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A second generation Eagle, he followed his father and Scoutmaster in receiving his eagle in 1947 and ever since
has brought the
principles and ideals to scouting to hundreds of scouts and venturers.
He is a veteran of 13 Philmont Trips and one of the brightest lights in
unit based scouting anywhere.
This
former scoutmaster of Troop 177 Stow and Crew Advisor of Crew 2177 came
to Troop One Akron in 1996 and has been a God send for the adults and
youth of troop one.
One thing Houston Morgan has done is carve indian head
neckerchief slides for all of his Eagle Scouts. He learned
from the ranger "Uncle Gene Crawford" at Manatoc Scout Reservation and
been carving ever since.
By his own admission he has presented one to each Eagle
Scout he has been involved with. This numbers over 75 before
coming to Troop One and 29 at Troop One. While the numbers
may be approxinate and will grow, what is clear is he has presented his
carvings to over 100 Eagle Scouts! Over 100 lives influenced
by this generous man and the world is better for it. His
father was one of the first scoutmasters in Akron Area Council and had
the very first Eagle in the council. He has 3 generations of
Eagles in his family, the latest Ben Delaney from Troop One.
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Mr. Morgan
presents the Indian Head Slide to Eagle Rob Culp as his father looks
on.
Click
here to see Young Men proudly wearing the Huston Morgan
indian chief neckerchief slide. |
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