with
the singing OF America the Beau
tiful' and the pledge OF allegiance
The group then sang "A Good Girl
Scout Troop seven entertained
with a dance called The Crested
Hen" A folk song was then present
ed by Troop nine.
An amusing play, entitled, "a
Delemina-Why We Did Not Get
Our Badges" was presented by
Troop IA. Miss Mary Power, leader
OF Troop nine, directed group
singing
The singing OF America" and the
playing OF taps closed the cere
monies.
Leaders present at the event
were Miss Bernice Ringman, troop
7. Chairman OF the program; Mis-;
Gladys Boyington, Troop IA, Mis-;
Power. and Mrs. Mary Benson, Ann
Arbor. Troop 8.
Mesdames Barss and John Sellers