In Scouting, A Boy Is Encouraged To

"softly, Softly, Catchee Monkey," Is The West African Rendering Of A Very Valuable Precept. An Awful Lot Of Men Fail Through Lack Of Patient Persistence.

Your Natural Inclination Is To Preach And To Warn Other Travellers Of Snags In The Path, But Isn't It Better To Signal To Them Some Of The Joys By The Way Which They Might Otherwise Miss?

Success In Training The Boy Depends Largely On The Scoutmaster's Own Personal Example.

Almost Any Biography Will Have Its Useful Suggestions For Making Life A Success, But None Better Or More Unfailing Than The Biography Of Christ.

As Sir Henry Newbolt Sums It Up: "the Real Test Of Success Is Whether A Life Has Been A Happy One And A Happy Giving One."