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ORIGINAL TROOP 6 CHARTER
Troop 6 was first chartered on May 11, 1933 to the PTA of St. Elmo School.
Troop meetings were held at St. Elmo School.
TROOP 6 COLORS: ROYAL BLUE & GOLD
Royal Blue represents Honor & Loyalty
Gold represents Piety & Sincerity
EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS OF TROOP 6 HUT
FIRST TWO EAGLE SCOUTS OF TROOP 6
Signed affidavit attesting that the first Troop 6 scout to attain the rank of Eagle Scout was Robert M. (Bob) Huff and the second one was John W. (Billy) McDougal
FIRST SCOUTMASTER
Louis P. Sternberg was the first Scoutmaster of Troop 6
TROOP 6 EAGLE SCOUT JOHN W. McDOUGAL
Lt. John Wilbur (Billy) McDougal
Killed in the Battle of St. Lo France, August 1, 1944
TROOP 6 SCOUTS WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN SERVICE TO THEIR COUNTRY
1933-1953
TROOP 6 SCOUTS WHO SERVED IN THE U.S. ARMED FORCES IN WWII
EAGLE SCOUTS 1939-1943
Bob Olson
Hugh Martin
S.L. Adams
Tommy Burt
Jack Suelzer
TROOP 6 SCOUTS IN 1946
Ray Lions
Curtis Spear
Curtis Gibbons
Joe Davidson
Hugh Horton
W.B. Mosley
Prescott Carey
Bruce Welch
Thomas Reich
Dick Dendy
Bobby Hardaway
Bobbie Cotton
SCOUTMASTER BOB CLARKE
Robert L. "Bob" Clarke
Scoutmaster: 1935-1938 / 1942-1947
Troop Committee: 1948-1950
COUNCIL FIELD MEET 1950
Troop 6 won every event!
COUNCIL FIELD MEET 1951
1933-1957 EAGLE SCOUTS
1960's
1999 RESOLUTION HONORING TROOP 6 FOR 65 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE
In February 1999, Trinity Episcopal Church presented this resolution to Troop 6 as the oldest continuously registered Boy Scout troop in Columbus, Georgia.
By that time, Trinity had served as the charter organization for 25 years (since 1974) and Troop 6 had produced 69 Eagle Scouts.
EAGLE SCOUT ANTHONY JAMES REPRESENTED TROOP 6 & SOUTHERN REGION AT
2010 NATIONAL SCOUT JAMBOREE
