Roosevelt Standard | 1956-03-29 | Page 11 | High Uinta Scout Camp Needs 15 to Aid in Program

High Uinta Scout GaiftB leads 15 To Aid In Program Applications for the 15' spots on the 1956 High Uinta Scout Camp Junior Staff are being received until un-til May 1, affording Explorers of the Uintah Basin who can qualify the opportunity to apply, according accord-ing to Rulon Dean Skinner, Field ScQut Executive. . .. Five requirements are listed for young men wishing to apply: (1) Be a registered Explorer; (2) Live the Scout Oath and Law in his daily life; (3) have demonstrated leadership in his unit;, (4) if accepted, ac-cepted, present himself in complete com-plete Explorer uniform at the camp; (5) be 15 years of age' by July 1, 1956. Members of the Junior Staff are trained to be assistants to the camp staff in the administration of the camp. i As one of the elements in the development and expansion of the High Uinta Camp program, the High Uinta Camp committee voted in its February 8 meeting to in-1 crease from 7 to 15 the size of the Junior Staff. Explorers making application will be asked to form the "Service Patrol" for their respective district dis-trict camporee, where High Uinta Camp officials will chat with each one individually in an effort to secure the Explorers with spe-cefic spe-cefic interests and talents. Last year's Junior Staff consisted con-sisted of: Orin Barker, Duchesne; Phil. Brotherson and Ralph Dono-hue, Dono-hue, Talmage; Neil Anderton, Kent Robison and John Percival, Roosevelt; Roose-velt; and Johnny Johnson, Vernal. Applications should be mailed to Rulon Dean Skinner, Box 341, Roosevelt. Names of the 1956 Junior Staff will be released June 1st.