Blue & Gold Ceremony 2012

Our Blue & Gold Ceremony was held on Thursday, February 23rd at the Maple Valley Community Center.  It was a really nice evening which I've captured in lots of photos! I can't believe it's going to be our turn to host this event next year!

I thought the Arrow of Light awards turned out really cool.

The theme of this event was trains.  This is the centerpiece that the 2nd year Webelos made.

This was the centerpiece that the Tigers made.

The 2nd year Webelos set up a great display of past achievements.

More achievements, crafts, & camp projects.

Each table was labeled for the appropriate Den.

Nick and Hunter received a special award for winning an Orienteering Event that had taken place in October.

Showing off their new compasses.

Liam received his Pinewood Derby trophy on this night as well. 

 I forced each of the boys to let me hug them and have it captured on film.  Some were more comfortable with it than others!  :)  Not sure how I missed Eric and Mathew...

Nick

Luke

Hayyan

Noah

Hunter

Connor

Liam

Skyler

Our fearless Leader, Ken Montry, finished up his duties as Cub Master at this meeting.  This was his last official night as our Cub Master.  He did an amazing job over the past couple of years.  He implemented so many improvements to our Pack and he definitely raised the standards!  He will be missed!

Blue & Gold Ceremony 2010

Our crazy wolves attended their second Blue and Gold ceremony on Thursday evening.  This is a ceremony that celebrates the anniversary of Scouting (100 years old this year!) and also celebrates the 5th grade boys moving up to Boy Scout Troops.  Our squirrely boys chowed down on tacos and cake and received a few segments (tree pick-up, canned food drive & crafts) to add to their circles.

The boys received their awards for the Pinewood Derby during this event.  Noah took first in the whole Pack!  Connor took second and Eric took third within our Den.

Traditionally, each den is responsible for making their own table centerpieces, so we made Can Lumineries.  The boys made patterns on paper and then transferred them to the can.  Then they punched holes with hammer and nail into the frozen can (they were filled with ice).

Travis Rogers was chosen to shoot the arrows during the Arrow of Light ceremony.  He shot an arrow for each boy who was transitioning from 2nd year Webelos (cub scouts) to Boy Scouts.

Connor Riley posing with mom and dad during the Arrow of Light Ceremony.