Wag-O-Shag Lodge #280 Potawatomi Area Council Section C7

Wag-O-Shag Lodge #280

Potawatomi Area Council

Section C7

Introduction

Written by: Brad Singer Scouting started in the Potawatomi Area Council area in about 1926. At that time, local Boy Scout troops were part of the old Indian Trails Council, based in Janesville, Wisconsin. In 1929 the Potawatomi Area Council was formed with headquarters based in Waukesha. Our first summer camp was held at Moose Lake and had a camp period of four weeks. It was at this camp that service became an important part of our Scouting program. During this time, scouts were given a patch that recognized for their extra effort and service toward the camp and its program. The honor camper society at the time was called the “Order of the Links.” At the end of each camp period, members were selected by their peers to enter into the society and had to go through an initiation ceremony. When membership was attained, members wore a single chain link on their scout uniform showing their membership to the society.

With the coming of the early 1930’s, and a lack of knowledge on the part of the council regarding Ku-Ni-Eh, Ku-Ni-Eh gradually took over as the honor camper society. Ku-Ni-Eh offered more secret rituals, local clans, dedication to the Scouting program, promotion of camping, and an embroidered patch worn on the right sleeve of the Scout uniform. Ku-Ni-Eh was a very widespread honor camper society that was created by the Cincinnati Area Council in Ohio. The Potawatomi Area Council, however, removed himself from the Ku-Ni-Eh prior to 1945. Because of this, the council decided to develop their own Lodge in the Order of the Arrow, even though Ku-Ni-Eh had far greater membership than the Order of the Arrow at the time. The National Council finally banned the Ku-Ni-Eh in 1948.

In late 1943 and early 1944 Charles W. Woodson, Potawatomi Area Council Executive, conferred frequently with William G Hoffman, then Samoset Council Executive and Adviser to Area P of the Order of the Arrow, about starting an Order of the Arrow lodge in our council. Application for a lodge charter was submitted and approved by the National Council on October 21, 1944, with the number 280 being designated for the Potawatomi Area Lodge. National Council expressed concern over the name because of the similarity between the spelling of the Potawatome Lodge #63 of Bloomington, Illinois and the Potawattomi Lodge #122 of Chicago Heights, Illinois. Dr. Vince Batha, a faculty member of Carroll College, suggested the name “Wag-O-Shag”, which was derived from the word “Waugooshance”. Waugooshance, in the tongue of the Potawatomi Indians

meant “little foxes”. At that time, early 1800’s, many foxes inhabited the area. They served as the totem of the local Indian tribe known as the Fox Indians. Waugooshance was also a favorite name with the native Indians for crooked rivers, whose winding resembled the eccentric trail of the cunning animals whose name they bore. Also fitting was that the new lodge would share it’s name with, the Fox River, a large river that runs through Waukesha,. Over time Waugooshance was shortened to Wag-O-Shag, to make it easier to pronounce.

The lodge participated with Mikano Lodge 231 until our Lodge became fully operational. The first lodge tapout took place at Indian Mound Reservation, which was their local camp located in our council’s territory in Oconomowoc, during summer camp periods in 1945. During that summer, twelve senior scouts and adults were tapped out by our ritual team. Their Ordeal was then completed while still in camp.

The Original charter members were: Charles W Woodson, Dr. James Christiansen, Dr. Vince Batha, Robert Jansky, Barton Rodgers, James Huber, Rudolph Timmel, Fritz Grover, Eugene Radke, and Ronald Johnson.

Charles W. Woodson became the lodge’s first Adviser. He then appointed Ronald Johnson as Lodge Chief, James Huber as Scribe and Fred Grover as Treasurer. This group was the first lodge officers for Wag-O-Shag.

The following year, the council purchased a chunk of farmland in Fond du Lac County. In 1946, this new property, named Camp Long Lake, held its first summer camp program and, from there on, we have held our callout ceremonies there. At that first callout, all current Ku-Ni-Eh members were officially made Wag-O-Shag members. At that time, all Order of the Arrow ceremonies were held at its secret campfire location off the camp property. This campfire location was eventually completed with a concrete altar.

Wag-O-Shag Lodge 280 was first represented at an area conference camp out in October 1947. This was the first event where the Lodge was honored for their service to the Council.

Wag-O-Shag published its first Lodge manual, with the assistance of the Owassippe Lodge of the Chicago Area Council, the Unami Lodge of the Philadelphia Council, and Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She- Kia-Kiak Lodge of Blackhawk Area Council, in December of 1947.

In November 1948, obliging a national request to all lodges, a large chunk of Waukesha limestone with Wag-O-Shag blasted thereon was sent to the Vermont home of E. Urner Goodman. The stone was used along with those of the other lodge to build a fireplace in the home of Mr. Goodman, who had funded the Order of the Arrow in 1915 and was soon to retire. The stone is still on the fireplace which is still on display in the home.

Since rather humble beginnings, Wag-O-Shag Lodge 280 has gone on to become a trendsetter and a leader in all respects of the organization on both the national level and especially the sectional level due to the strong commitment of the adult membership to support the youth for whom the program is designed. Over the years the lodge has always been the leader at Area and Sectional Meetings, as well as the National Order of the Arrow Conferences. The Wag-O-Shag Lodge has done an all out effort to improve and promote Camp Long Lake as well. Some buildings at Camp Long Lake were built by the Order of the Arrow, such as, two adirondack shelters which were later screened in, the original dining shelter – a log cabin, which was originally intended to be half its present size, and serves as the Order of the Arrow office during summer camp and a storage building for Order of the Arrow equipment during the rest of the year. The Lodge has also helped to fund our Order of the Arrow/Nature Lodge cabin which is used for summer camp and as a rental facility in the off-season. The lodge has also worked to establish and maintain trails all over camp and even helped purchase the most current pier set that camp uses in the summer too.

The purpose of Wag-O-Shag Lodge shall be to recognize those campers, Scouts and Scouters, who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives, and by such recognition, cause other campers to conduct themselves in such a manner as to warrant recognition: to develop and maintain camping traditions and spirit; to promote Scout camping, which reaches its greatest effectiveness as a part of the units camping program; to help strengthen the District and Council camping program, both year around and at summer camp, as directed by the Council Camping Committee; and to crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of leadership in cheerful service

to others. The Lodge shall promote and subscribe to the objectives and principles as set forth by the National Council, BSA, the National Order of the Arrow Committee, and the policies and by- laws thereof.

In 2014 the Wag-O-Shag Lodge shows its continued support to the Council by attaining an over 700 members Lodge that gives a strong financial support to the Council, helps Camp Long Lake with financial support, and did all this in our 70th year of continued charter with the Order of the Arrow. The Wag-O-Shag Lodge hopes to be around for as long as it is so able to keep providing the same mission for all their members and the Council.

All in all the Wag-O-Shag Lodge truly exemplifies what the Order of the Arrow is really about.

From the Lense:

Top and

Bottom: Members performing a American Indian Dance Routine. Year unknown.

Members Cleaning up the OA Bowl at Camp Long Lake. The area is used to hold OA Ceremonies during Spring and Fall Conferences, as well as during Summer Camp.

Lodge Members doing a landscaping project for Hope Center, who works with the homeless throughout Waukesha County.

Lodge Members putting in the new piers at Aqualand, the aquatics area at Camp Long Lake. A major part of the Spring and Fall Conferences is helping to clean up, put together or improve camp before and after the summer camp season.

Through The Years:

Personal Testimony provided by John Rauenbuehler and Jon Kuderer. Introduction by Nick Schmudlach.

As time goes on, organizations and the things they do change. We asked a few key members in our Lodge’s past and present about the Lodge during a certain era and to give personal testimony about the Lodge at that time. Below are two responses that show how the Lodge has changed over time.

John Rauenbuehler is a Vigil Honor member in the Wag-O-Shag Lodge. He was active in the Lodge as a youth, serving as Lodge Treasurer in 1976. After he became an adult in the OA, he served Lodge Advisor from 1983-1989. He is still an Adult Advisor, currently serving in the

Activities Committee. He writes his personal testimony about the Wag-O-Shag Lodge during the 1980’s, which is featured below in italics.

‘Thank you for offering me the opportunity to share what life was like in Wag O Shag Lodge in the 1980's. During this time, our lodge was an active participant in many of the same activities that we are involved in today. We had a considerable presence at Camp Long Lake with many of our members both youth and adult serving on camp staff. We sent a delegation to each section conference along with the National Order of the Arrow Conferences. During this time, we rotated holding Section Conferences, with each lodge hosting at their summer camp location. I can remember that one such time we hosted, we prepared for dinner a meal utilizing the grill we have at camp. For dessert, the cooks made chocolate mousse from scratch. There were many people shouting "more moose"that evening after eating a huge evening meal that featured camps famous "finger rolls". The grill by the way was a product of one of our fellow arrowmen, John Schulze, who was a strong supporter of both our lodge and Camp Long Lake.

Also during this time at our conferences, we started our Ice Cream Pig Out at our spring and fall conferences. After we finished our Saturday dinner, and held our Ordeal ceremonies, we came back to the dining hall and were allowed to serve yourself all the vanilla, chocolate and strawberry ice cream you could eat. All the toppings were available as well. Oh, and I forgot to mention you could drink all the A & W root beer you wanted. The root beer came in a 1/4 barrel that we got from the A & W root beer stand in Kewaskum. Believe it or not, we never polished off that 1/4 barrel until Sunday morning at breakfast. We even had more members in attendance at these events than we do now.

Relationships at that time were much like they are today. Youth and adults were able to do business as usual but without the use of computers like we use today. Cell phones and the radios in use at camp were not common either. One thing that our lodge did during this time was to personally contact all scoutmasters by phone and offer both unit elections and camp promotions. Many units held both at the same troop meeting. We also had to sort The Fox newsletter at some of the earlier OA Lodge Board Meetings before they got mailed out. We sorted them by zip code, and then sent them to the post office. They went out third class, and could sit a each post office for maybe three weeks before actually getting to its final destination.

One major project our lodge took on was to build the OA bowl at the north end of camp. This was another idea that came from John Schulze. We scouted the area and decided on the best way to create the bowl. Trees were cut down, land cleared, and steps were put in. Many of the trees cut down were put into use as the first bowl seating, or posts used to hold smudge pots, sashes or other uses. I believe the first official use of the bowl was actually at the Section Conference we hosted.

Wag O Shag lodge has always had a visible presence within our council, section and at national events. We have produced many lodge and section officers. I would expect for that trend to continue as we move forward. The experiences and friendships made within the Order of The Arrow last a lifetime. They have for me, and are some of the most treasured friendships I have formed.

Respectfully submitted,

John Rauenbuehler

Big Turkey

Class of 1977’

Jon Kuderer is a Vigil Honor Member in the Wag-O-Shag Lodge. He served as the Lodge’s youth Ceremonies Chairman for many years before serving as Lodge Chief in 2012. Jon also held Section level leadership positions during his time as a youth. He writes his personal testimony about the Wag-O-Shag Lodge in the 2010’s, which is featured below. His responses as in italics.

- What was Wag-O-Shag Lodge like at the time?

When I first joined the lodge and later the LEC the same year, I was the youngest member on the LEC. My personal opinion was that the Lodge was in a bit of a lull. Everything was just kept afloat while no new ideas were being tried. It was also a time when the Lodge started to attend national and sectional events regularly and gained notoriety amongst other lodges.

What type of events/activities were unique to that period?

My first position was Activities Chairman in the Lodge and I wanted to give the LEC an event to build trust and help work as a team. I planned a COPE Course at Indian Mound. It was a blast and really helped expand the LEC’s thought process and ability to work with one another. The LLDC training was already around, but we wanted to make it more exciting and worthwhile. We turned it into a weekend event held at Camp Long Lake with games and socializing along with training to make for a great time.

- Share with us a few fun, appropriate story of your time in the Lodge during that period?

The first event I went to was a Section Conclave while I was still very new to the lodge. I think I was in it for less than 3 months in. The opening night had a game of guess that song. While we all looked at each other wondering who will be our representative I shyly said I know songs pretty well. I went on to name every song and shutting out all the other lodge teams. The advisor gave me the nickname JukeBox and that’s how I started in Wag-O-Shag

- What was the relationship between Officers and Advisers like during that period?

It was fantastic. We all knew each other originally from Scouting so it wasn’t anyone new for us. We had a wide range of ages, but still was able to work together and respect each other’s positions. The advisors were also quite young (or young at heart). They understood our perspective and never stopped us from changing and keeping the Lodge modern.

- Where there any important, long term service projects that the Wag-O-Shag Lodge did during that period? Explain

We started the annual Great Day of Service, where we would donate our time to a cause within our community. Another project, not relating to service as much, is the legacy sash program. I got the idea from another lodge and what happens is a brotherhood member signs the interior of their Ordeal sash and donates it to the Lodge to be given to a new Ordeal. This way, it can be seen all the brother before you, whom achieved great things while starting out just like them.

The Future Is Ours:

Written by: Max Czechowski

The Wag-O-Shag Lodge has been very successful throughout the year with all the different things we have been able to do. We are very excited and look forward past this Centennial Year of the Order of the Arrow and from our 70th anniversary as a Lodge to the future, a future that looks very bright. We are very excited to see how we can change the world in these next 100 years that we now get to share. Wag-O-Shag has looked at a few areas of the Lodge and have decided where we would like to have personal growth within the next 10-15 years. In one such area, Membership, our main goal will be to have 1000 total members and then focus on keeping them active in the Lodge. We also would like to look other areas, such as our program, service and Journey To Excellence (JTE), to see how we can become better. We are enthusiastically working to make these following years even greater for the future members in the lodge.

Membership has always been a strong point for our Lodge and we hope increase our numbers to have more than 1000 members by 2025. This is not too extreme of a number to meet because of where Wag-O-Shag Lodge’s membership numbers sit currently, at about 700 members. Yet, while having high membership numbers are great, having participation numbers at or near the same level is even better. To increase this number, we hope to reach out to all members through different methods of contact and improve our promotion tactics, so that everyone who joins the Lodge gets the chance to experience all the OA has to offer. Within membership, we would like to try and bring about the continued growth in Brotherhood Conversions. We have always been in a bit of a struggle in this areas but we now have new plans and ideas that will help us become more successful with the conversions. Membership is something that all lodges need to grow and Wag- O-Shag hopes to become even better with in the decade.

The programs that Wag-O-Shag offers are awesome. We have a great balance of different events, including, but not limited to, our: Spring and Fall Conferences, our October Promotional Events, LLDC Training, and our contingents to Section Conclaves. We have many members who attend these great events and they are truly what makes the event memorable. In the year of 2016, Wag-O-Shag has the opportunity to host the Section C7 Conclave. We are very eager to help Section C7 with planning and running the Section Conclave and we hope to make it better than it ever has been. There are a few programs that we would like to give new life, back in the 1970’s, Wag-O-Shag had an outstanding dance team that performed great routines during ceremonies. Yet, it has since gone away. In the next decade, we strive to restore the dance team to its previous glory and make it so that the ceremonies teams and dance team are competing at section and national level. On the LEC the Camping Promotions Committee has been on a decline, as the general pre planning and implementation of Camping Promotional Troop Visits has fallen behind. This coming year, we have new plans to improve the Camping Promotions Committee and widen its focus. We hope to extend the outreach committee to our Elangomats and also help other committees so they can all move forward with the lodge and through their work we can help grow our impact to others and help more troops.

On the 100th anniversary of the OA, we have decided to go with a slogan that fits that theme: “100 in 100”. This is a focused approach to complete the requirements for JTE. We made

plans to work 100 service hours per month, to do this, we have planned a spring Great Day Of Service (GDOS). We are now working on getting a GDOS together for the fall. We have also developed a project for Arrowmen to complete at our summer camp. We are working on our Camp Craft area, adding felt tarp and stones along the paths, in order to make a more durable surface for scouts and guests to walk down. This projects is also important as it improves the mobility of scouts with disabilities. We are very excited to see the completion of this project at the end of the summer, during our fall conference.

The final area that we would like to take some time to look at and improve upon would be our completion of JTE. This past year, we achieved Silver Level, which was a large improvement from the previous year. We overcame some great hurdles and we are proud to be on track for the successful completion of the requirements for Gold Level this year. We have worked very closely with our LEC and Chapters to see how everyone can help out with this lofty yet very attainable goal. Our goal for the next decade is to be recognized as a Gold Level Lodge every single year.

Wag-O-Shag lodge is a very successful lodge and we are very proud of our membership, program, service and JTE. Wag-O-Shag strives to give every Arrowman a great opportunity to experience all that the Order of the Arrow has to offer. We aim to be the best in all of these categories. The Gold JTE Level, which we are trying to reach, will propel us into a decade of great brotherhood, service and success. As the centennial year of the Order of the Arrow draws to a close, we must think: what can we improve upon, whom can we help, what can we help with and how can we change our community and the world for the better.

Appendix:

Wag-O-Shag Lodge #280 Lodge Officers

Introduction by Nick Schmudlach

While the goal of Wag-O-Shag Lodge has always been the same, the leadership structure of our Lodge has been a shifting institution. At its start, there were only three Lodge Officer positions and the Advisor. Below is a listing on all of our officers and advisors throughout our history. The current Lodge Officer arrangement has been in place since around 2004. The first of these positions is the Lodge Chief, who serves as the youth voice of the Lodge at local, sectional and national meetings and directly oversees all administrative committees. The next position is the Vice Lodge Chief, who takes the job of Lodge Chief if he is not present and directly oversees all program committees. Then comes the Secretary, who keeps track of the discussions held and decisions made at meetings. The last youth leader is the Treasurer, who keeps track on the finances of our Lodge. The adult that oversees and guides all youth leaders is the Lodge Adviser.

1944-45 Lodge Chief Ronald D. Johnson Oconomowoc Secretary James W. Huber Watertown Treasurer Fred (Fritz) Grover Hartland Advisor Charles. W. Woodson

1945-46 Lodge Chief Phillip Mallow Watertown Scribe James Hoffman Watertown Treasurer David Mueller Waukesha Advisor Robert J. Jansky Watertown Advisor George H. Egan Sr. Waukesha

1946-47 Lodge Chief Phillip Mallow Watertown Scribe James Hoffman Watertown Treasurer David Mueller Waukesha Advisor Robert J. Jansky Watertown Advisor George H. Egan Sr. Waukesha

1947-48 Lodge Chief David Mueller Waukesha Asst. Lodge Chief Leslie Becker Nashotah Scribe Richard Davis Waukesha Treasurer/Advisor Robert R. Adams Waukesha

1948-49 Lodge Chief Richard Davis Waukesha Asst. Lodge Chief Harold Magan Watertown Secretary Fred K. Schulze Jr. Waukesha Treasurer/Advisor Robert R. Adams Waukesha

1949-50 Lodge Chief James Selle Waukesha Asst. Lodge Chief Dean O’Brien Waukesha Secretary Dean Grunewald. Oconomowoc replaced by David Kluge Waukesha Treasurer/Advisor Robert R. Adams Waukesha

1950-51 Lodge Chief George Zickert Watertown Asst. Lodge Chief Franklin (Cookie) Dreager Waukesha Secretary James Selle. Waukesha Treasurer William D. Ethier Butler Advisor Robert R. Adams Waukesha

1951-52 Lodge Chief Richard Hill Mukwonago Vice Chief Chris Moore Waukesha Secretary Thomas K. Soulens Waukesha Treasurer Oscar C. Lind Waukesha Advisor Robert R. Adams Waukesha Advisor Robert J. Jansky Watertown

1952-53 Lodge Chief David Hoeppner Waukesha Vice Chief Gene Pickering Waukesha Secretary Kenneth Khohn Menomonee Falls Treasurer Oscar C. Lind Waukesha Advisor George H. Egan Sr. Watertown

1953-54 Lodge Chief Daniel Allert Waukesha Vice Chief John Engler Waukesha Secretary David Hoepper Waukesha Treasurer Oscar C. Lind Waukesha Advisor Jack Buidge III Waukesha

1954-55 Lodge Chief Warren C. Elting Milwaukee Vice Chief Ronald Dick Milwaukee Secretary John Engler Waukesha Treasurer Rudolf (Rudy) Anich Greendale Advisor James LaTonders Menomonee Falls

1955-56 Lodge Chief John Engler Waukesha Vice Chief Dale Holms Mukwonago Secretary John H. Eilertson Waukesha Treasurer Albert F. Gustafson Menomonee Falls Advisor Oscar C. Lind Waukesha

1956-57 Lodge Chief Robert Lannon Milwaukee Deputy Chief John H. Eilertson Waukesha Secretary Richard Hill Mukwonago Treasurer Roy Meissher Merton Advisor Oscar C. Lind Waukesha

1957-58 Lodge Chief Roy Meissher Merton

Vice Chief #1 Dennis Janikowshi Oconomowoc Vice Chief #2 John Otjen Elm Grove Corresponding Sec. Robert Reaves Waukesha Recording Sec. William Coleman Waukesha Treasurer Ken Miller Waukesha Advisor Oscar C. Lind Waukesha

1958-59 Lodge Chief John H. Eilertson Waukesha 1st Vice Chief Bruce Menzel Waukesha 2nd Vice Chief Brian Cloutier Oconomowoc Cor. Member Sec. Henery Winoground Watertown Recording Sec. Lee Meissher Merton Treasurer Allen Owen Oconomowoc Advisor Hugh Monroe Waukesha

1959-60 Lodge Chief James Janikowski Oconomowoc 1st Deputy Chief James Lang Oconomowoc 2nd Deputy Chief Richard Kleine Brookfield Secretary. John J. Gruele Waukesha Treasurer Reynold J. Conger Brookfield Advisor E. L. (Al) Horst New Berlin

1960-61 Lodge Chief Jack Boyles Brookfield 1st Deputy Chief William Hollingsworth New Berlin 2nd Deputy Chief Allan Haacke Muskego Secretary. Reynold J. Conger Brookfield Treasurer Michael J. Krueger New Berlin Advisor Jack Kronberger Milwaukee

1961-62 Lodge Chief Jack Boyles Brookfield 1st Deputy Chief Ronald Fisher Sussex 2nd Deputy Chief Thomas Jacomet Brookfield Secretary. Walter Saveland Brookfield Treasurer Michael J. Krueger New Berlin Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1962-63 Lodge Chief William Hollingsworth New Berlin 1st Deputy Chief Joseph M. Solymossy New Berlin 2nd Deputy Chief Ronald Miller Watertown Secretary Walter Saveland Brookfield Treasurer Michael J. Krueger New Berlin Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1963-64 Lodge Chief Thomas Kern Brookfield 1st Deputy Chief Wyon Wiegratz West Allis 2nd Deputy Chief James Kugg Brookfield Secretary Ronald R. Perschon Pewaukee replaced by Bradley Anderson Oconomowoc Treasurer Dennis Poehlman Brookfield Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1964-65 Lodge Chief Michael J. Krueger New Berlin Vice Chief Michael R. Peters Brookfield Secretary Michael Besel Brookfield Treasurer Bradley Anderson Oconomowoc Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1965-66 Lodge Chief Michael Feltz Sussex Deputy Chief Michael Paskov Elm Grove Secretary Michael Carity Brookfield Membership Sec. Wayne Corrigan Butler Treasurer Bradley Anderson Oconomowoc Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1966-67 Lodge Chief Kenneth Rose Brookfield Deputy Chief John Wainer Sussex Secretary Paul C. Hemmer Menomonee Falls Membership Sec. Michael Carity Brookfield Treasurer John Lessel New Berlin Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1967-68 Lodge Chief Kenneth Rose Brookfield Vice Chief Thomas Schewe Menomonee Falls Secretary John J. Hendricks Wauwatosa Membership Sec. Steven Grams Menomonee Falls Treasurer Michael Carity Brookfield Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1968-69 Lodge Chief John J. Hendricks Wauwatosa Vice Chief R. Winthrap Hinds III Oconomowoc Secretary Thomas Koehler Menomonee Falls Membership Sec. Robert H. Hendricks Wauwatosa Treasurer Donald Kingsbury Menomonee Falls Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1969-70 Lodge Chief Donald Kingsbury Menomonee Falls Vice Chief Steven Grams Menomonee Falls Sec./Treasurer Paul M. King Brookfield

Membership Sec. Jeffrey Kern New Berlin Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1970-71 Lodge Chief R. Scott Stewart Brookfield Vice Chief Kim Phelps Sullivan Sec./Treasurer Jeffrey R. Hahn Brookfield Membership Sec. James P. Murray Jr. Menomonee Falls Advisor Ronald A. Perschon Pewaukee

1971-72 Lodge Chief James P. Murray Jr. Menomonee Falls Vice Chief James Beres Wauwatosa Sec./Treasurer Greggory Stack Wauwatosa Membership Sec. Timothy Hatch Brookfield Advisor Harold Baker Waukesha

1972-73 Lodge Chief Ian Watts. Hartland Vice Chief James Beres Wauwatosa Sec./Treasurer Greggory Stack Wauwatosa Membership Sec. Nicholas Youngers Brookfield Advisor Harold C. White New Berlin

1973-74 Lodge Chief Greggory Stack Wauwatosa Vice Chief George Atkinson Waukesha Secretary Joel Fairbanks Hartland Treasurer Kenneth Beres Wauwatosa Membership Sec. Nicholas Youngers Brookfield Advisor Kenneth H Effertz Brookfield

1974-75 Lodge Chief Greggory Stack Brookfield Vice Chief George Atkinson Waukesha Secretary James Hitchcock Sussex Treasurer Thomas Kent Brookfield Membership Sec. Daniel Grahm Elm Grove Advisor Kenneth H Effertz Brookfield

1975-76 Lodge Chief David Domres Menomonee Falls Vice Chief Jeffery Larson Brookfield Secretary Robert Beres Wauwatosa Treasurer John R. Rauenbuehler New Berlin Membership Sec. Greggory M. Gerovac Wauwatosa Advisor Kenneth H Effertz Brookfield

1976-77 Lodge Chief Greggory M. Gerovac Wauwatosa replaced by Mark A. Urban Elm Grove Vice Chief Mark A. Urban Elm Grove Secretary Mark L. Van Horn Pewaukee Treasurer Greggory (Lurch) Barrows Brookfield

Membership Sec. Carl D. Below Brookfield Advisor James P. Murray Jr. Milwaukee

1977-78 Lodge Chief Charles Stellmacher Menomonee Falls Vice Chief Mark L. Van Horn Pewaukee Secretary Michael K. W. Schultz Brookfield Treasurer Michael Murphy New Berlin Membership Sec. Timothy Griep Watertown Advisor James P. Murray Jr. Milwaukee

1978-79 Lodge Chief Timothy Griep Watertown Vice Chief Curt Krohn Waukesha Secretary Kirt Wooldridge Brookfield Treasurer Russell Nelson Brookfield Membership Sec. Mark Below Brookfield Advisor James P. Murray Jr. Milwaukee

1979-80 Lodge Chief Michael K. W. Schuze Brookfield Vice Chief Phillip Zahn Elm Grove Secretary Lovie Reynoldo Brookfield Treasurer Mark Below Brookfield Membership Sec. Bruce Urban Elm Grove Advisor James P. Murray Jr. Milwaukee

1980-81 Lodge Chief Russell Nelson Brookfield Vice Chief Jeffrey Mathiae Elm Grove Secretary Phillip Zahn Elm Grove Treasurer David Fike Brookfield Membership Sec. Lovie Reynoldo Brookfield Advisor James P. Murray Jr. Milwaukee

1981-82 Lodge Chief Michael P. Garvey Oconomowoc Vice Chief Paul B. Hartman Brookfield Secretary Lovie Reynoldo Brookfield Treasurer Mark Becker Sussex Membership Sec. Jay Jordon Brookfield Advisor James P. Murray Jr. Milwaukee

1982-83 Lodge Chief Michael P. Garvey Oconomowoc Vice Chief Edward (Speedy) Riedmaier Brookfield Advisor James P. Murray Jr. Milwaukee

1983-84 Lodge Chief Edward (Speedy) Riedmaier Brookfield Vice Chief John M. Miller New Berlin Membership Sec. Jeff DesJardin Brookfield

Treasurer Paul B. Hartman Brookfield Advisor John R. Rauenbuehler Big Bend

1984-85 Lodge Chief Eugene Sjoberg Oconomowoc Vice Chief Michael P. Brenzel Menomonee Falls Sec./Treasurer John M. Miller New Berlin Advisor John R. Rauenbuehler Big Bend

1985-86 Lodge Chief Michael P. Brenzel Menomonee Falls Vice Chief Brian Venzke New Berlin Membership Sec. Andrew Paradowski Brookfield Sec./Treasurer Randal Smith Sussex Advisor John R. Rauenbuehler Big Bend

1986-87 Lodge Chief Randal Smith Sussex Vice Chief Trent Hancock Waukesha Membership Sec. Jeff Nieman Colgate Sec./Treasurer Joseph B. Schulz Menomonee Falls Advisor John R. Rauenbuehler Big Bend

1987-88 Lodge Chief Trent Hancock Waukesha Vice Chief Joseph B. Schulz Menomonee Falls Membership Sec. Edward Jacoby Jr. New Berlin Sec./Treasurer Gregory B. Smith Sussex Advisor John R. Rauenbuehler Big Bend

1988-89 Lodge Chief Joseph B. Schulz Menomonee Falls Vice Chief Michael Ladaika Jr. Watertown Membership Sec. Trent Hancock Waukesha Sec./Treasurer Herman O. Tiedeman Jr. Watertown Advisor John R. Rauenbuehler Big Bend

1989-90 Lodge Chief Joseph B. Schulz Menomonee Falls V-C of Admin. Greg J. Serafin Waukesha V-C of Camp Pro. Paul Wesemann Watertown Membership Sec. David Armitage Menomonee Falls Sec./Treasurer Brad Belhke Watertown Advisor Roger L. Armstrong Waukesha

1990-91 Lodge Chief Greg J. Serafin Waukesha V-C of Admin. Matt Wolfgram New Berlin Membership Sec. Gary Werner Brookfield Sec./Treasurer Eric Lang East Troy

Advisor Roger L. Armstrong Waukesha

1991-92 Lodge Chief Matt Wolfgram New Berlin V-C of Admin. Gary Werner Brookfield V-C of Camp Pro. Tim Welke Germantown Membership Sec. Dan Klopp Sussex Sec./Treasurer Jeff Serafin Waukesha Advisor Roger L. Armstrong Waukesha Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1992-93 Lodge Chief Matt Wolfgram New Berlin V-C of Admin. Jeff Serafin Waukesha V-C of Camp Pro. Peter Grimyser Brookfield Membership Sec. Dan Klopp Sussex Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1993-94 Lodge Chief Carl Snyder New Berlin V-C of Admin. Chris Webb Milwaukee V-C of Camp Pro. John Schafer Brookfield Membership Sec. Kevin Hogan Wales Sec./Treasurer Peter Vehmas New Berlin Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1994-95 Lodge Chief Carl Snyder New Berlin V-C of Admin. Chris Webb Milwaukee V-C of Camp Pro. Brian Roltgen Richfield Membership Sec. Kevin Hogan Wales Sec./Treasurer None Listed New Berlin Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1995-96 Lodge Chief Chris Webb Milwaukee V-C of Admin. Troy Kind Watertown V-C of Camp Pro. Andy Koch Sussex Membership Sec. Brian Sutilla Mukwonago Sec./Treasurer Matt Clarke Brookfield Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1996-97 Lodge Chief Chris Webb Milwaukee V-C of Admin. Brian Sutilla Mukwonago V-C of Camp Pro. Andy Koch Sussex Membership Sec. Matt Clarke Brookfield Sec./Treasurer Nick Ciesinski Pewaukee Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1997-98 Lodge Chief Brian Sutilla Mukwonago V-C of Admin. Nick Garasimowicz Mukwonago V-C of Program Matt Vick Mukwonago

Membership Sec. Andy Koch Sussex Sec./Treasurer Joe Pfeiffer Brookfield Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1998-99 Lodge Chief Nick Ciesinski Pewaukee V-C of Admin. Paul Koehler Brookfield V-C of Program Nick Garasimowicz Mukwonago Secretary. Peter Amerpohl West Allis Treasurer Brian Murray Elm Grove Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

1999-00 Lodge Chief Paul Koehler Brookfield V-C of Admin. None Listed None Listed V-C of Camp Pro. None Listed None Listed Secretary None Listed None Listed Treasurer None Listed None Listed Advisor Lucien VanElsen Brookfield

2000-01 Lodge Chief Kyle Braden Neosho V-C of Admin. Alex Carus Sussex V-C of Program Sean Simon/Mark D’Anna? Menomonee Falls Secretary Jon Rzeznik/Sean Simon? Waukesha Treasurer Paul Miller Brookfield Advisor John Bell West Bend

2001-02 Lodge Chief Alex Carus Sussex V-C of Admin. Kyle Braden Neosho V-C of Program Josh Ziarek Mukwonago Secretary Sean Ryan New Berlin Advisor John Bell West Bend

2002-03 Lodge Chief Alex Carus Sussex V-C of Admin. Eric Haunfelder Sussex V-C of Program Josh Ziarek Mukwonago Secretary Sean Ryan New Berlin Treasurer None Listed None Listed Advisor John Bell West Bend

2003-04 Lodge Chief Brad Singer Waukesha V-C of Admin. Alex Carus Sussex V-C of Program Kyle Braden Neosho Secretary. Will Bonk Brookfield Treasurer Tony Giles New Berlin Advisor Ron Liebl Mukwonago

2004-05 Lodge Chief Brad Singer Waukesha Vice Chief Alex Carus Sussex Secretary Jon Rzeznik Waukesha Treasurer Tony Giles New Berlin Advisor Ron Liebl Mukwonago

2005-06 Lodge Chief Andy Schulz None Listed V-C of Admin. David Triscari None Listed Secretary Ben Siegman Menomonee Falls Treasurer None Listed None Listed Advisor Ron Liebl Mukwonago

2006-2007 Lodge Chief Tony Dobner Brookfield V-C of Admin. David Nelson None Listed Secretary Cody Olah Sullivan Treasurer Marty Kowalski Big Bend Advisor Gregory Nebel Merton

2007-2008 Lodge Chief John Schwab New Berlin V-C of Admin. Val Peterson Sullivan Secretary James Felton Wauwatosa Treasurer Alex Matz None Listed Advisor Gregory Nebel Merton

2008-2009 Lodge Chief John Schwab New Berlin V-C of Admin. Mitch Keim Menomonee Falls Secretary James Felton Wauwatosa Treasurer TJ Mueller Brookfield Advisor Gregory Nebel Merton

2009-2010 Lodge Chief James Felton Wauwatosa V-C of Admin. Mitch Keim Menomonee Falls Secretary Tommy Hagen Waukesha Treasurer Zach Emberts Sussex Advisor Gregory Nebel Merton

2010-2011 Lodge Chief Mitch Keim Menomonee Falls V-C of Admin. Nick Goldner New Berlin Secretary Vacant None Listed Treasurer Kevin Zinke Menomonee Falls

Advisor Gregory Nebel Merton

2011-2012 Lodge Chief Jon Kuderer Brookfield Vice-Chief Dexter Blumberg Pewaukee Secretary Mark Mutza Big Bend Treasurer Jacob Rezenik Waukesha Advisor Brad Singer Waterford

2012-2013 Lodge Chief Colin Tetkoski Merton Vice-Chief Marshall Angst Big Bend Secretary Ben Angst Big Bend Treasurer Jacob Rezenik Waukesha Advisor Brad Singer Waterford

2013-2014 Lodge Chief Aaron Kuenstler New Berlin Vice-Chief Ryan Sheard Brookfield Secretary Konrad Meidenbauer Sussex Treasurer Andrew DeLuka Menomonee Falls Advisor Brad Singer Waterford

2014-2015 Lodge Chief Max Czechowski Brookfield Vice-Chief Gareth Hestetune Menomonee Falls Secretary Liam Brown Waukesha Treasurer Andrew DeLuka Menomonee Falls Advisor Brad Singer Waterford

2015-2016 Lodge Chief Max Czechowski Brookfield Vice-Chief Danial Whitstone Waukesha Secretary Ryan Mitchell Watertown Treasurer Nick Rasimus Sussex Advisor Brad Singer Waterford

2016-2017 Lodge Chief Nick Rathsmus Hubertus Vice-Chief Nate Kuenstler New Berlin Secretary Ethan Dagenais Oconomowoc Treasurer Adam Doornbos New Berlin Advisor Nick Cisenski Eagle

2017-2018 Lodge Chief Billy Kitzhaber Watertown Vice-Chief Nate Kuenstler New Berlin Secretary Henry DeLuka Menomonee Falls Treasurer Calvin Kalawa Waukesha Advisor Nick Cisenski Eagle

2018-2019 Lodge Chief Zach Landquist Waukesha Vice-Chief Peter Selfors Pewaukee Secretary Sam Matheney Germantown Treasurer Colin Hall Menomonee Falls Advisor Nick Cisenski Eagle

2019-2020 Lodge Chief Peter Selfors Pewaukee Vice-Chief Sam Matheney Germantown Secretary Collin Welke Jackson Treasurer Colin Hall Menomonee Falls Advisor Nick Cisenski Eagle

2020-2021 Lodge Chief Collin Welke Jackson Vice-Chief Blake Stephens Mukwanago Secretary Mike Penn Menomonee Falls Treasurer Liam Hughes Big Bend Advisor Nick Cisenski Eagle

Vigil Honor List

Since 1953, Wag-O-Shag Lodge has had over 350 Arrowmen and women receive the Vigil Honor, the Order of the Arrow’s highest honor. The listing shows Vigil Honor recipients by the year they received the honor. It lists, going from left to right, the member’s first name, the member’s last name, Vigil name, and english translation.

Class of 1953:

George H. Eagan Grey Haired Man Wapantpeu Lenno

Class of 1954:

Robert Adams One That Is Humble Gettamagelensit

Glen Ellsworth Tall Pine Gunaguot Kuwe

Class of 1956:

Rudolph Anich Wise One Lippoe

Class of 1958:

John Eliertson Industrious Sacred Pole Wischiki Gandhikan

Roy Meissner Depend On My Friend None Listed

Class of 1959:

John Engler Brother Fox Nimat Woakus

Class of 1960:

Dennis Janikowski Common Turtle Hilleu Tulpe

Class of 1961:

Joseph Bender Big Brother Amangi Kimat

H.W. Brockman Large Wind Amangi Kschachan

George H. Kleine Buffalo Heart Sisilija Wdee

Richard Kleine Spring Wind Siquon Kschachan

Class of 1962:

Russell Porter One Who Is Able Wunita

Class of 1963:

William Hollingsworth Redheaded One Meechgallhukquot

Michael Krueger Fire Dancer Tidney Gentgeen

Louis Piskula Wildcat Tschingue

M.H. (Uncle Bud) Smith One Who Does Good Work Wulalogewagan

Class of 1964:

Roland Perschon Calm Minded One Klamhattenamin

Wyon Weigratz Happy Dancer Wulamallessin Gentgeen

Class of 1965:

Thomas Kern One Who Sings Nachgohuman

Walter Saveland III One Who Thinks Easily Apuelendam

Fred Short Aged Builder Kikey Wikhetschik

James F. Weeks Quiet One Klamachpin

Class of 1966:

Brad Anderson Reliable One Nagatamen

Wallace Lee Grey Headed One Wapantpeu Lenno

Dennis Poehlmann Steady One Clamhattenmoagan

George Poehlmann Large One Amangi

John R. Smith Trustworthy One Nageuchosowagan

Class of 1967:

Win Hinds Willing One Nuwingi

Robert Pekarske Helpful One Witscheman

Class of 1968:

Michael Carity Fast Runner Kschamehhellan

Mike Kreuser Big Rock Ganschapunchk

Tony Novy Wood Cutter Giskhaguen

Dr. John Phelps Horse Doctor Nenajunges Kikehuwet

Class of 1969:

Robert Dickinson Active One Wichixin

Fleming Fallon Wise One Lippoe

Reid Haughey Obedient One Awallsittamuwi

Paul Hemmer Little Canoe Amocholes

Ferdinand Johannes Trader Memhallmund

Richard Onasch Torch Carrier Nendawen

Ken Rose Forceful One Achtschinkhalan

Robert Sturgeon Fine Cook Awullsu Sachgachtoon

Class of 1970:

Steve Grams Handsome One Wulisso

John Hendricks Thin One Waskeu

James Johannes Collector Mawachpo

Donald Kinsbury Eater Mizin

Paul M. Kling Writer Lekhiket

Thomas Peabody Rabbit Overseer Moskimus Genachagihat

James K. Tenorio Enjoyable One Apensuwi

Michael Weigl Happy One Wulamallessin

Class of 1971:

Robert Hendricks Fast One Tschitanek

Ron Miller One Who Has Humility Tangitehewagan

John A. Phelps Captain Arrow Lachxowilenno Alluns

Frank Schouten One Who Persuades Achtschinkhalan

Gary Timm Eagle Dancer Woapalanne Gentgeen

Ian Watts Builder Wikhetschik

Class of 1972:

Joel Fairbanks Dancer Teacher Gentgeen Achgeketum

Paul A. Gutting Farmer Hakihet

Tim Hatch Silent One Tschitgussin

James P. Murray Jr. Seeker Elachtoniket

Kim Phelps One Who Lifts Up Aspenummen

Fr. Neal Dow Servant Of The Lord Allogagan Nehellatank

Richard Sturgeon One Who Has Authority Tschitanessoagan

Class of 1973:

James Beres Quiet One Klamachpin

Eric Berg Agreeable One Nachgundin

Kenneth H. Effertz Wood Cutter Giskhaquen

Jeffrey R. Hahn Snake Dancer Achgook Gentgeen

Greg Stack Secretary Treasurer Lekhiket Mawachpo

Class of 1974:

Paul Fisher Indifferent One Ajanhelendam

Mark Jaeger One Who Instructs Allohakasin

Kevin King One Who Created With Mind Gischeleman

William Lawler Loudspeaker Amangiechsin

James L. Wessel One Who Has Good Spirits Wulantowagan

Nick Youners Turkey Cock Bloeu

Class of 1975:

Steve Aspund Buffalo Runner Sisilija Kschamehhellan

George Atkinson Happy Clown Wulamallessin Gebtschaat

Ken Beres Capable One Tschitanissowagan

Gerald Osborn Big Cook Amangi Sachgachtoon

Frank Urban, MD One Who Cares Kikehuwet

Chester Watts Bald Headed One Moschakantpeu

Class of 1976:

Mike Urban Swimming Bear Aschowin Machque

Dan Graham Fast Talker Alappiechsin

Chuck Stellmacher Little Mountain Tatchen Wachtschu

Class of 1977:

Ken Barbian One Who Created With Hands Gischihan

Carl Below Puppy Allumes

Robert Beres Younger Brother Chesimus

Mike Murphy Nimble One Wischixin

John R. Rauenbuehler Big Turkey Amangi Tschikenum

Mark Urban Noisy One Achgiguwen

Class of 1978:

Dick Breaker Drum Beater Pohonasin

Joseph Como One Who Goes Swiftly Kschihillen

George Mann Grey Fox Woakas

Mark McWilliams Wild Goose Kaak

Peter Ritchey He Who Goes Away Mawat Elemussit

Paul Wilson One Who Does Good Work Mawat Wulalogewagen With Hands Gischihan

Class of 1979:

Mike Schulze Weasel Sanguen

Carl N. Below Leather Seller Ches Mahallamagen

Tim Griep White Rock Wapsu Achsin

Mark Below Straight Arrow Schachachgeu Alluns

Neil Shannon One Who Holds Councils Witatschimolsin

Curt Krohn Able Dancer Wunita Gentgeen

Class of 1980:

Russ Nelson Good Spirited Dreamer Wulattauwoapuwagan Lungwamen

Greg Barrows Tall Spirit Gunaquot Achewon

Jim Hitchcock Able Teacher Wunita Achgeketum

Bruce Urban Grasshopper Kigischgotum

Jack Wilson Deep Thinker Achowelendam

Ron Kneiser One Who Speaks Truly Mawat Wulamoc

Class of 1981:

John Schulze Kissing Squirrel Moskdonamen Anicus

Leroy Gatzke Cutter of Wood Manachewagan

Kelly Kern Beaver Hunter Ktemaque Elauwit

Phil Zahn Quiet Mouse Klamachpin Achpoques

Kirk Wooldridge Captain Lachxowilenno

Mike Zingdale Worthy One Elgixin

Class of 1982:

Mike Garvey Little One Tatchen

Louis Raynaldo One Who Carries a Load Najundam

Tony Gill Friend Elangomat

Ken Barbian One Who Creates With Hands Gischihan

Walter Goble Gardner Menhakehhamat

Class of 1983:

Ed Kitkowski Wide Willing One Achgameu Nuwingi

Willie Walker One Who Looks Beyond Wulowachtauwoapin

Walter Huf Jr.. One Who Makes Others Happy Lauchsoheen Michalappotis

Walter Huf Sr. Heart Teacher Wdee Achgeketum

Wayne Berlick Hard Worker Achowalogen

Don Berlick Still Water Lklampeechen

Don Braun One Who Persuades Achtschinkhalan

Dave Fike One Who Exerts Himself Wischixin

Paul Hartmann Clown Gebtschaat

Randy Smith Friendly One Tgauchsin

Class of 1984:

Peter Schulze Copper Swim Teacher Machkachsin Aschowin Achgeketum

Larry Twerion Teacher Achgeketum

John Curtis Sr. Unseen Good Worker Nolemiwi Wulalogewagan

Tom Brzeninski A Dream Warrior Lungwamen Netopalis

Al Grant Big Beaver Amangi Ktemaque

Ed Riedmaier Long Winded Talker Amiga Kschachan Wewingtonheet

John Miller Quiet Willing One Klamachpin Nuwingi

Jeff Desjardin Far Sighted One Lungwamen Netopalis

Class of 1985:

Mike Brenzel Funnel Minded Pindpehellaqachtikan Elsit Ed Venske Clean Loud Speaker Kschiechek Amangiechsin Eugene Sjoberg II Yellow Haired Sausage Wisaweu Miechheken Pindhikan Don Schismenos Silent Traveler Tschitgussin Memsochet Todd Moldenhauer Silent Twin None Listed Tim Moldenhauer Quiet Twin Klamachpin Gachpees

Phil Desjardin Heart Beat Wdee Pakandamen Frank Mcgowen Red Haired Drum Beater Meechgalhukquot Pohonasin Tony Lay Original Lenni

Class of 1986:

Chris Lay Big Buffalo Amangi Sisilija Jeff Niemann Merry Hatted One Wulelendam Allquepi Mawat Andy Riedmaier Fast Footed Player Tschitanek Wsit Acchigiguwen Ngutti Auwen Pimochkhasu Tom Sisson One Who Moves Bogs Schingaskunk Ron Armstrong Messenger Elogamgussit

Cary Kaczik Hot Headed Star Watcher Geeschtek Wil Allanque Wewoapisak

Class of 1987:

Glenn Miller View Maker Talattauwoapin Manitto Andy Paradowski Axe Temahikan Greg Smith Wild White Potato Auchsu Wapsu Hob'bin Brian Venske Quick Ready One Allapijeyjuwagan Gischhatteu Jim Kyle Counting Livesaver Achgindamen Gachpallan Kschiechek Achipiquon Trent Hancock Clean Fiddle Player Achigiguwen William Alexander Little Beaver Tatchen Ktemaque Mark Warsinski Big Boy Amangi Skahenso

Erik Gjellestad Grey Haired North Wind Woaphokquawon Lowanachen

Class of 1988:

Joe Shultz Little Running Pigeon Tatchen Kschamehhellan Amemi Brian Behlke Tall Strange One Gunaquot Tschepsit Mawat Mike Wagner Girl Catcher Ochquetschitsch Achquoanan Randy Behlke Turkey Tail Feather Tschikenum Wolanniall Mike Ladalka Jr. Spirituous Little Dog Achewon Allumes

Class of 1989:

One Who Fishes With Hook And Jay Sharping Line Mawat Wendamen Herman Tiedeman Silent Merchant Tschitgussin Memhallamund Roger Behlke Thirsty Fox Hunter Gattosomuim Wulalowe Elauwit Lucien Van Elsen Hard Burnt Ashes Wochganiponk

Walter Welzin Medicine Merchant Beson Memhallamund

Class of 1990:

Brad Behlke One Who Travels About Badly Mawat Missochwen Mattochwen Gary Brueckman Humble One Gettemagelensuwi Mawat Jim Greicar Large Wild Duck Quiquingus Gary Miller Quiet Thinker Klamachpin Wtitehan

Class of 1991:

Dave Armitage Laughing One Gilkissin Witschindin Marcus Frank Quiet Builder Klamachpin Wikhetschik Richard Pavlons One Who Cries Aloud Ganschiechsin

John Riedmaier Roasted Corn Achpoem

Greg Serafin Woodpecking Candle Papaches Waselenikan Lance Van Elsen Fast Speaker Lachpiechsin

Matt Wolfgram Quiet Dancer Klamachpin Gentgeen

Class of 1992:

Dave Bedell Quiet Runner Klamachpin Kschamehhellan Cory O'Rourke Busy Turtle Wischiki Tulpe Loren Snyder Mischievous Warrior Matschilissowagan Netopalis Amangi Mamalekhikan Greg Hanstedt Big Writing Rock Pemapuchk Roger Armstrong Crying Mouse Niskalamuin Achpoques Mike Ellery Happy Spider Lauchsoheen Michalappotis Ed Jacoby Sr. Lighting Bug Sasappis

Class of 1993:

Dave Boguslawske Bald Headed Bearded One Moschakantpea Tuney Gene Burke Medicine Man Meteu Dan Klopp Boat Drummer Amochol Pohonasin Gil Lucka Grey Haired Donkey Woaphokguawon Nenajunges Bill O’Rourke Bald Headed Teacher Moschakantpen Achgeketum Jeff Serafin Foolish Babbler Kpitschewagan Wewintonheet Carl Snyder Innocent One Pelachpit Tim Welke Sweet Torch Carrier Wingan Nendawen

Class of 1994:

Tgauwiwi Wulamallessin Brian Hogan Slow Happy Face Wuschgink Troy Kleist Apprehensive One Alemoagan Lester Manteau Fire Builder Tinder Wikhetschik Mike Reinicker River Horse Sipo Nenajunges

Howard Shackley Busy Trainer Wischiki Achgeketum

Class of 1995:

Kevin Hugo Chicken Cooker Tipatit Wiechenin Karl Pludeman One Who Overcomes Barriers Allowigamen Kihhican Kathleen Sisson Friendly Creator Tgauchsin Manitto Carolyn Snyder Busy Aunt Wischiki Piwitak Brian Sutilla Excited One Glakelendam Chris Webb Wolf Boy Mettimmeu Skahenso Wulaptonaelchukquonk Brian Roltgen One Who Advocates Camp Mechmauwikenk

Class of 1996:

Matt Clarke Quiet Mouse Klamachpin Mos Elaine Garvey Counting Teacher Takindamin Achgeketum Jim Kieso Sr. Swamp Fox Maskek Woaxachey Greg Letts Turtle Talker Tulpe Wewingtonheet

Class of 1997:

Daryl Boetcher Hog Rider Goschgosch Nenajungeshammen Todd Chingway Pine Tree Teacher Cuwe Achgeketum Charles Clarke Wise Water Destroyer Lippoe Mbi Lochlogannechwin George Kleist One Who Instructs Dance Allohakasin Gentgeen Patrick Martino Swift Guide Kschkmehhellan Kichkinet Ramona Morehouse Grandmother Ohum Brian Riddle Camp Nurse Mechmauwikenk Nechutschinget

Matt Vick Angry Ford Destroyer Manunxin Towin Lochloganneehwin

Class of 1998:

Nick Ciesinski Speaks As It Should Be Aptonen Majwiechen Chris Flannery Loud Cook Amangiechsin Sachgachtoon Nochnutemaliuwet Dick Tarbox Keeper of Past Times Achgiguwewagan Woaphokguawon Charles Schuldt Grey Haired Face Wuschgingquiwi Sipo Amangachpoques Cliff Braden River Rat Leader Sachgagunummen Ruthann Watts Tax Mawachpoagan Dave Lasky Little Active One Tetanktitit Wischixin

Class of 1999:

Achigiguwen Klamachpan Martin Christianson Quiet Cook Sachgachtoon Wulit Memsochet James D’Anna Well Travelled Leader Sachgagunnummen John Teske One Who Cannot Say No Maiawat Lechund Attago Mark Thiel Self Starter Spuketchni Mauchsu Na Mattago Nick Garsimovicz One Who Has No Tact Mesukhoakan Brian Murray Beezor Miechheken Pitukhikan

Class of 2000:

Bob Canham Wild Grape Boy Wisachgim Pilawetschitsch

Peter Amerphol Long Winded Dancer Amiga Kschachan Gentgeen Alan Miller Knot Teacher Gechpilgussowogan Achgeketum Don Reinicker World Traveller Elgigunkhaki Kiwikaman

Class of 2001:

Manford Wise Wise Advisor Lippoe Atschimolsoagan Kyle Braden Little Ship Tachen Amochol Sean Simon Dizzy Little Pig Gagiwanantpehellan Goschgott Gentgeen Amoschimoe Josh Ziarek Dancing Baby Eagle Woapalanne Scot Flannery Foot Wagon Wsit Tetuptschehellak Dave Wolken Teacher To Make Walk Far Achgeketum Lauchsoheen Miqui Keith Triebenbach Good Natured Helper Tgauchsin Eschochwalan Ron Liebl Smiling Face Getteminak Wuschgink

Class of 2002:

Lynn Braden Flat Tailed Rodent Ktemaque Klamachpin Lilchpin Ryan Kidman Quiet Diligent Leader Sachgagunummen Achgameu Wuschgink Josh Mattfeld Wide Eyed Communicator Wulaptonaltin Mark Rzeznik Fox River Advisor Woakus Sipo Witatschimoisin Donald Scharfenberg Quiet Worker Klamachpin Achowalogen Brad Singer Enthusiastic Noise Maker Glakelendam Gischihon Jeremy Trienbach Eagle Dancer Wuapalanne Kichkinet P.J. White Patient Watchman Papesu Wewoapisak

Class of 2003:

Mike Dreager Smiling Helper Gilkissin Witschindin Rick Ryan Spider Home Maker Michalappotis Achpin Manitto Ronald Singer Enthusiastic Instructor Glakelendam Allohakasin Larry Winkelhake Smoking Turkey Qualcheu Bloeu Bill Ryan Diligent Water Worker Lilchpin MBI Achowalogen Chad Johnson Great Badger Camper Macheu Gawi Mechmauwikenk Roy Hollis Pine Tree Leader Kuwe Takachsim Alex Carus Quiet Mountain Klamachpin Wachtscu

Class of 2004:

Jean Guzetta Busy One Who Gets Attention Wischiki Papenauwelendam Jon Rzeznik Spiritual Shepherd Achewon Nutemekiset Andy Stockhausen Honorable Aviator Wulapeju Wschimuin Gelackelendam Tindey Tony Giles Funny Fire Seeker Elachtoniket

Class of 2005:

Grey Haired One Who Works Bruce Prange Hard Wapantpeu Lenno Achowalogen Alex Gibbs Strom Watcher Alhakquot Wewoapisak Josh Heidt Quiet Teacher Klamachpin Achgeketum Anthony Dobner Humble Teacher Gettemagelensi Achgeketum

Class of 2006:

Daniel Sciuti Bearded Teacher Tuney Achgeketun Denise Dedomines Spiritual Guide Mantowagan Kitchkinet Wolatenamuni Ahcgeketun Andrew Matz Smiling Teacher of Scouts Netopahs

Cody Olah Calm-Minded One Klamhottenamin

Class of 2007:

David Zampino Jr. One Who Likes to Talk Wewingtonheet Will Bonk Dancing Tree Man Gentgeen Cuwe Lenape Knowledgeable Long Lake Marty Kowalski Person Weuchsowagan Amiga Mbisis Amiga Mbisis Netopalis Keith Henderson Long Lake Scout Guide Kitchkinet Greg Nebel One Who Eats Plants Mizin Quetajaku

Luke Teske Keeper of the Tooth of Time Nochnutemaliuwet Wipit Amiga

Class of 2008:

Ian Hansen Laughing Doctor Gilkissin Kikehuwet Luke Voelz One Who Knows Meteu Wunita Meteu Nathan Bognar Keeper of the Fox Nochnutemaliuwet Woakus Ben Siegman Elder Brother Chans

Alex Matz Water Warrior Mbi Netopalis Tatchen Maskek Woakus Mike Zindars Little Swamp Fox Bowman Hattapelenno Mark Hansen Persistent Shepherd Tschitanitehen Nutemekiset Spencer Hicks Enduring Friend Ahowoapewi Elangomat Robert Quadracci To Teach Leaders Allohakasin Sachgagunummen Jeff Shober He Who Rides a Large Horse Nenajungeshammen Amangi

Class of 2009:

Mitchell Keim Happy One Who Serves Wulamallessin Allogagan Dancer Who Creates With His James Felton Mind Gentgeen Gischeleman Christoper Hahn One Who Makes Steel Men Gischihan Manittowihak Lenno Jon Schwab Saddle Bag Doctor Manittowihak Kikehuwet Nik Nelson Captain Along The Bank Lachxowilenno Japeechen Otto Merz He Who Makes Lightning Gischihan Sapiwagan Jeff Hershberger One Who Delights In Cooking Winginamen Sachgachtoon

Class of 2010:

Zach Emberts Dancing Collector Gentgeen Mawachpo Ryan Blackmore He Who Serves Campers Allogagen Mechmauwikenk Sue Schultz Joyful Teacher Wulelendamuwi Achgeketum John Karki Wise Man in the Wilderness Wewoatamowino Tauwatawique

Class of 2011:

Jonathan Kuderer Small One Who Serves Tangetto Allogagan Nathan Margrett Experienced Traveller Wowoatam Memsochet Joe Rauenbuehler One Who Gets Attention Papenauwelendam Robert Gunerman Wise Builder Wewoatamowi Wikhetschik Ronald Hahn Good Natured Cook Tgauchsin Sachgachtoon Matthew Keim One Who Assists Leaders Witschindin Takachsin

Class of 2012:

Marshall Angst Forgetful Warrior Wannessin Netopalis Sam Danner Silent Thinker Tschitgissin Litchen Chris Heryrman Quick Teacher Allapijeyjuwagan Achgeketum

Aaron Kuenstler One Who Speaks Plainly Wuliechsin Kyle Meidenbauer To Say Yes Luen Egohan Nick Ritter Skillful Chooser Wowoatam Lungwamen Goeff Blaesing One Who Creates With Mind Gischeleman

Robert Patterson Noisy One Who Babbles Achgiguwen Wewingtonheet Matt Winters Laughing Treasurer Gilkissin Mawachpo Scott Kleba Loyal Silent Leader Leke Tschitgussin Takachsin Kevin Robertson Cautious One Anatschihuwewagan Mike Smaglick One Who Delivers Water Nihillasohen Mbi

Class of 2013:

Levi Krohn Helpful Monkey Witscheman Munkis Klamachpin Witscherman Mitch Muffler Helpful One Who Can Be Trusted Nagatamen Justin Okruszynski Friendly Book Reader Tgauchsin Achgindamen Jacob Rzeznik Trustworthy Treasurer Nagauchsowagan Mawachpo Mark Mutza Winter Kayaker Lowan Amocholes Matt Smaglick Adventurous Fireman Ilawakan Atenkpatton Ian Hurlbut Orderly Friend Majawiechton Elangomat Kshakexen Entalelemukonk Jerry Zimmerman Well-traveled World Leader Takachsin Dennis Gignac Knowledgeable Camper Weuchsowagan Mechmauwikenk Tom Hochuli Friendly Teacher Pahoke Achgeketum Brett Miller Tall Helpful One Gunaquot Witscheman Keith Walker Forceful Captain Achtschinkhalan Lachxowilenno Randal Meidenbauer Skilled Worker Hitawinakwsuwaka Ron Kuenstler Guardian of the Pictures Mesinkw Lekhamen

Class of 2014:

Daniel Beyer Captain Little Canoe Lachxowilenno Amocholes Andrew Marquardt Giddy One Gagiwanantpehellan Brady Miller Fine Worker Awallsu Achowalogen Nick Schmudlach Skillful Instructor Wowoatam Allohakasin Ryan Sheard Little Warrior Tatchen Netopalis Ed Marek Eagle Guide Woapalanne Kichkinet Peggy Merz One Who Encourages Youth Gihim Skahenso David Mueller Great Carpenter Macheu Gendatehundin Dean Owen Happy Cook Lauchsoheen Sachgachton Billy Thanholt Red-Bearded Fire Maker Machkeu Tuney Tindeuchen

Class of 2015:

Liam Brown Spiritual Musician Achewon Phahpikwes Shooter Who Calls Mother At Kyle Chandler Night Kwtahe Natumukw Ana Tpukwik Mark Fuerbringer Wise Runner Lepweinu Kwiheluta Gareth Hestetune Resting Swimmer Alachimuin Aschowin Robert Landquist Helpful Teacher Witscheman Achgetketum J Konrad Meidenbauer Captain Of The Sunfish Lachxowilenno Pakchewes Thomas Schamens Cheerful Silent Helper Geqehuntschik

Quinn Siegman Dancer Guide Gentgeen Kichkinet Duane Wunrow Bald Eagle Woapalanne

Class of 2016:

Tim Abrahamson Hunter Who Cooks For Me Eliat Newixenihakw Jeff Buth Healing Warrior Achibis Netopalis Duane Fisher Encouraging Teacher Gihim Achgetekum Emily Singer She Who Swims, Bikes, Runs Aschowin Aekaum Kteskawtin Paul Seigman Eagle Father Woapalanne Wetochwink

Generous One That Does Good Eric Nelson Work Wilawillhan Wulalogewagan David Muffler Lightning Worker Sapiwagan Acholawogen Xinkwitakon Kikihnett Max Czechowski Loud Train Conductor Tentepchehel Nicholas Rizzo Peaceful Leader Langundowi Takachsin Jacob Dickman One Who Helps Others Through Eschochwalan Alex Morateck One Who Cares For Companions Anatschiton Nitis Eric Sabol Teaching Builder Achgeketum Wikhetschik Jonah Brown Traveller Memsochet Andrew Wunrow Active Camper Wischixin Mechmauwekink

Class of 2017:

Chas Boyer Hardworking Thinker Achowalogen Litchen

Chris Cornell Trustworthy Carpenter Nageushsowagan Gendatehundin

Mark Czechowski Enthusiastic Server Glakelendam Allegagan

Fred Debelack Righteous One Who Strengthens Schachachgapewi Tschitanissohen

Andrew DeLuka Quiet Servant Schachachgapewi Tschitanissohen

Theo Johnson One Who Creates Brotherhood Gischelaman Wimachtendienk

Kevin Key Teaches To Shoot Achgeketum Achguetahen

Billy Kitzhaber Fast One Tschitanek

Nathan Kuenstler Star Turtle Allanghe Tulpe

Arne Landsverk Excited Gardener Glakelendam Meyjakehhamat

Chris Matheney Thoughtful Talker Pannauwaleuman Wewingtonheet

Alex Steinhaus Fast Talking Dancer Alappiechsin Gentgeen

Brett Umbs Screaming Mohawk Mpetalamwihena Peskoshasit

Rich Ward One Who Has Knowledge Weuchsowagan

Class of 2018:

Tim Rice Owl Who Serves Gokhos Allogagan

Brian Uhan Teacher Of Leaders Achgeketum Takachsina

Jason Umbs Quiet Servant Chitkuwi Alukakan

Richard Berg One Who Strengthens The Tschitannisschen Xisemesa Young

Connor Main Underwater Artist Ekwpie Hitai Pikchelhe

Colin Hall One Who Serves Cheerfully Allogagan Winginamen

Zachary Landquist He Who Fixes Computers Ulitun Penaelintamahikan

Andrew Ward Joyful Clapper Wulelendam Sesemwek

Zachary Long Snow Rider Guhn Kschamehhellan

Victor Krieg He Who Serves Many Over The Allogagan Mechelgik Land Elamamekhaki

Collin Karrasch Cheerful Climber Hitai Ahhusa

Tyler Scherer Leader To Many Events Nikanixink Someli

Class of 2019:

Kurt Lindemann Bear Who Serves Machque Allogagan

David Kowalczyk Soft Spoken Servant Leader Tokewtunhe Allogagan Nikanixit

Peter Selfors One Who Cares For Turtles Anatschiton Tulpe

Kameron Anderson Happy Leader Who Speaks Lauchsoheen Takachsin Favorably Walaptonen

Skyler Schmid Eagle Who Quenches Fire Waopalanne Atenkpatton

Henry DeLuka Tall Friendly One Gunaquot Tgauchsin

Joseph Maynard Great Friend Macheu Elangomat

Ella Ozier Guide of the Family Kichkinet Tewanama

Andrew Krieg He Who Has Seen the Mountain Laschinummen Sagachgutteje Top

Jared Landquist Quiet One Who Swims With Klamachpin Ntashewii Namesak Fish

Teagan Uhan Quiet Cheerful Climber Chitkuwi Wulamallessin Hitai Akusu