1962 BOY SCOUTS LEADERSHIP FILM "MEN WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE" SCOUTMASTERS 18884
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This 1960s era, color movie is about men who have dedicated time in their lives to the Boy Scouts. The title is Men Who Make a Difference. The film is narrated but also has characters speaking directly to the camera about their experiences with Scouting. The movie’s purpose is to discuss the importance the Scoutmaster plays in the development of a boy’s life. Various men are interviewed about how important Scouting is in their lives. The movie’s narrative takes place through the experience of one Scoutmaster and his troop. The movie opens with a man sitting behind a desk. A man addresses the camera from a street filled with storefronts :47. The man talks about being a Boy Scout leader for over 50 years. Cowboy standing in front of the entrance to a ranch 1:09. This man is also a Boy Scout leader. Man sitting in his office on his desk talking about Scouting 1:41. Man standing in front of a silo on a farm 1:59. He speaks about Scouting. A man sits at a drafting table talking about Scouting 2:18. Scoutmaster being interviewed by a man with a microphone 2:30. A Boy Scout asks the Scoutmaster to help inspect their campsite 2:56. Scouts set their camp 3:11. Different Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts are shown 3:38. They are engaged in various activities. A man in a trench coat walks down a dark street 4:30. The man enters an apartment - he hangs his coat and hat 5:00. He is a Scoutmaster. Boy Scouts arrive to the meeting 5:35. One of the Boy Scouts speaks with the Scoutmaster 6:05. Scoutmaster talks to a recruit 6:50. Close-up on the Scoutmaster 7:30. Scouts are lined up and saluting the flag 7:59. Scouts recite the Boy Scout oath in front of three candles 8:20. Flag ceremony ensues 8:25. Scouts at round table and discuss their next trip 9:10. Scouts vote on their next trip 9:45. A new Scout takes the Boy Scout oath for the first time 10:06. Scoutmaster talks to recruit about the meaning of the oath 10:30. Boys sit around the table and make a final decision on their trip 12:10. Scouts discuss discipline problems around the table: close-ups on each Scout as they speak 13:20. Scouts review a map together 13:44. Scouts sit around the campfire 14:00. They sing. Scoutmaster approaches a Scout who sits away from the others 14:30. Scoutmaster tries to console him 15:19. Scoutmaster coaxes boy back to the group around the campfire 16:11. Scouts are on a hike to the top of the mountain and look over a town below 16:45. Scouts are in the forest in front of a makeshift cross in a makeshift chapel being led in prayer 17:11. Camera pans across the troop and ends at the Scoutmaster while still in prayer 17:30. Two men sit in a chapel and one is being interviewed by the other about the importance of picking good Scoutmasters 17:56. A man sits by fireplace in an armchair being interviewed by another 18:40. Man speaks on a telephone. He sits on his desk and is being interviewed about the importance of a good Scoutmaster 19:12. A new scene opens in a classroom where men are being trained to be Scoutmasters 19:32. The Scoutmaster instructor outlines the hierarchy of the Scoutmaster program on a blackboard 20:30. The men engage in a contest of knot tying 21:30. One of the Scoutmaster recruits addresses the classroom 22:07. Man interviews a Scout cutting potatoes into a pail 23:13. The interviewer interviews a Scout on a basketball court 23:30. The interviewer interviews a Scout in front of study hall 23:53. The interviewer interviews two Scouts in uniform 24:14. A Scout gets his patch and then takes the oath in front of the flags 25:00. Scouts get ready to leave after the meeting 25:20. Scoutmaster dons his trench coat and leaves the meeting room 25:40. Scoutmaster meets a boy in the alley who had quit the troop 26:38. They walk together down the alley into the dark, talking 27:02. Produced by the Boy Scouts of America. Copyright MCMLXII.
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I remember those days when Scout leaders really knew the neighborhood kids...my SM lived behind me !!! I was a Cub and a Scout from 1965 until 1974...I earned my Eagle in 1973...In 1980, I returned as a UC, then was moved up as ADC, soon after that, I was a BSLBT trainer, and soon after that I was asked to be a SM...my volunteer years were 12 wonderful years...I had to step back to take more care of my child's school needs...I am a hard-core supporter of the Scouting Program...God bless all who step up and help out our youths..
Im an Eagle Scout. Scouting was some of my best childhood memories. Im sad to hear some of the things that have happened to the organization of late
I live about 4 miles from Brownsea Island where the movement started
There is some movie art here. How dark the world outside the meeting room and Scout event. And oh boy, how about two deep leadership.
Back then, the two-deep leadership was not even in the books...look at the date of the film...1962 !!!!! Even I was not in the Scouting program until 1965 !!! My Troop was so fortunate to have a passle of adults volunteers, we were not two-deep...we were three or four deep in leadership !!!! We had one of the most active Troops in our District ...Adult leadership was all around that Troop....Troop 219 Simonsdale Portsmouth Va Three Rivers District Tidewater Council....established 1943...still going strong !!!
5:49 ...and the Oscar goes to... 🤣
26:40 where does he go with Kip..? Pre-YPT days
I cannot speak for every man/woman who volunteers their time, but the one who came into my young life had little to no regard for women. He was not what I would call, "a great example" to show a young boy or a girl what a good man should be!
My Troop literally WORSHIPED the Scout Moms !!!! Without their help, there would have been times the Troop would have been in a huge pickle !!!! God bless Scout Moms and all ladies who help support Scouting..
@@haukepowers8491 In the 1960's, women were not welcomed into the realm of the BOY SCOUTS. Not even a Mom. The women could bake the cakes, but they were never allowed to deliver them. That was the job of the Scout Master. I kid you not. It was a sickening good ole boys club "back in the day"!
@@sherrydee7880 sounds like men taking an active role in the upbringing of boys in the community to me. Since, by in large, men have been pushed out of most everything, women have been failing miserably in raising boys to be good citizens that care for the community.
@@Dingdongwitchisdead What gives you the idea it is the women who are failing to raise their sons to be good citizens?
@@sherrydee7880 because of the emasculating society we have become. BSA case in point.
Trump's Brownshirts. Their motto should be do as I say not as I do.
Funny, That is the Democrats to a T, what you described. like how going back as far as the Clinton years, they have marketed themselves as being "protectors" of women, when routinely top Democrats, and their benefactors are caught in sex scandals?
Are you kidding me right now.....
What an ignorant reply from an ignorant person.
What a stupid comment...get your head out of your southbound...
Tell me...where did the bad man touch you?
How is this relevant to the video?