Resources
Here is a repository of forms available to download:
Upcoming Events
Troop 78 Documents
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Troop Calendar 9/26/11 |
All of the troop events on one easy to read sheet |
| Phone List 2/2/11 | A Directory of all Troop members and leaders |
| Packing List | A comprehensive list of items that have been brought on all camping trips throughout the years (will need to amend per trip). |
| Troop 78 Song Book | The Official Troop 78 Song Book |
| Point Contest Rules | The rules governing our point contest |
| Field Day Rules | Rules we play by during our field day competitions |
| Gear Manual | The Official Troop 78 Gear Manual. This is a great resource to buying the correct gear for camping trips. |
| Troop Handbook | The Official Troop 78 Handbook. |
| Scout Neckerchief Checklist | Listing of requirements for Scouts to earn their full troop neckerchief |
| Adult Neckerchief Checklist | Listing of requirements for Adults to earn their full troop neckerchief |
| Merit Badge Counselors | Listing of the Troop merit badge counselors |
National Forms
| New Youth Application | Application for a youth to join the troop |
| New Adult Application | Application for an adult to join the troop |
| Annual Health and Medical Form |
Annual Health and Medical Record; New one needed yearly TIP: save a copy to your computer and type in the information. |
| Merit Badge Counselor Application |
Application you are required to fill out if you are interested in being a merit badge counsler |
| Eagle Palm Application |
Application you are required to fill out to recieve Eagle Palms |
Forms and applications in the above section require the adobe Acrobat Reader utility
which is distributed free of charge from Adobe. Click on the icon below to download your free copy.
Advancement and recognition in the Boy Scouts of America is a tradition dating from the inception of the Scouting movement. A fundamental purpose of advancement is the self-confidence a young man acquires from his participation in Scouting. Advancement is one of the methods used in the "Aims of Scouting"– character development, citizenship training and personal fitness.
