ORDER OF THE ARROW JACCOS TOWNE LODGE

CROSSROADS OF AMERICA COUNCIL INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

LODGE HISTORY

Order of the Arrow

Central Region

Section C-6A

Jaccos Towne Lodge

The Lodge Totem is the River Otter.

The lodge is currently made up of 11 Chapters.

Kickapoo – KPO Macquissin – MCQ Wahpekahmekunk – WPK

Kikthawenund – KIK Quanasita – QUN Wapsuchuppecatt – WAP

Lobarlewhense – LBH Seke Macque –SKM Wundchenneu – WUN

Lowaneu Allanque – LOA Tatankaskah – TAK

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Table of Contents Basic Lodge Information ...... 7 Council Formation – Crossroads of America Council ...... 7 Geographical coverage area ...... 7 Council Headquarters Location...... 8 Formation and Mergers of Councils ...... 8 Important People ...... 9 Important Events and Milestones...... 10 Camp Formation ...... 12 Cub Scout Camps ...... 12 Adventure Camp ...... 12 Belzer Day Camp ...... 12 District Day Camps...... 12 Boy Scout Camps ...... 12 Resident Summer Camps...... 12 NYLT/White Stag...... 13 Baden Powell Merit Badge Camp ...... 13 Dan Beard First Class Camp ...... 13 Non-OA Honor Camper Societies ...... 13 General Information ...... 13 Non-OA Honor Groups in CAC area...... 15 Firecrafter ...... 15 Ku-Ni-Eh ...... 16 Tecumseh Lodge Education Group ...... 17 The Order of the Arrow Founded ...... 18 Founding of Lodges ...... 18 Central Indiana Order of the Arrow History ...... 18 Kickapoo Lodge #128 History ...... 19 Kikthawenund Lodge #222 ...... 19 Wahpinachi Lodge #308 ...... 19 Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk Lodge #512 ...... 19 Wulakamike Lodge #21 History ...... 20 Central Indiana Council “Unofficial” OA Lodge ...... 20 Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 ...... 21 Central Indiana Order of the Arrow, Council, and Camp History list ...... 22 Wabash Valley Council #166 ...... 22 Kikthawenund Council #149 ...... 22 Whitewater Valley Council #151 ...... 22 Delaware County Council #679 ...... 23 Crossroads of America Council #160 ...... 23 Patches Illustrate Mergers of Lodges ...... 24 Lodge Milestones ...... 25 Lodge Infrastructure ...... 28 Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Executives) ...... 28 Officers and Advisers ...... 28

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National/Regional /Section Officers and Committee Members ...... 28 National ...... 28 Regional ...... 28 Section ...... 28 Lodge Chiefs, Lodge Advisers, and Lodge Staff Advisers ...... 29 Lodge Chapters – Names, Totems, and Tenure ...... 31 Lodge Communications / Publications ...... 32 Lodge Website ...... 32 Lodge Social Networking Sites ...... 32 Lodge Newsletters ...... 32 Where to Go Camping ...... 32 Lodge Executive Committee (LEC) ...... 33 Lodge Structure ...... 33 Lodge Activities and Service ...... 35 Lodge Events ...... 35 Winter Gathering ...... 35 Spring Fellowship ...... 35 Lodge Ordeal ...... 35 Lodge Leadership Development ...... 36 Lodge Banquet ...... 36 Service Projects ...... 36 Area / Section Events ...... 37 Section Conclave ...... 37 NLS and NLATS Trainings ...... 37 National Events ...... 37 NOAC ...... 37 ArrowTour ...... 40 ArrowCorps5 ...... 41 Indian Summer...... 42 OA High Adventure ...... 43 Philmont Trail Crew ...... 43 Ocean Adventure ...... 43 Wilderness Voyage ...... 43 Canadian Odyssey...... 44 Summit Experience ...... 44 Lodge Achievements and Awards ...... 46 The Vigil Honor ...... 46 The Founder’s Award ...... 46 Distinguished Service Award ...... 47 Lifetime Achievement Award ...... 47 Red Arrow Award ...... 49 E. Urner Goodman Camping Award ...... 49 OA Service Grant ...... 50 OA Centurion Award ...... 50 Excellence and Quality Lodge Recognitions ...... 53 Appendix A – National, Regional, and Section (Area) Officers and Advisers & Section Award of Merit Recipients ... 56

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Appendix B – Lodge Chiefs, Lodge Advisers, and Lodge Staff Advisers ...... 62 Appendix C – Lodge Newsletters ...... 65 Appendix D – NOAC Participation and Awards ...... 67 Appendix E – Vigil Honor Members ...... 68 Appendix F – The Founder’s Award ...... 91 Appendix G – Distinguished Service Award ...... 93 Appendix H – Lifetime Achievement Award ...... 94 Appendix I – Red Arrow Award...... 94 Appendix J – E. Urner Goodman Camping Award ...... 94 Appendix K – OA Service Grants ...... 94 Appendix L –Journey to Excellence and Other Quality Lodge Recognitions ...... 95

Sources National Order of the Arrow: Awards – http://www.oa-bsa.org/pages/category/category/awards History – http://history.oa-bsa.org/ Database on Vigil and Founder’s Awards Section and Area Information: Celebrating Centuries of Service in the State of Indiana, 2015 Newsletters: Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 – Kinohsamia Wulakamike Lodge #21 – The Goodlander Kickapoo Lodge #128 – Thunderbird Council Records: Crossroads of America Council #160 Kikthawenund Area Council #149 Whitewater Valley Council #151 Wabash Valley Council #166

We have tried our best to get accurate information for this history. In some cases we are working with documents or verifiable information, and in some cases, we are relying on people’s memories. If you have other information, please contact the Lodge Historian at [email protected]. Also, if you have additional information and/or copies of lodge newsletters that we do not have, contact the Lodge Historian. Please do not submit hardcopies of anything without first contacting the Lodge Historian. Thank you.

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Basic Lodge Information

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Basic Lodge Information

Council Formation – Crossroads of America Council

Geographical coverage area

Crossroads of America Council #160 (CAC) is the largest Boy Scout council in Indiana. It covers the center of the state from east to west and goes as far north as Muncie and as far south as Terre Haute. CAC currently serves over 36,000 young people in 25 counties through 965 packs, troops, teams, crews, groups, ships, and posts.

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Council Headquarters Location

Crossroads of America Council Headquarters is located at 7125 Fall Creek Road N, Indianapolis, IN 46256. CAC also has offices in Anderson, Hagerstown, Muncie, and Terre Haute.

Formation and Mergers of Councils

The original council was founded on February 8, 1910. Crossroads of America Council #160 is the result of a number of mergers over the years. Based in Indianapolis, the current name was adopted in 1972.

Indianapolis itself has had a council office since 1915, being known as just the Indianapolis Council #160 until 1934 when it started adding a lot of other councils and became known as the Indianapolis and Central Indiana Council #160. This long name lasted until 1942 when the council simply was known as the Central Indiana Council. In 1972 a major merger was undertaken with the present name being adopted. A number of councils were folded together including Delaware County #679 (the Muncie, IN-based Council that operated from 1924- 1972), Kikthawenund Area #149 (Anderson, IN), and the Whitewater Valley Council #151 (based in Hagerstown, IN).

Anderson had a long history of councils before the 1972 merger. First founded in 1919 as the Anderson Council #149, the council went under a year later in 1919 only to return with the same name in 1923. This time, the council lasted until 1928 before changing its name to the Hoosier Council #149. That name was used for 3 years. In 1931 the Anderson-based council became the Chief Anderson Council #149, which lasted four years until 1935. The Kikthawenund Council #149, proved to be the longest running name as it lasted from 1935 to 1972 before finally merging into the new Crossroads of America Council.

Hagerstown had a similarly long history as a separate council before the 1972 merger. Beginning as the Wayne County Council #151 in 1927, the council became the Wayne Area Council #151 in 1931. In 1935, the Whitewater Valley Council #151 was formed and lasted until the 1972 merger with the CAC.

There were also a few short lived councils in the area now served by Crossroads of America including the Shelbyville Council based in Shelbyville, IN from 1915-1922; the Frankfort Council, Frankfort, IN which operated from 1918-1920; the Connersville Council based in the city of the same name from 1922-1924; and the Boone County Council, based in Lebanon, IN which operated from 1927-1929.

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The Order of the Arrow was active in many of these councils with the exception of the Indianapolis Council and its successor Central Indiana Council (CIC). The Firecrafter Program, which is a local program that in many ways serves the same function as Order of the Arrow, was formed in the Indianapolis council. It is still an active program in the CAC. When Crossroads of America Council was formed, the Order of the Arrow also came to the Indianapolis area.

In 2002, the Wabash Valley Council #166 became part of the CAC. The Terre Haute Council #166 existed from 1912-1924. From 1924-1929, it became the Vigo County Council #166, and was re-established as the Terre Haute Council #166 from 1929-1931. In 1931, the council became the Wabash Valley Council #166 and kept that name until it merged with the Crossroads of America Council #160 in 2002.

Important People

The current Scout Executive of CAC is Patrick Sterrett. In 2013, he took over for Scott Clabaugh who had been the Council Executive since 1993.

One of the best known names in the council is F.O. Belzer, who was the Executive from 1915-1939 and started the Firecrafter program. The camp where Firecrafter began is now named for him and serves as the Cub Scout Summer Day Camp and Council Training Center.

The Crossroads of America Council has also served as home of the Crossroads of America Scout Band. Founded in 1917 by "Chief" F.O. Belzer as a camp band, it has grown into a concert band that has traveled throughout the United States, Canada, and England representing the Boy Scouts of America and the Crossroads of America Council for over 90 years. The Band’s annual summer tour takes it to as many scout camps as it can for the enjoyment of those scouts at camp.

Throughout its 64 year history the Kickapoo Lodge has seen many great youth and adult leaders. Over the years several members have been awarded the Distinguished Service Award and Ed Pease (Lodge Chief in 1968 and 1969) served the Order of the Arrow as National Chairman from 1993-2000.

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Important Events and Milestones

Milestones 1910 Founded on February 8, 1910 1910 1st Troop of Boy Scouts Organized in Indianapolis 1913 Early Troops Began Conducting Camps 1913 The Scoutmasters Association was Renamed 1914 Council Officers Met to Adopt the Recommended Constitution 1914 The Scoutmasters Association/Council Determined that Local Council was Necessary 1915 Scouts Attended the First Camp of the New Council 1915 Mr. F.O. Belzer Became Scout Executive 1915 $11, 052.50 Total Pledges Reported 1916 Hall Marmon, T-18, is the First Eagle of the Indianapolis Council 1916 Annual Scout Week at Fort Harrison 1917 Canon Salute Causes Panic 1917 Scout Band formed 1918 The Indianapolis Boy Scouts Reservation Opened 1919 The Indianapolis Council Divides into Districts 1920 10th Anniversary of Scouting 1920 Campers Suggest New Name for Indianapolis Boy Scouts Reservation 1920 Kiwanis Hut Dedicated – destroyed by fire 2012 1921 4th Rank Added to the Camp Ranks Program 1929 Trial of Cub Scout Program 1930 The Cub Scouts Program Began 1931 1st Silver Beaver Award Presented 1933 1st Local Silver Beaver Awards Announced 1934 The Indianapolis Council is Renamed 1934 President Roosevelt Announced a National Jamboree 1935 25th Anniversary of Scouting 1936 1st Local Sustaining Membership Drive 1936 President Roosevelt Invited Scout Membership to National Jamboree 1937 First National Jamboree 1939 Chief Belzer Submitted His Letter of Resignation 1939 Silver Jubilee Camp, the Fourth Camp and Scout Open House Day at the Reservation 1941 Indianapolis and Central Indiana Council is Renamed 1943 Long Trousers and the Scout Cap Added to BSA Uniform 1947 18th National Training Conference for Scout Executives 1948 F.O. Belzer Passed Away 1953 Indianapolis Scout Headquarters Moved 1959 The Chank-tun-un-gi Trail was Created 1960 1st Local Wood Badge Course in Central Indiana Council

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1961 Special Interest Exploring Begins Locally 1965 Central Indiana Council Ranked #1 1965 The 500,000th Eagle Scout Badge Presented 1965 The Monroe Camp Becomes Ransburg Reservation 1966 Ransburg Reservation Camp Opened 1968 Central Indiana Council's 1st Pinewood Derby 1969 Hagerstown Service Center Opens 1971 Maine National High Adventure Area Opened 1972 Crossroads of America Council is Formed 1973 New Order of the Arrow Lodge Chartered 1974 1st National Eagle Scout Association Meeting 1975 Cub Day Camp Piloted 1977 Cub Day Camp Program Becomes Official 1979 National Office Location Change 1982 A. John Bosio selected to be Council Scout Executive 1984 Popcorn Fundraiser Debut 1985 First Wood Badge Course in Crossroads of America Council 1985 Council Newsletter Name Changed 1987 Capital Camps Decided 1987 "College of Commissioner Science" Initiated 1988 First Local Scouting for Food 1988 Webelos Adventure Camp at Kikthawenund 1990 The Roesch Service Center Opens 1992 First "Marsh Cookout on the Circle" 1993 Scott B. Clabaugh selected to be Council Scout Executive 1998 The Beginning of Venturing 2002 Wabash Valley Council becomes part of Crossroads of America Council 2003 Dedication of the Center for Volunteer Training 2003 OA lodges Wulakamike & Kickapoo merge to become Jaccos Towne Lodge 2007 Boy Scouting celebrates 100th Anniversary of founding by Lord Baden-Powell 2010 Crossroads Scout Office moves to 7125 Fall Creek Road N 2010 Boy Scouting in the United States celebrates 100th Anniversary 2010 Fire destroys Training Center at Camp Belzer 2012 Scout office renamed Golden-Burke Scout Center 2012 New Camp Belzer Training Center opens 2013 Patrick Sterrett selected to be Council Scout Executive 2015 Order of the Arrow celebrates 100th Anniversary

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Camp Formation

Cub Scout Camps

Crossroads of America Council offers three summer Cub Scout programs: Adventure Camp, Belzer Day Camp, and District Day Camp.

Adventure Camp (Cub Scout resident camp) - is an overnight camp held at Camp Kikthawenund (Frankton). Adventure Camp supports and utilizes the aims and methods of Scouting as an integral part of the camp program. Adventure Camp provides an opportunity for Wolf, Bear and Webelos Scouts to go camping at the region's premier Cub Scout Camp. The program runs in June and July.

Belzer Day Camp - offers an exciting program for Tigers, Bears and Wolves, as well as first and second year Webelos! The camp is situated on a wooded 100 acre facility that has been in development for over 90 years. Camp Belzer (Indianapolis) was created to provide a safe environment where Cub Scouts can learn, advance, and play in the great outdoors.

District Day Camps - run Monday through Friday and offer a Friday overnight for the Cub Scouts and their families who wish to attend.

• Bear Creek Day Camp (Connersville) – June • Kikthawenund Day Camp (Frankton) – July • Pathfinder Day Camp (Trafalgar) – June • Red Wing Day Camp (Muncie) – June • Rotary Day Camp (Crawfordsville) – July • Wildwood Day Camp (Terre Haute) – June

Boy Scout Camps

Summer camp is what many Scouts enjoy most about Scouting. Camp programs use natural surroundings to provide youth with numerous opportunities to experience physical, mental, and spiritual growth. Scouts can earn merit badges along their advancement trail while having fun. CAC offers week-long resident camp experiences plus Dan Beard First Class Camp, Baden-Powell Merit Badge Camp, and NYLT/White Stag.

Resident Summer Camps

• Ransburg Scout Reservation – (near Bloomington, IN), provides unique adventures unlike any other camp. The climbing tower, C.O.P.E. course, and robust aquatics

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program leave Scouts excited to return before they've even completed their week at camp. – June and July • Camp Krietenstein (near Poland, IN), challenges Scouts to find adventure, explore, make new friends, learn new skills and earn merit badges. The Adventure Base program consists of high adventures, rope courses and team building initiatives. – June and July

NYLT/White Stag

National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT), called White Stag in CAC, is an exciting, action- packed program designed to provide youth members of the Boy Scouts of America with leadership skills and experience they can use in their units as well as in other situations demanding leadership of self and others. The six-day course, held at Camp Red Wing (Muncie), is patterned after a month in the life of a unit. Content is delivered in a group and team outdoor setting with an emphasis on immediate application of learning in a fun environment. – June and July

Baden Powell Merit Badge Camp

Baden Powell Merit Badge Camp, held at Camp Belzer (Indianapolis), is a merit badge day camp that helps younger Scouts earn up to eight unique merit badges in the summer. The program is an accelerated, intensive learning environment. Scouts may be required to complete prerequisites, take classroom notes and/or have out of class assignments to complete the merit badge requirements. – June and July

Dan Beard First Class Camp

Dan Beard First Class Camp, held at Camp Belzer (Indianapolis), is designed for Boy Scouts who are working towards the rank of First Class. During the day camp, Scouts have the opportunity to complete various requirements towards the ranks of Tenderfoot, Second Class and First Class. Scouts attending Dan Beard camp also can earn the First Aid merit badge and Camper, the first rank of Firecrafter. – June and July.

Non-OA Honor Camper Societies

General Information

In the formative years of the Boy Scouts of America, the Order of the Arrow was just one of the over 100 known honor camper societies that existed in Scout Camps and Councils throughout the United States. In those early days most camps were run with a huge single camping area by a Council professional. Borrowing from Daniel Beard and Culver Military

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Academy (many of the patches feature the Culver "C") Councils adopted honor camping associations as a means of enticing young boys to return to their camps summer after summer.

It appears the biggest were Gimogash (created in Kansas City, Missouri in 1914), Ku-Ni-Eh (created in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1923), Nani Ba Zhu (created in Omaha, NE in 1919), Firecrafter (created in 1920 in Indiana), and WWW (the OA created in 1915 at Treasure Island, PA). There are a number of these societies that still exist including Firecrafter (in Indiana and Illinois) and Mic-O-Say (in Missouri).

While just about everyone involved in the Boy Scout organization knows about the Order of the Arrow, many people don't know much about the "other" honor societies and honor programs that existed in various scout councils and camps throughout the country from 1914 through the present day.

In the early days of the Boy Scouts of America many camps around the country had "honor camper" programs where a scout could progressively earn award patches. In the 1920's and 1930's a number of camps had programs where totems were stenciled on a scout's belt with paint as they became proficient in different skills. The growth and movement of the "other" honor societies came about mostly by the movement of the council executives from one location to another as well as by word of mouth. The Toledo Area Council received many visitors through the early years to learn about Gimogash. Tipisa spread to Indiana and Florida from Michigan solely through the movement of council executives.

There were five major societies/programs that operated in multiple locations during the 1920's through the 1940's. They were Ku-Ni-Eh, Gimogash, Nani Ba Zhu, Firecrafter, and WWW (Order of the Arrow). The majority of the "other" societies/programs existed in only one place although there were a few in two to five locations.

In 1935, there were 536 Scout Councils and only 81 Order of the Arrow Lodges in existence in the country. By 1950, there were still only 537 Scout Councils but 445 OA lodges had by then been chartered. During those years there were many of the "other" honor societies/programs that were converted into OA lodges.

Many honor societies lived on in different ways after they were converted to the OA. Some, such as the Michigan Tipisa Society, became a camp award system that could be earned. Some kept their ceremonies and blended them into the new OA lodge. Others chose the society name as their lodge name. There were a number of these such as Tonkawampus #16, Pokagon #110, Tahquitz #127, Ku-Ni-Eh #145, Gimogash #214, Mohawk #275, Yo-Se- Mite #278, Nani Ba Zhu #321, Tipisa #326, Nikiwigi #329, Braves of Decorah #381, White Feather #499, and Wincheck #534.

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There are a number of these groups that exist to this day. They are independent societies/programs. Some exist where there has never been an OA lodge, and some co- exist with an OA lodge. Among them are Mic-O-Say in St. Joseph, Missouri since 1925 and Kansas City (Missouri) since 1929; Firecrafter in Crossroads of America Council (Indiana) since 1920; Tribe of Tahquitz in the Long Beach Council (California) since 1925; Tribe of Torqua at Camp Cherry Valley (California); Tribe of Quivira in Quivira Council (Kansas) since 1923; Tribe of Golden Eagle (Kansas) since 1989; and Nani Ba Zhu which was reactivated in Omaha (Nebraska) in 1990.

Non-OA Honor Groups in CAC area.

Firecrafter

Firecrafter is a service organization within the Boy Scouts of America. Formed in 1920, the Firecrafter Organization mainly operates within the Crossroads of America Council, Indiana, but has been known to exist in other areas including Illinois and Texas.

Before the United States entered World War I, Francis O. Belzer was named the first Scout Executive of the Indianapolis Council in 1915 (known as the Indianapolis and Central Indiana Council from 1934 to 1942). With Scouting's early emphasis on athletics instead of Scoutcraft skills, many different ancillary programs were piloted throughout the United States to reinforce Scouting skills and its core values. One such program in place was the three-tiered rank system at Daniel Carter Beard's Culver Woodcraft Camp. Seeing a need for a new program in Indiana and working in conjunction with Stanley L. Norton, Assistant Executive, and Rex Pruitt, Scoutmaster of Troop 46, Scout Executive Belzer created the Camper and Woodsman ranks in 1919 at Camp Chank-Tun-Un-Gi located near Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis. The program was a success throughout the 1919 camping season, so Pruitt, Norton, and Belzer set out to create a third camp rank for the following summer.

The "third and highest" rank was introduced, unnamed, in 1920. The first group of four young Woodsmen completed the requirements. It was custom to recognize the new Camper and Woodsman rank recipients at the last campfire of the camping week, and when it came time to recognize the four Scouts, they were not mentioned. As the ceremony concluded with Norton's Scoutmaster's benediction, the four Scouts were instructed to remain behind. As the rest of the campers went back to their tents to retire for the evening, those four Scouts, along with Belzer, Norton, Pruitt, and P.D. Hoelscher (the camp's physical director) became the first to take Firecrafter's Unknown Test.

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A fourth honorary camp rank, Minisino, was introduced in 1921 to recognize those who went above and beyond in service to Scouting and Firecrafter itself.

At one point in time, many Midwestern councils had a Firecrafter program in operation. After the adoption of the Order of the Arrow on a national level, many of these programs were closed completely or merged into the Order's program. It was the only honor camping program in the Central Indiana Council until 1972, when Central Indiana Council was merged with Delaware County Council, Whitewater Area Council, and Kikthawenund Council to form the new Crossroads of America Council. Concerned Firecrafters and Arrowmen met to settle their differences, and both programs were allowed to continue.

Before 1972, all Firecrafters wore a pocket flap patch on the right pocket, indicating where the member was from within the council. He also wore a 3-inch pocket patch on the right pocket, indicating his Firecrafter rank. After the merger, the Order of the Arrow was given exclusive right to the pocket flap, while Firecrafter kept its right to the temporary patch position on the pocket itself. For more information, go to www.firecrafter.org.

Ku-Ni-Eh

Prior to the existence of today's Order of the Arrow, the councils of central, eastern, and southeastern Kentucky used the Ku-Ni-Eh as their honor camper society. Arthur E. Roberts founded the Ku-Ni-Eh in 1922 at Camp Edgar Friedlander, which was located on the Little Miami River near Cincinnati, Ohio. Camp Edgar Friedlander was the summer camp of the Cincinnati Area Council, and Arthur E. Roberts was the Camp Director for many of its early years of operation. Mr. Roberts also served the Cincinnati Area Council as its Scout Executive for many years. During those early years at summer camp, Mr. Roberts saw a need for the development of a brotherhood to honor a select number of Scouts who best exemplified the Scout Oath and Law. After many months of searching, Mr. Roberts found what he considered to be the best ceremony for the induction of candidates into this brotherhood.

The ceremony was based on a ritual used by the Kankau, a tribe of the Maidu Indians of Northern California. The Kankau used this ceremony to test their boys in the virtues necessary to become a brave. The word Ku-Ni-Eh means "Order of Manhood" in the Maidu tongue, and thus was chosen as the name for this new brotherhood. The symbol that was selected to represent the Ku-Ni-Eh was the "We-hin-ay-pay", which means Rising Sun. This symbol was taken from a design in the base of a ritual basket of the Maidu Indians.

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The Ku-Ni-Eh had its own requirements for membership, rules and regulations, and even its own handbook. Its popularity spread throughout the Cincinnati Area Council, and the knowledge of the Ku-Ni-Eh's success spread into many other councils. Within a few years over forty councils had adopted the Ku-Ni-Eh as an integral part of their summer camp program. However, the Ku-Ni-Eh was never recognized as an official organization by the Boy Scouts of America. The local sponsor of the Ku-Ni-Eh in the Blue Grass Council was O.C. Rankin of Cynthiana, Kentucky. He presided over the organization’s many activities, as well as the selection of some 345 candidates from 1927-1951. Candidates for induction into the Ku-Ni-Eh were selected by the current Ku-Ni-Eh members, unlike today's Order of the Arrow where candidates are selected by members and non-members alike.

More detailed information on the Ku-ni-eh Society and the Tribe of the Black Arrow are available in separate Appendices M and N posted to www.jaccostownelodge.org website.

Tecumseh Lodge Education Group

Tecumseh Lodge Education Group, Inc. is a not-for-profit, charitable, and educational institution dedicated to preserve, protect, and promote all aspects of the culture of the American Indian. While the organization was formally incorporated in January 1969, the origins of the Lodge began in the 1950's.

The Lodge holds an annual powwow during the Labor Day Weekend and a Mid-Winter Powwow in late December or early January of each year. Throughout the year, the Lodge sponsors social dances on Saturday evenings in the spring and fall, and holds business meetings six times a year. In addition, a bi-monthly newsletter is distributed to members.

Proceeds from various Lodge activities are donated to several American Indian educational and community programs. The Lodge also sponsors the Ku-ni-eh Society and Boy Scouts of America Venture Crew #372.

Membership is open to individuals ages 18 and above who are interested in participating in lodge activities and willing to support the Lodge's endeavors to fulfill its purpose. The Lodge offers individual, family, associate, and life memberships. Active members of the military receive a complimentary membership, and students of active members who are enrolled in higher education institutions may receive an individual newsletter upon request.

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The Order of the Arrow Founded

The National Order of the Arrow (formerly known as the Wimachtendienk, W.W.) had its beginnings on July 16, 1915 when the organization's founder, Dr. E. Urner Goodman and cofounder, Carroll A. Edson began our great and honored Order that summer at Treasure Island Scout Camp. Treasure Island Scout Camp was the summer camp of the Philadelphia Council, located on an island in the middle of the Delaware River between the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The founders’ purpose and intent was to promote the ideals of Scouting and to strengthen the camping spirit. They utilized the local myths and legends of the Lenni Lenape tribe of the Delaware Indians to enhance their newly founded organization. Once the movement started, it vigorously began to grow, and soon many BSA councils adopted the Order of the Arrow and its principles into their own programs. Today, the Order of the Arrow is known as Scouting's National Honor Society.

Founding of Lodges

Central Indiana Order of the Arrow History

The Order of the Arrow began its existence in Central Indiana in 1938 with the chartering and formation of Kickapoo Lodge #128 in the former Wabash Valley Council. In 1942, in the Kikthawenund Council located in Anderson, Indiana, Kikthawenund Lodge #222 was formed. Three years later in Whitewater Valley Council, Wahpinachi Lodge #308 was chartered. Ten years later in 1955, Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk Lodge #512 was chartered in Delaware County Council. From 1963 to 1973, there was an “unofficial OA lodge" in Central Indiana Council. The "OA lodge" was associated with the Scout Band under the direction of Harvey Gill, the band director. Two advisers, who were Vigil members, Teed Howard, a professional scouter with the Central Indiana Council, and Ike Slaybaugh, the volunteer adviser, ran the "lodge" which had 70+ members. The Lodge did not have an official name or patch.

In 1973, with the formation of the Crossroads of America Council, Wulakamike Lodge #21 was formed with the merger of Kikthawenund Lodge #222, Wahpinachi Lodge #308, and Wah-Pe­Kah-Me-Kunk Lodge #512. This merger brought the Order of the Arrow to what was once the Central Indiana Council.

In 2003, with the merger of Wabash Valley Council into the Crossroads of America Council, Kickapoo Lodge #128 merged with Wulakamike Lodge #21 forming Jaccos Towne Lodge #21.

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Kickapoo Lodge #128 History

Kickapoo Lodge was first chartered in 1938 in the Wabash Valley Council. The original totem for the lodge was a canoe paddle with a "K" on it. It is not known when the totem changed, but eventually the Thunderbird was adopted as the official totem for the Lodge. Upon merging with Wulakamike #21, Kickapoo #128 has kept the Thunderbird Totem and is now the Kickapoo Chapter.

Throughout its 64 year history, the Lodge has seen many great youth and adult leaders. Over the years several members have been recognized for their service. For example, Edward Pease, Kickapoo Lodge Chief (1968 and 1969) and Order of the Arrow National Chairman (1993-2000) was recognized with the Distinguished Service Award in 1971 and the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. Richard “Bear” Eberly, long-time Section Adviser and member of Kickapoo Lodge, is remembered through The Leadership Scholarship Fund or the “Bear” Eberly Scholarship. The fund helps to cover the costs for new youth Ordeal members to attend Section Conclave or to promote youth participation in the national programs of the Order of the Arrow.

Kikthawenund Lodge #222

Kikthawenund Lodge was chartered in 1942 in the Kikthawenund Council #149. Their totem was the turtle. In 1973, Delaware County, Kikthawenund Area, and Whitewater Valley Councils came together with the Central Indiana Council to form the Crossroads of America Council. The new lodge was called Wulakamike Lodge #21.

Wahpinachi Lodge #308

Wahpinachi Lodge was chartered in 1945 in the White Valley Council. Their totem was the bear claw. Ordeals were done at Bear Creek Scout Camp. In 1973, Delaware County, Kikthawenund Area, and Whitewater Valley Councils came together with the Central Indiana Council to form the Crossroads of America Council. The new lodge was called Wulakamike Lodge #21.

Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk Lodge #512

Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk Lodge was chartered in 1955 in the Delaware County Council #679. Their totem was the thunderbird. In 1973, Delaware County, Kikthawenund Area, and Whitewater Valley Councils came together with the Central Indiana Council to form the Crossroads of America Council. The new lodge was called Wulakamike Lodge #21.

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Wulakamike Lodge #21 History

Wulakamike Lodge was formed on October 20, 1972 with the merging of four Boy Scout Councils: Central Indiana (now Crossroads of America), Delaware County, Kikthawenund Area, and Whitewater Valley. The three OA Lodges which existed in three of those councils were merged into Wulakamike (Delaware for "Good Land"). The previous Lodges were: Kikthawenund #222 chartered July 26, 1942; Wahpinachi # 308 chartered July 3, 1945, and Wahpekamekunk #512 chartered April 26, 1955.

At the time of the merger, Central Indiana Council (CIC) did not have an OA Lodge but did have the Firecrafter Organization. At the time of the merger the decision was made to hold unit election in all CIC units as well. Firecrafter also received the opportunity to expand its program into the entire new Crossroads of America Council.

On October 20, 1972, the three existing lodges met to organize the lodge merger. The name Wulakamike was chosen and was interpreted from the Delaware language as meaning “Good Land.” The totem chosen was the Indian on a horse and was patterned after a large sculpture located in Muncie. This sculpture is represented as an Indian with his out-spread arms paying homage to his God for fertile land.

At this Meeting there were sixty-five Arrowmen present. Jim Beuoy was elected Lodge Chief. The Lodge Lay Adviser (now Lodge Adviser) appointed was Gene Moon, and the Staff Adviser was Jim Bishop. After much discussion and several breaks in the session, it was decided to have two flap patches. One flap was to be restricted to one for Ordeal membership and one for Brotherhood membership. The other was to be sold unrestricted. They would be the same except background color. Also planned at this session was the first lodge training seminar which was held at the Yokefellow Institute on the Earlham College campus. The beginning of chapter organization and the formation of by-laws began there.

Two names of former Lodges, Kikthawenund and Wahpekamekunk, continued as Chapter names in the new Lodge.

Central Indiana Council “Unofficial” OA Lodge

From 1963 to 1973, there was an "unofficial" OA Lodge in the Central Indiana Council. The OA Lodge was formed and associated with the Scout Band under the direction of Harvey Gill. The charter was established through the Harrison Trails Council located in Kokomo

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Indiana had 70+ members. Two advisors, Teed Howard the professional advisor with Central Indiana Council and Ike Slaybaugh, the volunteer scouting advisor, and Harvey Gill, the band director, were responsible for lodge activities and trips. Since Firecrafter was the Honor Scouting Society in the Central Indiana Council, and there was not an established Order of the Arrow Lodge, the "unofficial" Lodge only wore sashes at events outside of Indianapolis. There was no name for the OA Lodge, and they did not have a pocket patch. In 1973, the Lodge officially became part of Wulakamike Lodge #21 with the formation of the Crossroads of America Council headquartered in Indianapolis (Indiana).

Jaccos Towne Lodge #21

In 2002, as the Wabash Valley Council merged with Crossroads of America Council, Kickapoo Lodge #128 and Wulakamike Lodge #21 also talked about how to become one. The youth leaders of both organizations agreed to keep Wulakamike’s number 21 but to seek a new name and totem. They decided on a tradition reflecting the Wea tribe, which lived in central Indiana until it had been forced to move west in the early 1800’s. The lodge contacted Chief Terry Stuff, and he, in consultation with his tribe, developed the name and totem and agreed to make gifts of them to the newly merged lodge.

At Lodge 21’s annual Winter Banquet on January 19, 2003, Chief Terry Stuff, Civil Chief Bryan Lindley, and the members of the Wea tribe gave Lodge #21 a new name and totem. Chief Stuff and Chief Lindley presented the name Jaccos Towne and the totem of the River Otter to Lodge #21. They spoke of their heritage and thanked the Scouts for helping maintain traditions of Native Americans.

Jaccos Towne Lodge is named for a village that was in the vicinity of what is now Terre Haute, Indiana, in the early 1800’s. Chief Stuff’s fifth great-grandfather was Jacco Godfroy, the last chief of the Wabash Wea. He never left Indiana and died in 1854.

Chief Stuff chose the river otter for the lodge totem because, he said, “They’re kind of happy-go-lucky,” which he thought represented the fun of Scouting. And, he said, “They are curious, which reminds us that everything is interesting if you look at it from the right angle.” The river otter’s Wea name is Kinohsamia (pronounced “Ken-

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O-Sa-Mee-ah” in English). “They teach you not only how to have fun but also how to wonder at life and all things in it.”

Civil Chief Lindley, the tribe’s second-in-command encouraged the Scouts to learn and appreciate Indian traditions. Speaking of the Order of the Arrow’s ceremonial opening, he said, “The names that you use are meaningful to us. Use the traditions from your heart.”

As a gesture of appreciation for the gift from the Wea tribe, Lodge Chief Tom Dickson presented Chief Stuff with an Order of the Arrow sash and a certificate.

Central Indiana Order of the Arrow, Council, and Camp History list

Wabash Valley Council #166, (1931-2003), Terre Haute, Indiana. Home of OA Lodge #128 Kickapoo, chartered in 1938 with a Thunderbird as its totem. Camps that served the Wabash Valley Council #166 and Kickapoo Lodge #128 were Camp Wildwood and Camp Krietenstein.

Kikthawenund Council #149, (1935-1972), Anderson, Indiana – home of OA Lodge #222 Kikthawenund, which was chartered in 1942 with the Turtle as the Lodge Totem. Camps that served the Kikthawenund Council #149 and Kikthawenund Lodge #222 were Camp Eddy and Camp Kikthawenund, also called Camp K.

Whitewater Valley Council #151 (1935-1972) Hagerstown, Indiana – home of OA Lodge #308 Wahpinachi chartered in 1945 with a Bear as its totem. Camps that served the Whitewater Valley Council and Wahpinachi Lodge #308 were Camp Bear Creek and Whitewater Valley Summer Camp.

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Delaware County Council #679, (1924-1972), Muncie, Indiana – home of OA Lodge #512 Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk, which was chartered in 1955 with the Thunderbird as the Lodge Totem. Camps that served the Delaware County Council #679 and the Wah-Pe-Kah-Me- Kunk Lodge #512 were Camp Chocktaw and Camp Red Wing.

Crossroads of America Council #160, (1972-2003), Indianapolis, Indiana – home of OA Lodge #21 Wulakamike, was formed on October 20, 1972. An Indian Chief on a horse was chosen as the lodge totem. The new lodge was formed from a merger of Kikthawnund Lodge #222, Kikthawenund Council #149 (Anderson, IN), Wahpinachi Lodge #308, Whitewater Valley Council #151 (Hagerstown, IN), Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk Lodge #512, Delaware County Council #679 (Muncie, IN) and interested Scouts in the Central Indiana Council #160 (Indianapolis, IN). Camps that have served the Crossroads of America Council include: Camp Bradford, Camp Red Wing, Camp Eddy, Camp Kiwanis, Camp Rotary, Crossroads Of America Council Camps, Camp Crossland, Camp Belzer, Ransburg Scout Reservation, Camp Kikthawenund (also called Camp K), and Bear Creek Reservation.

Crossroads of America Council #160, (1972- 2003) merged with Wabash Valley Council #166 (1931- 2003) in 2003. Wulakamike Lodge #21, Crossroads of America Council #160, merged with Kickapoo Lodge #128, Wabash Valley Council #166, to form the new Jaccos Towne Lodge #21, Crossroads of America Council #160 (2003-Active). The river otter was chosen as the lodge totem. Camps that serve Crossroads of America Council include: Camp Bear Creek, Camp Belzer, Camp Kikthawenund, Camp Krietenstein, Camp Red Wing, Camp Wildwood, and Ransburg Scout Reservation.

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Patches Illustrate Mergers of Lodges

Chartered 1938 Chartered 1942 Chartered 1945 Chartered 1955

Chartered 1973

Chartered 2003

Current Lodge Flap

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Lodge Milestones

Year Lodge Milestone 1973 Wulakamike #21 W. Shirell Fox receives the Distinguished Service Award. 1975 Wulakamike #21 Lodge registered 1254 members. Fourth Winter banquet held at Lawrence Central High School. Cost was 1975 Wulakamike #21 $3.50. 1975 Wulakamike #21 LOA chapter establishes first lodge back patch as a money raising project. 1975 Wulakamike #21 Nine chapters existed. Lodge ordered new flaps. We received several different kinds that were 1975 Wulakamike #21 not ordered. First back patch was issued. 1979 Wulakamike #21 Lodge has eleven chapters. 4-A conclave. Our Mark Rutherford was elected Section Chief. Lyle Bates won first place in southern feather dancing. Grant Nell won first place in 1979 Wulakamike #21 old style dancing. LOA won the ceremony competition. The Goodlander won first place. Lodge Chief Jeff Osterman received the Section distinguished Service Award. Lodge Where to Go Camping booklet finished. Lodge gave one to every 1979 Wulakamike #21 Scout and Explorer unit in the council. NOAC. Our Mark Rutherford served as National Vice-Chief for Indian Events. Bill Fansher was Art Director for arena shows and Mike McKeown 1979 Wulakamike #21 was an Indian Events judge. We had an Indian Singing team, five dancers, and a ceremony team in competition. Also two of our lodge members were selected as VIA Arrowmen. 1979 Wulakamike #21 Lodge training at Camp Towaki. 1980 Wulakamike #21 Wundchenneu chapter originated its polar bear patch program. Dave Dominick, Lodge Chief, originated the WULAKA-LINE as a new 1980 Wulakamike #21 communication tool. John Davis ran for Section Chief in a losing effort. At the conclave, our lodge display won first place. LOA won first in the ceremonies. John 1980 Wulakamike #21 Perry was elected Section secretary. Terry Hasty received the Section Distinguished Service Award. 1980 Wulakamike #21 Lodge Fall Fellowship: 5 meals, 2 cracker barrels, and a patch for $10. Lodge training: first lodge plan book used thanks to Dave Dominick and 1980 Wulakamike #21 Tod Owens. 1981 Wulakamike #21 Lodge now has 12 chapters. National Jamboree. Our Harold McGee served as SM of the OA Service 1981 Wulakamike #21 Corp. troop. NOAC fee- $135. Founders' Award Developed. LOA ceremony team 1981 Wulakamike #21 finished with honors. Area 4 NLS held at Merom Institute. Lodge had seven attendees and 1981 Wulakamike #21 three staff. 1981 Wulakamike #21 OCO chapter took charge of Wilbur Wright Memorial Trail. 1981 Wulakamike #21 Origination of the Wulaka Institute of Order Administration. 1982 Wulakamike #21 C-4A conclave. Lodge in charge of activities and shows. 1983 Wulakamike #21 Lodge Fundraiser: council belt buckle for $10. 4-A conclave. TIN chapter did Indian singing. The lodge had a first place 1985 Wulakamike #21 dancer. 1986 Wulakamike #21 Dues increased to $3.50. 1986 Wulakamike #21 We were the service lodge for 4-A conclave at Belzer and Fort Harrison. 1986 Wulakamike #21 "Which I have now received" deleted from the obligation.

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Lodge purchased a slide projector and accessories for council. Approx. 1986 Wulakamike #21 $500. We also took new slides for camp. 1987 Wulakamike #21 First OA/XXX joint service project held at Camp Redwing. 1988 Wulakamike #21 Lodge registers a little over 1200 members. 1988 Wulakamike #21 NOAC. We had four members on staff. Our Bob Pockrass was EC region correspondent for the OA National 1988 Wulakamike #21 Bulletin. 1989 Wulakamike #21 75th Anniversary Award was established. 1989 Wulakamike #21 EC4A conclave. LOA won pre-ordeal ceremony competition. 1990 Wulakamike #21 Dues raised to $5.00. 1992 Wulakamike #21 Shirley Schwein becomes the first women to receive her vigil in our lodge. N. Anthony Steinhardt Ill (current section adviser) receives the 1992 Wulakamike #21 Distinguished Service Award. 1994 Wulakamike #21 New lodge back patch issued. 1995 Wulakamike #21 The Goodlander wins the Golden Pen award at the C-4A Conclave. 1996 Wulakamike #21 C-4A conclave. KIK ceremony team won Brotherhood competition. NOAC. Three ceremonial teams competed. Many members of our lodge 1996 Wulakamike #21 in Brotherhood band, including those in charge. Several others on staff. NOAC - WAP ceremonial team earns 1st Place in the Ordeal Ceremony 1998 Wulakamike #21 Competition 2002 Wulakamike #21 NOAC

Jaccos Towne Lodge formed from Kickapoo Lodge #128 and Wulakamike 2003 Jaccos Towne #21 Lodge #21 Jaccos Towne Lodge given name and totem by Chief Stuff of the Wea 2003 Jaccos Towne #21 tribe. Jacco Godfroy was the last chief of the Wabash Wea and one of Chief Stuff's ancestors. 2004 Jaccos Towne #21 NOAC - Ceremonies - Team from LOA and WAP compete in Pre-Ordeal 2005 Jaccos Towne #21 Lodge goes online with its own website 2006 Jaccos Towne #21 NOAC - Ceremonies - Team from LOA compete in Pre-Ordeal NOAC - Ceremonies - Jon Sowers-QUN Honors in Vigil, WAP team Honors 2009 Jaccos Towne #21 in Pre-Ordeal, Team of QUN and WAP participate in Brotherhood Lodge does service at Indiana State Fair Boy Scout Legacy Area for 100th 2010 Jaccos Towne #21 Anniversary of BSA 2012 Jaccos Towne #21 NOAC - Contingent represents Lodge Lodge obtains its own domain at www.jaccostownelodge.org and starts 2013 Jaccos Towne #21 Facebook 2013 Jaccos Towne #21 Lodge marks 10th anniversary 2014 Jaccos Towne #21 Lodge starts Twitter site 2015 Jaccos Towne #21 100th Anniversary of the Order of the Arrow Section Chief and Jaccos Towne Lodge member Joey Dierdorf elected 2015 Jaccos Towne #21 Central Region Chief 2015 Jaccos Towne #21 Major revision of Lodge website 2015 Jaccos Towne #21 Section C-6A Conclave held at Camp Belzer in April NOAC - Jaccos Towne Lodge to send 42 Arrowmen on Contingent and ## 2015 Jaccos Towne #21 as Staff

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Lodge

Infrastructure

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Lodge Infrastructure

Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Executives)

(Supreme Chief of the Fire or was serving as such at the time of a merger.)

Lodge Name Council Date

Jaccos Towne #21 Patrick Sterrett Crossroads of America #160 Current

Wulakamike #21 Scott Clabaugh Crossroads of America #160 2003

Kickapoo #128 Kevin McPherson Wabash Valley #166 2003

Kikthawenund #222 Cedric A. Dunkerly Kikthawenund #149 1973

Wahpinachi #308 James “Jim” Bishop Whitewater Valley #151 1973

Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 Harry O. Olson Delaware County #679 1973

Officers and Advisers

National/Regional /Section Officers and Committee Members

National

Edward A. Pease, Vice Chair Council Relations, OA National Committee

N. Anthony “Tony” Steinhardt III, Vice Chair Development, OA National Committee

Regional

Central Region Chief Joey Dierdorf

Section

Robert “Robby” Kile, C-6A Secretary

Chris Taylor, C-6A Adviser

Steve James, C-6A Associate Adviser 2015 Central Region Chief Joey Dierdorf Andrew Bowman, C-6A Staff Adviser

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A list of National, Regional, and Section (Area) Officers and Advisers and Section Award of Merit Recipients may be found in Appendix A.

Lodge Chiefs, Lodge Advisers, and Lodge Staff Advisers

The Lodge Chief is the elected youth leader, the Lodge Adviser is a BSA adult volunteer appointed by the Scout Executive, and the Lodge Staff Adviser is the Council Scout Executive or his designated staff representative. This group is known as the Key 3.

The 2015 members of the Key 3 of Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 are:

Lodge Chief – Robert “Robby” Kile – Lobarlewhense Chapter

Lodge Adviser – Anne Phillips – Wapsuchuppecatt Chapter

Lodge Staff Adviser – Carolyn Small – Crossroads of America Council professional

A list of Lodge Chiefs, Lodge Advisers, and Lodge Staff Advisers may be found in Appendix B.

JACCOS TOWNE LODGE CHIEFS

2014 2015 Robby Kile Robby Kile Lobarlewhense Lobarlewhense

2011 2012 2013 Adam Aldrich Dan Spall Nick Livengood Quanasita Quanasita Seke Macque

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2009 2010 2010 Andrew Bowman Andrew Bowman* Jordan Sandoe Kickapoo Kickapoo Wahpekahmekunk

2006 2007 2008 Tom James Tommy Gregory Tommy Gregory Lowaneu Allanque Lobarlewhense Lobarlewhense

2003 2004 2005 Tom Dickson Tim Goth Ryan Eiteljorge Seke Macque Wahpekahmekunk Kickapoo * - was elected Section Chief and resigned as Lodge Chief

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Lodge Chapters – Names, Totems, and Tenure

The Lodge Totem is the River Otter.

Totem Chapter Name Start Meaning of Name District Status Date* Kickapoo 2003 Stands here and there Wabash Current (1931) Valley Kikthawenund 10/1972 Chief Anderson/Village Sakima Current

(1935) Lobarlewhense 01/1976 Noble ones Pathfinder Current

Lowaneu Allanque 09/1973 North Star North Star Current and T-Sun-Ga-Ni Macquissin 01/1979 Little Bear Old Trail Current

Quanasita 01/1977 Panther Del-Mi Inactive 1979-1980 Seke Macque 1991 Black Bear Iron Horse Current

Tatankaskah 09/1989 White buffalo Sugar Creek Current

Wahpekahmekunk 10/1972 Banks of (white) river or Golden Eagle Current (1955) Bend in the river Wapsuchuppecatt 09/1973 Wapsuchuppecatt – Deep Water Northeast Name Wapsuchuppecatallemih’hillencuw and Pioneer change in epekenink – Deep white water 10/1981 running past pine tree in forest Wundchenneu 09/1973 West Hou Koda Current

Wahpinachi 10/1972 Man from the east Dropped (1945) 01/1988 Tindeuchen 09/1973 Firemaker Dropped 09/1989 Gokhotit 01/1979 Little Owl Dropped 1990 Oconoluftee 01/1981 Blue river (?) Dropped 1991 *- First date is chapter start date. Second date is former lodge start date.

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Lodge Communications / Publications

Lodge Website

www.jaccostownelodge.org

Lodge Social Networking Sites

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jaccos-Towne/158287874204309

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JaccosTowne

Lodge Newsletters

The Jaccos Towne Lodge newsletter is called Kinohsamia (pronounced “Ken-O-Sa-Mee-ah” in English), translated from the Wea language as River Otter.

Jaccos Towne Lodge’s Fall Fellowship/Scoutreach event of 2008 was a featured in a front- page article of the December 2008/February 2009 OA National Bulletin.

The Lodge newsletter of the Wulakamike Lodge was called The Goodlander. The Lodge newsletter of the Kickapoo Lodge was called The Thunderbird.

A list of the newsletters may be found in Appendix C. Digital copies are available on the lodge website. Hardcopies of the newsletters and the National Bulletin referenced above will be available in a separate notebook.

Where to Go Camping

A digital copy of the lodge’s “Where to Go Camping” booklet may be found on the Resources page of the Lodge website – www.jaccostownelodge.org.

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Lodge Executive Committee (LEC)

Lodge Structure

*Lodge Chief Line of Succession Administration, Chapters (by lot), Communications

Committees 1. Lodge Fall Ordeal 2. Spring Fellowship 3. Lodge Leadership Development 4. Lodge Banquet 5. Winter Gathering

Lodge Vice Chiefs: *Administration *Chapters – East *Chapters – West *Communications

*Lodge Vice Chief of Administration A. Vigil/Awards B. NOAC C. Section Conclave D. Indian Events 1. Ceremonies 2. Dance Team E. Service

*Lodge Vice Chiefs of Chapters A. OA Troop Representative B. Membership/Brotherhood C. Elections D. Camp Promotion/Summer Camp Program

*Lodge Vice Chief of Communications Website Social Media (Facebook, etc.) Newsletter

*Secretary/Treasurer Minutes Budget Historian

Chapter Structure *Chapter Chief *Chapter Vice Chief *Chapter Secretary/Treasurer

* Denotes Elected Officer

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Lodge Activities and

Service

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Lodge Activities and Service

Lodge Events

Winter Gathering

Lodge Winter Gathering is devoted to ceremonial and inductions training and Indian crafts.

Spring Fellowship

Lodge Spring Fellowship is a time to get together for fun and fellowship.

Lodge Ordeal

Lodge Ordeal is held in the fall for all Ordeal candidates who have not been able to attend an Ordeal. The eleven chapters of the Lodge hold at least one Ordeal, usually in May, and several chapters also hold a second Ordeal in the late summer or early fall. The lodge holds its Vigil and Vigil Honor Ceremony and elections for Lodge Officers at the Lodge Ordeal.

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Lodge Leadership Development

Lodge Leadership Development or LLD is a lodge level training that develops leadership skills and friendships in the Lodge. LLD uses games and speakers to excite, inform, and train Arrowmen in leadership. Jaccos Towne Lodge holds an annual LLD in November for all Arrowmen but especially for newly elected Lodge and Chapter Officers.

Lodge Banquet

The Lodge Banquet is the annual dinner and get-together to celebrate the OA year. Founder’s Awards are presented and achievements are celebrated. New Lodge Officers are sworn in. There is a guest speaker, which may be a National Officer or a local dignitary, and there are usually patch auctions.

Service Projects

In 2014, Arrowmen of Jaccos Towne Lodge did over 28,000 hours of service to Scouting and to the community. Arrowmen help with camp maintenance through the various ordeals held each year. The majority of the members of the camp staff at council camps are Arrowmen. Chapters help staff and run district camporees throughout the year. Several districts have very active ceremonial teams that do crossover ceremonies for Cub Scout packs. Arrowmen help with the University of Scouting and at the annual Trade-O-Ree at the State Fairgrounds. Chapters do projects in the community such as park clean-up and placing flags on veterans graves for Veterans Day. Arrowmen help to staff the Boy Scout area at the Indiana State Fair in August.

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On a national level, the lodge has had many Arrowmen serve on staff at BSA National Jamborees, NOAC, and BSA High Adventure camps. Youth Arrowmen have participated in the various OA High Adventure programs. The Lodge has also had members serve on Philmont staff.

Area / Section Events

Section Conclave

Each April, the OA Section holds a Section Conclave. All Arrowmen from the six lodges of C-6A are invited for fun, fellowship, training, shows, and American Indian Activities. Jaccos Towne Lodge was the Host Lodge for the 2015 Section Conclave held at Camp Belzer.

NLS and NLATS Trainings

The Central Region holds National Leadership Seminars (NLS) and National Lodge Adviser Training Sessions (NLATS) annually either in Indiana or within a reasonable distance. The Lodge requires elected Officers and their Advisers to attend NLS. Chapter Chiefs and Chapter Advisers are also encouraged to attend. Prospective or serving Lodge Advisers are required to attend NLATS, and Associate Lodge Advisers are encouraged to attend. The Lodge pays for these Arrowmen to attend NLS and/or NLATS.

National Events

NOAC

The National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) is a multi-day event which usually takes place on a university campus east of the Mississippi River, bringing together thousands of delegates from Order of the Arrow lodges around the nation for training and activities.

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NOACs are held every two years, with exceptions made to align the event with significant anniversaries. In particular, the deferral from 2008 to 2009 aligned the schedule with the Order of the Arrow's 100th anniversary in 2015 and avoided a conflict with the 2010 National Scout Jamboree (which was similarly deferred from 2009 to align its schedule with the Boy Scouts of America's 100th anniversary in 2010). Similarly, the deferrals from 1985 to 1986 and from 1960 to 1961 aligned the schedule with the OA's 75th and 50th anniversaries in 1990 and 1965, respectively.

Before NOAC was held, the Order of the Arrow met nationally at what was called the Grand Lodge Meeting. There were 14 held between 1921 and 1946. The first NOAC was held in 1948 at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN.

Jaccos Towne Lodge sends a contingent to each NOAC, and a number of Arrowmen participate as staff. Over the years, a number of ceremonialists have represented the lodge in Ceremonial competitions and evaluations bringing back a number of honors and awards.

For a list of those achievements, please see Appendix D.

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Jaccos Towne Lodge Ceremonialist at NOAC.

NOAC 2006 NOAC 2006 Ceremonial Team – Tim Goth, Jon Ceremonial Team – unidentified, Jon Sowers, unidentified, & Ricky Crawford Sowers, Tim Goth, & Ricky Crawford

NOAC 2009 NOAC 2006 Medicine Man Todd Wildey & Vigil Chief Jon Sowers Ceremonial Team – Frank Ventura, unidentified, Tom James, & Ryan Eiteljorge

NOAC 2009 NOAC 2009 Pre-Ordeal Team – Zac Coghill, Matt Woodard, Brotherhood Team – Will Atkins, Todd Wildey, Will Atkins, and Silas Coghill Jon Sowers & Stephen Bernard

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ArrowTour

ArrowTour is one of many programs and initiatives that comprise a year-long celebration of the Order of the Arrow's centennial anniversary. In the summer of 2015, four delegations of youth Arrowmen will travel to council camps and Scouting events to bring our national centennial experience to Scouts, Arrowmen, and communities throughout the country.

ArrowTour will provide opportunities to reflect, connect, and discover the Order's Centuries of Service, both past and future. The Order of the Arrow is excited to partner with councils to provide this program accessory at Boy Scout summer camps, service centers, and Scouting events.

The program has been designed for all Scouts, OA members and non-members alike. Whether a first year camper or a seasoned volunteer, the ArrowTour program will offer something for everyone.

ArrowTour will be at Camp Belzer on July 14, 2015.

Offerings

The ArrowTour program will be customized to best meet the needs and capitalize on the unique features of each site. Some of the planned ArrowTour programs include:

Exploration: History displays, interactive timelines, and program videos

Centuries of Service Gathering: A program that will recognize the Order’s rich 100 year history, and reveal where the steps to our second century of service begin. This gathering will be offered at most venues.

Activities: Silk screening, hat/belt branding, and recreational games.

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ArrowCorps5

Between June and August 2008, the Order of the Arrow and the National Forest Service hosted a series of conservation service projects called ArrowCorps5. For five weeks, five thousand Arrowmen performed service at five locations around the country: Mark Twain National Forest, Manti-La Sal National Forest, George Washington and Jefferson National Forest, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, and Bridger-Teton National Forest.

ArrowCorps5 was, and remains, the largest service project ever undertaken by a federal land management agency and the Boy Scouts of America.

Jaccos Towne Lodge Arrowman who participated in ArrowCorps5 included:

George Washington and Jefferson National Forest of Virginia

Participants: Jay Copra, Jack Dolan, Landon Ellis, and Alex Lange.

Staff: Gabriella Castillio, Ed Finley, Levi McNeely, Chris O’Neil, Mike McNeely, and Nick Phillips.

Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming

Staff: Robert Cooper and Kurt Melin.

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Indian Summer

The National OA Indian Summer event offers classes in regalia, ceremonies, dancing, and singing in a manner similar to NOAC, but with a unique focus. Indian Summer provides the information and skills instruction needed to improve a lodge’s Inductions process.

Pow wows and social nights allow each Arrowman to experience singing, customs and traditions of the different geographical cultures of the American Indian. From beginner to intermediate, individual or group teams, Indian Summer provides Arrowmen with the skills they need as an individual and or a dance team to be successful.

While Indian Summer focuses on building dance or ceremony skills, there is also plenty of time to participate in other recreational activities. The Activities and Recreation Committee sponsors a number of programs and events throughout the conference for all Arrowmen to enjoy.

The first National Indian Seminar was held in 1974 at Philmont Scout Ranch. They were held every two years until 1984. In 1987, there was a National Pow Wow/National Indian Seminar. In 2003, the OA had its first Indian Summer, and then another one in 2011.

Several members of Jaccos Towne Lodge attended the 2011 event.

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OA High Adventure

Philmont Trail Crew

The program is a fourteen (14) day experience. The first week focuses on construction and maintenance of trails under the guidance of Philmont OA Trail Crew Foremen. The second week is a seven day backpacking trek that is designed by the participants. The program is not simply building trail and hiking though, the OA Trail Crew is ultimately a journey that challenges Scouts mentally, physically, and spiritually. For more information or to apply: http://adventure.oa-bsa.org/oatc/about.php.

Ocean Adventure

This ten day program will provide an array of service opportunities that include work helping to develop the Florida Keys Heritage Trail, removing invasive species in and around the Sea Base's Big Munson Island, and supporting both the Crane Point Nature Center and Marathon Wild Bird Center in preserving the Keys flora, fauna and wildlife. You will be camping at both Big Munson Island and Crane Point during the service portion of the program, after which you will move aboard a 40-50' sailing yacht for four days at sea. While afloat, you will experience the fun and excitement of life in the Keys from the unique perspective of a sailor as you sail, snorkel on pristine coral reefs, troll for sportfish, and swim in the warm waters of the Keys. For more information or to apply: http://adventure.oa-bsa.org/oaoa/about.php.

Wilderness Voyage

The OA Voyage program is inspired by the traditions of the French Voyageurs who ventured the northern wilderness during the 1700- 1800's. Traveling thousands of miles by water and portage, these Voyageurs were hired to haul goods and furs to trade with Native Americans and Europeans. In the spirit of these adventurers, Arrowmen will embark on a voyage that is twofold. One-half of the OA Northern Tier Wilderness Voyage focuses on portage trail and campsite maintenance within the Boundary Waters. The remaining expedition is spent on a canoeing adventure that is planned and chosen by the participants in the program. For more information or to apply: http://adventure.oa-bsa.org/oawv/about.php.

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Canadian Odyssey

The Quetico Provincial Park is a vast wilderness with over 600 lakes set inside more than a million acres. The Canadian Odyssey allows Arrowmen, returning and new participants alike, to see and explore entirely new territory while at the same time providing crucial service. Odyssey crews will labor to repair and maintain portage trails in Ontario during the first week. The second week they will paddle back to the United States on a route of their choosing. For more information or to apply: http://adventure.oa-bsa.org/oaco/about.php.

Summit Experience

The Order of the Arrow Summit Experience program is an eight-day adventure at The Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve bordering the New River Gorge National River Area. While experiencing over 10,000 acres of adventure, you have the opportunity to explore the Summit like no one else, while blazing trail with the first year of the Order of the Arrow Summit Experience Program.

Four days of the program will be focused on building or maintaining trail around the Summit, and the New River Gorge National River Area. The remainder of the experience will revolve around white water kayaking and rafting, along with mountain biking, climbing, and participation in other Summit activities. Participants will not only build trail, but also bonds of brotherhood as they start their High Adventure journey. For more information or to apply: http://adventure.oa-bsa.org/oase/about.php.

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Lodge Achievements and Awards

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Lodge Achievements and Awards

The Vigil Honor

Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It calls for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation.

The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to lodge, council, and Scouting. Membership cannot be won by a person's conscious endeavors.

The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction and recognition reserved for those Arrowmen who, by reason of exceptional service, personal effort, and unselfish interest, have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position of office to one or more of the following:

• Lodge • Order of the Arrow • Scouting community • Scout Camp

Under no circumstances should tenure in Scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation.

Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in Scouting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is eligible for recommendation to the National Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided that, at the time of the recommendation, the individual has been a Brotherhood member for a minimum of two years. A lodge may nominate a maximum of two percent of their registered Arrowmen once a year, through the Vigil Honor petition, found in the annual re-charter packet. At least 50 percent of all nominated must be under 21 at the time of nomination.

The list of Vigil Honor Members may be found in Appendix E.

The Founder’s Award

Introduced at the 1981 National Order of the Arrow Conference, the Founder's Award recognizes Arrowmen who have given outstanding service to their lodge. The award is

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reserved for an Arrowman who demonstrates that he or she personifies the spirit of selfless service, as advocated by founder E. Urner Goodman and cofounder Carroll A. Edson.

The award is a handsome bronze medallion bearing the likenesses of E. Urner Goodman and Carroll A. Edson, with a wooden base and a brass plate suitable for engraving. Available for uniform wear is a gold-colored arrow suspended from a red ribbon.

Lodges may petition the national Order of the Arrow committee to present between two and four awards annually, depending on the number of members in the lodge. If the lodge presents more than one award, at least one must be awarded to a youth under the age of 21.

A list of Founder’s Award recipients may be found in Appendix F.

Distinguished Service Award

The Distinguished Service Award (DSA) was created in 1940 to honor those who rendered service to the Order beyond the lodge level. The award is presented to Arrowmen, youth and adult, who have rendered distinguished and outstanding service to the Order on a sectional, regional, or national basis. The award is presented at National Order of the Arrow Conferences. Since the time the first awards were presented, less than 1000 Distinguished Service Awards have been awarded.

The award is a sterling silver arrowhead bearing an arrow pointing up and to the wearer's right. The award is suspended from a white neck-ribbon on which red arrows are embroidered. A white square knot embroidered on red cloth is available for uniform wear and a silver arrowhead lapel pin is available for civilian wear.

A list of Distinguished Service Award recipients may be found in Appendix G.

Lifetime Achievement Award

The Legacy of Servant Leadership Lifetime Achievement Award was created by the National Order of the Arrow Committee in 2002 to recognize the Order's second and third generation "Founders" – Scouters who have built an enduring legacy to Scouting and the Order of the Arrow through a lifetime of cheerful service to others.

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The award is intended to recognize only those extraordinary Arrowmen who have deeply influenced and significantly contributed to the vision, direction, and growth of the Order of the Arrow, faithfully demonstrated a lifetime of servant leadership, and, through their daily example, illuminated and reinforced the significance of the values found in the Scout Oath and Scout Law.

The prestige of the award requires the criteria be general in nature to allow members of the National Committee to exercise wisdom, flexibility, and discretion in the evaluation and selection of a worthy recipient. Although any past or present member of the Order of the Arrow may be nominated, a nominee must meet the following criteria:

• Vigil Honor member • National Distinguished Service Award recipient • Continued to render outstanding and dedicated service to the Order of the Arrow on a sectional, regional, or national level, since receiving the DSA • Member of the Order of the Arrow for a minimum of 25 years

Nominations are made using the Lifetime Achievement Award Nomination Form, and must be received in the national office prior to October 31st of the year prior to a National Order of the Arrow Conference ("NOAC"). Nominations will be submitted to members of the Recognition & Awards Subcommittee for evaluation and recommendation to the National Committee. A Ed Pease was awarded the Lifetime nominee must be approved by 75% of the Achievement Award in 2012. members of National Committee to receive the award. The award will be presented only at NOAC.

Given the nature and prestige of the award, it is recommended that no more than one recipient be recognized at a NOAC. The award recipient will be notified prior to the award ceremony. The award may not be presented posthumously. In keeping with the nature of the award, the recognition is not to be a uniform piece, pin, ribbon, or other device, but will be a significant recognition suitable for display in the recipient's home or office.

OA Lifetime Achievement Award 2012 Edward A. Pease Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Terre Haute, IN

The list of Lifetime Achievement Award recipient(s) may also be found in Appendix H.

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Red Arrow Award

The Red Arrow award was created in 1967 to recognize individuals who are not members of the Order of the Arrow, for outstanding service to the Order. This attractive award, a red arrow and medallion superimposed on an engraved plaque, and a miniature charm for civilian wear, can only be awarded by action of the National Order of the Arrow Committee. Recommendations, by nomination form, should be sent to the national director.

The Red Arrow Award is presented by the National Order of the Arrow Committee at a National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC). The recipients are either non-Scouters or Scouters who are not members of the Order of the Arrow. This service may take many forms and should involve a significant period of time, as opposed to a single event. Only a limited number of awards will be presented, therefore, only those nominees whose accomplishments are of the highest order will be recognized. Nominations will not be accepted or considered for posthumous awards.

OA Red Arrow Award 1967 Harvey V. Gil Indianapolis, IN

The list of Red Arrow Award recipient(s) may also be found in Appendix I.

E. Urner Goodman Camping Award

The E. Urner Goodman Award was established in 1969 as a tribute and testimonial to the Order's founder, E. Urner Goodman. Its purpose is to encourage and challenge Order of the Arrow members and lodges to increase their effectiveness in promoting and increasing Scout camping in each council. Awards are presented to two outstanding lodges in each region annually. For a lodge to be eligible for consideration, the E. Urner Goodman Camping Award petition should be completed and forwarded with the lodge's charter renewal application.

E Urner Goodman Camping Award 2009 Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Central

The list of E. Urner Goodman Camping Awards may also be found in Appendix J.

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OA Service Grant

One of the four fold purposes of the Order of the Arrow is "to crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of leadership in cheerful service to others." It is with this spirit of cheerful service to others that the Order proudly offers the matching service grant program.

For several years, the National Order of the Arrow Committee has provided matching service award grants for a limited number of projects submitted by application to the national office. Respective council offices receive letter notification from the national office when they are awarded the grant.

Matching grant money is given to lodges for camp or service center projects in their local council. The Order will provide up to one-half of the money for a service project, with a $5,000 maximum amount granted for any lodge project.

All Service Grant Applications must be submitted to the national office by October 31st, for projects to be done the following year.

OA Service Grant 2001 Kickapoo Lodge #128 Terre Haute, IN

1997 Wulakamike Lodge #21 Indianapolis, IN

The list of OA Service Grant(s) may also be found in Appendix K.

OA Centurion Award

For nearly 100 years, the Order of the Arrow has purposefully recognized Scouts and Scouters who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives. Therefore, our organization’s centennial provides a unique opportunity to commemorate those among us who are exemplars of the “high ideals and purpose of the Order of the Arrow.” The Centurion Award aims to highlight “Hometown Heroes,” or Arrowmen who have meaningfully contributed to the forming, maturing and ongoing operational excellence of their local council’s lodge, and who, in doing so, inspired others to follow in their footsteps.

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This award is a one-time recognition associated with the centennial anniversary of the OA that is bestowed by the national Order of the Arrow committee. It is modeled after a similar program in the BSA’s 100th anniversary celebration, the 2010 National Hall of Leadership. Accordingly, this recognition is an opportunity to highlight lodge development over the last century and the many individuals, both youth and adult, who were instrumental to this success. These honorees will serve as exemplars of leadership, modeling to others a commitment to cheerful service as the Order of the Arrow enters its second century.

Criteria for Nomination

Centurion Nominees must have been registered in the BSA, the local council and the Order of the Arrow lodge during their recognized “service period.” A nominee need not have remained registered in the BSA, local council or Order of the Arrow lodge past the service period, nor at the time of nomination. Therefore, nominees may be living or deceased and should have provided significant contribution(s) to the lodge’s legacy. Evidence of a historical member of the lodge may, but need not be, sourced from information within the lodge’s centennial history book.

Each nominee must be designated as either a youth or adult contributor. A youth contributor denotes that the nominee’s service period occurred while he was under 21 years of age. An adult contributor denotes that the nominee’s service period occurred while he or she was over 21 years of age. An adult contributor can be recognized for his or her service as a professional or volunteer. The minimum service period is 3 years for a youth contributor and 6 years for an adult contributor. Time as a youth contributor may not be applied to the minimum time for an adult contributor (i.e., there can be no adult contributors under 27 years of age).

Recognition of Centurions

Nominees selected by the national Order of the Arrow committee will be provided with a certificate and recognition ribbon consisting of a red and white ribbon and a metallic totem symbolizing the centennial anniversary of the Order of the Arrow.

There are a variety of opportunities for Centurions to be recognized, at the local, regional and national levels.

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First, several opportunities will occur during the 2015 National Order of the Arrow Conference in August. All attending Centurions will be encouraged to wear their commemorative medallion when in Class A uniform. Additionally, the NOAC Centennial Celebrations Committee plans to honor the deeds of Centurions at key conference events. For example, Centurions will be highlighted during the Centennial Show and invited to a special reception at the Centennial Festival. The Centennial Gala will also acknowledge the contributions of Centurions over the course of the banquet program.

Second, a digital publication on the national OA website chronicling the stories of each of these Arrowmen will be published. Each entry will include a photo of the Centurion in service, a listing of the lodge, council and hometown, as well as an anecdote provided from the nomination on this Centurion’s unique exemplary service to the lodge. This publication will be made available after all nominations have been submitted, but before the 2015 National Order of the Arrow Conference.

Third, during ArrowTour, part of each region’s static display will be reserved in order to recognize local Centurions from that particular geographic area. Finally, lodges are encouraged to recognize their Centurions at appropriate lodge or council functions. Such examples include the lodge’s annual holiday banquet.

To successfully support our local council’s lodge in recognizing its “Hometown Heroes,” lodge’s carefully considered nominating Arrowmen who had selflessly exemplified the ideals of brotherhood, cheerfulness and service and passionately devoted themselves “to help other people at all times” and meet the needs of others. Upon entry into the OA’s next century of service, these Centurions will serve as a hallmark and ardent reminder of our Order’s commitment to cheerful service.

2015 OA Centurions are:

First Name Last Name Youth/Adult Lodge of Service Current Jaccos Towne Chapter Andrew Bowman Youth Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Kickapoo – KPO Joey Dierdorf Youth Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Kickapoo – KPO Richard “Bear” Eberly Adult Kickapoo Lodge #128 Deceased Gay Hanson Adult Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Wapsuchuppecatt – WAP Terry Hasty Adult Kikthawenund Lodge #222 Kikthawenund – KIK Stephen James Adult Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Lowaneu Allanque – LOA Tom James Youth Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Lowaneu Allanque – LOA George Morrell Youth Wahpinachi Lodge #308 Wapsuchuppecatt – WAP Edward Pease Adult Kickapoo Lodge #128 Kickapoo – KPO Miriam “Mim” Ringel Adult Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Deceased Justin “Sox” Scott Youth Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Wapsuchuppecatt – WAP James Stolt Adult Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Kickapoo – KPO Chris Taylor Youth Kikthawenund Lodge #222 Kikthawenund – KIK Steve Tucker Adult Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Kickapoo – KPO

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Excellence and Quality Lodge Recognitions

In 1957 the lodge re-charter process and forms were changed from an information device to a “policy compliance” agreement.

Questions regarding ceremonies, membership, administration, rules, adults, and funds were incorporated, requiring a “yes” or “no” answer, thus establishing the first “standards” for lodges. In 1960, a total of 16 questions were developed as part of a lodge training effort. These questions were listed for “appraising the operation of an Order of the Arrow lodge” and became the first formal set of standards provided to lodges.

In 1968, based mostly on the 16 questions, a formal National Standard Lodge (NSL) program was established. In the initial rollout, only three lodges earned NSL status, largely due to the 50% Brotherhood requirement, which only eight lodges achieved. By 1970, 71 lodges (out of a total of 488) were National Standard Lodges. In 1978, the program was replaced with the “Lodge Achievement Program” and then later the National Quality Lodge Program.

In 2006, a Quality Lodge pin to recognize the efforts of Arrowmen was introduced with proceeds from the Quality Lodge pin sales going to the Order’s Endowment fund.

The Order of the Arrow began the implementation of Journey to Excellence in 2012. Due to its incorporation into the lodge re-charter process, every lodge in the Order participated in the past year's JTE program. To simplify re-chartering and JTE recordkeeping, information can now be submitted through OA LodgeMaster and each council will receive a direct charge to cover national membership expenses.

The data collected during the first two years of JTE has been incredibly valuable. To continue helping lodges improve, there will be incremental changes to the program in coming years. All changes will be announced 18 months in advance, so that lodges can plan accordingly.

The first set of changes will occur for 2014 JTE. The 2014 requirements were released in May of last year. While the requirements are unchanged from 2012 and 2013, the standards required to achieve each level of recognition have been adjusted based on previous data. These new benchmarks (and all future ones) are based on

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the top 10% of lodges earning gold, the middle 50% earning silver, and the top 80% earning bronze on a given requirement.

2015 will be the first year the requirements undergo changes. The most significant change is the elimination of required items. Such a move allows lodges that were unable to meet the two previously required standards to remain focused on the areas in which they excel, and still achieve recognition. Similarly, the numbers of points per item have been adjusted, to place a higher emphasis on particular requirements. Standards such as membership growth and event attendance are weighted significantly higher than other objectives.

Some requirements have also been removed or combined, and a few new requirements have also been added. The 2015 Performance Points are now available for review.

Lodges must now complete elections in a percentage of units throughout the entire council, rather than only for units requesting an election. Points can be awarded for helping units to earn the OA Unit of Excellence Award, and points will be available for lodges making in- person visitations to units for other purposes, such as camping promotions. These new requirements push lodges to reach out and enhance the Order's visibility in all Boy Scout units.

A final programmatic change for 2015: JTE and charter petitions will be exclusively accepted through OA LodgeMaster. The JTE and OA LodgeMaster teams are working to create an implementation plan, which will be released this autumn.

Journey to Excellence is an incredible resource that allows the Order to collect and understand data in a way that has never before been possible. It shows how the Order is growing, supporting local councils, and reaching out to individual units. Subsequently, it will be providing insight that has the ability to shape our entire organization. Lodges should work to embrace the JTE data that is available, letting it guide them in their efforts to grow and improve each year.

The list of Lodge Awards for quality programs may be found in Appendix L.

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Appendices

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Appendix A – National, Regional, and Section (Area) Officers and Advisers & Section Award of Merit Recipients

Level of Service: National Order of the Arrow

Year(s) Name Lodge Position 1984 present Edward Pease Kickapoo #128 /Jaccos Towne #21 Committee 1993 2000 Edward Pease Kickapoo #128 National Chairman 2003 present Tony Steinhardt III Jaccos Towne #21 Committee 1988 2004 Ken Grimes Wulakamike #21 Committee

Level of Service: Regional and Conference Youth Leadership

Year Name Lodge Position 2015 Joey Dierdorf Jaccos Towne #21 Central Region Chief 1979 Mark Rutherford Wulakamike #21 Conference Vice-Chief, Indian Events 1977 Robert Pease Kickapoo #128 Conference Vice-Chief, Public Relations 1969 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Deputy National Conference Chief, Administration

Level of Service: Section

Year Name Lodge Position Section 2016 Robert “Robby” Kile Jaccos Towne #21 Secretary Section C6A 2016 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C6A 2016 Steve James Jaccos Towne #21 Associate Section C6A 2016 Andrew Bowman Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C6A 2015 Joey Dierdorf Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C6A 2015 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C6A 2015 Steve James Jaccos Towne #21 Associate Adviser Section C6A 2015 Andrew Bowman Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C6A 2014 Joey Dierdorf Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C6A 2014 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C6A 2014 Steve James Jaccos Towne #21 Associate Adviser Section C6A 2013 Daniel Goldberg Jaccos Towne #21 Chief Section C6A 2013 Joey Dierdorf Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C6A 2013 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C6A 2013 Tim Bouchard Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C6A 2012 Daniel Goldberg Jaccos Towne #21 Secretary Section C6A 2012 Daniel Goldberg Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C6A 2012 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C6A 2012 Tim Bouchard Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C6A 2011 Andrew Bowman Jaccos Towne #21 Chief Section C6A 2011 Daniel Goldberg Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C6A

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2011 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C6A 2011 Tim Bouchard Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C6A 2010 Andrew Bowman Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C6A 2010 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C6A 2010 Tim Bouchard Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C6A 2009 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C2C 2008 Tommy Gregory Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C2C 2008 Karla Powell Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C2C 2008 Jeff Hotchkiss Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C2C 2007 Ryan Eiteljorge Jaccos Towne #21 Chief Section C2C 2007 Tom James Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C2C 2007 Karla Powell Jaccos Towne #21 Associate Adviser Section C2C 2007 Jeff Hotchkiss Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C2C 2006 Ryan Eiteljorge Jaccos Towne #21 Chief Section C2C 2006 Dave Yoder Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C2C 2006 Karla Powell Jaccos Towne #21 Associate Adviser Section C2C 2006 Jeff Hotchkiss Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C2C 2005 Tom Dickson Jaccos Towne #21 Chief Section C2C 2005 Dave Yoder Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C2C 2005 Jeff Hotchkiss Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C2C 2004 Andy McKillip Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C-4A 2004 J.T. Monds Jaccos Towne #21 Secretary Section C-4A 2004 Tony Steinhardt III Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C-4A 2004 Kevin Hobbs Jaccos Towne #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 2004 Jeff Hotchkiss Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C-4A 2003 Troy Oliverira Jaccos Towne #21 Chief Section C-4A 2003 Tom Dickson Jaccos Towne #21 Vice Chief Section C-4A 2003 Tony Steinhardt III Jaccos Towne #21 Adviser Section C-4A 2003 Kevin Hobbs Jaccos Towne #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 2002 Tom Dickson Wulakamike #21 Vice Chief Section C-4A 2002 Tony Steinhardt III Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 2002 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 2001 Drew Updike Wulakamike #21 Vice Chief Section C-4A 2001 Seth Powell Wulakamike #21 Secretary Section C-4A 2001 Tony Steinhardt III Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 2001 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 2000 Tony Steinhardt III Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 2000 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 2000 Brett Higgins Kickapoo #128 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 2000 Dave Dominick Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C-4A 1999 Tony Steinhardt III Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 1999 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1999 Brett Higgins Kickapoo #128 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1999 Dave Dominick Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C-4A 1998 Chris Taylor Wulakamike #21 Vice Chief Section C-4A 1998 Chris Taylor Wulakamike #21 Chief Section C-4A 1998 Tony Steinhardt III Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 1998 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1998 Dave Dominick Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C-4A 1997 Tony Steinhardt III Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A

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1997 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1997 Dave Dominick Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C-4A 1996 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 1996 Ethan Draddy Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C-4A 1995 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 1995 Brett Higgins Kickapoo #128 Chief Section C-4B 1995 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1995 Ethan Draddy Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section C-4A 1994 Brett Higgins Kickapoo #128 Vice Chief Section C-4A 1994 Steve Creason Wulakamike #21 Secretary Section C-4A 1994 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 1994 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1993 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Adviser Section C-4A 1993 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1993 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section C-4A 1992 Chris Williams Kickapoo #128 Secretary Section EC-4A 1992 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1992 John Davis Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1992 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1992 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1991 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1991 John Davis Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1991 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1991 Kevin Hobbs Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1990 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1990 John Davis Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1990 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1990 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1989 Bill Newgent Kickapoo #128 Vice Chief Section EC-4A 1989 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1989 John Davis Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1989 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1989 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1988 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1988 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1988 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1987 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1987 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1987 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1986 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1986 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1986 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1985 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1985 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1985 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1984 Jim Sweet Kickapoo #128 Chief Section EC-4A 1984 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1984 Terry Hasty Wulakamike #21 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1984 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1983 John Perry Wulakamike #21 Chief Section EC-4A

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1983 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1983 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1983 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1982 John Perry Wulakamike #21 Chief Section EC-4A 1982 Dave Geekie Kickapoo #128 Vice Chief Section EC-4A 1982 Lance Forbes Kickapoo #128 Secretary Section EC-4A 1982 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1982 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1982 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1981 John Perry Wulakamike #21 Secretary Section EC-4A 1981 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1981 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1981 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A 1980 Matt Braught Kickapoo #128 Secretary Section EC-4A 1980 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Adviser Section EC-4A 1980 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Associate Adviser Section EC-4A 1980 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Section EC-4A

Level of Service: Area

Year Name Lodge Position Area 1979 Mark Rutherford Wulakamike #21 Chief Area EC-4A 1979 Matt Braught Kickapoo #128 Secretary Area EC-4A 1979 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Adviser Area EC-4A 1979 Jack Zirkle Crossroads of America Council Staff Adviser Area EC-4A 1978 Mark Rutherford Wulakamike #21 Chief Area EC-4A 1978 W Shirell Fox Wulakamike #21 Adviser Area EC-4A 1977 Bob Pease Kickapoo #128 Chief Area EC-4A 1977 Phil Purcell Kickapoo #128 Secretary Area EC-4A 1977 W Shirell Fox Wulakamike #21 Adviser Area EC-4A 1976 Hal McGee Wulakamike #21 Vice Chief Area EC-4A 1976 W Shirell Fox Wulakamike #21 Adviser Area EC-4A 1975 Todd Rochstroh Kickapoo #128 Vice Chief Area EC-4A 1975 Mark Guthrie Kickapoo #128 Secretary Area EC-4A 1975 W Shirell Fox Wulakamike #21 Adviser Area EC-4A 1974 John Trammel Wulakamike #21 Chief Area EC-4A 1974 Gene Moon Wulakamike #21 Adviser Area EC-4A 1973 John Trammel Wulakamike #21 Chief Area 7-4 1973 Gene Moon Wulakamike #21 Adviser Area 7-4 1972 Ric Olsen Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 Vice Chief Area 7-4 1972 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7-4 1971 Mike Scott Kickapoo #128 Chief Area 7-4 1971 Robin Rogers Wahpinachi #308 Secretary Area 7-4 1971 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7-4 1970 Ralph Hall Wapinachi #308 Chief Area 7G 1970 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1969 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Chief Area 7G 1969 Ralph Hall Wapinachi #308 Vice Chief Area 7G 1969 Steve Chambers Wapinachi #308 Secretary Area 7G 1969 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G

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1968 Dave Raper Wapinachi #308 Vice Chief Area 7G 1968 Ed Pease Kickapoo #128 Secretary Area 7G 1968 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1967 Edward Cordell Wapinachi #308 Vice Chief Area 7G 1967 Jerry McColloum Kikthawenund #222 Secretary Area 7G 1967 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1966 Robert Furge Kikthawenund #222 Secretary Area 7G 1966 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1965 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1965 A Daniel Couch Kikthawenund Area Council Staff Adviser Area 7G 1964 Larry Thompson Kickapoo #128 Chief Area 7G 1964 Sid Downey Kikthawenund #222 Secretary Area 7G 1964 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1964 A Daniel Couch Kikthawenund Area Council Staff Adviser Area 7G 1963 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1963 A Daniel Couch Kikthawenund Area Council Staff Adviser Area 7G 1962 Jim Morris Kickapoo #128 Secretary Area 7G 1961 Mark Benner Kickapoo #128 Vice Chief Area 7G 1960 Jim Cook Kickapoo #128 Vice Chief Area 7G 1960 Art Nevins Kickapoo #128 Secretary Area 7G 1960 W Shirell Fox Kikthawenund #222 Adviser Area 7G 1959 Art Nevins Kickapoo #128 Secretary Area 7G 1959 Paul Baker Kickapoo #128 Co-Adviser Area 7G 1959 Art Freudenberg Wabash Valley Council Staff Adviser Area 7G

Section Award of Merit

Year Name Lodge Youth/Adult Award Section 2014 Joey Dierdorf Jaccos Towne #21 Youth Award C6A 2014 Steve James Jaccos Towne #21 Adult Award C6A 2011 Andrew Bowman Jaccos Towne #21 Adult Award C6A 2010 Chris Taylor Jaccos Towne #21 Adult Award C6A 2009 Ken Brooks Jaccos Towne #21 Youth Award C2C 2006 Ryan Eiteljorge Jaccos Towne #21 Youth Award C2C 2006 Jeff Hotchkiss Jaccos Towne #21 Adult Award C2C 2005 Tim Goth Jaccos Towne #21 Youth Award C2C 2005 Jim Stolt Jaccos Towne #21 Adult Award C2C 2003 Troy Oliveria Jaccos Towne #21 Youth Award C4A 2001 Jason Floyd Kickapoo #128 Youth Award C4A 1998 David Yoder Wulakamike #21 Youth Award C4A 1994 Brett Higgins Kickapoo #128 Youth Award C4A 1993 Jay Copra Kickapoo #128 Adult Award EC 4A 1991 Charles Bryant Wulakamike #21 Adult Award EC 4A 1990 Kevin Hobbs #21/ #212 Adult Award EC 4A 1988 John Davis Wulakamike #21 Adult Award EC 4A 1987 George Nelson Wulakamike #21 Adult Award EC 4A 1983 Jack Zirkle Wulakamike #21 Adult Award EC 4A 1982 John Perry Wulakamike #21 Youth Award EC 4A 1980 Terry Hasty Kikthawenund #222 Adult Award EC 4A 1979 Jeff Osterman Wulakamike #21 Youth Award EC 4A

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1979 Richard "Bear" Eberly Kickapoo #128 Adult Award EC 4A 1979 Art Roth Wulakamike #21 Adult Award EC 4A 1978 Mark Rutherford Wulakamike #21 Youth Award EC 4A

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Appendix B – Lodge Chiefs, Lodge Advisers, and Lodge Staff Advisers

Arranged by Lodge numerically and dates starting with most recent.

Year Lodge Name Lodge Chief Lodge Adviser Staff Adviser 2015 Jaccos Towne #21 Robby Kile Anne Phillips Carolyn Small 2014 Jaccos Towne #21 Robby Kile Rusty Helms Carolyn Small 2013 Jaccos Towne #21 Nick Livengood Rusty Helms Tom James 2012 Jaccos Towne #21 Dan Spall Steve James Tim Bouchard/Tom James 2011 Jaccos Towne #21 Adam Aldrich Steve James Tim Bouchard 2010 Jaccos Towne #21 Andrew Bowman/Jordan Sandoe Steve James Tim Bouchard 2009 Jaccos Towne #21 Andrew Bowman Ed Finley Tim Bouchard 2008 Jaccos Towne #21 Tommy Gregory Jim Stolt Jean Manka/Jan Garber 2007 Jaccos Towne #21 Tommy Gregory Jim Stolt Jean Manka 2006 Jaccos Towne #21 Tom James Kim Wickizer Doug Brown 2005 Jaccos Towne #21 Ryan Eiteljorge Kim Wickizer Doug Brown 2004 Jaccos Towne #21 Tim Goth Karla Powell Jeff Hotchkiss 2003 Jaccos Towne #21 Tom Dickson Karla Powell Jeff Hotchkiss

2002 Wulakamike #21 Tom Dickson Mike Claytor Jeff Hotchkiss 2001 Wulakamike #21 John Powell Mike Claytor Jeff Hotchkiss 2000 Wulakamike #21 Drew Updike Terry Troxel Bob Hanson 1999 Wulakamike #21 Bob Valentini Terry Troxel Glen Steenberger 1998 Wulakamike #21 Bob Valentini Terry Troxel J.R. Hogan 1997 Wulakamike #21 Chris Taylor Terry Troxel J.R. Hogan 1996 Wulakamike #21 Tony Troxel Rick Murray J.R. Hogan 1995 Wulakamike #21 Scott Oburn David Suzuki Brian Lane 1994 Wulakamike #21 Scott Beard David Suzuki Brian Lane 1993 Wulakamike #21 Steve Creason David Suzuki John Fenoglio 1992 Wulakamike #21 John Powell Steve Pockrass Ethan Draddy/John Fenoglio 1991 Wulakamike #21 Chris Wellman Jay Eman Ethan Draddy 1990 Wulakamike #21 Andrew Selbee Dave Dominick Fred Freeman 1989 Wulakamike #21 Andrew Selbee Dave Dominick Fred Freeman 1988 Wulakamike #21 Loren Dennis John Davis John Fenoglio 1987 Wulakamike #21 Pat Fippen John Davis Marc McFall 1986 Wulakamike #21 Bob Pockrass John Davis Dave Dominick 1985 Wulakamike #21 Bob Pockrass Bill Montgomery Dale Griffen/Jack Zirkle 1984 Wulakamike #21 Tom Steele Tom Grenrich Jack Zirkle 1983 Wulakamike #21 Gregg Davis Tom Grenrich Jack Zirkle 1982 Wulakamike #21 John Perry Terry L. Hasty Jack Zirkle 1981 Wulakamike #21 Tom Owens Terry L. Hasty Jack Zirkle 1980 Wulakamike #21 Dave Dominick Terry L. Hasty Jack Zirkle 1979 Wulakamike #21 Jeff Osterman Terry L. Hasty Jack Zirkle 1978 Wulakamike #21 Jeff Osterman Terry L. Hasty Jack Zirkle 1977 Wulakamike #21 Paul Hamilton Terry L. Hasty Jim Bishop 1976 Wulakamike #21 Hal McGee Terry L. Hasty Jim Bishop 1975 Wulakamike #21 Steve Brundage Terry L. Hasty Jim Bishop 1974 Wulakamike #21 Rodney Mann Bill Floodman Jim Bishop 1973 Wulakamike #21 Jim Bueoy Gene Moon Jim Bishop

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2002 Kickapoo #128 Brian Spicklemire Fred Apple

2000 Kickapoo #128 Jeffrey A. Price/ Troy Oliveira James Stolt

1999 Kickapoo #128 Jason R. Floyd James Stolt

1998 Kickapoo #128 Jason R. Floyd James Stolt

1997 Kickapoo #128 Brian Stolt Russell Floyd

1996 Kickapoo #128 Ryan Akers Jay Copra

1995 Kickapoo #128 Timothy James McKinney Jay Copra

1994 Kickapoo #128 Brett M. Higgins Jay Copra

1993 Kickapoo #128 Brett M. Higgins Jay Copra

1992 Kickapoo #128 Jason Gibbons Jay Copra

1991 Kickapoo #128 Jason Davis Jay Copra

1990 Kickapoo #128 Chris Williams Jay Copra

1989 Kickapoo #128 Chris Williams Richard Eberly

1988 Kickapoo #128 William Newgent Richard Eberly

1987 Kickapoo #128 William Newgent Richard Eberly

1986 Kickapoo #128 Dan Clayton/Chuck Prmsby Richard Eberly

1985 Kickapoo #128 Dan Clayton Richard Eberly

1984 Kickapoo #128 Jim Sweet/ Tony Colon Richard Eberly

1983 Kickapoo #128 Jim Sweet Richard Eberly

1982 Kickapoo #128 David Geekie Richard Eberly

1981 Kickapoo #128 Lance Fordbes/ Robert Senseman Richard Eberly

1980 Kickapoo #128 Harold Garard Richard Eberly

1979 Kickapoo #128 Harold Garard Richard Eberly

1978 Kickapoo #128 Phillip Purcell Richard Eberly

1977 Kickapoo #128 Phillip Purcell Richard Eberly

1976 Kickapoo #128 Robert Pease Richard Eberly

1975 Kickapoo #128 Robert Pease Richard Eberly

1974 Kickapoo #128 Mark Gutherie Richard Eberly

1973 Kickapoo #128 Mark Gutherie Richard Eberly

1972 Kickapoo #128 William Cook Richard Eberly

1971 Kickapoo #128 Paul Lambert Richard Eberly

1970 Kickapoo #128 Robert Jerry III Keith Thomas

1969 Kickapoo #128 Ed Pease Trueman Utterback

1968 Kickapoo #128 Ed Pease Trueman Utterback

1967 Kickapoo #128 Larry Meddles Trueman Utterback

1966 Kickapoo #128 Ed Utterback Trueman Utterback

1965 Kickapoo #128 Ed Utterback Albert Siebenmorgan

1964 Kickapoo #128 Terry Shoemaker Albert Siebenmorgan

1963 Kickapoo #128 Paul Mickey Albert Siebenmorgan

1962 Kickapoo #128 Donald G. York Albert Siebenmorgan

1961 Kickapoo #128 Ed Shea Albert Siebenmorgan

1960 Kickapoo #128 Reed Williams Albert Siebenmorgan

1959 Kickapoo #128 Jim Cook Albert Siebenmorgan

1958 Kickapoo #128 Stephen Weger Albert Siebenmorgan

1957 Kickapoo #128 Russell “Rusty” Archer Albert Siebenmorgan

1956 Kickapoo #128 Ray Haug Albert Siebenmorgan

1955 Kickapoo #128 James Kieweg Albert Siebenmorgan

1954 Kickapoo #128 Dan Henry

1953 Kickapoo #128 James Griffith

1952 Kickapoo #128 James Griffith

1951 Kickapoo #128 Robert Erwin

1972 Kikthawenund #222 Jeff Cochran Terry L. Hasty Jack Zirkle 1971 Kikthawenund #222 Ken Amos W. Shirell Fox Jack Zirkle 1970 Kikthawenund #222 Keith Wimmer W. Shirell Fox Jack Zirkle

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1969 Kikthawenund #222 Keith Wimmer W. Shirell Fox Howard Wile 1968 Kikthawenund #222 John Crisler W. Shirell Fox Mervin Moss 1967 Kikthawenund #222 Philip Updike W. Shirell Fox Richard Miller 1966 Kikthawenund #222 Mike Cline W. Shirell Fox Alvin Smith 1965 Kikthawenund #222 Mike Cline W. Shirell Fox Robert DeNoon 1964 Kikthawenund #222 Barry Humble W. Shirell Fox A. Daniel Couch 1963 Kikthawenund #222 Barry Humble W. Shirell Fox Wayne Randolph 1962 Kikthawenund #222 Gene Finley W. Shirell Fox Wayne Randolph 1961 Kikthawenund #222 Gene Finley W. Shirell Fox A. Daniel Couch 1960 Kikthawenund #222 William Campbell W. Shirell Fox John Boyer 1959 Kikthawenund #222 William Campbell W. Shirell Fox John Boyer 1958 Kikthawenund #222 William Campbell W. Shirell Fox John Boyer 1957 Kikthawenund #222 David Telfer W. Shirell Fox Cedric Dunkerly 1956 Kikthawenund #222 David Telfer W. Shirell Fox Cedric Dunkerly 1955 Kikthawenund #222 Norman Shultz W. Shirell Fox Cedric Dunkerly 1954 Kikthawenund #222 Tom Alley W. Shirell Fox Cedric Dunkerly 1953 Kikthawenund #222 Norman Featherstone W. Shirell Fox Cedric Dunkerly 1952 Kikthawenund #222 Robert Hinshaw W. Shirell Fox Cedric Dunkerly 1951 Kikthawenund #222 Charles H. Saunders W. Shirell Fox Cedric Dunkerly 1950 Kikthawenund #222 Ray Southern Edwin McGraw 1949 Kikthawenund #222 Bill Martin C.O. Nimtz 1948 Kikthawenund #222 Jim Flage C.O. Nimtz 1947 Kikthawenund #222 Eugene Reynolds C.O. Nimtz 1946 Kikthawenund #222 Durward L. Sluder E.L. Ellis 1945 Kikthawenund #222 Durward L. Sluder E.L. Ellis 1944 Kikthawenund #222 Russell Morehouse Rev. Paul Smith E.L. Ellis 1943 Kikthawenund #222 Rev. Paul Smith Rev. Paul Smith E.L. Ellis 1942 Kikthawenund #222 Rev. Paul Smith Rev. Paul Smith E.L. Ellis

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Appendix C – Lodge Newsletters

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year-Issue Volume/Issue/Month(s) Name of Publication Lodge 2015-1 February Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2014-3 Volume XI Issue 3 October Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2014-2 Volume XI Issue 2 June Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2014-1 Volume XI Issue 1 February Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2013-4 Volume X Issue 4 November Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2013-3 Volume X Issue 3 September Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2013-2 Volume X Issue 2 June Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2013-1 Volume X Issue 1 February Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2012-3 Volume IX Issue 3 December Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2012-2 Volume IX Issue 2 August Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2012-1 Volume IX Issue 1 February Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2011-4 Volume VIII Issue 4 November Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2011-3 Volume VIII Issue 3 September Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2011-2 Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2011-1 Volume VIII Issue 1 June Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2010-4 Volume VII Issue 4 December Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2010-3 Volume VII Issue 3 August Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2010-2 Volume VII Issue 2 April Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2010-1 Volume VII Issue 1 February Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2009-4 Volume VI Issue 4 November Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2009-3 Volume VI Issue 3 August Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2009-2 Volume VI Issue 2 May Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2009-1 Volume VI Issue 1 February Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2008-4 Kinohsamia 12/ 2008-2/2009 National Bulletin Order of the Arrow 2008-4 Volume V Issue 4 November Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2008-3 Volume V Issue 3 August Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2008-2 Volume V Issue 2 May Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2008-1 Volume V Issue January Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2007-4 Volume IV Issue 4 November Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2007-3 Volume IV Issue 3 September Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2007-2 Volume IV Issue 2 April Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2007-1 Volume IV Issue 1 January Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2006-3 Volume III Issue 3 November Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2006-2 Volume III Issue 2 June Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2005-3 Volume II Issue 3 October Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2005-1 Volume II Issue 1 Feb/March Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2004-4 Volume I Issue 4 Winter Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2004-3 Volume I Issue 3 Fall Ordeal Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2004-2 Volume I Issue 2 Fall Fellowship Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2004-1 Volume I Issue 1 Summer Kinohsamia Jaccos Towne Lodge 2003-2 Volume I Issue 2 Summer JTL Newsletter Jaccos Towne Lodge 2003-1 Volume I Issue 1 May JTL Newsletter Jaccos Towne Lodge

2002-3 August/Sept Fall Fellowship The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 2002-2 March/Apr Section Conclave The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21

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2002-1 January The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 2000-3 September The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 2000-2 March The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1999-3 October The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1999-2 June The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1999-1 Volume 27 Issue 1 March/April The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1998-5 Volume 26 Issue 5 Fall/Winter The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1998-3 Volume 26 Issue 3 May/June The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1998-1 Volume 26 Issue 1 January The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1997-5 Volume 25 Issue 5 Sept/Oct The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1993-4 December The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1992-08 Fall Issue The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1992-07 Summer Issue The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1992-06 Summer Camp Issue The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21 1992-05 May Issue The Goodlander Wulakamike Lodge #21

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Appendix D – NOAC Participation and Awards

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year Group or Name(s) Ceremony/Event Recognition 2009 Ceremony – Jon Sowers-QUN & Todd Wildey-WAP as Meteu Vigil Honor Ceremony Team – Stephen Bernard-QUN, Jon Sowers-QUN, Will 2009 Brotherhood Participation Atkins-WAP, Todd Wildey-WAP Ceremony Team – Will Atkins-WAP, Silas Coghill-WAP, Zac Coghill- 2009 Pre-Ordeal Honor WAP, Matt Woodard-WAP Ceremony Team – Tom James-LOA, Frank Ventura-LOA, and two 2006 Pre-Ordeal others Ceremony Team – Tom James-LOA, Matt Riley-WAP, Alex Phillips- 2004 Pre-Ordeal WAP, Logan Wood-WAP Ceremony Team – Tim Goth, Jon Largent, Ian McIver, Ben Thomas – 2004 Brotherhood Honor all WPK

Ceremony Team – Seth Powell, John Powell, Kevin Tucker, Drew 2000 Pre-Ordeal Merit Updike 1996 Ceremony Teams - 3 teams Ceremonies

1981 Ceremony Team-LOA Ceremonies Honor 1979 Indian Singing Team Singing 1979 Five Indian dancers Dancing 1979 Ceremony Team Ceremonies

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Appendix E – Vigil Honor Members

The names of Vigil Honor Members are arranged alphabetically by last name. This is a list of Vigils that have been members of the lodges in the area that is now Crossroads of America Council. As best as can be determined, the lodge name refers to the lodge in which the Arrowman became a Vigil. The “*” indicates that the lodge was not part of a merger in the CAC area. Please report corrections to [email protected]. The list of Vigil Indian names and English translations will be posted to the Lodge History page at www.jaccostownelodge.org.

Vigil Date Last First Middle Lodge Name 5/31/1965 Adolphi Ronald L

10/19/1996 Akers Matthew Kickapoo #128

9/30/1995 Akers Paul Kickapoo #128

9/30/1995 Akers Ryan Kickapoo #128

7/12/2010 Aldrich Adam M. Jaccos Towne #21 7/12/2010 Aldrich Kevin D. Jaccos Towne #21 6/25/2013 Aldrich Sandy Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Allen Mark Jaccos Towne #21

9/30/1992 Allen Matthew Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Allen Mike Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/1969 Allen William Kickapoo #128

Amann Nicholas * Napa-Tsi #216 Tschitanitehen

6/21/1971 Amos Ken Kikthawenund #222

Amundson J Troy Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Anderson Anne M. Jaccos Towne #21 6/7/2011 Anderson Brian K. Jaccos Towne #21 6/19/2012 Anderson J Brian Jaccos Towne #21 9/16/2006 Anderson James T Jaccos Towne #21 8/24/2000 Anderson James Thomas Wulakamike #21 9/3/2004 Anderson Kevin M. Jaccos Towne #21 8/13/2003 Anderson Ryan Jaccos Towne #21

4/1/1970 Anderson Virgil Kikthawenund #222

4/1/1973 Anderson Wilber Wulakamike #21

8/21/2002 Andrews Davie Lee Wulakamike #21 7/12/2010 Andrews Denise Purdie Jaccos Towne #21 8/13/2003 Andrews F. David Jaccos Towne #21 7/12/2010 Andrews Tyler Jaccos Towne #21

8/18/1997 Apple Carl Fred Kickapoo #128

7/28/2005 Armstrong Eric Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Armstrong Robert J. Jaccos Towne #21 8/10/1963 Arthur Michel Wahpinachi #308

9/24/2007 Artigue Michael Jaccos Towne #21

8/13/1967 Ashley Leroy Wahpinachi #308

Ashley II Ernest L Wulakamike #21

6/1/1967 Ashley Sr Ernest L Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 9/22/1985 Ashley III Ernest L Wulakamike #21 6/12/1998 Atchison Austin Brock Wulakamike #21

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6/7/2011 Atkins William W. Jaccos Towne #21 11/30/1959 Ayers James E

8/7/1970 Bailey Kenyon Wahpinachi #308

8/13/2003 Baird Dewayne Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Baker Jacob Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Baker Nathaniel S. Jaccos Towne #21 5/21/2009 Baldauf Andrew Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/1983 Baldauf Brad Wulakamike #21

6/21/1971 Baldwin James Kikthawenund #222

9/27/1975 Ball Art Wulakamike #21

4/24/2001 Ballard Pamela Wulakamike #21

4/1/1973 Ballew Pete Kikthawenund #222

12/12/1965 Banta William E Wahpinachi #308 10/19/1962 Barber Raymond Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

1/1/1971 Barber Jr. William

8/21/2002 Bardon David Wulakamike #21

6/19/2012 Barnes Randall J. Jaccos Towne #21 9/23/1989 Barnes Thomas F. Wulakamike #21 9/20/1986 Barnhart George Wulakamike #21

9/25/1976 Barthlemay Robert Wulakamike #21

6/19/2012 Baskerville Dee Ann Jaccos Towne #21 6/25/2013 Baskerville Jr. Randall Wayne Jaccos Towne #21 7/12/2010 Baskerville, Sr. Randall W. Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1979 Bates Donald E Wulakamike #21 6/19/2012 Bates Joseph Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1979 Bates Lyle Wulakamike #21

10/16/1999 Baty Daniel Kickapoo #128

10/16/1999 Baty Paul Kickapoo #128

9/17/1988 Baukert Frank P Wulakamike #21 9/17/1988 Baukert Frank P Wulakamike #21 9/27/1987 Baukert Mike Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Beard Scott Wulakamike #21

9/22/1990 Beck Ron Wulakamike #21

9/27/1987 Becker James Wulakamike #21

9/27/1987 Becker Jay Wulakamike #21

9/27/1987 Becker Jim R Wulakamike #21

9/20/1986 Beckner Jeff Wulakamike #21

7/28/2005 Beckner William Jaccos Towne #21

9/17/2005 Beckner William Jaccos Towne #21

8/1/1985 Bedford David Kickapoo #128

9/24/1977 Beeks Virgil Wulakamike #21

8/10/1963 Beeson Robert F Wahpinachi #308 Behrens Alfred Wulakamike #21

6/15/1966 Behrens Fritz Kikthawenund #222

9/21/1985 Bennett Pat Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Bernard Stephan Jaccos Towne #21

8/17/1969 Beu Artie Wahpinachi #308

5/7/2014 Biddinger Robb Paul Jaccos Towne #21 8/7/1983 Bierbaum Harold Kickapoo #128

5/31/1958 Bishop James E *Kepayshowink #89 9/22/1990 Bishop Robert Wulakamike #21

9/1/1994 Bishop Robert Wulakamike #21

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9/18/1994 Bishop Jr. Robert C Wulakamike #21 8/7/1983 Blade Miles Cedric Kickapoo #128 9/17/1988 Blankenship Tom Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Blocker Ray Jaccos Towne #21

10/17/1998 Bloomer Jeff Kickapoo #128

9/20/1986 Blum Frank G Wulakamike #21 7/12/2010 Bobo David Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Bobo Evan Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Bobo Steven Jaccos Towne #21

9/18/1982 Boebinger Mike Wulakamike #21

9/1/1980 Boes Eric R Wulakamike #21 8/30/1968 Boone Dale Kikthawenund #222

8/14/1971 Bostick Elmer M Wahpinachi #308 9/27/1975 Botts Gene Wulakamike #21

5/5/1995 Bouchard Timothy P

9/19/1981 Bouseman Ted Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Bowman Andrew Jaccos Towne #21

5/1/1955 Bowman Clifford A Wahpinachi #308 6/7/2011 Bowyer John Jaccos Towne #21

9/1/2003 Boyle Bruce C Jaccos Towne #21 8/14/2006 Bradley Thomas E. Jaccos Towne #21 9/3/2004 Brady James Jaccos Towne #21

6/15/1999 Brady Randall Wulakamike #21

4/1/1973 Branum Dan Wulakamike #21

4/24/2001 Brentin Matt Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Brewer Casey Jaccos Towne #21

9/16/2006 Brewer Casey A Jaccos Towne #21 7/12/2010 Brewer Chris Jaccos Towne #21

9/1/1994 Brindle Nathan Wulakamike #21

9/5/1986 Broekers David L Wulakamike #21 9/19/2002 Brooks Howard Kickapoo #128

6/18/2008 Brooks Kenneth Jaccos Towne #21

10/15/2000 Brooks Nathan Kickapoo #128

4/24/2001 Brown Joshua C Wulakamike #21 1/1/1965 Brown Richard C

8/4/1985 Brown Jr Douglas A Wulakamike #21 9/27/1975 Broyles Tom Wulakamike #21

1/1/1985 Bruck Ray Wulakamike #21

4/1/1973 Brundage Steve Kikthawenund #222

9/23/1989 Bryant Charles Wulakamike #21

9/24/1983 Bryant Tom Wulakamike #21

7/3/1996 Buchanan Marc Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Buck Brad Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Buis Daniel Jaccos Towne #21

5/21/2009 Bullock Alan Jaccos Towne #21

6/5/1976 Bullough Byron R Wulakamike #21 4/24/2001 Burfeind Joanne Wulakamike #21

7/28/2005 Burke Darius Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Burns Eric Jaccos Towne #21

8/19/1997 Burns William Kickapoo #128

9/22/1979 Burrow Michael R Wulakamike #21 8/14/2006 Buschkoetter Alex Jaccos Towne #21

6/19/2012 Buschkoetter Brian Jaccos Towne #21

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7/28/2005 Busenburg Chas Jaccos Towne #21

6/19/2012 Bushman Connor Jaccos Towne #21

8/21/2002 Butler Eric Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Butler Nathan Jaccos Towne #21

4/1/1970 Cade Perry Kikthawenund #222

6/4/1961 Calvert Bob *Pachachaug #525

8/1/1968 Carmichael Forest "Kenith" Kikthawenund # 222

9/23/1984 Carmichael James T Wulakamike #21 8/14/2006 Carpenter Ann Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Carpenter Ryan Jaccos Towne #21

9/30/1992 Carrel Mark Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Carroll Joseph Wulakamike #21

5/21/2009 Carter James L. Jaccos Towne #21 8/13/2003 Carter Jason Jaccos Towne #21

9/3/2004 Carter Joseph Jaccos Towne #21

9/20/1986 Casada Charles R Wulakamike #21 9/24/2007 Cerny David L. Jaccos Towne #21 8/17/1969 Chambers Stephen Wahpinachi #308

9/24/2007 Chapman Clayton Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Chapman Clinton Jaccos Towne #21

4/24/2001 Chappelow Ben Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Chatot Marc J. Jaccos Towne #21 9/5/1969 Chatot Stephen M Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 9/18/1994 Cheeley Susan C Wulakamike #21 9/18/1982 Chorpenning Russell Wulakamike #21

9/18/1980 Christian Roy Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Christopher Kurt S Wulakamike #21 7/12/2010 Chupp Chris Jaccos Towne #21

6/15/1999 Cinfel Gene Wulakamike #21

6/4/1997 Cinfel Jonathan Wulakamike #21

6/4/1997 Cinfel Miriam Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Clabaugh Scott Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Claffey Don R Wulakamike #21 4/24/2001 Clark Jonathan A Wulakamike #21 9/24/2007 Clavell Gary Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Clavell Gary Jaccos Towne #21

4/26/2000 Claytor Joshua W Wulakamike #21 7/3/1996 Claytor Michael A Wulakamike #21 4/24/2001 Claytor William W Wulakamike #21 9/22/1990 Cleek Frank Wulakamike #21

6/21/1971 Cochran Jeff Kikthawenund #222

6/7/2011 Cody Terry Jaccos Towne #21

9/19/1981 Coffin Byron W Wulakamike #21 6/7/2011 Coghill Silas C. Jaccos Towne #21 7/12/2010 Coghill Zachary Jaccos Towne #21

8/13/2003 Cole Aaron Jaccos Towne #21

8/13/2003 Cole Audrey Jaccos Towne #21

6/25/2013 Cole Jacob D. Jaccos Towne #21 8/31/1971 Collins Arthur

9/27/1987 Colvin Rod Wulakamike #21

5/20/2000 Comstock David Wulakamike #21

9/19/2002 Conley Christopher Kickapoo #128

10/1/1967 Conner Alan

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9/23/1989 Conrad Bruce Wulakamike #21

9/17/1988 Conrad Chris Wulakamike #21

12/12/1965 Conrad David Wahpinachi #308

10/19/1962 Contryman Wesley Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

10/16/1999 Conway John Kickapoo #128

6/9/1995 Cook Jeremiah Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Cook John R Wulakamike #21 9/22/1979 Cook Scott Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Cooper Cathy Jaccos Towne #21

9/27/1975 Cooper Gary Wulakamike #21

9/25/1976 Cooper Kevin J Wulakamike #21 3/19/2008 Cooper Rex Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Cooper Robert Jaccos Towne #21

9/27/1969 Copra Jay A Kickapoo #128 8/13/1967 Cordell Edward J Wahpinachi #308 5/21/2009 Cornelius Christopher Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Couchman Trish Jaccos Towne #21

6/15/1999 Cox Erik Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Cox James C Wulakamike #21 9/18/1982 Crabtree Eldon D Kikthawenund #222 9/19/1981 Craig David L Wulakamike #21 5/2/1972 Craig Paul E *Papakithie #142 5/21/2009 Crawford Ricky L. Jaccos Towne #21 9/27/1969 Creasey Donald Kickapoo #128

9/30/1992 Creason Stephen Richard Wulakamike #21 8/30/1968 Crisler John Kikthawenund #222

7/28/2005 Crocker Bryce Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Crocker Matthew Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Crow Brian D. Jaccos Towne #21 6/18/2008 Crow Kristopher Jaccos Towne #21

6/7/2011 Curry Benjamin Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Curry Donna Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Curry Luke Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Cushman Brian Jaccos Towne #21

9/19/1981 Cushman Donald Wulakamike #21

5/21/2009 Cushman Donald Jaccos Towne #21

9/20/1981 Cushman Donald Wulakamike #21

4/19/1986 Cuskaden George R Wulakamike #21 4/1/1987 Cuskaden Robert 'Brian' Wulakamike #21

1/1/1963 Damm Carl E

9/3/2004 Daniel Jeremy Jaccos Towne #21

7/1/1968 Daniels Adrian K Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 7/28/2005 Daugherty Eric Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Daugherty Paul Jaccos Towne #21

Daughters Michael L *Maka-Ina #350

6/19/2012 Davidson Christopher D. Jaccos Towne #21 6/19/2012 Davidson Darrell D. Jaccos Towne #21 9/19/1981 Davis Gregg E Wulakamike #21 9/23/1978 Davis John Wulakamike #21

10/16/1999 Davis Keith W Kickapoo #128 9/18/1982 Davis Ken Wulakamike #21

9/22/1985 Davis Mitch Wulakamike #21

9/18/1980 Davis Wilbur A Wulakamike #21

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7/12/2010 Davis, Jr. Harold Jaccos Towne #21

10/6/1963 Davison Donald A Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 8/14/1971 Dawson J Richard Wahpinachi #308 9/24/1983 Dawson William Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Day Patrick Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Dearing Kegan Jaccos Towne #21

4/24/2001 Deaton Marilyn Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Deaton Michael J Wulakamike #21 7/3/1996 Deblois George Wulakamike #21

3/19/2008 Decker Thomas Jaccos Towne #21

12/29/1964 Dehaven Dennis Wahpinachi #308

9/23/1989 Dekeyser ANDREW Wulakamike #21

8/10/1963 Dening Daniel R

6/25/2013 Denman Brandon Jaccos Towne #21

5/21/2009 Denman Bryan C. Jaccos Towne #21 5/21/2009 Denman Chris W. Jaccos Towne #21 8/10/1963 Denning Daniel R Wahpinachi #308 Dennis Dave Wulakamike #21

9/27/1987 Dennis Loren Wulakamike #21

1/1/1991 DeSimone Anthony M Wulakamike #21 8/13/2003 Dhondt Dick Jaccos Towne #21

9/3/2004 Dhondt Jacob Jaccos Towne #21

4/24/2001 Dickson Dale Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Dickson Debra Jaccos Towne #21

8/21/2002 Dickson Thomas A Wulakamike #21 6/25/2013 Dierdorf Joseph M. Jaccos Towne #21 9/24/2007 Dietz Dale Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Dighton Patrick Jaccos Towne #21

8/21/2002 Dillon Matthew Wulakamike #21

6/25/2013 Dillon Ryon Jaccos Towne #21

Dircks Charles E *Ta Tsu Hwa #138

6/7/2011 Dobbs Jacob M. Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1985 Dockery John Wulakamike #21

8/24/1993 Doherty Brain R. Wulakamike #21 9/1/1994 Doherty Jason Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Doherty Michael J Wulakamike #21 9/23/1978 Dominick David M Wulakamike #21 6/7/2011 Donovan Corey P. Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1985 Dotson Tom Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Dougherty Scott Jaccos Towne #21

6/15/1966 Downey Sid Kikthawenund #222

5/1/1981 Draddy Ethan Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Dudley Franklin Jaccos Towne #21

9/23/1989 Dudley James Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Dumpert Brian Jaccos Towne #21

5/19/2003 Dunlop John "Jay" Jaccos Towne #21

6/21/1971 Dyer Jeff Kikthawenund #222

9/22/1985 Dyer Marty Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Earl Judy Jaccos Towne #21

8/13/2003 Earl Justin Jaccos Towne #21

11/26/1966 Early Mike Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

11/1/1988 Eason Raymond Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Edmaision William Michael Wulakamike #21

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6/28/1974 Edwards John R Wulakamike #21 4/24/2001 Eiser Scott Wulakamike #21

7/28/2005 Eiteljorge Arlen Jaccos Towne #21

10/14/2001 Eiteljorge Ryan J Kickapoo #128 5/7/2014 Eley Anthony Steven Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1985 Elliott Dan Wulakamike #21

9/22/1990 Ellis Dennis Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Elworth Chris Jaccos Towne #21

5/3/1975 Eman Jay D Wulakamike #21 10/19/1962 Emery David Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/1/1994 Emery Jason Wulakamike #21

6/19/2012 Emmons Mark A. Jaccos Towne #21 6/19/2012 Emmons II Mark A. Jaccos Towne #21 9/24/1977 Emperly Joe Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Enz Bruce Jaccos Towne #21

8/31/1962 Fabinic William S

6/4/1997 Fairs Nathan Wulakamike #21

8/17/1969 Fansher Dan Wahpinachi #308

8/18/1968 Fansher William R Wahpinachi #308 6/21/1971 Featherstone Miles Kikthawenund #222

6/15/1999 Fech T. J. Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Fehrenbach Kurt Wulakamike #21

8/7/1982 Fenoglio Jack Kickapoo #128

9/23/1989 Fenoglio John Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Fetz Drew Jaccos Towne #21

9/16/2006 Fielden Hunter Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Fielden Robert Jaccos Towne #21

9/21/1991 Fietter Brian Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Finch Jeremmy D Wulakamike #21 4/26/2000 Finley Edmund Wulakamike #21

9/7/1963 Finley H Eugene Kikthawenund #222 8/21/2002 Finley Sean Patrick Wulakamike #21 9/3/2004 Finley Shane Warren Jaccos Towne #21 9/20/1986 Fippen Charles P Wulakamike #21 8/14/2006 Fischer Jon Jaccos Towne #21

5/21/2009 Fisher Craig Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Fisher Eric Jaccos Towne #21

5/7/2014 Fisher James Jaccos Towne #21

8/24/1993 Fisher Matthew L. Wulakamike #21 8/13/2003 Fisher Scott Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1990 Fiste Eric Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Fitzpatrick Brian Jaccos Towne #21

8/13/2003 Fitzpatrick Shawn Jaccos Towne #21

9/27/1975 Fleming Robert Wulakamike #21

10/19/1996 Floyd Jason Kickapoo #128

9/27/1987 Fogel George Edward Wulakamike #21 9/12/1958 Ford Jerry Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

6/4/1997 Foskuhl Rudy Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Foulke Brian C Wulakamike #21 8/19/1972 Foulke Paul Wahpinachi #308

5/21/2009 Foulkes Jimmy Jaccos Towne #21

5/21/2009 Foulkes Thomas Jaccos Towne #21

6/15/1999 Fowler Luke Wulakamike #21

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8/30/1968 Fox Stephen Kikthawenund #222

7/15/1958 Fox W Shirell Kikthawenund #222 4/24/2001 Foxworth Justin Wulakamike #21

8/21/2002 Foxworth William Ron Wulakamike #21 9/18/1982 Foye Chris Wulakamike #21

9/22/1979 Foye Joe Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Foye Mike Wulakamike #21

1/1/1964 France David Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

1/1/1964 France Phil Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

6/19/2012 Franklin Alexander "Zander" Jaccos Towne #21 9/17/1988 Freeman Fred J Wulakamike #21 10/6/1963 Freeman Marvin Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/29/1974 Fuller David Wulakamike #21

6/19/2012 Fuller Mark Jaccos Towne #21

9/29/1974 Fuller Paul V Wulakamike #21 6/25/2013 Fulling Jay W. Jaccos Towne #21 1/1/2009 Fulner Katherine L Jaccos Towne #21 7/9/2009 Fulner Terence L Jaccos Towne #21 5/21/2009 Fuqua Rance Jaccos Towne #21

6/15/1965 Furge Robert Kikthawenund #222

Gamble Richard Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Gambrel Charles Jaccos Towne #21

9/23/1984 Ganote James E Wulakamike #21 6/7/2011 Garcia Julian Anthony Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1985 Garloch Duane Wulakamike #21

9/22/1985 Garloch Harry Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Garnand Matt Wulakamike #21

7/12/2010 Geist John Jaccos Towne #21

Genrich Thomas Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Gentry John M *Waupecan # 197 6/15/1999 Gentry Scott Wulakamike #21

8/19/1972 Gibbs Gayle Wahpinachi #308

9/29/1974 Gibbs Robert D Wulakamike #21 9/24/2007 Gilles Charles Jaccos Towne #21

5/7/2014 Gilles Dennis Jaccos Towne #21

6/7/2011 Gilles Troy Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Gilles Zach Jaccos Towne #21

10/6/1963 Gilpin Craig Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

8/13/1966 Girdner David Wahpinachi #308

8/10/1985 Girton Charlie Kickapoo #128

8/19/1972 Givens Mike Wahpinachi #308

5/7/2014 Givens Tyler Jaccos Towne #21 6/3/1972 Glad James Kikthawenund #222

9/17/1988 Glazier Mark Wulakamike #21

1/1/1984 Glenn Bryan Wulakamike #21

5/21/2009 Godby Drew Jaccos Towne #21

6/25/2013 Goldberg Daniel Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/1987 Golden Allen J Wulakamike #21 5/5/1979 Goodyear Clarence F *NaMoklpuni O' Lawelawe #567 7/15/1958 Gordon Randall Kikthawenund # 222

6/19/2012 Gormley Ben Jaccos Towne #21

6/25/2013 Gormley Sara J. Jaccos Towne #21 9/19/2002 Gossmann Adam Kickapoo #128

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7/28/2005 Goth Karen Jaccos Towne #21

8/21/2002 Goth Timothy Jaccos Towne #21

5/15/2003 Gower John R

4/24/2001 Graham Mike Wulakamike #21

9/14/1987 Gramza Jeffery G Wulakamike #21 9/29/1962 Grant Thomas Wahpinachi #308

9/1/1994 Gray Adam Wulakamike #21

5/28/1995 Green Daniel S Wulakamike #21 Green John Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Gregory Tom Jaccos Towne #21

9/18/1994 Grey Adam D Wulakamike #21 8/19/1972 Griffin Frederick O Wahpinachi #308 8/14/1971 Grimes Kenneth J *Miami #495 6/15/1999 Gross Fred Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Grube David A Wulakamike #21 4/26/2000 Grube Ian Matthew Wulakamike #21 6/7/2011 Grube Linda Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Grube Lisa Jaccos Towne #21

4/1/1973 Gullion Bill Wulakamike #21

5/21/2009 Gullion Derek Jaccos Towne #21

4/1/1973 Gullion Kevin Wulakamike #21

9/1/1975 Guthrie Frank Kickapoo #128

3/21/1964 Hadley John David

9/21/1985 Hadley John Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Hagerty Jim O Wulakamike #21 9/29/1974 Hall Bruce Wulakamike #21

1/1/1964 Hall Kenneth R Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 8/17/1969 Hall Ralph F Wahpinachi #308 9/25/1976 Hamilton Paul Wulakamike #21

6/15/1999 Hankee Don Wulakamike #21

7/3/1996 Hankee Jason Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Hankins Fred Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Hansen Robert Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Hanson Gay Jaccos Towne #21

11/26/1966 Hanson James Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

4/24/2001 Harding Scott Wulakamike #21

10/1/1984 Harney Jr Edward F Wulakamike #21 6/18/2008 Harris Charles M. Jaccos Towne #21 9/7/1963 Harris Hal T Kikthawenund #222 9/20/1986 Harwood Brad Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Hasty Lee Wulakamike #21

8/29/1968 Hasty Terry Kikthawenund #222

9/23/1978 Hasty Todd E Wulakamike #21 4/24/2001 Hatton Alonzo Wulakamike #21

6/4/1997 Hatton Howard Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Hawkins John SR Wulakamike #21 7/28/2005 Hawkins Noel Jaccos Towne #21

11/10/1973 Hayes James *Esselen #531

9/19/1981 Heckman Ray Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Hehman Matthew Jaccos Towne #21

6/25/2013 Hehman Stephen F. Jaccos Towne #21 5/21/2009 Heidrich Gregory Jaccos Towne #21

9/18/1982 Helms Dennis Wulakamike #21

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4/24/2001 Helms John "rusty" Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Hemmelgarn Robert E. Jaccos Towne #21 9/21/1991 Hendricks Douglas L Wulakamike #21 9/22/1990 Hendricks Jeffrey L. Wulakamike #21 8/21/2002 Henry Bruce Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Herring Paul William Wulakamike #21 10/6/1990 Higgins Brett Kickapoo #128

8/13/1967 Hilbert Daniel Wahpinachi #308

8/1/1978 Hillenburg Sr Edmund W Wulakamike #21 8/18/1968 Hilton John Wahpinachi #308

1/1/1980 Hines Bill Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Hobbs Glenn Jaccos Towne #21

8/1/1978 Hobbs Kevin *Nischa Chuppecat#212

8/14/2006 Hobbs Michael G. Jaccos Towne #21 9/20/1964 Hoffert Jr William L Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 6/12/1998 Hoffman James Wulakamike #21

5/21/2009 Hoffmeyer Bob Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Hoffmeyer Drew Jaccos Towne #21

6/4/1997 Hogan Jack R Wulakamike #21 9/3/2004 Holmes Jason Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1979 Holzer Frank Wulakamike #21

9/22/1979 Holzer Jude F Wulakamike #21 8/13/2003 Hopkins Eugene Jaccos Towne #21

7/1/1979 Hopkins Ian Wulakamike #21

10/18/1997 Hostetter Brian Kickapoo #128

10/1/1994 Hostetter Robert D Kickapoo #128 9/1/1975 Hotchkiss Jeffrey S

9/3/2004 Hougham William Jaccos Towne #21

5/7/2014 Houston Alec William Jaccos Towne #21 1/1/1954 Howard Graham T

1/1/1954 Howard Teed

8/21/2002 Howell Nick Wulakamike #21

9/17/1988 Howell Richard Wulakamike #21

9/24/1983 Hudbble Jeffrey L Wulakamike #21 9/22/1979 Huesing Michael Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Huffman George W Wulakamike #21 8/13/1966 Hugentober A Paul Wahpinachi #308 6/25/2013 Hughes Jonathon Alan Jaccos Towne #21 6/19/2012 Hughes Marty Alan Jaccos Towne #21 9/18/1982 Hurley Thomas Wulakamike #21

10/6/1963 Hurst Cleo Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/25/1976 Huss Lee Wulakamike #21

3/19/2008 Isaacs Derek Jaccos Towne #21

6/9/1995 Iwamoto Kris Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Jackson Jeffrey A. Jaccos Towne #21 8/1/1970 Jackson Richard

6/1/1971 Jackson Richard

11/1/1967 Jacobs Larry *Huaco #327

7/28/2005 James Stephen Jaccos Towne #21

9/3/2004 James Thomas Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/2007 Jarrard Matthew D. Jaccos Towne #21 5/19/2007 Jarrard Matthew D. Jaccos Towne #21 9/23/1978 Jee Scott Wulakamike #21

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8/7/1970 Jefferis Charles M Wahpinachi #308 5/21/2009 Jennings Virginia Jaccos Towne #21

4/1/1973 Jester Rob T Wulakamike #21 9/22/1985 Jeurisen Doug Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Joest David Jaccos Towne #21

9/20/1986 Johnson Gary I Wulakamike #21 9/19/2002 Johnson Kathryn Kickapoo #128

9/21/1991 Johnson Kirk L Wulakamike #21 9/17/1988 Johnson Leroy K Wulakamike #21 9/27/1975 Johnson Tom Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Jones David Wulakamike #21

9/30/1992 Jones Gerald Wulakamike #21

10/19/1997 Jones Jesse Kickapoo #128

10/5/1963 Jorgenson Glen Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/1/1986 Jost Anthony Wulakamike #21

10/14/2000 Jumps Kevin M Kickapoo #128 10/14/2000 Jumps Ronald E Kickapoo #128 9/21/1986 Kadinger Kasey Wulakamike #21

9/20/1986 Kadinger Kasey M Wulakamike #21 9/21/1991 Karnes John Wulakamike #21

9/20/1986 Karnes Keith Wulakamike #21

9/1/1994 Karnes Sue Wulakamike #21

12/29/1964 Keener James Wahpinachi #308

6/18/2008 Keesling John Jaccos Towne #21

6/7/2011 Kelleher Ryan Jaccos Towne #21

4/26/2000 Kelly Brian Wulakamike #21

10/30/1965 Kelly Robert W Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 8/21/2002 Kenefake Jeff Wulakamike #21

9/18/1982 Kent Chris Wulakamike #21

7/28/2005 Kessler III David Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Kessler, Jr. David Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Ketner Anthony Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Keyes Joey Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Keyes Randy Jaccos Towne #21

9/21/1991 Kieffaber Brian Wulakamike #21

5/7/2014 Kile Robert Forester Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1985 King Barkus L Wulakamike #21 4/26/2000 King Jacob Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Kinnett Richard Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Kivett Trey Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/1975 Klick Ted C

4/1/1973 Klus Lewis Wulakamike #21

8/13/1967 Knotts Fred JR Wahpinachi #308 9/23/1989 Kochert Tom Wulakamike #21

6/25/2013 Komis Robert Jaccos Towne #21

5/21/2009 Kopetsky Benjamin Jaccos Towne #21

5/21/2009 Kopetsky John Jaccos Towne #21

9/1/1994 Korchnak Eric F Wulakamike #21 6/9/1995 Korchnak Frank Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Korchnak Patricia Wulakamike #21

9/23/1984 Korn Gerald Wulakamike #21

10/4/1986 Korn Keith Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Koss David Jaccos Towne #21

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9/18/1982 Kruczek Pat Wulakamike #21

9/1/1973 Kuhn James E *Miniconju #438 9/25/1976 Kulp Samuel Wulakamike #21

5/7/2014 Labell Matthew E. Jaccos Towne #21 6/19/2012 Labore Daniel Jaccos Towne #21

9/21/1991 Lafferty Joseph E Wulakamike #21 9/22/1990 Lafferty Mike Wulakamike #21

9/19/1981 Land Kelly M Wulakamike #21 9/23/1978 Land Kenneth Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Lane Brian Wulakamike #21

5/12/1961 Lane Lawrence Brian *Michiganea #110

9/24/2007 Lapinski Thomas Jaccos Towne #21

5/17/1963 Largent Charles Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

8/13/2003 Largent David Jaccos Towne #21

9/3/2004 Largent Jonathan Lee Jaccos Towne #21 9/3/2004 Largent Lois K. Jaccos Towne #21 10/23/1977 Larson Gregory Wulakamike #21

7/3/1996 Lassiter J D Wulakamike #21 4/24/2001 Ledyard-marks David Wulakamike #21

8/17/1969 Lee David H Wahpinachi #308 11/26/1966 Lee Frank Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/3/2004 Lee Matthew Jaccos Towne #21

9/3/2004 Lee Tom Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/1959 Lehnen Robert G

9/23/1984 Lemasters Travis Wulakamike #21

9/18/1982 Levy Irving Wulakamike #21

9/23/1984 Levy Jeff Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Lewis Christopher J. Jaccos Towne #21 9/30/1992 Lien Craig Wulakamike #21

8/21/2002 Lievertz Ben Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Lindsey Lucas Jaccos Towne #21

6/3/1972 Lippmann Jerry Kikthawenund #222

6/7/2011 Livengood Greg Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Livengood Nicholas B. Jaccos Towne #21 9/19/1981 Lowry Robert Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Luke Greg Wulakamike #21

10/30/1965 Lundstrom Tom Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

6/25/2013 Lynch Larry Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1979 MacDougall Dougall Wulakamike #21

10/1/1994 Maclaren Greg Kickapoo #128

9/20/1986 MacPrang Howard Wulakamike #21

9/20/1986 MacPrang John Wulakamike #21

9/10/1960 Magee Kurt Wahpinachi #308

7/12/2010 Manka Jean Jaccos Towne #21

9/29/1974 Mann Jeffery G Wulakamike #21 9/29/1974 Mann Jeffrey Wulakamike #21

8/19/1972 Mann Rodney Wulakamike #21

8/19/1972 Mann Rodney A Wahpinachi #308 9/20/1986 Manor Michael R Wulakamike #21 8/7/1970 Manwaring James Wahpinachi #308

4/1/1973 Marsh Karl Kikthawenund #222

9/1/1994 Martin James Wulakamike #21

9/1/1971 Martin Kenneth R

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8/31/1972 Martin Kenneth

6/19/2012 Martin Michael E. Jaccos Towne #21 6/19/2012 Martin Michael F. Jaccos Towne #21 9/23/1984 Maschino Brian Wulakamike #21

9/23/1984 Maschino Everett Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Mason Tom Wulakamike #21

9/24/1983 Masters Larry Kikthawenund #222

7/28/2005 Masterson Joseph B. Jaccos Towne #21 9/19/1981 Matthewson Jay Wulakamike #21

12/1/1974 Mattocks James K *Amangamek Wipit #470 6/3/1972 Mayfield Joe A Kikthawenund #222 6/15/1966 Maynard Barney Kikthawenund #222

6/15/1966 Maynard Mark Kikthawenund #222

5/21/2009 McAndrews Michelle Jaccos Towne #21

4/1/1973 McCabe Jeff Wulakamike #21

8/18/1968 McCain Howard E Wahpinachi #308 8/13/1966 McCain John Wahpinachi #308

11/26/1966 McClenahan H Elvan Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 6/15/1999 McColgin Scott Wulakamike #21

9/18/1980 McCord James E Wulakamike #21 6/9/1973 McCullough David H Wulakamike #21 1/1/1987 McDermott Tom Wulakamike #21

8/9/1983 McFall David 'Marc' Wulakamike #21

9/29/1974 McGee Harold Wulakamike #21

9/25/1976 McGee Harold R Wulakamike #21 9/23/1978 McGee Mark K Wulakamike #21 6/7/2011 McIntire Darrin Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 McIver Ian Jaccos Towne #21

9/21/1985 McKenney Jeff Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 McKeown Michael Wulakamike #21

9/19/2002 McKillip Andrew Kickapoo #128

9/22/1985 McKinney JEFF Wulakamike #21

9/1/1972 McKown Clarence William Kickapoo #128 1/1/1974 McNeely Michael J Wulakamike #21 12/12/1981 McPherson Kevin *Taleka #81

4/26/2000 Meador Bob Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Meador David Jaccos Towne #21

6/7/2011 Meadows Blain Jaccos Towne #21

8/12/1967 Meddles Larry Kickapoo #128

9/29/1994 Meddles Matthew D Kickapoo #128 10/14/2001 Meloon David W Kickapoo #128 10/17/1998 Meloon Sr Glenn Kickapoo #128

9/24/2007 Melton Bryce Jaccos Towne #21

9/27/1987 Mendelson Tilden Wulakamike #21

9/29/1962 Mendenhall Raymond Wahpinachi #308

4/24/2001 Metcalf Matthew J Wulakamike #21 9/13/1980 Metz Clyde Wulakamike #21

9/19/1981 Metz Curtis R Wulakamike #21 10/23/1977 Meyer Martin P Wulakamike #21 10/14/1967 Meyers Kederick 'Rick' A *Kiskakon #75 1/1/1964 Mickelson Larry L Kikthawenund #222 9/30/1992 Mickelson Matthew Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Miles Mike Wulakamike #21

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10/1/1996 Miller Brian T Wulakamike #21 9/21/1991 Miller David Wulakamike #21

9/22/1990 Miller John Wulakamike #21

9/18/1980 Miller Mark Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Miller Thomas Jaccos Towne #21

10/8/1982 Millman Clark Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Minton Chris Wulakamike #21

9/24/2007 Mitchell Jimmy Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Mitchell Robbie Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Mitchell Steve Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Mitchell, Jr. Frank Jaccos Towne #21

8/21/2002 Moffett Joshua Wulakamike #21

9/27/1987 Mohr Tom Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Mojonnier Michael Jaccos Towne #21

9/30/1992 Montgomery Jerry W. Wulakamike #21 9/19/1981 Moore Bob JR Wulakamike #21 9/24/1983 Moore Dan Wulakamike #21

9/30/1995 Moore Noel Kickapoo #128

9/23/1978 Moore Robert H Wulakamike #21 9/27/1987 Moore Samuel A Wulakamike #21 9/23/1978 Moore Walter Wulakamike #21

9/30/1992 Moralez Armando Wulakamike #21

6/4/1997 Moralez Eduardo Wulakamike #21

9/30/1992 Moralez Jesus Wulakamike #21

Morningstar Lynn Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Morrell George Jaccos Towne #21

8/13/2003 Morrell Kenton Jaccos Towne #21

9/1/1994 Morris Jeremy Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Morris John Kickapoo #128

9/13/1975 Morris Norman Kickapoo #128

9/22/1985 Mosier Christopher A Wulakamike #21 9/22/1985 Mosiers Gary D Wulakamike #21 6/25/2013 Muldoon Jacob E. Jaccos Towne #21 1/1/1990 Mullen Mark A Wulakamike #21 9/24/1983 Mullendore Thomas E Wulakamike #21 6/4/1997 Mullins James Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Mullins Marty Wulakamike #21

1/1/1999 Mullins Roy L Wulakamike #21 6/25/2013 Murphy Gregory A. Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1979 Murphy William R Wulakamike #21 9/22/1985 Murray Denver L Wulakamike #21 10/19/1962 Murray Ed Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

8/24/1993 Murray Rick A. Wulakamike #21 9/1/1994 Murray Sean Wulakamike #21

9/1/1983 Musholt Timothy C Wulakamike #21 9/23/1984 Mustin William L Wulakamike #21 8/14/2006 Myers Christopher M. Jaccos Towne #21 10/14/2001 Myers Jeffrey A Kickapoo #128 10/19/1962 Nagel James A Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 9/17/2000 Nasalle Steven W Wulakamike #21 9/25/1976 Naulty Timothy J Wulakamike #21 8/13/1960 Nave William 'Bill' E *Elini #115 9/22/1985 Nease Stephen W Wulakamike #21

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7/28/2005 Nees Aaron Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1979 Nell Grant A Wulakamike #21 8/13/2003 Nelson Chris Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/1985 Nelson George Douglas Wulakamike #21 8/21/2002 Neltner Brian Wulakamike #21

7/3/1996 Nemser Jeremy *Memsochet #507

5/21/2009 Nestor David Jaccos Towne #21

6/12/1998 Newby Duane Wulakamike #21

10/8/1989 Newgent John M Kickapoo #128 8/1/1985 Newgent William F Kickapoo #128 5/1/1974 Newhouse Steven Wulakamike #21

10/16/1999 Nicholson Brian Kickapoo #128

8/13/1977 Niles Donald Lester Kickapoo #128 8/30/1968 Nipple Jon Kikthawenund #222

7/15/1967 Nixon John D Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 9/24/1983 Nolan Steve Wulakamike #21

9/23/1984 Norman Marian Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Norris Jeffrey A Wulakamike #21 9/19/1981 Nunan Charles Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Nunweiler Barbara C Wulakamike #21 6/15/1999 Nunweiler Raymond Skip Wulakamike #21 9/3/2004 O'Brien Dustin Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1984 Oburn G. William Wulakamike #21

9/1/1994 Oburn W. Scott Wulakamike #21 10/14/1972 Ohern Patrick Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

10/14/2000 Oliveira Robert Kickapoo #128

10/17/1998 Oliveira Troy Kickapoo #128

5/21/2009 Olsavsky Shawn Jaccos Towne #21

9/25/1976 Osterman Jeff Wulakamike #21

9/18/1982 Owens Samuel L Kikthawenund #222 9/18/1982 Owens Tod D Wulakamike #21 6/19/2012 Pannell Timothy L. Jaccos Towne #21 8/13/2003 Parkerson Daniel Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Parks Freeman Jaccos Towne #21

6/25/2013 Parks Jim Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Parks Zachary Jaccos Towne #21

9/29/1974 Paschal Rocky Wulakamike #21

1/1/1964 Patten Otto

8/14/2006 Peacock William Jaccos Towne #21

8/12/1967 Pease Edward Kickapoo #128

10/30/1965 Peck Arlie Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

5/21/2009 Pence Larry Andrew Jaccos Towne #21 9/17/1988 Pendleton Harold Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Pendleton Mike Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Pennock Jerry W Wulakamike #21 5/21/2009 Perkins Deborah K. Jaccos Towne #21 9/18/1980 Perry John A Wulakamike #21 9/24/2007 Phillips Anne Jaccos Towne #21

9/30/1995 Phillips Chris J Kickapoo #128 9/17/1988 Phillips John O Wulakamike #21 7/28/2005 Phillips Nicholas Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Phillips II Jack H. Jaccos Towne #21 6/7/2011 Pike Scott Jaccos Towne #21

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5/7/2014 Pike Trevor Jaccos Towne #21

9/23/1984 Ploughe Tony M Wulakamike #21 9/22/1985 Pockrass Robert Wulakamike #21

9/24/1983 Pockrass Steven Wulakamike #21

8/21/2002 Pope Chris Wulakamike #21

9/22/1985 Potts Andy Wulakamike #21

8/5/1972 Powell James Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

4/26/2000 Powell Karla K Wulakamike #21 6/15/1999 Powell Seth Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Powell III John H Wulakamike #21 8/13/2003 Prang Nathan Jaccos Towne #21

6/25/2013 Pratt John E. Jaccos Towne #21 9/18/1982 Prevost Tim Wulakamike #21

9/27/1987 Price Chester Wulakamike #21

10/18/1997 Price Jeffery Kickapoo #128

6/12/1998 Prine Gordon Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Prine Joshua Ray Wulakamike #21 7/3/1996 Prine Matthew Wulakamike #21

8/21/1982 Przybylski Gordon J Wulakamike #21 10/3/1992 Pullum Gerry Kickapoo #128

4/24/2001 Puls Michael L Wulakamike #21 9/13/1975 Purcell Philip M Wulakamike #21 9/19/2002 Quick Robert Wulakamike #21

9/19/1981 Rafter James T Wulakamike #21 6/19/2012 Railey Jr Joseph Julian Jaccos Towne #21 7/12/2010 Ralls Matthew David Jaccos Towne #21 9/29/1974 Ramsey Paul Wulakamike #21

8/18/1958 Raper David Wahpinachi #308

9/25/1976 Rasnick Duwayne Wulakamike #21

9/25/1976 Rasnick Mark Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Rawlings Justin M. Jaccos Towne #21 9/24/1977 Reason David Wulakamike #21

1/1/1966 Reason David Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/22/1985 Reece Cullen Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Reece Garry Wulakamike #21

9/23/1984 Reece Garry Lee Wulakamike #21 9/1/1973 Reed Gary *Kiskakon #75

6/4/1997 Reed Ryan Wulakamike #21

9/22/1979 Reeder Donald K Wulakamike #21 8/21/2002 Rees Al Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Rees Daniel R. Jaccos Towne #21 8/21/1960 Rees David Wahpinachi #308

5/7/2014 Reis Justin Robert Jaccos Towne #21 3/28/1981 Reisa William J Wulakamike #21 9/18/1982 Reuter Jeff Wulakamike #21

9/19/1981 Reuter L Michael Kikthawenund #222 9/24/2007 Reynolds Adam Jaccos Towne #21

8/7/1970 Rhoda Donald A Wahpinachi #308 9/25/1976 Rhodes Clarence C Wulakamike #21 6/19/2012 Rich Paul R. Jaccos Towne #21 6/19/2012 Rich Robert E. Jaccos Towne #21 9/21/1991 Richard Mike Wulakamike #21

5/31/2008 Richardson Marc C Jaccos Towne #21

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9/24/1977 Ridgeway Richard Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Rigg Benjamin Todd Jaccos Towne #21 6/18/2008 Rigg Michael Jaccos Towne #21

9/23/1978 Riha Steven A Wulakamike #21 8/13/2003 Riley Matthew Jaccos Towne #21

9/1/1994 Ringel Miriam Wulakamike #21

9/25/1976 Ringel Morris W Wulakamike #21 Ripple Jack Wulakamike #21

9/22/1979 Risch Victor L Wulakamike #21 8/14/2006 Ritter John Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Ritter Kyle Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Robbins Martin Jaccos Towne #21

12/31/1973 Roberts Bobby J Wulakamike #21 1/1/1983 Roegner Jack R Wulakamike #21 1/1/1976 Rogers Jack Wulakamike #21

10/8/1989 Rogers John Kickapoo #128

10/8/1989 Rogers Michael Kickapoo #128

8/7/1970 Rogers Robin Wahpinachi #308

6/25/2013 Rohrer Andrew Jaccos Towne #21

6/7/2011 Rombach Jordan Jaccos Towne #21

9/20/1986 Rosenberger Kelly Wulakamike #21

9/29/1962 Ross David J 2ND Wahpinachi #308 6/18/2008 Rothenberger Donald Jaccos Towne #21

9/29/1962 Routzhan Paul K Wahpinachi #308 5/25/1969 Ruble Robert W

5/7/2014 Runner Alex Jaccos Towne #21

6/15/1999 Runshe Craig A Wulakamike #21 6/12/1998 Runshe Dan Wulakamike #21

10/1/1986 Ruppel Ken Wulakamike #21

6/25/2013 Rusk Kenny Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/1976 Russell Michael A Wulakamike #21 9/30/1992 Russell William Wulakamike #21

7/12/2010 Ruszczyk Gregory S. Jaccos Towne #21 9/24/1977 Rutherford Mark Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Ryan Greg Wulakamike #21

5/17/1963 Sacksteder Frank Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/27/1987 Sailer Mark Wulakamike #21

1/1/1961 Sallman Ben *Otyokwa #337

Samuelson Rolf H Wulakamike #21

7/12/2010 Sandoe Jordan G. Jaccos Towne #21 6/13/1949 Saunders Charles H Kikthawenund #222 9/3/2004 Saywell Andrew Wright Jaccos Towne #21 8/21/2002 Saywell Robert Wulakamike #21

4/1/1994 Schaumleffel Nathan A Kickapoo #128 4/24/2001 Scherer David Wulakamike #21

8/10/1963 Schick George JR Wahpinachi #308 11/30/1973 Schlieke Al Wulakamike #21

9/18/1982 Schliessmann James Wulakamike #21

9/8/1974 Schmitter Mark A Wulakamike #21 9/20/1986 Schneider Ed S Wulakamike #21 9/28/1987 Schneider Ed Skeeter Wulakamike #21 1/1/1983 Schneider Edmond J Wulakamike #21 6/18/2008 Schnizlein-Bick Carol Jaccos Towne #21

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9/23/1978 Schroeder John Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Schuch Thomas J Wulakamike #21 6/29/2000 Schuster Ralph G Wulakamike #21 9/18/1980 Schwein John Wulakamike #21

9/19/1981 Schwein John F Wulakamike #21 9/30/1992 Schwein Shirley Wulakamike #21

9/23/1984 Schwier Mark Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Scott Adam Wulakamike #21

8/13/1966 Scott Jack T Wahpinachi #308 6/18/2008 Scott James R. Jaccos Towne #21 9/23/1978 Scott Joseph Kikthawenund #222

9/3/2004 Scott Justin Jaccos Towne #21

8/17/1969 Scott Michael T Wahpinachi #308 7/3/1996 Scott Pam Wulakamike #21

9/27/1975 Seamands Tom Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Sease David Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Sease Derek Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Sease Devon Jaccos Towne #21

9/21/1990 Sedgwick Owen Leroy Kickapoo #128 6/18/2008 Seeks Zach Jaccos Towne #21

9/17/1988 Selbee Andy Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Ser Vaas Ian Jaccos Towne #21

9/12/1958 Shank Deane Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/23/1989 Sheeler James A. Wulakamike #21 9/22/1979 Sheet Robert Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Sheets John Wulakamike #21

9/19/1981 Sheets Kevin Wulakamike #21

9/1/1979 Sheets Robert D Kikthawenund #222 9/21/1991 Shepherd Bradley Wulakamike #21

8/1/1989 Shields John M Kickapoo #128 6/15/1999 Shocklee Chris Wulakamike #21

5/22/1970 Showalter D. Scott *Ktemaque #15

5/7/2014 Shulse Thomas Carl Jaccos Towne #21 7/29/1959 Siebenmorgen Albert Kickapoo #128

9/27/1987 Siefker Robert Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Silins Robert Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Sillins Roy Wulakamike #21

Silvers Gene Wulakamike #21

9/18/1994 Sink Murry Wulakamike #21

8/14/2006 Skipper John E. Jaccos Towne #21 Slannon Patrick J Wulakamike #21

8/21/2002 Sloan Justin Wulakamike #21

1/1/1969 Smith Brent Wahpinachi #308

8/7/1970 Smith Chris Wahpinachi #308

9/7/1963 Smith Douglas Kikthawenund #222

9/23/1984 Smith Doyle Wulakamike #21

1/1/1976 Smith Gilmer Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Smith Gregory R Wulakamike #21 9/22/1979 Smith Kent Wulakamike #21

9/21/1991 Smith Scott A Wulakamike #21 8/31/1979 Smith Sr Kent L Wulakamike #21 9/23/1989 Smock Jason Wulakamike #21

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9/18/1980 Snipe William L Wulakamike #21 9/22/1979 Snyder Gileert E Wulakamike #21 9/24/1991 Snyder Richard L Wulakamike #21 6/25/2013 Solano Anthony V Jaccos Towne #21 4/28/2004 Soucy Jay Jaccos Towne #21

6/12/1998 South Gerald William Wulakamike #21 7/28/2005 Sowers Dawn Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Sowers Jonathan Jaccos Towne #21

5/21/2009 Spall Dan A. Jaccos Towne #21 9/1/1994 Sparks Joe Wulakamike #21

8/21/2002 Spears William "Jack" Wulakamike #21 8/19/1972 Speight Harold E Wahpinachi #308 8/13/2003 Spicklemire Brian Jaccos Towne #21

9/30/1971 St. John Mark *So-Aka-Gha-Gwa #212

8/13/2003 Stanford Troy Jaccos Towne #21

8/8/1989 Stateler Ron G Kickapoo #128 9/19/1981 Steele Thomas Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Steenberger Glen Wulakamike #21

6/1/1958 Stein John H *Chippecotton #524 1/1/1990 Steinhardt III Norbert "Tony" Nischa Chuppecat #212

9/1/1994 Steinhart John B Wulakamike #21 9/23/1984 Stephens, Jr Billy Wulakamike #21

9/23/2000 Stephens-Hotopp Brian Wulakamike #21

6/19/2012 Steppe Ken Jaccos Towne #21

10/1/2001 Sterrett Patrick

6/9/1995 Stetzel Jamie Wulakamike #21

9/17/1988 Stetzel Jay Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Stetzel Joe Wulakamike #21

6/15/1999 Steven-Hotopp Brian A Wulakamike #21 9/21/1991 Stevenson Lynn Wulakamike #21

12/12/1965 Stewart Richard Wahpinachi #308

8/30/1968 Stilwell Carl Kikthawenund #222

6/21/1971 Stilwell Doug Kikthawenund #222

9/16/1982 Stockdale Robert F Wulakamike #21 9/30/1995 Stolt Brian J Kickapoo #128 10/19/1996 Stolt James A Kickapoo #128 9/19/1981 Stout Paul Wulakamike #21

9/1/1958 Streeter Wilson Bill Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 8/20/1976 Stringfellow Anthony C Kickapoo #128 4/1/1995 Strope Ralph Wulakamike #21

9/1/1959 Stroud James Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

4/26/2000 Sturm David Wulakamike #21

2/17/1988 Sturm Joel Wulakamike #21

6/15/1999 Sturm Peter Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Sturm Phillip Wulakamike #21

8/1/1981 Sulgrove Michael D Wulakamike #21 6/19/2012 Sullivan Anthony T. Jaccos Towne #21 8/13/2003 Sullivan Walter Jaccos Towne #21

9/23/1984 Sulver Robert Wulakamike #21

8/24/1993 Surber Travis L. Wulakamike #21 6/7/2011 Sutor Beth Jaccos Towne #21

6/7/2011 Sutor Brandon L. Jaccos Towne #21 6/7/2011 Sutor Brandon L. Jaccos Towne #21

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6/7/2011 Sutor James J. Jaccos Towne #21 7/28/2005 Sutton John Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Sutton Kerry P. Jaccos Towne #21 6/18/2008 Sutton Melissa Jaccos Towne #21

7/28/2005 Sutton Monty Jaccos Towne #21

8/24/1993 Suzuki David A. Wulakamike #21 5/7/2014 Swift Bryan Lee Jaccos Towne #21 5/7/2014 Swift Jacob Charles Jaccos Towne #21 6/25/2013 Swift Nicholas James Jaccos Towne #21 7/28/2005 Syrus Rusty Jaccos Towne #21

4/24/2001 Talbot Jason Wulakamike #21

6/19/2012 Tardy Logan Peter Jaccos Towne #21 5/21/2009 Tardy Richard K. Jaccos Towne #21 6/9/1995 Taylor Chris Wulakamike #21

9/30/1992 Taylor Christopher Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Taylor James Wulakamike #21

Taylor James M Wulakamike #21

6/15/1999 Taylor Lillian Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Taylor Phillip Jaccos Towne #21

9/30/1992 Taylor William Wulakamike #21

7/15/1958 Telfer David Kikthawenund #222

9/22/1990 Thibault Mike Wulakamike #21

9/23/1989 Thibault Steve Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Thomas Benjamin Jaccos Towne #21

7/12/2010 Thomas Benjamin R. Jaccos Towne #21 10/19/1962 Thomas David Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/3/2004 Thomas James "Bill" Jaccos Towne #21

9/3/2004 Thomas Kent Jaccos Towne #21

4/24/2001 Thomas Matthew Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Thompson Chris Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/1983 Thompson Robert Wulakamike #21

9/24/1983 Thompson Robert JR Wulakamike #21 9/24/1989 Thompson, Sr Joe B Wulakamike #21 5/7/2014 Thyen Michael E. Jaccos Towne #21 7/12/2010 Tibault Thomas D. Jaccos Towne #21 9/1/1964 Tighe Tom Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

9/19/1981 Timmons Joe Wulakamike #21

10/26/2008 Tincknell Daniel G Jaccos Towne #21 8/18/1968 Toler Kenneth W Wahpinachi #308 4/24/2001 Tompkins Robby Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Towler William "Ian" Wulakamike #21 4/1/1973 Trammell John Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Traxler Gene W. Jaccos Towne #21 9/25/1976 Traylor Wilvin G Wulakamike #21 9/18/1980 Troher Tom Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Troxell Andy Wulakamike #21

7/3/1996 Troxell Linda Wulakamike #21

6/9/1995 Troxell Terry Wulakamike #21

9/1/1994 Troxell Tony Wulakamike #21

8/21/2002 Tsujimoto James Wulakamike #21

4/26/2000 Tucker Kevin Wulakamike #21

1/1/1962 Tucker Stephen Kickapoo #128

9/18/1982 Tummers Randy Wulakamike #21

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5/20/2000 Turner Brandon Wulakamike #21

9/20/1986 Turner Bruce Wulakamike #21

9/20/1986 Turner Marcus Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Turner Melvin T Wulakamike #21 9/8/1991 Turner William K Wulakamike #21 7/28/2005 Tuttle Steve Jaccos Towne #21

9/23/1984 Tyler James Wulakamike #21

7/31/1978 Tyring Scott Wulakamike #21

7/13/1973 Uglum Paul A Wulakamike #21 7/12/2010 Underhill Abraham Jaccos Towne #21

9/24/2007 Underhill Tim Jaccos Towne #21

4/26/2000 Updike John Andrew Wulakamike #21 6/15/1966 Updike John P Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512 1/1/1981 Updike Malon S Wulakamike #21 6/15/1966 Updike Phil Kikthawenund #222

8/21/1965 Utterback Trueman Kickapoo #128

7/28/2005 Valdez John Jaccos Towne #21

6/4/1997 Valentini Bob Wulakamike #21

9/23/1978 Van Handel William Wulakamike #21 8/13/1966 VanHart Francis E Wahpinachi #308 9/3/2004 VanMatre Mark Jaccos Towne #21

9/21/1991 Vastag James Wulakamike #21

8/19/1972 Vaughn Gary Wahpinachi #308

8/10/1963 Vayhinger Tim Wahpinachi #308

5/7/2014 Vermilya Scott Jaccos Towne #21

11/11/1973 Victor Kenneth Kickapoo #128

9/17/1988 Vining David Wulakamike #21

9/17/1988 Vining Tom Wulakamike #21

8/21/1960 Vogel Charles Wahpinachi #308

6/12/1998 Wade Mark Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Wagner Dave Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1985 Wagoner Robert L Wulakamike #21 9/20/1986 Wagoner Robert W Wulakamike #21 5/7/2014 Waidner John Jaccos Towne #21

6/12/1998 Walker Brady Wulakamike #21

9/1/2004 Walker Charles T Jaccos Towne #21 9/23/1978 Walker Wayne Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Wallace Michael R Wulakamike #21 1/1/1959 Wallace Robert Bruce

4/24/2001 Walsh Ryan J Wulakamike #21 10/6/1963 Waltemath Roderick Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

8/7/1970 Walton Hugh Wahpinachi #308

8/7/1970 Walton John Wahpinachi #308

9/22/1979 Wann Stephen Wulakamike #21

6/18/2008 Ward Joseph Jaccos Towne #21

8/21/2002 Ward Sean Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Warren Lewis Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Warren Matt Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Weakley Levi Jaccos Towne #21

9/19/1981 Weaver Arthur G Wulakamike #21 5/21/2009 Weaver Grant Jaccos Towne #21

9/23/1984 Webb Pat Wulakamike #21

Weber Douglas E Wulakamike #21

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7/28/2005 Weidner Brandon Jaccos Towne #21

9/22/1979 Weilhamer Donald L Wulakamike #21 8/13/2003 Weitzel Neil Jaccos Towne #21

1/1/1965 Welch John C.

9/22/1990 Wellman Chris Wulakamike #21

9/1/1982 Wells Ron J Wulakamike #21 6/4/1997 Wente Allen Wulakamike #21

6/12/1998 Wente Wayne Wulakamike #21

4/1/1973 Werner Dick Wulakamike #21

9/29/1974 Wert Larry J Wulakamike #21 6/4/1997 Wesseler Aaron Wulakamike #21

Wessels Bob Wulakamike #21

5/7/2014 Wheatley Jacob G Jaccos Towne #21 7/28/2005 Whitcomb Douglas Jaccos Towne #21

4/26/2000 White Christopher Wulakamike #21

9/18/1982 White Craig L Wulakamike #21 6/19/2012 Whiteside Jake Jaccos Towne #21

12/29/1964 Whitten William Wahpinachi #308

6/9/1995 Wickizer Hugh Eric Wulakamike #21 9/1/1994 Wickizer Keith Wulakamike #21

6/15/1999 Wickizer Kim T Wulakamike #21 9/20/1986 Wiggins Jeff Wulakamike #21

9/24/1983 Wilcox Bruce Wulakamike #21

8/13/2003 Wildey Craig Jaccos Towne #21

8/14/2006 Wildey Laurel Jaccos Towne #21

6/18/2008 Wildey Todd C. Jaccos Towne #21 1/1/1991 Wiley R Douglas Wulakamike #21

9/18/1982 Wilkinson Sam Wulakamike #21

9/18/1982 Willaert James Wulakamike #21

9/30/1992 Williams Paul Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Williams Steve "Froggy" Jaccos Towne #21 9/22/1979 Wilson Bruce Wulakamike #21

8/10/1963 Wilson Cecil A Wahpinachi #308 1/1/1964 Wilson Mark Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk #512

4/1/1970 Wimmer Keith I Kikthawenund #222 9/20/1986 Winkler Dan Wulakamike #21

9/3/2004 Winko Barry Jaccos Towne #21

8/21/2002 Winko Gary Wulakamike #21

6/7/2011 Winterrowd Joe Jaccos Towne #21

9/20/1986 Wisniewski Len Wulakamike #21

9/19/1981 Woddle Donovan Wulakamike #21

3/1/1989 Wolfe Ferdinand Kickapoo #128

9/24/1977 Wood Greg Wulakamike #21

9/24/1977 Wood Tom Wulakamike #21

5/21/2009 Woodard Dennis J. Jaccos Towne #21 9/24/1977 Woodard Steve Wulakamike #21

7/12/2010 Woodward Matthew J. R. Jaccos Towne #21 9/25/1971 Wright Malcolm Kickapoo #128

10/14/2000 Wright Robert Kickapoo #128

9/25/1976 Wyatt John Wulakamike #21

1/1/1974 Yates James C Wulakamike #21 10/30/1965 Young Dale R

4/1/1973 Young Fred Kikthawenund #222

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9/21/1991 Zannoni Luke Wulakamike #21

9/1/1974 Zarse Paul H Wulakamike #21 4/24/2001 Zimmermann Paul Wulakamike #21

4/1/1973 Zirkle Jack L Kikthawenund #222

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Appendix F – The Founder’s Award

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

JACCOS TOWNE LODGE #21 2014 Robert “Robby” F Kile Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2014 John Pratt Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2013 Randy Wayne Baskerville Sr Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2013 Joseph Mark Dierdorf II Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2013 Jake Arthur Whiteside Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2012 Dee A Baskerville Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2012 Daniel Spall Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2012 Stephen Tucker Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2011 Zachary A Coghill Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2011 Dave W Wagner Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2010 Adam Aldrich Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2010 John “Rusty" Helms Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2009 Tommy Gregory Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2009 Stephen M James Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2009 Jordan Sandoe Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2008 Andrew Bowman Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2008 Gay Hanson Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2008 Anne T Phillips Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2007 Robert J Armstrong Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2007 Edmund W Finley Jr Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2007 Todd C Wildey Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2006 Thomas C James Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2006 Albert Siebenmorgen Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2006 Jonathan Sowers Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2005 Judith Jeannine Earl Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2005 Justin R Scott Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2005 Troy Stanford Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2005 H. Eric Wickizer Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2004 John R Cook Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2004 Ryan J Eiteljorge Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2004 Timothy A Goth Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2004 David L Largent Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2004 Daniel B Runshe Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2004 Craig A Wildey Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2003 Dale A Dickson Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 2003 Kim T Wickizer Jaccos Towne Lodge #21

WULAKAMIKE LODGE #21 2002 Scott Clabaugh Wulakamike Lodge #21 2002 Tom A Dickson Wulakamike Lodge #21 2002 John H Powell Wulakamike Lodge #21 Michael A Claytor Wulakamike Lodge #21 Anthony Pippen Wulakamike Lodge #21 Karla K Powell Wulakamike Lodge #21 Seth K Powell Wulakamike Lodge #21

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Adam J Scott Wulakamike Lodge #21 1999 Jason Hankee Wulakamike Lodge #21 1999 Linda Troxell Wulakamike Lodge #21 1999 Kevin Tucker Wulakamike Lodge #21 1998 Eduardo Moralez Wulakamike Lodge #21 1998 Terry Troxell Wulakamike Lodge #21 1998 Robert Valentini Wulakamike Lodge #21 1996 William Oburn Wulakamike Lodge #21 1996 Tony Troxell Wulakamike Lodge #21 1995 Scott W Oburn Wulakamike Lodge #21 1995 David Suzuki Wulakamike Lodge #21 1993 Matthew Mickelson Wulakamike Lodge #21 1992 James Vastag Wulakamike Lodge #21 1991 Tay Becker Wulakamike Lodge #21 1991 Terry Hasty Wulakamike Lodge #21 1990 Robert H Pockrass Wulakamike Lodge #21 1990 Jack Zirkle Wulakamike Lodge #21

KICKAPOO LODGE #128 2002 Russell E Floyd Kickapoo Lodge #128 2002 Andrew McKillip Kickapoo Lodge #128 2001 Richard A Phillips Kickapoo Lodge #128 2000 Jeffery Price Kickapoo Lodge #128 2000 James A Stolt Kickapoo Lodge #128 1999 William Burns Kickapoo Lodge #128 1999 Troy Oliveira Kickapoo Lodge #128

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Appendix G – Distinguished Service Award

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year Name Lodge Location 1998 Brett Michael Higgins Kickapoo Lodge #128 Terre Haute, IN 1983 Richard O. Eberly Kickapoo Lodge #128 Terre Haute, IN 1973 W. Shirell Fox Wulakamike Lodge #21 Anderson, IN 1971 Edward A. Pease Kickapoo Lodge #128 Terre Haute, IN

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Appendix H – Lifetime Achievement Award

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year Name Lodge Location 2012 Edward A. Pease Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Terre Haute, IN

Appendix I – Red Arrow Award

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year Name Council Location 1967 Harvey V. Gil Central Indiana Council Indianapolis, IN

Appendix J – E. Urner Goodman Camping Award

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year Lodge Region 2009 Jaccos Towne Lodge #21 Central Region

1998 Wulakamike #21 Central Region

Appendix K – OA Service Grants

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year Lodge Location 2001 Kickapoo Lodge #128 Terre Haute, IN

1997 Wulakamike Lodge #21 Indianapolis, IN

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Appendix L –Journey to Excellence and Other Quality Lodge Recognitions

Arranged by dates starting with most recent.

Year Award 2015 Journey to Excellence Silver 2014 Journey to Excellence Gold 2013 Journey to Excellence Gold 2011 National Quality Lodge 2010 National Quality Lodge 2008 National Quality Lodge 2006 National Quality Lodge 2003 National Quality Lodge 2000 National Quality Lodge 1997 National Quality Lodge 1994 National Honor Lodge 1988 National Standard Lodge 1984 National Standard Lodge 1983 National Honor Lodge 1982 National Honor Lodge 1981 National Honor Lodge 1978 National Honor Lodge 1977 Met National Standard 1976 Met National Standard 1975 Met National Standard 1974 Met National Standard

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