Boy Scout Troop 97 participates in 100th Year Pony Express Council Jamboree

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Twenty youth and adult members of Boy Scout Troop 97 participated in the Pony Express Council 100th Anniversary Jamboree in St. Joseph, Missouri. 

The event wrapped up a Century of Service yearlong celebration.  Scouts took over Civic Center Park which is believed to be the largest scout encampment in the history of the park. 

In addition to traditional camping activities, scouts enjoyed an exhibit by the Missouri Department of Conservation, Kansas City Woodcarvers demonstrations and instruction, archeology exhibits, Dutch oven cooking, first aid skills, and numerous games including human foosball, and a monkey bridge.  The event featured a council campfire Saturday evening and a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Sunday morning.

Scouts attending from Troop 97 included Samuel Merrin, Tommy Eads,  Gabe Gamble, Ashton Schmidt, Aidan McAtee, Payden McCullough, Jake McNabb, Canyon VonBurg, Cole Soptic, Ben Woodson, Elijah Merrin, Eric Hines,  Shaun McCullough, Scott VonBurg, Jeremy Soptic, Warren Woodson, Kevin Bailey,  James Hines, Rod Gamble, Jeff Eads,  Jimmy Miller.

Troop 97 is sponsored locally by First Christian Church under the direction of Scoutmaster Jeff Spencer.

Troop 97 Participates in 100th Year Pony Express Council Jamboree
Scouts attending from Troop 97 included: front row L to R: Samuel Merrin, Tommy Eads, Gabe Gamble, Ashton Schmidt, Aidan McAtee, Payden McCullough. 2nd row: Jake McNabb, Canyon VonBurg, Cole Soptic, Ben Woodson, Elijah Merrin, Eric Hines. Third row: Shaun McCullough, Scott VonBurg, Jeremy Soptic, Warren Woodson, Kevin Bailey. Back row: James Hines, Rod Gamble, Jeff Eads. Not pictured: Jimmy Miller.

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