10. The Captain gives the command "Color Guard forward, MARCH." The Color Guard marches in front of the Captain and Troop who salute as the Colors pass, make a right turn two paces in front of the Court of Honor and march out. 11. After the Colors have left the "square" the Lieutenant takes her position at the left of the leading file. The Captain gives the commands: "Right, FACE, MARCH!" or "Squads right, MARCH!" "Column left, MARCH!" and the Troop marches out. The Captain turns, salutes the Court of Awards and passes out. O--LIEUT. 0000 0000 Troop-- 0000 0000 O--Capt. c xx Color c xx Court of Guard c xx Awards c xx -------- -------- -------- Guests Where there is no Local Council or Court of Awards, Captains are asked to communicate with the National Headquarters concerning the ceremony of presentation of the Golden Eaglet. ALTERNATE FORMS FOR SCOUT CEREMONIES In the case of troops for which this formal procedure is not practical, and for the better assistance of Captains and Councils who feel the need of a more definite formulation of the Scout principles on these occasions, the following ceremonies are suggested. They are designed to meet the necessity for expressing at each stage of the Scout's progress, recognition of her achievement up to that point and appreciation of her future responsibilities. 1. Tenderfoot Enrollment 1. The Troop being assembled in any desired formation, the Captain calls forward those who have passed the test. Captain: "Scout ----, do you think you know what it means to be loyal to God and your Country, to help other people at all times, and to obey the Scout Laws?" Scout: "I think I do, and I will try my best not to fail in any of them." _This is repeated to each Tenderfoot._ Captain: "Are you ready to make your Promise with your Troop?" New Scouts (_together_): "Yes." Captain: "Scouts of Troop ----, repeat your promise." _All salute and repeat the Promise._ Captain: "I trust you on your honor to keep this Promise." (_Here, when practicable, investiture of hat, neckerchief, etc., takes place._) _Captain then pins on Tenderfoot pin While attaching it, she says:_ Captain: "This pin makes you a Girl Scout. It is yours, so long as you are worthy of it." _Captain dismisses recently enrolled Scouts to their Troop position._ (_Here the Captain may add, if she wishes, anything in her judgment applicable to the Troop as a whole, or to the new Scouts individually._)