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Clltton G.: Speer, camp director and business manager. Georýge A. Ryan, assistanit camp )ýdi- reetor and camp-fire direc'tQr. -. I Jack Banks, .asistant camp director and director of athletlci. Dick Wichman, water 'front. director and village leader. Charles Sweetla.nd, advancement dl- rector and village leader. George Hin. director of sanitation and village leader. Barney Wals, nature director and village leader. AI Quambusch, director of pieneering' and village leader. Bob Paulson, chef. Jack Fowler, quartermaster. Roy I'idder, camp clerk. Firancis O'Connor, dining roûôm inan- ager. 1Ray Vaughn, engineer and transpor- tation manager. Bill Larson, 'hikernaster. Bu ay director of salling and Sea-SÙtingactivities. Roger Perklns, assistant water front wIstant, athleties de- ýr director of handi- assistant, handicraft ur, assistant,, nature bargernaster.* sistant bargemaster. Merrill, Hogo Stange, Pave Wilder, Keern Latidis A ble-Frank"Knoop. Ship 39-.-HÉihland Park: Appren- tice-Bob Earhart, Ray Johnson, Bob Johnson, Hugli Reading, jimi Rankin, Leslie Rankin, Bob Boehm, Jack Shel- ton, Bob Weinberg, Mike *O'Brien, Peytpn Al1,.n, .Edgar Vinyard; Ordin- ary-G-.untet Schwandti Jim Degan. SShip 130-Waùkegan: Ordina'ry Sea Scout - Donald Birchfield, Billyý Coonce,ý Charles Van Peit. SCOUT CAb§PORAL *Thirty patrols'.of Scouts frmait over the council- will 'stage a full 22- hour session this coming 'Saturday and Sunday at West Turnbull woods at Green Bay road and County lin terested guests or ever is the c this car rig wilII D m ne of the 4 -day. J. B. 'boat depart Nelson Sayler Lehman is directitng "The Will o' the Wisp." This-play is a fantasy based on the. ability of the "Will o' the Wisp" to inifluen'ce anyone ,With whom shecornes incon- tact. Miss Inga Gerup portrays this ethereal character e1ntirely through pantomime. Supporting her. are Miss.. Louise Hamilton, Miss Winifred Wil-. son, ând Miss Bern.icc.Rossberg r. Robert A, HIarper leads the second. group in a mysterjous melodrama, "Drums of Oude.". The plot lies in- India and the action revolves around a Sepoy uprising dusrinig.the last cen"- tùry. H iis,,cast includes, Miss Hamil-. ton, Roèwlanîd Wehr,- Archie W. Troelstrup, .John W. Gannawvay, Frank De Lay, C. lieibeirt Joneès, and Leonard P. Hoskins., The third play is "Tbey're None ýand current stage hits. Ti.he cast is )composed of Miss Genevieve Dixon, >nMiss Marea -Vlastô, Miss Virginia :)r Smith, Mrs. S. S. Vernon, Mrs. A. W. >Troelstrup, and Mrs. Sue Kimbeil. The performance will start at 8 o'clock Saturday evening ini the high *schooi auditoriumn. Tickets may be at council neada number of Scouts stimier camp farc registered at thîs registerea for ds the number last year. iearn Ieats rroviso; . Morton Is Next Foe In a debate held at \orthwestern niversity on Thursday, May 12, New 1rier High school's affirmative team,' nisisting of Robert Gruhn andI Rich- rd Lehman,.defeated Proviso's negia- ve. The debate subject was, "Re- Olved, tliat the several states should Eopt a syste.m of unîcameral go%- id ùratorical