Cub Scout Halloween Party

10/31/2013

This year, many boy scouts helped with the Haunted House at the Cub Scout Halloween Party: Amby Tierny, Brodie Jackish, David Hillman, Gavin Dunkelburger, Jack Norton, Jeff Rosen, Joe Suzedell, Ryan Conforti, Sully Mulhern, Tommy Olson, Tyler Mulhern, and Zander Arnold. The Cub Scouts got scared, but had fun anyway! Everyone worked very well. Some of us brought new ideas and props that hadn’t been used before. We had a good time, and did the Haunted House better than ever before!

Respectfully submitted,

Joseph Suzedell
Troop Historian

Wheelwright Campout

10/26/2013 – 10/27/2013

This year, many scouts attended the fall Wheelwright Trip: Brodie Jackisch, Jason Conforti, Jeff Rosen, Joe Donohue, Joe Suzedell, Josh Liberty, Marcus Rowland, Sully Mulhern, Tommy Olson, Tyler Holley,  and Tyler Mulhern. It was just like any other camping trip; unique in a great way. This was the first trip Marcus was able to go on again after injuring his leg. This was one of the best Wheelwright trips we’ve ever been on!

Respectfully submitted,

Joseph Suzedell
Troop Historian

MassJam

10/12/2013 – 10/14/2013

MassJam is the Massachusetts state Boy Scout Jamboree. Scouts from all councils in Massachusetts came to participate. There were many scouts that attended; Adam Koropey, Alex Fever, Brent Landquist, Dylan Marat, Eoghan Casey, George Bryan, Jeff Rosen, Joe Suzedell, Josh Rosen, Liam Geyer, and Tommy Olson.

Adult volunteers included: Mr. Hillman, Mr. Landquist, Mr. Marat, and Mrs. Rosen. We left early in the morning, with all the scouts and gear. We arrived in traffic (all of which were boy scouts) and set up camp shortly thereafter. We went to some of the stations, and explored the complex. There were also trading cards given out to everybody. Each of the cards had a different council patch. Later that night, at our camp area’s projection screen, three of us watched the movie ‘National Treasure’ along with other troops from the state. The next day we did a few more stations and traded more cards. Lunch was provided for a low price at the trading post. At night, there was a “celebrity” singer, who had been at other camporees and jamborees before. I say “celebrity” in quotation because nobody had ever herd of her and they dreaded her singing. She also sang a song called “I want to be a girly, girl,” and had everybody sing along. It was a little awkward for her to be here in the first place, but it was fun anyway. We left early the next morning with a small breakfast (cereal, breakfast bars, etc.), arriving soon after. Everybody loved it!

Respectfully submitted,

Joseph Suzedell
Troop Historian