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Camp Fire USA Compiled August 15, 2010 David L The International Web Site for the History of Guiding and Scouting PAXTU http://www.Paxtu.org A Bibliography of Camp Fire USA Compiled August 15, 2010 David L. Peavy The following is a bibliography on a variety of subjects containing both primary and secondary sources regarding Camp Fire USA. The organization was founded by Luther and Charlotte Gulick in 1910 as “Camp Fire” for girls. The newly formed Boy Scouts of America endorsed Camp Fire in an attempt to not only remain a boys-only program, but to prevent any national girls program from including “Scouting” as a descriptor. While Juliette Low held her first Girl Scout meeting in 1912, it was not until 1915 that Girl Scouts, Inc was incorporated in the District of Columbia. Within the USA, Camp Fire was the girls’ equivalent to the Boy Scouts, at least in the eyes of both Camp Fire and the BSA. In 1912, the organization was incorporated in Washington, DC as the “Camp Fire Girls of America.” In 1975, with the acceptance of boys as members, the word “Girls,” was dropped from the name and the organization was called “Camp Fire” and then “Camp Fire, Inc.” in 1984. By 1993, the public name changed to “Camp Fire Boys and Girls.” By 2001, the organization renamed themselves as “Camp Fire USA.” Consequently, official publications of the organization can have several different author and publisher names, depending upon the time period in which it was revised or reprinted. Important and significant references are marked (*). Additions to this listing will be made upon receipt of additional information. If you are aware of a source that is not listed, please send the following information to [email protected]: author, title, journal name (volume number, issue number & page numbers), place of publication, and publisher. Luther Halsey Gulick (1865-1918) Dorgan, Ethel Josephine. "Luther Halsey Gulick, 1865-1918." Ph.D. diss., Teachers College, Columbia University, 1934. *Wallach, Stephanie. "Luther Halsey Gulick and the Salvation of the American Adolescent." Ph.D. diss., Columbia University, 1989. African Americans "Camp Fire Girls Group on Outing at Bachman Dam." The Dallas Morning News, 12 July 1938, 10. "Camp Fire Girls in 1st Birthday Observance." Atlanta Daily World, 21 September 1948, 3. "Camp Fire Girls Plan to Integrate." New York Amsterdam News, 19 December 1964, 19. Johnson, Robert E. "Master Plan Parks, Schools Racial Patterns Face Attack." Atlanta Daily World, 5 June 1952, 1. www.Paxtu.org Page 1 Art "Camp Fire Girl Art." Design Magazine 61 (1959): 12-13+. Kornfeld, Rosemary. "Impressions from a Caribbean Tour." School Arts 67 (1967): 29. Scherf, Margaret. "Expression through the Hands." School Arts 33 (1934): 589-91+. Steinfeld, Goldie. "Hand Arts as Doorways." School Arts 58 (1959): 19-20. Camps and Camping Brown, Ruth. Sealth. Seattle, WA: Camp Fire Girls, 1921. Camp Fire Boys and Girls. Worldwise : A User's Guide for the Planet. 1st ed. Kansas City, MO: Camp Fire Boys and Girls, 1996. ———. Management of Risks and Emergencies. s.l.: American Camping Association, n.d. Camp Fire Girls. Standards for Camp Fire Girls Camps. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls. ———. A Symposium of the Camp Reports of 1933. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, 1934. ———. When You Plan Your Camp, Ideas on Camp Sites and Buildings. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, Inc., 1946. ———. Our Land: Conservation Activities for Camp Fire Girls. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, 1949. ———. Resident Camp Standards. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, Inc., 1952. ———. Resident Camp Standards. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, 1961. ———. The Blue Bird Wish Comes True. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, 1965. ———. Camping; Campsite Planning and Utilization, Guideline Series, No. 2. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, 1972. Camp Fire Girls. Department of Camping. Guide for Day Camping. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, Inc., 1953. ———. Guide for Day Camping. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, Inc., 1954. Fox, Margaret L. The Returning of Rosalia, a Play for Camp Fire Girls. New York, NY: The Camp Fire Outfitting Co., 1920. Miller, Susan A. Growing Girls: The Natural Origins of Girls' Organizations in America, The Rutgers Series in Childhood Studies. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2007. Nyquist, Dwight Adrian. "An Analysis of Group Camping Practices of Seattle-King County Council of Camp Fire Girls-1959." MS thesis, University of Washington, 1960. www.Paxtu.org Page 2 Paris, Leslie. "The Adventures of Peanut and Bo: Summer Camps and Early-Twentieth-Century American Girlhood." Journal of Women's History 12, no. 4 (2001): 47-76. ———. "‘Please Let Me Come Home’: Homesickness and Family Ties at Early-Twentieth-Century Summer Camps." In The American Child: A Cultural Studies Reader, edited by Caroline F. Levander and Carol Singley, 246-61. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2003. Rossman, George, Allen Rossman, and Bob Rossman. Bluewater Camp. Grand Rapids, MN: Herald- Review, 1961. Schellberg, Ruth Mildred. "An Evaluation of the Camping Program of the Camp Fire Girls." PhD diss., New York University, School of Education, 1951. Smith, Mrs J. V. "Camp Fire Girls: A Health Program in Camp." Education 60 (1940): 495-7. Snyder, Gladys. Bulletin for Camp Directors and Minimum Standards for Camp Fire Girls Camps. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, Inc., 1932. United States Soil Conservation Service. Soil and Water Conservation Activities : A Guide for Leaders of Camp Fire Girls. Washington, DC: US Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, 1959. Citizenship & Patriotism Hahner, Leslie. "Girls and Practical Patriotism: The Virtues of the New Girl at the Turn of the Twentieth Century." In National Communication Association. Boston, MA, 2005. *———. "Practical Patriotism: Camp Fire Girls, Girl Scouts, and Americanization." Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 5, no. 2 (2008): 113-34. Loomis, C. Frances. "Experience in Citizenship." Recreation 31 (1937): 27-9. Conservation and Nature "Conservation and the Camp Fire Girls." National Parks Magazine 38 (1964): 8-10. Davis, Marguerite Norris. "Gardener from Down under Revisits Camp Fire Girls." Flower Grower 47 (1960): 6+. Harper, Gwen. "Adventure: Camp Fire Girls Style." Parks & Recreation 9 (1970): 34-6+. Loomis, C. Frances. "Learning in a Garden." Recreation 31 (1938): 696-8. MacConomy, Alma Deane. "Adventures in Conservation." American Forests 74 (1968): 24-7+. Thompson, Patricia J. "Natural History and Interpretive Outdoor Education Plan for Val Verde Camp Fire Camp." MS thesis, Baylor University, 1980. www.Paxtu.org Page 3 Cooking Camp Fire Cookery for Camp Fire Girls. Battle Creek, MI: Home Economics Department, Kellogg Co., 1950. Bonsteel, Ruth M., and Marjorie Dickie (illus). Roadside Cookery. Cleveland, OH: Camp Fire Girls, Cleveland Council, 1927. Cameron, Jody. Camp Fire Girls Mother Daughter Cookbook. New York, NY: Berkley, 1974. Camp Fire Girls. War Recipes. Golden Valley, ND: Wendet Camp Fire Girls, 1918. ———. Favorite Recipes. Bozeman, MT: Camp Fire Girls, 1970. ———. Wo-He-Lo Cook Book : Fifty New and Coveted Recipes. Nebraska: Camp Fire Girls, n.d. Camp Fire Girls of La Palma, Arizona, ed. 1929-30 Cook Book of Prize Winning Recipes. Casa Grande, AZ: Dispatch Print, 1930. Camp Fire Girls. Keewano Council (Grand Rapids, MI). Camp Fire Girls Cook Book: Favorite Recipes of Camp Fire Girls and Parents. Grand Rapids, MI: Kent Publishing, 1966. Camp Fire Girls. Lompoc Council. Cookbook. Lompoc, CA: Lompoc Council of Camp Fire Girls, 1960. Camp Fire Girls. Troop 224, and Blue Birds. Troop 259. Camellia Cookie Cookbook. s.l. [California]: Northern California Camellia Society, 1970. Crowley, Fern, and et al. Favorite Recipes of the Talahi Group of Camp Fire Girls. Glendale, CA: Pacific Manufacturing Stationers, n.d. Fox, Vera R. Cooking Is Fun for the Camp Fire Girl. New York, NY: Camp Fire Girls, Inc., 1953. Juten, Jeannette (ed), Emma Jo Sweezy (illus), Eldon Sweezy (illus), and Marian Gundy (illus.). Peanuts in Your Pantry: Recipe Book. Washington, DC: Potomac Area Council Camp Fire Girls, 1964. Local Camp Fire Councils Brown, Margaret Marie. "Through the Eyes of the Volunteer: A Study of the Needs for Training and Supervision Expressed by the Volunteer Group Leader in the Cleveland Council of Camp Fire Girls." MSSA thesis, Western Reserve University, 1948. Camp Fire Girls. A Guide for Local Executives of Camp Fire Girls. New York, NY: National Council of Camp Fire Girls, 1932. ———. Duties and Functions of a Local Council of Camp Fire Girls. New York, NY: The Camp Fire Girls, 1944. Camp Fire Girls of Mankato. The Old Log School, Mankato, Minnesota, 1855-1867. s.l.: s.n., n.d. Camp Fire Girls. Council for Greater Boston. Community Assessment. 1 vols. Boston, MA: Boston Camp Fire Girls, 1976. www.Paxtu.org Page 4 Camp Fire Girls. Dayton & Miami Valley Council. Golden Jubilee Celebration of the Dayton & Miami Valley Council of Camp Fire Girls: Souvenir Program, March 24th, 1961. Dayton, OH: Dayton & Miami Valley Council of Camp Fire Girls, 1961. Camp Fire Girls. Inland Empire Council. History of Spokane and Tours of Historical Sites: A Search and See Project for Camp Fire Girls to Commemorate the American Revolution Bicentennial, 1776- 1976. Spokane, WA: Camp Fire Girls, Inland Empire Council, 1976. Camp Fire Girls. Quinebaug. Pe-Ahm-E-Squeet : A Full Blooded Ojibwa Indian Maiden, Whose Name as Printed above Means Floating Cloud, Will Appear in ... Orpheum Theatre, Danielson, Conn. Tuesday Evening, April 10 at 8.15 O'clock, and Give an Entertainment Both Unique and Extraordinary. Danielson, CT: Quinebaug Camp Fire Girls, n.d. Camp Fire Girls. St. Paul Council. Annual Report. St. Paul, MN: Saint Paul Council of Camp Fire Girls. Camp Fire Girls. Worcester Council. Annual Report. Worchester, MA: Camp Fire Girls, Worcester Council, 1948-. Camp Fire. St. Paul Council. Annual Report. -1987.; vols. St. Paul, MN: Saint Paul Council of Camp Fire Girls. Council of Social Agencies (Portland, ME).
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