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THE DESIRE TO JOIN THE PACK
PERSONAL: Cubmaster, Den Leader, new
Bobcat and parents
CUBMASTER: Do we have any boys who
desire to join the Pack?
DEN LEADER: (Comes forward) Akela, I
have a boy who has shown his desire to join the Pack.
CUBMASTER: How has he shown his
desire?
DEN LEADER: He has studied the Bobcat
requirements and understands the purpose of Cub Scouting.
CUBMASTER: Does he come alone?
DEN LEADER: No, his parents wish to
join the Pack also.
CUBMASTER: Fine bring him up. (Den
Chief escorts new Bobcat and his parents to front).
What is your name? (Answer) I understand you wish to become a
member of our Pack? (Answer) Do you know the Law of the Pack?
(Answer)
Are you prepared to try to follow the
Cub Scouts ideals and obey the Law? (Answer)
Are you prepared to work hard and to
advance in rank? Are you willing to do your best? (Answer)
Good. You are about to start on the
Cub Scout trail. Please repeat with me the Law of the Pack.
(Addressing parents) Cub Scouting is
a family program. Parents have certain responsibilities too. They are
expected to help their son advance in rank. They are expected to attend
Pack Meetings with their son, and help at other times when called upon.
Are you willing to do these things to help your son achieve the goals
and fun that will be his in Cub Scouting? (Answer)
(To boy and parents) You are all
starting the Cub Scout trail which leads to the great game of Scouting.
May each of you be happy in our Pack. (Shake hands with parents and
boys).
The Cubmaster then gives each boy the
Cub Scout handshake and gives Bobcat pins to parents. The parents pin
badges on their son's shirt. |
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