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William Hillcourt William Hillcourt Asociación Diocesana de Escultismo de Ciudad Real Recursos | Sección Historia www.adecr.com ScoutsADECR @ScoutsADECR Asociación Diocesana de Escultismo de Ciudad Real William Hillcourt 001 GREEN BAR BILL ............................................................................................. 3 002 OBRAS DE HILLCOURT ................................................................................... 5 William Hillcourt [2] Asociación Diocesana de Escultismo de Ciudad Real 001 GREEN BAR BILL El Boy Scout Americano fue influenciado por muchos hombres: Seton, Beard, West, Hurt y otros destacados. Pero un hombre más que los otros personificó mejor la vida del Muchacho Explorador Americano; William Hillcourt. Bill era originario de Dinamarca en donde ingresó a los Boy Scouts en enero de 1911 a la edad de 11 años después de haber recibido una traducción reciente del manual “Escultismo para Muchachos” como regalo de Navidad. Él se convirtió en Caballero Scout el equivalente danés de un Scout Águila americano. Su Tropa lo seleccionó para representarla en el contingente danés al Primer Jarnboree Mundial en Olimpia, en Londres, donde se encontró por primera vez con B-P. Tenía el autógrafo del fundador para probarlo. El éxito del equipo danés los hizo ganar el derecho para organizar el Segundo Jamboree Mundial. Escribió para la revista Scout danesa "Spedlernes Magazín", y luego se le dio la tarea de editarla. Escribió su primer libro a la edad de 23 años. Era un cuento de los campamentos scouts basado William Hillcourt [3] Asociación Diocesana de Escultismo de Ciudad Real en las experiencias de su propia Patrulla. Su interés por el periodismo aumentó al punto que también escribía para los diarios y publica su primer libro, "La Isla", basado en sus experiencias isleñas con los "Peewits". Nueva York atrajo a Bill en septiembre de 1926. Su primer trabajo en Estados Unidos fue con el servicio de suministros de la BSA. Bill convence más tarde a James West de que la BSA no estaba usando correctamente el método de Patrulla. West lo desafía a escribir el Manual para los Líderes de Patrulla. Tomó el apodo de" Green Bar Bill" por la insignia de los líderes de patrulla cuando trabajo de asistente Editor de la revista Boy's Life. Green Bar Bill escribió sobre 300 artículos para Boy's Life. En 1934, él y su esposa, Grace, se trasladan a la Schiff Scout Reservation. Estando aquí escribe un nuevo libro para los Dirigentes. Formó la Tropa 1 de Mendham, New Jersey para aprender de primera mano, los ensayos y alegrías de un Dirigente. En 1936 tomó el Curso de la Insignia de Madera dictado por John Skinner Wilson, Jefe de Campo de GiIwell Park- Después de la 2a. Guerra Mundial cooperó para traer el Curso de la Insignia de Madera a Estados Unidos- Llegó a ser el primer Jefe de Campo de Estados Unidos en 1948, y el primer Jefe de Tropa de la Insignia de Madera de los B.S.A. Bill se retiró en 1965 después de escribir la 6 edición, del Manual “Escultismo para Muchachos”. También tuvo el título de Director Nacional Recursos de Programa en la BSA. Asistió a 13 Jamboree Mundiales y a todos los Jamboree Nacionales. William Hillcourt murió a la edad de 92 años, William Hillcourt [4] Asociación Diocesana de Escultismo de Ciudad Real 002 OBRAS DE HILLCOURT Baden-Powell, Two Lives Of A Hero, 1964, with Olave, Lady Baden-Powell, Putnam Boy Scout Handbook, 1959, 6th Edition, Boy Scouts of America Boy Scout Handbook, 1979, Boy Scouts of America Handbook For Scoutmasters, 1947, 4th Edition, Boy Scouts of America Scout Field Book, 1948, with Dr. James E. West, Boy Scouts of America Field Book of Nature Activities, 1950 Field Book of Nature Activities and Conservation, Revised and expanded, 1961, Putnam The New Field Book of Nature Activities and Hobbies, 1970, Revised and Expanded Physical Fitness For Boys, 1967, Golden Press Notes: "A Golden Magazine Special." Outdoor Things To Do : Year-round Nature Fun For Girls And Boys, 1975 Golden Press Fun With Nature Hobbies, 1970, Putnam, Series: A Cub Scout Project Book The Golden Book of Camping; Tents and Tarpaulins, Packs and Sleeping Bags; building a camp; firemaking and outdoor cooking; canoe trips, hikes, and Indian camping, Illustrated by Ernest Kurt -Barth,Revised 1971, Golden Press Norman Rockwell's World of Scouting, 1977 Norman Rockwell's World of Scouting, 1980, 1st Fireside Edition.Simon and Schuster. William Hillcourt [5] Asociación Diocesana de Escultismo de Ciudad Real The Official Patrol Leader Handbook of the Boy Scouts of America , 1980, with contributions by Keith Monroe, 3d Edition, Boy Scouts of America . The Brownsea Story, 1982, Brownsea Jubilee Edition, 2nd Reprint, Boy Scouts of America,. The Brownsea Story, 1947, 1st Reprint, Boy Scouts of America. The Brownsea Story, 1944, Boy Scouts of America. William Hillcourt [6] .
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