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The Mural by Bill Morrison ------Copyright 2008 Bill Morrison 100 years of Scouting A Century of Values 1910-2010 1 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 2 34 3 33 4 32 5 31 6 30 29 7 28 27 8 17 18 26 20 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 21 22 23 24 25 The Mural by Bill Morrison ----------- Copyright 2008 Bill Morrison 1. Sir Robert S. S. Baden-Powell Circa 1912 29. Ed Whitehead, Veteran DAC Scout Leader (103 yrs old) 2. William D. Boyce with the London Unknown Scout 30. Scouts Canoeing at Northern Tier High Adventure 3. "Uncle Dan" Carter Beard Canoe Base 4. Ernest Thompson Seton 31. Famous Scouters (President Ronald Reagan, Astronaut 5. Colin H. Livingstone Neil Armstrong, President John F. Kennedy, Steve 6. James E. West Fossett, Jimmy Stewart, Hank Arron, Robert Gates, Walt 7. First Scout Handbook (1911) Disney, Marian Anderson, Sam Prisk, William McCool, 8. American First Class Scout Badge Donald Rumsfeld and Louise Mandrell). 9. Early Uniformed Scout at Camp 32. Scouts Fishing 10. A early Cub Scout Handbook (1930) 33. Scouts Cooking At A Campfire 11. Early Boy's Life Magazine 34. Bob Hope 12. Early Scouting Magazine for Leaders 35. Venture Ranger Award 13. Scouts Helping Out During WW I 36. Eagle Scout Rank Award 14. Scout Commemorative Postage Stamp (1960) 37. Scouts Hiking 15. Life Magazine Boy Scout cover page 38. Explorer and Sea Scouts 16. Norman Rockwell 39. President and Eagle Scout Gerald R. Ford, Grand 17. Scouts Helping Out In WW II Rapids, Michigan 18. BSA National Scout Museum, Irving, Texas 40. Cub Scout with Den Leader 19. Joseph Csatari 41. Boy Scout Advancement Ranks 20. DAC Scout Leaders Bob Morrison and Vince Carlan 42. First National Jamboree In Washington DC 1937 Receiving The Silver Beaver Award 43. 1959 Boy Scout Handbook 21. The Prestigious National Silver Buffalo 44. Scout is Reverent 22. Roy Williams, Past National Scout Executive 45. Various Religious Badges 23. Ben Love, Past National Scout Executive 46. Tooth of Time, National Philmont Scout Ranch, New 24. Jere B. Ratcliffe, Past National Scout Executive Mexico 25. Axe and Log Symbol of Wood Badge Training 47. Cub Scout/Boy Scout/Venture Scouts All Saluting 26. Modern Uniformed Scout At Camp With Signal Flags 48. US Flag with Symbolic Eagle 27. William “Green Bar Bill” Hillcourt 49. Elliot Waite Phillips, donor of Philmont 28. Good Turn America Patch 50. Order Of The Arrow Sash Created:12/09/2008 Last Update 1/8/2009 www.acenturyofvalues.org color mural key final .
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