Totem Museum
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By Robert De Groat
What could be nobler than to carve some object to give to your Troop in return for what it is giving you? If your Troop Den has Patrol comers, it is a fine idea to have your totem in your corner. Some Patrols have their own den and meeting place. In that case it is easy to carve individual totems.
Surely some member or members of your Troop are artistically inclined. Get them to make a few rough sketches of the possibilities for decoration in the Troop room and show them to the rest of the Troop. You'll find as a rule that anything on paper is generally a big step toward accomplishment. After you have the rough sketches, perhaps touched up with a bit of crayon or water color, you'll find them very effective in getting your Troop Committee interested enough to take action and give the necessary permission to go ahead with the decoration of your room. |
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