Volume XXVIII, Issue 4 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 Arrow Points NOAC Feeds the Hungry !WEATHER By Sven Gilkey What is it all about? We call Yes, that’s right, about 50 of our doing that, and NOAC is not even ourselves brothers, have really cool brothers - led by the sprit of the Order over! shows, training that cannot be beat, of the Arrow - are taking part in a When putting this training cell Tuesday Wednesday and we all wear sashes that make us training cell where they will first plan together, the training committee Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny the hottest looking people around. Ok a service project and then turn around turned to the Philmont Trail Crew. Hi 88, Lo 70 Hi 88, Lo 68 maybe I lied about being the hottest and execute the plan. The team that was assembled is made !AMERICAN INDIAN around but we do all get sashes. But These Arrowmen have decided up of a crew of Scouts dedicated to EVENTS COMPETITIONS in the end are we here for these that they are going to spend the time cheerful service. The training team SCHEDULE things? includes West 1 p.m. Craft Fair Competition Did you seal Gregory and is at Field house your membership lead by Scott !TODAY’S “MOST” in the Order Schmidt, both COMPETITION: because you would foremen for the CLOSEST TO GOLF PIN get some bars on OA Trail Crew Stop by Woodlawn Field from your sash, so you program at 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. could see a show Philmont. In !THE 5K RUN or get trained? communicating will be held at Hayes Track on Probably not. with his advisor Wednesday morning partici- Rather, you sealed before the pants need to be at the track your membership conference, Scott by 5:30 a.m. for race time at 6 to reaffirm your expressed his a.m. – Medical rechecks are commitment to desire to have a not required; however, a the ideals of “hands on service medical form MUST have brotherhood, project just like been filed at registration. cheerfulness and the [Northern Tier service. Wilderness] !OVERSEAS ARROWMAN The sash is a Voyage and the ASSOCIATION symbol of service, By Carl Head [Philmont] Trail 10th National OAA Reunion, is the show an inspirational tool, and and the energy to take that training Crew.” But the group wanted to target today from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 training exists to make us better to the next step and USE it. the community, not just Scouting, and p.m. at the IU Memorial Union servant leaders, both in the Order and At the opening show, we heard that’s what they did. Sassafras Room (Mezzanine in life. In that spirit, a group of that Arrowmen need to stand up take The service project is something Level). Arrowmen at this NOAC have the initiative and use the training and as old as Scouting, a food drive. The !CAMPING stepped forward to learn how to plan experiences they gain at NOAC to group of about 50 Arrowmen will EXTRAVAGANZA a service project by actually planning fulfill the Order’s obligation when descend upon the surrounding is today at Assembly Hall from and then DOING one. they leave. Well, these brothers are See Hungry page 3 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. !CAMPING EXPO Heed the Call of Service is today from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at the Tennis Pavillion. By Tim Rhodes Many Arrowmen have few Arrowmen help at their council flag ceremonies, OA exhibits at Inside opportunities to see what goes on camp(s). For service to their camp, council activities, serving on staff at outside of their own lodges. they are recognized with service lodge Philmont, the National Jamboree, Founders Day Preview ...... 2 Nevertheless, many lodges are doing flaps from their respective lodges. NOAC, or participate in your regions Grand Hodag ...... 3 extraordinary things either on a local, Another way to keep the fire or sections “One Day of Service” Indian Summit 2003 ...... 4 Sectional, or National level to help burning is to get and stay involved as programs. Lodge Sports ...... 6 deliver our promise of cheerful you hold true to the principles of the For information on how to get service. Order. There are lots of ways to fulfill started on any one of these programs Congressional Awards ...... 7 Some lodges assist their local the obligation to cheerful service at or to find additional ways to help, “MOST” results ...... 7 council service centers with building home. Some ideas include: serving as contact your lodge chief or section Tuesday’s Schedule ...... 8 or remodeling on them. Some lodges a Den Chief for a local Cub pack, chief, and he will be happy to help also make it a point to have Webelos camping, a bike safety clinic, you out. Scouting’s National Honor Society 2 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 Rededicate Yourself Founders Day This year, the Founders Day personal reflections. As the final day of our conference the Founders Fair which showcases Rededication Ceremony is going to be Following the Extravaganza, all draws near, so does the best day at National, Regional, and Lodge bigger than ever. The original Arrowmen in attendance will take NOAC. We, the staff of Founders Booths, Founders Day promises to be ceremony will be re-created on the part in the Founders Day Parade. Day, have created a day filled with the best day of the 2002 National Billy Hayes Track at 9 a.m. on Classic cars, fire trucks, organizations, challenges, history, and fun. It is a day Order of the Arrow Conference. Wednesday in front of 7,000 and more will be there for the parade. in which we test ourselves and Arrowmen. Everyone attending Do not forget to bring your large lodge discover the Orders’ history, cultures, NOAC will be there to rededicate flaps to put in the parade. If you do and people. themselves to the Order of the Arrow not come to the rededication, you Founders Day will kick it off and its purposes. might miss the parade. Wednesday morning with an This year, however, we will not So, come and rededicate yourself Extravaganza show and a only be rededicating ourselves to our to both this great organization and rededication ceremony, followed by Order, but also our great nation. The country together with these, your a parade of lodge insignia that will national officers will present quotes brothers in the Order of the Arrow. lead us to Founders Park. from our nation’s founders and From the Goodman games that challenge Lodges, and individuals, to By Michael Arnold Interview Art of the The staff here at The NOAC plans. The Order’s new strategic plan Discoverer recently had the opportunity encourages lodges to communicate to ask the Chief Scout Executive of with their council’s and help them BSA the , Roy succeed. The Order of the Arrow is an idea. Williams, a few questions about 7. D: What question are you most In 1915 E. Urner Goodman had an idea Scouting. frequently asked about the Order? that grew into what we have today. 1. Discoverer (D): What is CSE: What can you tell me about Today, we have many things that happening in the OA right now that the OA mentoring embody that idea. Maybe one of the excites you? program? The OA Scoutreach best ways to express an idea is through Chief Scout Executive (CSE): The mentoring program is a new partnership art. A man by the name of Joseph Order’s focus on providing meaningful between Scoutreach and the Order of Csatari has the gift of art, and he service to local Scout councils. The the Arrow. The program was developed decided to use it to express how he saw Order of the Arrow’s new strategic plan to help extend Scouting to both Boy Scouting, and the Order of provides the direction on how the Order disadvantaged rural and urban youth, the Arrow. and its lodges can be a valuable and and it is beginning to have an impact in Joseph Csatari did many things integral part of every local council places like Atlanta, Georgia, Orlando, through his 22 years as art director operation. Florida, and Munster, Indiana to name for the BSA advertising department. 2. D: Who has greatly influenced a few. He also was official artist for the Boy your life in Scouting? 8. D: Which point o the Scout Scouts of America, a position he still CSE: That’s an easy one. The Law is the most important to you? holds today. wonderful volunteers and fellow walked into the room they smiled and CSE: Trustworthy. If you are In 1961, he was commissioned by professional Scouters I’ve worked with. said, “Congratulations.” I was trustworthy in your efforts to be a the Vigil Honor Committee of I’ve also been blessed with a very completely unprepared. Frankly, I was Scout, then you always try your best to Aquehongian Lodge #112 to paint supportive wife and family. in a state of shock. do your duty to your God, country, and “Higher Vision” based upon the legend 3. D: Where do you see the Order 5. D: Did you have Scouting others. You know, it’s easy to join of the Order of the Arrow. In 1963, in 10 years? heroes? Who were they? Scouting, but not easy to be one. Picking the lodge donated the original oil CSE: I see the Order of the Arrow CSE: Scouting heroes. I’ve had just one point is difficult because they painting to the Order of the Arrow as a strong example of servant many – Ben love and Jere Ratcliffe, are all interconnected. I might add National Committee. leadership. Its service, training and these two Chief Scout Executives, I reverent because people of faith have Csatari’s “Ordeal Ceremony” was activities will be models of quality have worked for. I admired them both. much to draw from. also donated to the Order of the Arrow leadership developments and My Scoutmaster, Mr. Ralph Sawyer. Mr. 9. D: When NOAC is over, what by Aquehongian Lodge member Harold programming that does enrich and Williard Vickery, former Scout one thing do you want the participants Cairney. Both of these paintings have extend Scouting to America’s youth. Executive, Quapaw Council. Plus to take back from their experience? become significant graphic symbols of 4. D: What is your most thousands of volunteers I’ve known. CSE: I would like to encourage our Order and have been used in our memorable moment in Scouting? 6. D: How can lodges improve every Arrowman to take back at least publications for nearly four decades. CSE: There are too many to single their service to their council? one new idea on how to improve At the Meet the Man session here out. Certainly, being selected Chief CSE: Lodge leaders need to be in Scouting in their unit, lodge or council, at NOAC 2002, Aquehongian Lodge Scout Executive is one. After the constant communication with their and then make every effort to carry out #112 was presented set number 112 interviews of the candidates the council leadership. They need to this new idea when they get back home. of the framed sets of both paintings, committee called my room, and I was become a resource that supports their Every Arrowman can make a difference signed by Joseph Csatari, in honor of told they had more question. When I local council’s annual and long-range and leave a legacy of servant leadership. their lodge’s original contribution.

Order of the Arrow Scouting’s National Honor Society THE NOAC DISCOVERER 3 Hungry Celebration! Continued from page 1 community near Indiana University to members of the Order continue in collect cans. Today, the teams of that tradition. Here at NOAC, though, cheerful brothers will start from 50 of our brothers stepped up and Ballantine Hall and move out into the asked the question, “How do you surrounding blocks. After collecting organize and execute a service all possible food they will fall back to project?”. In an effort to gain this Bryan Park were they will then learning experience, these members organize and possibly move again to of our Order will be planning and Ballantine. The food will be then executing this irksome task. transported to Hoosiers Hills Food Special Thanks to Hoosier Food The Grand Hodag promises to be National Officers, and NOAC trading Bank. Bank for working with the Order of the signature event at NOAC. The cubes! The Order of the Arrow was the Arrow on this project, Scott event takes place Tuesday night The Grand Hodag is an event not founded on the idea of cheerful Schmidt, West Gregory, their immediately after Region gatherings. to miss for the world. Over 7,000 service, such as the example of Billy advisers, and everyone else that has The Tripping Billies will be the Arrowmen will be on the party pad at Clark that we heard about in Sunday helped put on this training featured live band, with a sound to the Fieldhouse spending quality time night’s show. Today the 185,000 opportunity. send you flying off the walls. If an with their brothers. Come find out incredible live band isn’t enough to what is in store for you on Tuesday make you come to the Hodag, try: 70 night and keep your eyes peeled for Region Gatherings kegs of root beer, prizes, giveaways, the Hodag. Today! Where Are They By Thomas Eliopoulos II Central - 7:15 p.m. at the soccer field Southern - 7:30 p.m. at parking lot Now? (locate ‘A1’ on your maps) of Billy Hayes Track (locate ‘HY’ on By Michael Arnold Highlights: It’s a surprise your maps) Perhaps the most of Virginia as a Politics Western - 7:15 p.m. at parking lot of Highlights: Section Chief Competition recognized face at Major. He is a member Billy Hayes Track (locate ‘HY’ on Northeast - 7:30 p.m. at the soccer NOAC 2002 is Carey of the Sigma Chi your maps) field (locate ‘A1’ on your maps) Mignerey, 2000 OA fraternity and is a part Highlights: Region-wide dodge ball Highlights: Awards given and other National Chief. From of the University Guide Notes: Show up early for pre-show things the great town on Service. activities Roswell, GA, home Over the summer, of Egwa Tawa Dee he spent a month in Lodge #129, he serves Europe. $2,574.00 as Assistant Scout- He plans on going to Amount collected at Sunday’s master for Troop 69. law school, then going NOAC worship services to benefit Carey is in his third on to practice as a the Mauny Clancy Indian Campership year at the University lawyer. Fund, NOAC Special Events and the By Carl Head National Order of the Arrow Program. Thanks! “Where is It?” Winners! John Clark 147 Henry Petrash 101 The Cube is Back! Derek Hartley 498 Adam Fried 412 By Andy Huston Arvid England 161 Steven Armstrong 137 Immediately after the Region 2000, the cube puzzle. Arrowmen Alan Russel 161 Ted Vickens 110 Gathering, the Conference wide game will receive a set of puzzle pieces and Ken Seymour 341 Matt Brown 211 will commence at 9 p.m. at the Grand will need to trade their pieces with John Wesley 169 Steven Yamada 459 Hodag, located in the Fieldhouse. All other Arrowmen from across the Kelly Smith 169 Ross Olsen 097 7,000 Arrowmen will be able to country to complete this attractive Charlie Plasters 169 Phill Melton 133 participate in this exciting event, and unique 2002 NOAC memento. Clifton Gibson 169 Kevin Bezy 161 returning by popular demand from Corey Culter 088 Jim McGuire 341 Mike Bassett 450 Richard Burnett 129 Sear Brown 397 Erile Wooding 219 Attention: Winners JD Jones 147 Kyle Fulbright 413 If you win a Competition and Memorial Union Building on the Kaleb Brown 397 Joe Clark 341 Recreation event/game and are given Mezzanine Level anytime between 10 Raphael Wong 470 Donna J. Friend 184 a slip of paper to pick up your a.m. and 11:00 a.m. or between 3:30 Nathan Rouse 042 Michael Greuel 138 certificate, please report to the p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to pick up your Kieran Thompson 432 J. Ben Wiclor 230 Persimmon Room in the Indiana certificate. Jamie Callahan 152 Jamie Olsen 097 Kevin Nagel 018 Dave Shillings 011 Order of the Arrow Scouting’s National Honor Society 4 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 American Indian Summit: A National Event in the Cherokee Hills of North Carolina

Do you like fun? Do you like learning? Do you like Indian Lore? Well if so the Order of the Arrow has the perfect conference for you! It is the National Order of the Arrow Ceremony and Native American Indian Conference, or in short, the American Indian Summit. The American Indian Summit will take place from August 2nd through the 7th in 2003. It will take place at the lovely Ridgecrest Conference Center in Asheville, North Carolina. Now, who exactly can come to the American Indian Summit? Well, any Arrowmen with an interest in learning more about Native American Indian culture and Arrowmen who wish to expand their skills and understanding of the Order’s ceremonies are welcome to come. The conference is projecting about 1,000 Arrowmen to participate in Do not miss your chance to attend this event. such an awesome experience. Come The primary goal of this on down, learn about American conference is to elaborate and expand Indian culture, and expand your a participant’s comprehension of knowledge in Order of the Arrow Native American culture at a pace in ceremonies. If you need more which the students can learn more. information visit the National Order Arrowmen will have the chance for a of the Arrow website, www.oa- hands on experience with Native bsa.org. American Indian crafts, singing, dancing, customs, traditions, Indian Top and below: Dancers performing games, and conducting a pow-wow. Photos by Michael Arnold Need to improve your skills in Right: Regalia judging generating a successful Call-out, Photo by Carl Head Ordeal, Brotherhood and Vigil Ceremony? Well you are in luck because participants will also delve deeper into the ceremony world of settings, props, understanding the ten induction principals, symbolism, knowing the lines, and development of low-cost ceremonial costumes. The call for an American Indian Summit came from fellow Arrowmen themselves. They desired another seminar like the ultra-successful Indian Seminar, which took place at Philmont in 1997. The demand for such a conference was recognized by the National Order of the Arrow Committee, so they endorsed it.

Order of the Arrow Scouting’s National Honor Society THE NOAC DISCOVERER 5 101 Uses of Patches Besides Wearing or Trading Compiled by Richard Bright To Patch Your Pants

Trade for an SUV As Fire Starter I Have Too Much Time on my Hands Coffee Filter

Grounds for insanity plea (the Debate Topic badger patch made me do it)

Tip for the waitress (have the decency to give at least a two patch set) Bumper Sticker

Bragging Rights

Better financial security Someone to Talk to thanthe stock market They’re worth their weight in gold (a single patch weighs less than an eigth Fund College Education of a pound) Substitute for a Down Payment Rational Obsession

Fundraiser

Conversation Make New Friends Starter

Order of the Arrow Scouting’s National Honor Society 6 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 Southern Region Stars on the Chief Biography World Wide Web Nathan McBride Finnin, 20, is the Political Science and Philosophy. He By Richard Bright 2002 Southern Region Chief. Nathan hopes later to attend Law School and For those of you who are not up Special features, including a day is from Wilmington, North Carolina possibly practice business law or teach to date when it comes to computers, in the life of a NOAC staff member where he is a Vigil Honor member of at the college level. let me be the first to tell you about and man-on-the-street interviews, Klahican Lodge in the Cape Fear When asked for his vision for the the wonderful world of OA on the give a total picture of what NOAC is Council. His Vigil name is “Wikul OA, Nathan said, “Delivering quality World Wide Web. Over the last like. Wuskelenape,” which translates as training, and making new friends couple of years our numbers on the “This site is made for the parents “Fat Kid.” throughout the Order.” web have sky-rocketed to the tens of and families of the participants as Among the various positions he thousands of sites. Sites ranging from well as the Arrowmen that were not has held, Nathan has been Lodge Randy’s patch page, to the Amangi able to come,” said Brian Love, 19, Chief of Klahican Lodge and Chief Nacha site, with all the up-to-date the youth in charge of the site. “We and Vice Chief of Section SR7B. He times of events and minutes of the are trying to give the parents an participated in the OA Trail Crew at last COC, as well as links to the understanding of what their sons Philmont 1999 and attended both the national site. As you can see, the Web could be doing as well as to show the 1998 and 2002 NOACs. Nathan’s has greatly changed the way world how much fun we have here at fondest Scouting memory is shooting Arrowmen gather their information. NOAC.” This site was and is the best the “rapids” during the Northern Tier Some would say that it has made it way for someone to find out what Wilderness Voyage in 2001. easier to get the information they goes on and maybe inspire others to In addition to Scouting and the need, while others say it is more come in 2004. Everyone needs to OA, Nathan likes to spend time with difficult. Arrowman Randy Byrd said, look at this site when he gets home his friends, backpacking, and running. “Sometimes it is hard to find the site and see the remarkable job that Brian Nathan is a Junior at the you want. If you aren’t totally specific and his team have done. University of North Carolina in when typing the address it is almost Last and not least, Brian’s team Chapel Hill, NC, where he is studying By Carl Head impossible to find the right site.” is conducting the Lodge web site There is, however, one site that competition. This year there were everyone can find - the National over 80 lodge sites entered, the best Lodge Sports Order of the Arrow site (www.oa- turn out to date. For those lodges that The lodge sports are hot this year with the most participation of all the bsa.org). This is the site to end all have participated in years past, there at NOAC, and not just because of the team sports. sites because it is one of the most have been some changes in judging. weather! The Competition and Also added were two individual complete sources of information on This year there is a more diverse panel Recreation Committee has been sports competitions, the “Most” the Order (we are talking almost a of judges. “This allows for mega working to provide quality sporting competition and the golf tournament. Mecca for web users and tech geeks). feedback as well as a better chance opportunities this year at NOAC and The golf tournament was held This site is the most comprehensive to improve your site, so next year it is more than 70 lodges have taken part. Monday afternoon, and the “Most” guide to the OA. The national site has the best,” emphasized Brian Love. The program is being headed up by competition is held daily and includes also allowed lodges to link to their The criterion includes perception Ryan Risse and his 30-plus full-time events like the longest football throw, page with a handy banner available (graphics, clip art, multimedia, etc.); staffers. the fastest baseball pitch, and the on the national web site. With all this information (the facts and info that This year’s sports include not only most consecutive basketball free information, it is hard to believe that are shared on the site); and the overall the team sports from NOAC 2000 – throws. Both competitions give there are Arrowmen who are still not look in general. basketball, volleyball, and soccer – opportunities for Arrowmen of all informed about the Order. This but Ultimate Frisbee also has been ages to showcase their abilities and reporter advises that you get a friend added. It has met with great success, skills in the sporting world of NOAC. to teach you how to find this site. Normally, the national site is the “I-Ching” of sites, however, during NOAC there are some changes. The biggest is that this year’s NOAC dominates the site. Most Arrowmen are not aware that their picture may be on the net. The NOAC site shows the world what is happening here.

Lodges battle it out in Volleyball By Jim Kumon Order of the Arrow Scouting’s National Honor Society THE NOAC DISCOVERER 7 Arrowmen Honored by the United States Congress By David D. Ellison What would it be like to be filled with special tours of the congratulated for your work as an museums, monuments, the Supreme Arrowman by your congressman or Court, and the United States Capitol. senator? How about Esai Morales? One the highlights was The US Or maybe even Arnold Congressional Awards Gala. This Schwarzenegger? Could it happen to Gala, in honor of the recipients, was you? hosted by the actor Esai Morales and Of course it can, and in fact it included jazz performances by may be easier than you think. At least Wynton Marsalis and Nnenna that is what twelve Arrowmen Freelon. Finally, Arnold Schwarzenegger discovered as they were awarded the was recognized for his help with the US Congressional Gold Award on youth nationwide. It was an June 26, 2002 in Washington, DC. incredible night and one never to be These are your normal kids, but they forgotten. The next day, the program are involved in great things. It’s as came to a grand finale when the simple as this, the award is presented awards were given by Bob Schieffer Photograph L-R Todd Sisson, Ryan Meador, David Ellison, to youth, ages 14 to 24 who are of CBS News to each Gold Medal Michael Joslyn, Matthew Malone, Christopher Bacon, Ankur Patel, willing to set high, yet achievable recipient, amidst applause from Steven Sheridan, William Russell, Randall Scott Porch, David goals and then work to complete members of congress, honored Carnavale, and Robert Barrett them. After setting these goals and guests, and the families of the getting them approved, you work a are already doing, it just requires a Congressional Gold Medal with a total recipients. certain number of hours to achieve little more planning and goal setting. of 800 hours. So do you have what it takes to them. When you accomplish what For example, cheerful service on a The twelve Arrowmen who be honored by the United States you set out to do, the United States camping trip can count toward public recently earned the US Congressional Congress? Would you like to attend Congress rewards your efforts on service goals, learning about Indian Gold Award spent three exciting days a recognition program held in your behalf of others with a medal and a culture or preparing for an LLDC in the Nation’s Capital during the honor in Washington DC, broadcast ceremony. It’s that simple. could count toward your personal awards ceremony. Staying at the nationally, while rubbing elbows with Goal setting and hard work are all development, and a self-planned dorms in George Washington Hollywood and Government bigwigs? that is required. What type of goals? camping trip could be your University, the Arrowmen were Pick up a brochure at Founders Goals that you yourself set, one in expedition/adventure. The first welcomed to Washington, DC in style Day or visit the web site at each of the four different areas - award, the Bronze certificate, only with a ritzy dinner at the Army-Navy www.congressionalaward.org and public service, personal development, requires a total of 60 hours. After Club. The days that followed were get started today! physical fitness, and an expedition/ that, you can earn more and more adventure. This is probably not awards until you finally reach the completely different from what you highest one and earn the US

Editor-in-Chief Copy Layout Andrew Kuhlmann, The “MOST” Joel Bonner Charles Folks, Editor Editor Adviser Thomas Eliopoulis Seven Gilkey Daniel Arnold Dan McDonough Jr. Richard Bright Kyle Gerstner David McCarthy Competition Results Official Publication of the 2002 Mike Perkins Michael Mann Jimmy Stringer Most Free Throws in a Row – Saturday National Order of the Arrow Eric Curtis James Hersh Under 16 – Matt Hatcher, Woa Cholena #322, 9 free throws Conference. Michael Welch James P. Du Vernay 16 to 18 – Kevin Kahl, Kittatinny #5, 10 free throws Timothy Rhodes Bill Ketron, Adv. Jay Widby, Adv. 18 to 21 – Curtis Thompson, Ag-Im #156, 3 free throws The NOAC Discoverer is published daily Support Staff Sherry Aycock during the Conference by the Photography Advisers – Rick Brecht, Mitigwa #450, 12 free throws Randy Luten Michael Arnold, Editor Communications subcommittee. Chris Kendrick Farthest Football Throw – Sunday Contributions and submissions are Patrick Higgins Under 14 – Taylor Pittman, Chattahooche #204 invited and subject to review and editing. Jim Kumon Conference Committee Bill Hein 14 to 17 – Steve Wine, Chippewa #29 All information must be received in the Lee Dennis Conference Vice Chief 18 to 21 – Mitch Irvin, Tutelo #161 Communications Office by 10 a.m. to Carl E. Head II, Adv. Seth Bundy Advisers – Lloyd Hillme, Coosa #50 be considered for the next day’s issue. Lead Adviser The office is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 Bob Szczys Winners of the “MOST” competitions must report to the p.m. and is located in IU Memorial Assoc. Lead Adviser Competitions and Recreation office (Persimmon Room in the Memorial Union in the Walnut Room. Dick Mills Union) to receive their prizes.

Order of the Arrow Scouting’s National Honor Society Page 8 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 Tuesday, July 30 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. Early Morning Aerobics (Foster, Ashton, and Forest Halls) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. OA Battlestars 6:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Breakfast (Campus Cafeterias) (Indiana Auditorium Use North Side Entrance) 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. CVC/Lead Adviser Breakfast Meeting 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Soccer Lodge Competition (Woodlawn Field) (McNutt Center Dining Room) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Ultimate Frisbee (Field East of Foster) 8:00 a.m. - Noon National Council of Chiefs Qualifies as Training 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Volleyball Lodge Competition (HPER, Wildermuth) (Willkie Auditorium) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Camping Promotion Extravaganza 8:00 a.m. - Noon Training See Individual Training Card (Assembly Hall Concourse) · American Indian Events (15 spaces) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. TOAP (TOAP Area) · Camping/High Adventure Air Rifle & Climbing · Inductions and Ceremonies 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. ICE Staff Indian Summer Meeting · Leadership Development (120 spaces) (McNutt Formal Lounge) 8:00 a.m. - Noon Kayaking (HPER, Royer Diving Pool) 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Kayaking (HPER, Royer Diving Pool) 8:00 a.m. - Noon Scuba (HPER Pool 194) 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Scuba (HPER Pool 194) 8:15 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Competition & Recreation Staff Meeting 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Open Swim (HPER, Royer Swimming Pool) (IMU, Whittenberger Auditorium) 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Museum Open (McNutt Quad, Flame Room) 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Trading Post Open (IMU, Alumni Hall and Solarium) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Ceremony Team Evaluations - Vigil (Read Hall Lobby ) 9:00 a.m. Special Events Staff Meeting 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 2001-2002 Antarctic Scout Presentation (Business 109) (McNutt Quad, Flame Room) 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Meet the Man/Arrowman Press Corps 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. OA Band Practice Qualifies as Training Boy Scout Division (Ashton Academic Support Center) (IMU, Whittenberger Auditorium) 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. High Adventure Expo/Seminars (Tennis Pavillion) 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Twister (Corner of Fee and 17th Streets) 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Camp Promo Extravaganza Set-up 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. OA Trail Crew/Northern Tier Reunions (Assembly Hall, Concourse) (McNutt Formal Lounge) 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.OA Brotherhood Chorus Qualifies as Training 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Dinner (Campus Cafeterias) (Ashton Academic Support Center) 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Training Evaluation Dinner (By Invitation Only) 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Lunch (Campus Cafeterias) (IMU, Frangipani Room) Noon - 1:30 p.m. VIA Luncheon 7:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Cube Distribution Region Gathering Locations (By Invitation Only, Indiana Auditorium Lobby) 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Region Gatherings Noon - 1:30 p.m. Goodman Society Lunch Northeast Soccer Stadium (By Invitation Only, IMU Federal Room) Central Soccer Stadium 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Administrative Services Staff Meeting Southern Billy Hayes Track (IMU, Whittenberger Auditorium) Western Billy Hayes Track 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Arrowman Press Corps Group “B” 9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Grand Hodag (Fieldhouse) Backstage Tour of Assembly Hall (Assembly Hall) 9:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. W3A and W3B Section Gathering 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. American Indian Crafts Fair Exhibition (Fieldhouse) (Briscoe, Gucker Lounge) 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. American Indian Workshops (Woodburn Hall) W1 Area Gathering (McNutt, North Courtyard) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Basketball Lodge Competition (HPER, Wildermuth) 9:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. NE3A Section Gathering (Briscoe, Shoemaker Lounge) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Frisbee Golf (Founders Park) 9:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Open Billiards (IMU, Billiards) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Goodman 500 (HPER 293) 9:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Open Bowling (IMU, Bowling) 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Match Game (Fine Arts 015) Times in red indicate a time or location change. 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. “MOST” Competition (Woodlawn Field) Service Corps Reunion Up, Up and OA by Ray Capp & Staff The Jamboree Service Corps Service Corps. Once their you can Reunion will be held during Founders enjoy meeting old friends, Day at lunch time in Founders Park. exchanging stories, and reminiscing Pick up your lunch and proceed until Founders Fair opens after to the grassy area reserved for the lunch at 1 p.m. “Where is It?” “Where is It” is a daily feature of your answers to the communications The NOAC Discoverer. The object is office in the Walnut Room of the IU to look at the accompanying Memorial Union between 9 a.m. and photograph and figure out exactly 3 p.m. Correct answers will be entered where the photo was taken. Bring into a lottery and some of the winners will have their names printed in The NOAC Discoverer. If you think you know where the item in the photo is, go directly to the communications office. Yesterday’s picture was of the anchor in front of the Pi Beta Phi sorority house. For yesterdays By Carl Head winners, see page 2. Order of the Arrow Scouting’s National Honor Society