Pack 11 Organization
Packs are organized into Dens by age:
1st Grade: Tiger Cubs
2nd Grade: Wolves
3rd Grade: Bears
4th Grade: Webelos 1
5th Grade: Webelos 2
At weekly Den meetings scouts work on
various skills and activities to earn their
advancements. The entire Pack meets
monthly to award advancements and
plan group activities.
Den Leaders
Dens are lead by trained volunteers:
Tiger: TBA
Wolf: Santee Ezell
Bear: Tim Rice
Webelos 1: Terry Smith
Webelos 2: Muthu Nagarajan
What Do Scouts do in Pack 11?
We go Camping and Hiking !
We learn new Skills !
We try new Activities !
We do Community Service !
We play Games !
We enjoy the Outdoors !
We travel on Trips !
We play Sports !
We explore Nature !
We make cool Stuff !
We earn Awards !
We meet new Friends !
OK we used play twice, but
it’s special.
Two leaders (or one and a parent) are
present at all meetings.
Parent Involvement
Parents are asked to accompany their
Tiger Scouts to meetings, but beyond
this, parent participation in Pack 11 is
greatly appreciated. Scouting operates
through trained volunteer leaders and
naturally, parents are a primary source
of leaders. Volunteer leaders are an
example of Scouting's principle of
service to others. You volunteer not
only to serve Scouting, but also to serve
your son and his friends, and to have
the chance to be a positive influence on
the youth in your community.
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Scouting With
Pack
11
Serving
Starkville, MS
Since 1944
When Do We Meet ?
Each Monday evening from 6:00 to
7:00 PM (during the school year).
Where Do We Meet ?
Aldersgate United Methodist Church
820 Evergreen Street, Starkville, MS
Pack 11 Events
Summer Camps
Pinewood Derby
Rain Gutter Regatta
Cub and Other Campout
Blue and Gold Banquet
Starkville Christmas Parade
Advancement
As boys advance in scouting by
completing tasks, performing
service projects, and participating in activities they earn belt
loops, badges, pins, and beads.
The ultimate award for Cubs is
the Arrow of Light, which shows
ability, dedication, and preparation for success in Boy Scouts.
The church is near Sudduth
Elementary. Parents and visitors are
welcome at all meetings and events.
Who Can Join ?
Boys in the 1st through 5th grades
(including those graduating from
Kindergarten). Older boys should ask
about joining a Boy Scout Troop.
How Much Does It Cost ?
The annual BSA registration is $18.
Our $22 activity fee is flexible, and a
$12 subscription to Boy’s Life
magazine is optional. Financial aid
is available upon request.
Parents
As a parent, you can be assured that
Cub Scouting:
 Encourages good citizenship
 Provides outdoor experiences
with an emphasis on safety
 Teaches useful skills and
physical fitness
 Supports moral and ethical
behavior
 Offers many opportunities for
self-advancement and learning
Pack 11 Contacts:
Andy Claude, Cubmaster
(662) 312-0113
[email protected]
Terry Smith, Asst. Cubmaster
(662) 617-1969
[email protected]