The Silver Cross (Blue Ribbon) is given for gallantry, with considerable risk to herself.
Bronze and Silver Cross for Saving Life.
The Badge of Merit (Gilt Wreath. White Ribbon), for a Scout who does her duty exceptionally well, though without grave risks to herself, or for specially good work in recruiting on behalf of the Girl Scout movement, or for especially good record at school for one year in attendance and lessons is awarded when full records of such deeds accompany the claim.
Gilt Medal of Merit.
How to Become a "Golden Eaglet"
To secure this honor a Girl Scout must win fourteen of the following badges: Ambulance, Clerk, Cook, Child-nurse, Dairy-maid, Matron, Musician, Needlewoman, Naturalist, Sick-nurse, Pathfinder, Pioneer, Signaler, Swimmer, Athletics, Health or Civics.
In examining for tests one of the Court of Honor should, if possible, be present.
The Local Committee should be satisfied, through the recommendation of the girls' captain, that the tests were satisfactorily performed.