Crossover 3-1-15

On Sunday, March 1, 2015 Troop 1468 had the Crossover Ceremony for new scouts joining the troop. There were a total of 6 new scouts making the transition from Webelos to Boy Scouts.  We know your journey with Troop 1468 will be a fun and exciting one.  You will be able to experience new activities, learn new things and have guidance from present scouts throughout your journey.

From Left to Right - Dawson Malke, Will Hanson, Mason Matuszak, Josh Henslin, Mac Radtke.  Not pictured is Bryce Vanderlinden and a new scout joining us from out of state - Spencer Van Donsel.

Shooting of the Arrows.

Walk of Silence . . .

Chili Lunch, yum, yum - always so good.

Dutch Oven Demo

Our three patrols put their culinary skills to the test in creating some Dutch Oven meals.

Bell Ringing/Bowling December 6, 2014

Troop 1468 Scouts participated in the Salvation Army Red Kettle Bell Ringing campaign.  They spread out at various locations throughout Green Bay.  The boys can all tell you that it feels good to participate in such a worthy tradition, knowing that it helps raise money for thousands of families in our area that are in need of assistance. Then on to bowling and pizza at the Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley - a fun, fun, fun event to kick off the holiday season.

       

                                                             

  

Troop 1468 Fall Booyah Sale 10-5-14

The Fall Booyah Sale was a great success!  All scouts, parents and other family members pitched in to help out.  A big thank you goes out to Mike Horn for being our booyah chef.  With so many people helping out it sure makes a big job go smoothly and quickly.  A big thanks to all those veggie cutters, all night booyah cookers, deboning crew, sales crew, cleaning crew and of course the sign creators, Hope everyone bought a little extra to freeze for that cold January day when a bowl of Troop 1468 booyah just hits the spot:)

The booyah was DELICIOUS!!!!!

Backpacking Journey - August 2014

43 miles, 5 days, countless memories: Troop 1468 headed to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore for a phenomenal week of backpacking. From the area's famed pictured rocks, caves, and sandstone formations; to deep and dark forests; to miles of rolling sand dunes; to shipwrecks and historic lighthouses; and everywhere in-between, the journey provided an experience that Scouts will never forget.