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2. Dive properly from the surface of the water.
3. Demonstrate breast, crawl, and side stroke.
4. Swim on the back fifty feet.
Taxidermy
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To obtain a merit badge for Taxidermy a scout must
1. Have a knowledge of the game laws of the state in which he lives.
2. Preserve and mount the skin of the game bird, or animal, killed in season. 3. Mount for a rug the pelt of some fur animal.
Life Scout
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The life scout badge will be given to all first-class scouts who have qualified for the following five-merit badges: first aid, athletics, life-saving, personal health, and public health.
Star Scout
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The star scout badge will be given to the first-class scout who has qualifled for ten merit badges. The ten include the list of badges under life scout.
Eagle Scout
Any first-class scout qualifying for twenty-one merit badges will be entitled to wear the highest scout merit badge. This is an eagle's head in silver, and represents the all-round perfect scout.