1959 Sterling Price Camp Roster

In 1959 there was a significant change in the Camp leadership as William L. Atwood was elected Commander. He brought with him a whole new staff of officers:

In his open letter, addressed to the Camp, Mr. Atwood stressed the importance of enthusiasm, attendance at meetings and participation at Camp functions by the membership. “When we joined the SCV it was with a proud attitude of heritage and comradeship, and a sincere desire To Keep Straight In History, The Record of Their Words and Deeds. In recent years we have not lived up to this motto, nor fulfilled its obligation. With the approaching Centennial years (1961-1965) we have both a challenge and an obligation.” Mr. Atwood then outlines the goals of his administration:
1. An all-out membership campaign to double membership within the next year.
2. A program of events, meetings and efforts to bring the recognition and prestige to the Camp which it deserves.
3. Building a treasury, through membership, social activities, and donations to carry out our work.

                    “All of these things must be done if our Camp is to survive.”

This was a very ambitious program. Mr. Atwood had just joined the SCV in 1958, and was determined to take charge immediately, and solve problems that had plagued the organization since its inception. Another new member in 1958 was Col. D. H. Hundley, (Camp Commander 1967)
The letterhead that this memo is printed on lists the past Commanders of Sterling Price Camp #145.
There are no dates given for their periods of service, and the sequence is in disagreement with several other lists that are available, but it is reprinted here for your scrutiny.