From: Calvin H. Gray (405geezer@igg-tx.net)
Date: Mon Dec 09 2002 - 08:08:49 CST
Roman Smith asked:
I was under the impression that anyone under 21 could
be counted as a youth on the form.
Here is our crew...including a question mark.
Two males over 21.
One female over 21.
One male age 20.
7 Males under 18.
Then either 1 male under 18 or one male age 19 (this
is still not decided).
Now when Philmont asks how many youth and how many
adults, what do I answer?
We know the tent and shower rules, we are just trying
to count youth and adults for the Philmont records. Can
I count the under 21 members as youth when we give our
breakout?
*****
You can list 3 adults and 9 youth members, or you can
list 4 adults and 8 youth members. The 3 age 21 or over
must be listed as adults. The 18-20 year olds can be
listed as either youth crew members or adult crew
members.
That's because, at Philmont, 18-20 year olds can be
counted as either youth or adult members on the roster.
You can't have more than 4 individuals age 21 or over on
the roster.
In theory, you could have a crew of 12 made up of four
21 year olds and eight 20 year olds and stay within the
Philmont rules. Of course, that would be very, very
unusual but a crew with that make-up could attend
Philmont under the rules they currently publish.
YiS,
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