1. What you need to know about the founders of the BSA

3. After seeing boys using his Army manual for outdoor fun, decided to start a boy’s program

4. Made sure boys from all walks of life were part of his Boy Scout movement.

5. First and only “Chief Scout of the World” as proclaimed in the in the first World Scout Jamboree in 1920.

6. Nickname – “B. - P.”

8. Created boy’s program called the Sons of Daniel Boone

9. Merged into BSA in 1910

10. On of the first National Commissioners

11. Nick Name – “Uncle Dan”

13. Created boy’s program called the Woodcraft Indians

14. Wrote first American Boy Scout Handbook in 1910

15. Responsible for the American Indian influences in BSA

16. Developed prototype program named Cub Scouts of America in 1911

18. Got lost in London fog and was helped by the “Unknown Scout”

19. Founder of Boy Scouts of America on February 8, 1910

21. Served as first Chief Scout Executive for 32 years

22. Oversaw creation of Sea Scouting (High Adventure) and Cub Scouting

23. Made sure of Scout involvement on the home front in WWI & WWII

25. Influenced by Ernest Seton in Native American traditions and Woodcraft Indians

26. Founders of the Order of the Arrow – Scouting's Brotherhood of cheerful service in 1934

28. Lead BSA after W.D. Boyce founded it in 1910

29. Helped merge Seton and Beard’s youth groups into the BSA

31. Author of 3 editions of The Boy Scout Handbook, the first American Scoutmaster’s Handbook and first Fieldbook

32. Boy’s Life columnist from 1932 to 1965

34. Early BSA professional in Crossroads of America Council

35. Creator of Firecrafter organization ( Leadership, Friendship, and Service) in 1920