TROOP 21

SCOUTMASTERS,

EAGLES LEGACIES,

SILVER BEAVERS,

JAMES E. WEST FELLOWSHIPS,

and DECEASED EAGLES

TROOP 21 EAGLES BY SCOUTMASTER 

 

Scoutmaster (see notes below)	Years	Eagles
J. A. Thomas5	1914 - ????
George O. Marshal6	1918 - ????
James A. Lott4	???? - 1919
Silas Johnson4	1919 - 1921
James Anthony Dundon	1931 - 1931
J. Stanley Burton	1932 - 1934
W. E. Gear3	1934 - 1935
Abe J. Davis	1935 - 1936
Olin L. Evans1	1936 - 1937
F. L. Butler	1937 - 1938
Charles Hogg	1938 - 1945
John Pope2	1945 - 1945
Charles Hogg	1945 - 1967	89*
Marion James	1968 - 1969
Earl Williams	1970 - 1971
Clyde Winter	1971 - 1973
Norman Rymes	1973 - 1974
Bill Wages	1974 - 1978
Richard Greene	1978 - 1982
Wade Barr	1982 - 1987
Bill Krenson	1987 - 1990
Tommy McCurley	1990 - Current	77** (#134 to #212)

* Two Eagles who were missed in the original numbering

were added to the list.  

** Two numbers after 134 were skipped to account for Eagle Scouts

who were omitted from the original numbered list by mistake. 

TROOP 21 EAGLES LEGACIES

FATHERS FROM TROOP 21 

FATHERS FROM OTHER TROOPS

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TROOP 21 EAGLES WITH

SONS EARNING THEIR EAGLE

IN ANOTHER TROOP

TROOP 21 SILVER BEAVERS

TROOP 21 JAMES E. WEST FELLOWSHIP AWARDS

TROOP 21 DISTINGUISHED EAGLE SCOUTS

AND OUTSTANDING EAGLE SCOUTS

TROOP 21 DECEASED EAGLES

(Those in italics have the obituary linked)

Scoutmaster Notes

¹     Reverend O. L. Evans was “Director of Boys Work” in Americus from 1934 until the opening of Chehaw Council in 1939.  After 1939 he was the District Commissioner until his health failed in about 1945.  He often took over as the temporary scoutmaster when a troop was without one.  He served as scoutmaster for Troop 1 (now Troop 21)  from early 1936 until late 1937 so he has been listed as a scoutmaster.

 ²   John  Pope served as Scoutmaster for 6 months while Charlie Hogg was in the Military during World War II.

 3. J. A. Lutz was the "Scoutmaster" of the cub scout "troop" associated with Troop 21 during this time period.  At this time Cub Masters were called "Scoutmasters" and Cub Packs were called "Troops."  This probably is the source of some sources listing him as a Troop 21 Scoutmaster..

4.  Scoutmasters from Troop 1 which was the predecessor troop to Troop 21.   New Scout Master, The Atlanta Constitution, June 17, 1919.

5.  Scoutmaster from Troop 1 which was the predecessor to Troop 21.

6. Scoutmaster from Troop 1 which was the predecessor to Troop 21.   Scout Meeting Halted, The Americus Times-Recorder, February 10, 1919.

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