Girl Scout Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards
{"Image DocumentName": "Girl Scout Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards", "Image ImageDescription": "Page 3 of 3. A Tradition of Honoring Girls. From the beginning of Girl Scouts, one prestigious award has recognized the girls who make a difference in their communities and in their own lives. The first of these awards, in 1916, was the Golden Eagle of Merit. In 1919, the name changed to The Golden Eaglet, and in 1920, the requirements for the Golden Eaglet were updated. The First class Award existed for only two years, from 1938 \u2013 1940, and was replaced in 1940 with the Curved Bar Award, the requirements for which were updated in In 1963, GSUSA re-introduced the First Class Award, for a girl who was an all-around person, with skills in many fields and a proficiency in one. Today\u2019s highest award, the Girl Scout Gold Award, was introduced in 1980.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}