Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge 559

LODGE HISTORY OF WACHTSCHU MAWACHPO LODGE 559

ORDER OF THE ARROW WESTARK AREA COUNCIL

Revised and updated May 2019

This history is dedicated to the memory of all Lodge 559 Arrowmen who have gone before us who best exemplified the Order’s virtues of selfless cheerful service

This history is further dedicated to the youth Arrowmen of today who will become the leaders of tomorrow

CONTENTS

Foreword ...... 4 Preface ...... 5 Westark Area Council History ...... 6 Lodge History ...... 7 Founding of the Lodge ...... 7 Regions and Sections of the Lodge ...... 8 Section Officers ...... 8 National Officers ...... 8 National Awards ...... 9 Centurion Award ...... 9 Distinguished Service Award ...... 10 E. Urner Goodman Camping Award ...... 10 Lodge Awards ...... 11 Founders Award ...... 11 Arrowman of the Year Award ...... 14 James E. West Fellowship ...... 16 The Bowstring Society ...... 18 Lodge Leadership ...... 21 Lodge Chiefs ...... 21 Lodge Advisers...... 24 Vigil Honor Members of Lodge 559...... 25

FOREWORD “The spirit, as I understand it, is the real self of the individual helping himself to understand the world he lives in; helping to do what he thinks he ought to do in the future before him. It is a thing that is hard to set forth in so many words, but it is facing life as we understand it and that sometimes takes more than just pride and smartness of thinking, but it requires divine guidance and help to do our best; and that is what I pray for in the years that are ahead for the Arrowmen as they face the future…feeling that God will help them to do that which our Country needs and do it with devotion in the brotherhood of cheerful service.”

Dr. E. Urner Goodman – 1976

These words from our founder still ring true today as they did over forty years ago. In an age in which artificial electronic friendship is the norm and donating to a fundraising website is seen as service, our core values of genuine brotherhood and real, face-to-face service performed cheerfully and selflessly may seem to be an anachronism to most outsiders. We as Arrowmen stubbornly persist in sticking to the harder path because we understand that our country and the world needs the sort of values that we learn in Scouting and the Order of the Arrow. We believe in a future where we are guided not by self-interest but by our concern for the welfare and needs of others. As we set forth in this, our Order’s second century, let us remember the admonition of our founder:

“Things of the spirit are what count: brotherhood – in a day when there is too much hatred at home and abroad; cheerfulness – in a day when the pessimists have the floor and cynics are popular; service – in a day when millions are interested in getting or grasping, rather than giving.”

Wachtschu Mawachpo lodge is a relatively young lodge, but we have a rich history of service both within Scouting and without. From region chiefs to ordinary Arrowmen, from grizzled Vigil Honor members to brand-new twelve-year-old Ordeal members, we all should be proud of our lodge and its accomplishments. We hope that this history will both memorialize the lodge’s past and inspire future generations of Arrowmen to reach new heights of cheerful service.

PREFACE Welcome to the revised and updated lodge history of Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge 559! The lodge has spent countless hours researching and updating this history, consulting both national and local records and sources to ensure that it is as accurate as possible. However, some of those sources are incomplete for a variety of reasons, so this history necessarily is incomplete as well. You can help us to make this history as complete as possible. We would like to have any names, dates, anecdotes, or other information that can broaden and enrich our history, because, after all, this is your history. If you have anything that can help the lodge fill in the gaps in our history, please contact the lodge using the contact information on the council or lodge website. Please send updates or missing information to the contact information for the lodge adviser and lodge historian adviser.

NOTE: As Arrowmen and Scouts, we are expected to live up to the high ideals of the Scout Oath and Law and the Obligation of our Order. Accordingly, Arrowmen who are ineligible for membership in the Boy Scouts of America or are listed as ineligible members in the national Order of the Arrow database because of personal conduct or other reasons are not listed in this history.

WESTARK AREA COUNCIL HISTORY

Westark Area Council originally was organized in July 1920. The territory at that time included only the city of Fort Smith and the name of council was “Fort Smith Council”. Early in 1922, the council territory was extended to include the city of Van Buren. The council then became known as the “Fort Smith-Van Buren Council”. The council boundaries remained unchanged for five years until the council re-registered in January 1927. At that time, the council was extended to include all of Crawford and Sebastian Counties, together with that portion of Franklin County south of the Arkansas River. The council’s name remained unchanged. In December 1928, the council took over thirteen additional counties, which included the Counties of Polk, Pope, and Scott and the ten counties that had previously constituted the “Ozark Council” in the northwest part of Arkansas. These additional counties were Benton, Washington, Carroll, Boone, Madison, Newton, Franklin (north half), Johnson, Logan, and Yell. The Council was re-registered in 1929 under the name of the “Northwest Arkansas Council”. This was changed at re-registration time in 1930 to the “Fort Smith Area Council”. Since the time of the Council’s re-registration in 1937, the Council has been known as the “Westark Area Council”. On June 23, 1947, the Council was incorporated in the State of Arkansas as the “Westark Area Council, Inc., Boy Scouts of America”. During the 1950s and 1960s, several changes to the makeup of Westark Area Council occurred. In January 1955 Mena and Polk Counties were transferred to the Caddo Council in Texarkana, Arkansas. For a brief time beginning in 1953, Pope County became a part of Quapaw Area Council before returning to Westark in January 1957. Finally, Fulton County transferred to Eastern Arkansas Area Council on August 1, 1965. The Westark Area Council today consists of the following counties: Baxter, Benton, Boone, Carroll, Crawford, Franklin, Johnson, Logan, Madison, Marion, Newton, Pope, Scott, Searcy, Sebastian, Washington, and Yell. A campaign for the building of a new Boy Scout camp was conducted in 1953 and 1954. Land for the camp was purchased and developed into Camp Orr. Camp Orr has been in use since 1955 and covers approximately 600 acres within the Buffalo National River. Camp Orr is the only Boy Scout camp situated within a national park. Camp Orr features access to the Buffalo River and the Buffalo River Trail. In addition to traditional summer camp activities, Camp Orr also recently developed nearly twenty miles of mountain biking trails within the camp property. The Scout Service Center in Fort Smith was built in 1963. The State Legislature passed a bill on March 1973, permitting the Westark Area Council to purchase 2,842 acres of Booneville Sanatorium land for future camp development. The drive to develop this land began in the fall of 1975 and completed in May 1976. Construction of the camp, now known as Rogers Scout Reservation, started in the spring of 1976 and is home to weekend camping and features Cub Scout-friendly areas and activities.

LODGE HISTORY

FOUNDING OF THE LODGE Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge 559, Lodge of the Mountain Treasure, began in 1963 as the vision of two men: Arthur Anderson and Harry Martens. The driving force behind the founding of the lodge was Arthur Anderson. Anderson was a Vigil Honor member of Manu Lodge 133 prior to moving to Arkansas. He brought his passion for Boy Scouting and the Order of the Arrow with him from Oklahoma to the Ozark Mountains and Camp Orr. Anderson, along with Harry Martens, a Brotherhood member, made Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge a reality. Martens, the first lodge adviser, received the Vigil Honor the year following the founding of the lodge. Anderson and Martens began the new lodge with the guidance of staff adviser Bill Baird.

Because of the multitude of white oak trees found at Camp Orr and in the Ozark Mountains, the new lodge chose the white oak leaf as the lodge totem. The lodge name, Wachtschu Mawachpo, means “Mountain Treasure”. Westark Area Council's mountain treasure is Camp Orr, and on each step of an Arrowman's journey, he is protected by the shade of the mighty white oak. The white oak has long been a symbol of strength and longevity; as such, the totem was wisely chosen.

The first lodge chapters were Butterfield, Northwest, Ozark, and Magazine Mountain. The first Lodge Chief was Don Ford of Fayetteville. The chapters at that time were large for a young lodge. Butterfield Trail had twenty members with Barry Coplin of Fort Smith as chapter chief. Northwest had thirty-six members with Dick Ford as chapter chief. Ozark had twenty-five members and Marshall Smith served as chapter chief. Magazine Mountain had twenty-three members with Don King as its chapter chief. The Northwest chapter soon changed its name to Uark. Later, the chapter changed its name again to Razorback as it is presently known. In 2015, following the division of Razorback district that created Cornerstone and Razorback districts, the lodge decided to do likewise with Razorback Chapter, creating Razorback Chapter and Cornerstone Chapter to match the council’s district makeup. Although Magazine Mountain district was later dissolved by the council, the lodge chose to retain Magazine Mountain as a chapter of its lodge, leaving the number of chapters in the lodge at five.

The first Ordeal was large for a young lodge, with one hundred twenty-two new members inducted. Magazine Mountain had thirty-two candidates, Northwest had thirty-nine, Ozark thirty-three, and Butterfield Trail had twenty-eight. Neighboring Quapaw Lodge 160 conducted the Ordeal ceremony for the new lodge.

REGIONS AND SECTIONS OF THE LODGE Over the years, the lodge has belonged to different regions and sections of the Order of the Arrow. When the lodge was founded in 1963, it became part of Region Five, Section 5a. In 1973 the Boy Scouts of America and the Order of the Arrow reduced the number of regions from twelve to six. The lodge was placed in the South Central Region and in section SC-1a. In 1983, the section was renamed SC-2. In 1988 the lodge was moved to SC-3. In 1993, the Boy Scouts of America and the Order of the Arrow consolidated the six regions into the four that exist currently. The lodge became a member of the new Southern Region and was assigned to section SR-3. In 1996, SR-3 was split, and the lodge became a member of section SR-3b. In 2004, sections SR-3a and SR-3b were merged back into SR-3. In 2008, the region underwent a realignment and SR-3 was renamed SR-8, which is the lodge’s current section assignment.

SECTION OFFICERS Over the years, several Arrowmen from Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge have served as section officers. The following is a list of section officers from Lodge 559.

Tim Osborn – Section Chief Brian Naylor – Section Chief Neal Wise – Section Vice Chief Bryan West – Section Vice Chief, Section Chief Jeffery Squires – Section Secretary Calvin Kunkel – Section Vice Chief, Section Chief Riley Heasley – Section Secretary

NATIONAL OFFICERS With their election to the position of Section Chief, these Arrowmen had the opportunity to run for National office. The lodge has had two national officers.

1976-1978 Tim Osborn – South Central Region Chief 1985-1987 Brian Naylor – South Central Region Chief

NATIONAL AWARDS

CENTURION AWARD The Centurion Award was a one-time recognition associated with the centennial anniversary of the Order of the Arrow that was bestowed upon a few exemplary Arrowmen from each lodge by the national Order of the Arrow committee. It was modeled after a similar program in the BSA’s 100th anniversary celebration, the 2010 National Hall of Leadership. Accordingly, this recognition was an opportunity to highlight lodge development over the last century and the many individuals, both youth and adult, who were instrumental in its success. The honorees should have provided significant contributions to the lodge’s legacy. Furthermore, the honorees will serve as examples of leadership to all Arrowmen who come after them, modeling to others a commitment to cheerful service as the Order of the Arrow enters its second century. Our lodge nominated two Arrowmen: Arthur Anderson and R. Brian Naylor.

ARTHUR ANDERSON (ADULT) Arthur Anderson was the driving force in the founding of Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge 559 in 1963 and served as its Lodge Adviser for seventeen years. He inspired two lodge chiefs, Tim Osborn and R. Brian Naylor, to fulfill their dreams of becoming South Central Region Chiefs. Anderson led numerous contingents to NOAC, providing transportation and encouragement. He inspired young men, bringing out the best in them to achieve great things. In 1976, the lodge earned the E. Urner Goodman Camping Award under his tutelage. Anderson continued to serve the lodge even after he stepped down as lodge adviser until the year he passed away. He was noted for waking up early on induction weekends to personally hand each ordeal candidate their breakfast because he believed it to be his duty to serve others. He practiced our founder’s teaching, "For he who serves his fellows, is of all his fellows greatest." Anderson was one of the greatest of our Order, and his spirit of servant leadership lives on in the lives of the young men he served as they now serve the youth of our lodge.

RICHARD BRIAN NAYLOR (YOUTH) As a youth, Richard Brian Naylor led Wachtschu Mawachpo lodge to unprecedented participation levels resulting in a resurgence in ceremony and dance teams. He was instrumental in the creation of the first Where to go Camping Guide for the lodge and was part of the team that developed the Elangomat and extended Elangomat program for the lodge and section. His legacy as lodge chief inspired those that followed in his footsteps to push themselves in service to the lodge. Naylor went on to hold leadership positions as section chief and South Central region chief. He received the Arrowman of the Year Award and the Founders Award from Wachtschu Mawachpo lodge and was honored in 1988 at the National Order of the Arrow Conference with the Distinguished Service Award for his service as region chief.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD The Distinguished Service Award was created in 1940 to honor those Arrowmen who have rendered distinguished and outstanding service to the Order of the Arrow on a Sectional, Regional, or National basis. The Distinguished Service Award is presented at the National Order of the Arrow Conference, and to date, only around 1,000 awards have been given to youth and adult Arrowmen. Those members of Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge 559 who have been so highly honored to receive the Distinguished Service Award include the following Arrowmen:

1979 Tim Osborn – Fayetteville

1988 Brian Naylor – Fayetteville

2012 Timothy Babb – Ft. Smith

E. URNER GOODMAN CAMPING AWARD The E. Urner Goodman Camping award was established in 1969 as a tribute and testimonial to the Order’s founder. 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 lodges in each region annually.

1976 Lodge Chief: James “Butch” Snow – Ft. Smith Lodge Adviser: Arthur Anderson – Ft. Smith Supreme Chief of the Fire: Cecil Weller – Ft. Smith

2009 Lodge Chief: [ineligible member] Lodge Adviser: Linda Teal – Mountain Home Supreme Chief of the Fire: Bryan Feather – Ft. Smith

LODGE AWARDS

FOUNDER’S AWARD The Founder’s Award is the highest honor that may be given at the lodge level and is a nationally recognized award in the Order of the Arrow. 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 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 Caroll A. Edson. Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge may petition the National Order of the Arrow Committee to present two awards each year, one of which must be presented to a youth member less than twenty- one years of age.

1985 Brian Naylor – youth Arthur Anderson – adult

1986 Brian Huntsman – youth Jerry Bailey – adult

1988 Ronald Messick

1990 William Reynolds, Sr.

1991 Elisha Dillon

1992 Jason Campbell – youth Bryan West – youth Ben Daly – adult James Rand – adult

1993 Timothy Bryniarski – youth Robert McKinney – adult

1994 Sam Trisler – youth Harold Trisler – adult

1995 Shawn Johnson – youth Terry Von Diest – adult

1997 Randall Rantz

1998 Kelsey McKinney – youth William Spillman – adult

1999 G. David Matlock

2001 Russell Jones – youth Alan Anderson – adult

2008 Clay Moore – youth Danny King – adult

2009 Gunnar Klemmer – youth Robert Henry – adult

2010 Caleb Gray

2011 John Kreun – youth Jeff Jones – adult

2012 Zachery Jones – youth Linda Teal – adult

2014 Loren Kitterlin

2015 Jacob Moseley – youth Don Moseley – adult

2016 Calvin Kunkel

2017 Bradley West – youth George E. “Chip” Marrin – adult

2018 Noah Christiansen – youth Everette Long – adult

2019

ARROWMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD The Wachtschu Mawachpo Arrowman of the Year Award is given annually to a youth and adult who most exemplify the Scout Oath and Law and the spirit of cheerful service in their daily lives. The persons selected for this award have demonstrated high standards of leadership and service in the Order of the Arrow.

1985 Brian Naylor – youth Richard Naylor – adult

1986 Brian Huntsman – youth Mike Neal – adult Paul Schemel – youth

1988 Bobby Power – youth

2002 James “Butch” Moore – adult Craig Walker – adult

2005 Patrick Kitterlin – youth

2006 Robert Howard – youth

2007 Jeffrey Perkins – youth Jeff Jones – adult

2008 [ineligible member]

2009 Gunnar Klemmer – youth Bruce Enz – adult

2010 John Kreun – youth Calvin Kunkel – youth

2011 Jonathan Moseley – youth Samuel Kreun – adult

2012 Stanley Gately

2014 Christopher Welch – youth Thale Keisling – adult

2015 Paul Mickey – youth Grant DuCote – adult

2016 Riley Heasley – youth Everette Long – adult

2017 Ethan Adams – youth Don Moseley – adult Kevin Overholt – adult

2018

Wes Wagar – youth Todd Anderson – adult

2019

JAMES E. WEST FELLOWSHIP Each year, the Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge honors its most active or deserving members with a James E. West Fellowship award by contributing to Westark Area Council’s endowment fund in that Arrowman’s name.

1994 Elisha Dillon William Reynolds, Sr.

1996 Arthur Anderson Sam Trisler

1997 Kelsey McKinney Robert McKinney

1998 Adam Brown

2000 Kevin Alexander Betty Reynolds

2001 Andrew Beal William Spillman

2003 James Beal W. Turner Beal

2004 Jeffrey Squires

2005 James “Butch” Moore

2014 Samuel Kreun

2015 George Edward Marrin

2016 Mike Boness

2017 Anna Kunkel

2018 Bryan Huntsman

THE BOWSTRING SOCIETY The Bowstring Society is an honorary organization whose purpose is to recognize outstanding ceremony team members who have given distinguished service to the lodge in inductions and ceremonies. The Bowstring Society is an element of the Lodge’s inductions and ceremonies development program and it also serves as a resource pool of knowledgeable ceremonialists who would play a role in coaching and developing future ceremonial teams.

2001 Jeffrey Squires – youth William Spillman – adult

2002 William Reynolds, Jr. – youth Joshua Teal – youth Betty Reynolds – adult Linda Teal – adult

2003 James “Butch” Moore – adult

2006 George Hill – youth Christopher Howard – youth

2007 Nicholas Bailey – youth Andrew Blackmon – youth James Kelley – youth Jacob Hammon – youth Everette Long – adult

2008 Spencer Colling – youth Gary Hicks – adult Kevin Williams – youth Ragena Moore – adult

2009 Zachary Jones – youth Gunnar Klemmer – youth Christopher Williams – youth Joe Atkinson, Jr. – adult

2010 Hunter Gately – youth John Kreun – youth Calvin Kunkel – youth Stanley Gately – adult Jeffrey Jones – adult David Vining – adult

2011 Ryan Bishop – youth John Daniels – youth Christopher Seritt, Jr. – youth Christopher Seritt, Sr. – adult

2012 Jacob Moseley – youth Jonathan Moseley – youth Jasper Seritt – youth Don Moseley – adult

2013 Kristopher Baker – youth Jacob Varner – youth George “Chip” Marin – adult

2014 Chase Garrison – youth Benjamin Keisling – youth Timothy Kepliger – youth Alex Marrin – youth Tommy Pitts – youth William Taylor – youth

2016 Ethan Adams – youth Riley Heasley – youth Benjamin Mitchell – youth Michael Pitts – youth Christopher Welch – youth Grant DuCote – adult

2017 Noah Christiansen – youth Chris DuCote – youth Daniel Huntsman – youth Nicolas Kugler – youth Caleb Light – youth Wes Wagar – youth

2018 Seth Anderson – youth Brayden Burnett – youth Ezra Haddock – youth Matthew Maruri – youth Matthew Pyle – youth Tsunemi Yamashita – adult

LODGE LEADERSHIP

LODGE CHIEFS From the founding of the lodge in 1963 until 2015, lodge officers served terms that ran for the calendar year. On September 4, 2015, the Lodge Executive Committee changed Article VI, Section C of the Lodge Rules. This change set lodge officer terms to run from September 1 to August 31, which mirrored the school year and lessened the likelihood of uncompleted officer terms. Noah Christiansen of Fayetteville, after serving as lodge chief in 2015 under the old calendar year format, then served as the first lodge chief under the new September-August officer term.

1964 Don Ford – Harrison – Ozark 1965 Don King – Clarksville – Magazine Mountain 1966 Charles Thorn – Fayetteville – Razorback 1967 Ronnie Workman – Fayetteville – Razorback 1968 Selby Watson – Fayetteville – Razorback 1969 Selby Watson – Fayetteville – Razorback Wally Sherrey – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1970 Mark Anderson – Fayetteville – Razorback 1971 Mark Anderson – Fayetteville – Razorback 1972 Greg Paulsen – Springdale – Razorback 1973 Bill Napier – Fayetteville – Razorback 1974 Grady Core – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1975 Tim Osborn – Fayetteville – Razorback 1976 Butch Snow – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1977 Flint Davidson – Russellville – Magazine Mountain 1978 Brian Morgan – Fayetteville – Razorback 1979 Royce Henchel – Dover – Magazine Mountain

1980 Steve Lewis – Springdale – Razorback 1981 Ed Schemel – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1982 Stan Smith – Springdale – Razorback 1983 Allan Patterson – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1984 Jeff Jones – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1985 Brian Naylor – Fayetteville – Razorback 1986 Bryan Huntsman – Gravette – Razorback 1987 Kevin Power – Bentonville – Razorback 1988 Derek Smith – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1989 Neal Wise – Clarksville – Magazine Mountain 1990 Jason Campbell 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Sam Trisler – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1996 Timothy Babb – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 1997 1998 1999 Kelsey McKinney – Russellville – Magazine Mountain 2000 Turner Beal – Centerton – Razorback 2001 Jamie Ragsdale – Dover – Magazine Mountain 2002 Turner Beal – Centerton – Razorback

2003 Richard Gunselman – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 2004 Richard Gunselman – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 2005 Andrew Winstead – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 2006 Patrick Kitterlin – Bentonville – Razorback 2007 Clay Moore – Russellville – Magazine Mountain 2010 Gunnar Klemmer – Russellville – Magazine Mountain 2011 Gunnar Klemmer – Russellville – Magazine Mountain 2012 Calvin Kunkel – Danville – Magazine Mountain 2013 Jacob Varner – Fort Smith – Butterfield Trail 2015 Noah Christiansen – Fayetteville – Razorback 2015-2016 Noah Christiansen – Fayetteville – Razorback 2016-2017 Bradley West – Elkins – Razorback 2017-2018 Riley Heasley – Little Flock – Cornerstone 2018-2019 Caleb Light – Bentonville – Cornerstone

LODGE ADVISERS

1963-1965 Harry A. Martens 1965-1985 Arthur R. Anderson 1985-1986 Richard Naylor 1986 Dave Galloway 1987-1990 Bill Reynolds -1999 Robert McKinney 2000-2001 Ron Lee Mabry 2002-2003 William Charles Spillman 2004-2008 Loren Frank Kitterlin 2008-2012 Linda N. Teal 2012-2018 Everette J. Long II 2018- Paul R. Prothero

VIGIL HONOR MEMBERS of LODGE 559

Date Vigil Name Vigil Name Inducted Name (Lenni Lenape) (English)

6/27/64 William Baird Natoochton Inquiring One 6/27/64 Donald Ford Aschowin Swimmer 6/27/64 Harry Martens Atschimolsin Counselor

6/11/66 James L. Anderson Wischiki Busy One 6/11/66 Jerry T. Bailey Gischhatteu One Who is Ready 6/11/66 Don King Apendamen One Who Enjoys 6/11/66 Charles T. Thorn Wilawi Valuable One

6/3/67 William Dill Nuwingi Willing One 6/3/67 Bobby Largent Kichkinet Guide 6/3/67 Arthur Spooner, Jr. Anatschiton One Who Cares 6/3/67 Jim Stricklen Mechmauwekenk Camper 6/3/67 Selby Watson Awullsu Good One

7/13/68 Terry Box Kiamhattenamin One of Calm Mind 7/13/68 Clewis Clark Tgauchsin Friendly One 7/13/68 Edward Jones Witatschimolsen Adviser 7/13/68 Ronnie Kear Lilchpin Diligent One 7/13/68 Phil Stricklen Wulalogewagan One Who Does Good Works

5/10/69 Charley Barlow Ahoatam Esteemed One 5/10/69 I.T. Beach Leke He Who is True 5/10/69 Eddie Nicholson Pakantschiechen Accomplished One 5/10/69 Wally Scherrey Witscheman Helpful One

6/5/70 Mark Anderson Gattopuin Hungry One 6/5/70 Keith Baker Lachauweleman He Who is Concerned 6/5/70 Joe Clay Machelensin High-Minded One 6/5/70 Toll Cogan Wowoatam Skillful One 6/5/70 Edwin Ferguson Nagatamen Reliable One

6/5/70 Noland Stewart Wunita One Who Knows How 6/5/70 Guy Wilkerson Wulamallessi Happy One

5/7/71 Tom Cook Tschitanissowagan Capable One 5/7/71 Frank Lewis Machelemuxit Honored One 5/7/71 Greg Paulsen Lachauweleman He Who is Concerned 6/7/71 Gordon Place Sakquelendamen The Troubled One 5/7/71 Scott Weston Kittlelendamwagan Earnest One

6/3/72 James Hampton Gischhattau One Who is Ready 6/3/72 Casey Hansen Lennotit Little Man 6/3/72 Mike Hardy Tschitanissowagan Capable One 6/3/72 Bill Napier Tschitanitehen Persevering One 6/3/72 Curt Rom Nageuchsowagan Trustworthy One 6/3/72 Burl White Nagatamen Reliable One

4/13/73 Henry Bradley, III Wannessin Forgetful One 4/13/73 Douglas Gifford Gentgeen Dancer 4/13/73 Robert Guisinger Wilawi Valuable One 4/13/73 Greg Martin Awullsu Pretty One 4/13/73 Raymond Sayers Meechgalhukquot Redheaded One 4/13/73 Lee Sharp Witscheman Helpful One 4/13/73 Robert Stella Apendamen One Who Enjoys 4/13/73 Tony Ward Elangomat Friend

4/26/74 Melvin Binam Witatschimolsen Adviser 4/26/74 Grady Core Wischixin Sakima Active Chief 4/26/74 Art Eble * Helpful One 4/26/74 Tim Osborn Wachtschu Lenno Mountain Man

6/21/75 Martin Cruce Gischitehen Determined One 6/21/75 Ronnie Messick Wulihan He Who Does Good for Others 6/21/75 James Rand Witatschimolsen Adviser 6/21/75 Butch Snow Mawachpo Collector 6/21/75 Graham Williams, IV Nuwingi Willing One

5/8/76 Steve Jenkins Gentgeen Dancer 5/8/76 Keith Johnson Achpamsin Hiker 5/8/76 Willard Jones Gischihan One Who Creates with Hands 5/8/76 William Pat Neely Lachauweleman He Who is Concerned 5/8/76 Joel Rand Klamachpin Quiet One 5/8/76 James Snow Tschitanissowagan Capable One 5/8/76 Gallen Stokes Takachsin Leader

5/13/77 Flint Davidson Lekhiket Writer 5/13/77 Harold Garrison Wulantowagan He Who Has Spirits 5/13/77 Lawson Hembree Allogagan He Who Serves 5/13/77 John Hoff Wulihan He Who Does Good for Others 5/13/77 Kenneth Riley Wulamoc He Who Speaks Truly 5/13/77 Win Sutherland Gischenaxin He Who is Prepared 5/13/77 Richard Udouj Achtschinkhalan One Who Persuades

6/2/78 Spencer Albright Takachsin Leader 6/2/78 Russell Canatser Achowalogen Hard Worker 6/2/78 Bob Gillson Natachtu Wood Gatherer 6/2/78 Bill Glass Lekhiket Secretary 6/2/78 Daniel Maner Nosogamen Follower 6/2/78 Brian Morgan Kschihillen He Who Goes Swiftly 6/2/78 Mike Nabors Anatschiton One Who Cares 6/2/78 Tom Scherrey Tschitgussin Silent One

4/21/79 George Cabaniss Ktemaque Beaver 4/21/79 Mike Cox Lekhiket Secretary 4/21/79 Dallas Hutchins Nuwingi Willing One 4/21/79 Frank Jackson Achowalogen Hard Worker 4/21/79 Robert Kepesky Wischiki Busy One 4/21/79 David Matlock Eluwilissit Gracious One 4/21/79 Monty Watts Alappiechsin Fast Talker 4/21/79 Eddie Weller Takachsin Leader

5/31/80 Alan Anderson Tgauchsin Friendly One 5/31/80 James Brown, Jr. Wulalogewagan One Who Does Good Work 5/31/80 John Harvey Clark Witatschimolsen Adviser 5/31/80 John Corley Tschikenum Turkey 5/31/80 Drew Jackson Leke He Who is True 5/31/80 Steve Lewis Anatschiton One Who Cares 5/31/80 Robert Kelly Norris Kichkinet Guide

1982 Orrin Corwin, III * 6/5/82 Rodney Hughes Tschitanitehen Persevering One 1982 Martin Payne * 1982 Bruce Phillips * 1982 Stanley Smith * 1982 William Tillman *

6/2/84 Bryan Huntsman Tatchen Wachtschu Little Mountain 6/2/84 Jeffrey Jones Wischiki Busy One 6/2/84 Richard Brian Naylor Achgumhok Gentgeen Cloud Dancer 6/2/84 Chris Phillips * 6/2/84 James Stevens * 6/2/84 Stan Vladimar, Sr. Zelozelos Cricket

6/7/85 Don Burrows Lametsinman Old Grey Fox 6/7/85 Robert Cooper Netopalis Young Warrior 6/7/85 Ed Dillion Weuchsowagan One Who Has Knowledge 6/7/85 James Shackelford Wischalowe Elauwit Rattlesnake Hunter 6/7/85 Johnny Shackelford Tgauchsu Moskimus Mild Rabbit 6/7/85 Tracy Sisco Nuwingi Willing One 6/7/85 Andrew Sweet Achgameu Sisilija Wide Buffalo

6/8/86 Justin Cripps Meechgalanne Chesimus Younger Brother of the Hawk 6/8/86 S. Dale DuCote Allowelendam One Who Is Highly Esteemed 6/8/86 Bobby Power Tuhunasin Nimat Brother Who Beats the Drum 6/8/86 Kevin Power * Talrka Marhken Red Crane

6/8/86 David Richardson Gischileu He Who Has Proven True 6/8/86 Duane Sherman Wilawi Valuable One 6/8/86 Harold Sherman Memhallamund Trader

6/7/87 Barry Burns Clamhattenmoagan Square Trader 6/7/87 Bill Daly Natoochton Anicus Inquiring Squirrel with Bushy Tail 6/7/87 Lance Faddis Achsin Netopalis Stone Warrior 6/7/87 Tracy Green * Flaming Snake 6/7/87 Vince Hawley Meechgalanne Netopalis Hawk Warrior 6/7/87 Scott McClure * Faithful Traveler of the Long Road 6/7/87 Paul Schemel Lilchpin Elachtoniket Lippoe Diligent Seeker of Wisdom

6/10/89 Earl Betts Menochet Confident Silent Walker 6/10/89 Jason Campbell Lilchpin Lekhiket Diligent Secretary 6/10/89 Bob Henry Gischitehen Hard Worker 6/10/89 Bart Hudspeth Sakima Achsin Allquepi Chief with Heavy Bonnet 6/10/89 Kelly Kirkwood Wulamallessin Anicus Happy Squirrel 6/10/89 Mike Neal * He Who Makes Great Treasures 6/10/89 Brian Robbins Lauchsoheen Perplexed Crow on Blue Pony 6/10/89 Derek Smith * Secretarial Warrior Who Endures Pain

6/12/89 Mike Adams Mechmauwikenk Wikhetschik Camp Builder 6/12/89 Ben Daly Awullsi Hamuwi Big Talker 6/12/89 Gerald Farve Achgamen Takachsin Pilawetit Wide Leader of Thin Boys 6/12/89 Russell Faupel Elgixin Wannessin Worthy One Who Forgets 6/12/89 Jesse French * Cricket on the Bank 6/12/89 Dave Galloway Gischitehen Tschita Determined One Who Nessoagan Has Authority 6/12/89 Tim McGee Klamachpin Quiet One 6/12/89 Ricky Sears * Black Fox Who Fights 6/12/89 Kenny Teaster Wingolauchsik Nimat Cheerful Brother 6/12/89 Neal Wise Glakelendam Takachsin Awann Excited Leader in a Fog

6/9/90 Bill Bracken Machtagen Singing Owl

6/9/90 Tim Bryniarski Klamachpin Sisilija Quiet Bison 6/9/90 Tim Goss * Stubborn Crow in Old Oak Tree 6/9/90 Mark Power * Quiet Dancing Chipmunk 6/9/90 James Robert Stewart * Dream Walker 6/9/90 Jim White * Proud Woodcock 6/9/90 Bryan Wilhelm Tgauchsin Rabbit Along the Bank

6/10/91 Kevin Alexander * Active One Who Cares 6/10/91 Jon Doshier Achtschinkhalan One Who Persuades 6/10/91 David B. Fisher * Traveler Who has Good Spirits 6/10/91 Bob McKinney Amangi Machque Witschindin Big Bear Who Assists 6/10/91 Ryan Moore * Calm Minded Dancer Big Heart 6/10/91 Charles Pruitt Anatschiton Woapalanne Welawematpanni Caring Eagle Who Aids 6/10/91 Eric Wagner * Runner Afoot Who Agrees 6/10/91 Bryan West Meechgalanne Tschitanessogan Red Hawk Who has Authority

6/4/92 Trip Applegate Machque Anatschiton Bear Who Cares 6/4/92 Alex Campbell Espan Wulamoc Raccoon Who Speaks Truly 6/4/92 Gary Campbell Tschitanissowagan Capable One 6/4/92 David Fisher Tsquall Wulihan Frog Who Does Good for Others 6/4/92 Clay Hudspeth Ahowoapewi He Who has Endurance 6/4/92 Shawn Johnson Tachpachiwi Zelozelos Modest Cricket 6/4/92 Nathan Norman Woapti Gihilleu Pale One Who Assists 6/4/92 Jack Stiffler Nuwingi Kitemaque Pemsit Willing Beaver Who Walks

9/28/93 Allen Antrim Wulalogewagan One Who Does Good Work 9/28/93 Jerry Brock, Jr. Klamachpin Quiet One 9/28/93 Jerry Brock, Sr. Pischk Night Hawk 9/28/93 John Easterly Nowkus Tschitanessoagen Grey Fox Who has Authority 9/28/93 Edward Little Allohakasin Trainer 9/28/93 Thomas McGlynn Apatschin Allogagan One Who Comes Back to Serve 9/28/93 Matthew Spain Gilkissin Gawi Laughing Groundhog 9/28/93 Michael Srader Pischk Nuwingi Nighthawk Who is Willing

9/28/93 Barbara Williams Tschitanitehen Persevering One

9/27/94 Ryan Buchanan Lippoe Memhallmund Wise One Who Trades 9/27/94 Patrick Campbell Wischiki Gokhos Busy Owl 9/27/94 Douglas Fowler Langundowi Peaceful One 9/27/94 Brian Kick Nagehchsowagan One Who has Confidence 9/27/94 Joshua Shearer Langundowi Peaceful One 9/27/94 Harold Trisler Alhtateuny Sisilija Windy Buffalo 9/27/94 Sam Trisler Malhkeu Sisilija Red Buffalo 9/27/94 John Wilson Tschitanitehen One Who Perseveres

8/24/95 Timothy Babb Tschitanek Tindeuchen Fast Firemaker 8/24/95 Samuel Baker Aschowin Gawi Swimming Badger 8/24/95 David Brown Netopalis Allogagan Warrior Who Serves 8/24/95 Mary Fisher Achgeketum Nechochwen Teacher Who Walks with Sisilijia the Buffalo 8/24/95 Richard Goodell Gilkissin Achgeketum Teacher Who Laughs 8/24/95 Dustin Harmon Papesu Patient One 8/24/95 Sid Lakin Lippoe Elauwit Experienced Hunter 8/24/95 Linda Smith Gokhotit Wulantowagan Little Owl Who has Good Spirits 8/24/95 Gary Stiffler Achewon Wilawilihan Strong One Who is Generous 8/24/95 Scott Weber Gischitehen Determined One

5/24/96 John Goodell Gentgeen Gilkissin Dancer Laughing One 5/24/96 Kevin Palmer Clamhattenmoagan Takachsin Steady Leader 5/24/96 David Purser Gischitehen Sasappis Determined Firefly 5/24/96 Randall Rantz Gilkissin Achsin Laughing Rock 5/24/96 Bob Stevenson Schiwapew Woakus Blue Fox 5/24/96 Curt Von Diest Lauchsoheen Amocholes Happy Little Canoe

5/28/97 Adam Brown Nechochwen Langundowi Peaceful Walker 5/28/97 Bryan Feemster Wulamoc One Who Speaks Truly 5/28/97 Chris Hill Laktschehellan Wachtschu One Who Jumps Mountains

5/28/97 Miles Johnson Allogagan Nehellatank Servant of the Lord 5/28/97 Jeffrey Kick Anatschihuwewagan Cautious One 5/28/97 Ron Mabry Wapsu Awehhelleu Witscheman White Bird Who Helps 5/28/97 Kelsey McKinney Nageuchowagan Wipunquoak Confident Oak 5/28/97 Wayne Pope Gishhatteu Allogagan One Who is Ready to Serve 5/28/97 Kevin Taylor Alachimoagan Gentgeen Restless Dancer 5/28/97 Robert Trail Lauchsoheen Machque Happy Bear

5/19/98 Toney Antrim Nachgohuman Giskhaquen Singing Woodcutter 5/19/98 Andy Beal Atschimolehan Linchen One Who Relates to the Wind 5/19/98 Phillip Brown Allouchsit Woapalanne Mighty Eagle 5/19/98 Allan Cunningham Tindeuchen Firemaker 5/19/98 Paul Higginbotham Wischixin Active One 5/19/98 Steve Kick Gihim One Who Encourages 5/19/98 John Newton Wulilalweman Winginamen One Who Comforts and Delights 5/19/98 Shawn Settle Papenauwelendam One Who Gets Attention 5/19/98 William Spillman Wilawilihan Generous One 5/19/98 Stan Vlademar, Jr. Gegehuntschik Chosen One 5/19/98 Carl Walker Mawachpo Collector

5/24/99 Justin Austin Tschitgussin Wulalogewagan Silent Worker 5/24/99 James Baker Alachimuin Wulamoewaganit Resting Truthful One 5/24/99 James Beal Wapantpeu Ienno Machque Gray-Headed Bear 5/24/99 Bronwyn Brown Menantschiwon Left-Handed One 5/24/99 Jessie Cole Lenno Achowelendam Man with Many Thoughts 5/24/99 Joe Davis Sikwa Utsetsiti Shielded Possum 5/24/99 Scott Feemster Tschitanitehen Persevering One 5/24/99 Sonny Green Wewingtonheet Talker 5/24/99 Jonathan Janacek Wulalogewagan Tulpe Working Turtle 5/24/99 Fae Kerkara Ganschelalogan One Who Does Great Wonders 5/24/99 Spencer Marsh Wdee Pohonasin One Whose Heart Beats with Drum 5/24/99 Todd Martin Wewingtonheet One Who is a Babbler 5/24/99 Emil Morton Achowalogen Pohonasin Hardworking Drum Beater 5/24/99 Steven Phillips Ganschelalogen One Who Wonders

5/24/99 Jamie Ragsdale Gilkissin Allogagan Laughing Servant 5/24/99 Randy Rantz, Jr. Wulihan One Who Does Good for Others 5/24/99 Cheryl Settle Wingolauchsik Ktemaque Cheerful Beaver 5/24/99 David Smith Woapalanne Eagle

5/23/00 Turner Beal Wiechcheu Wulaptonen Wolf Who Speaks Favorably 5/23/00 Zach Hiatt Luppoewagan Witty One 5/23/00 Russell Jones Nageuchwagan Nihillatchi Confident One Who is His Own Man 5/23/00 Bret Matherly Witatschimolsen Wetochwink Adviser and Father 5/23/00 Jim Ragsdale Oleleu Mantowagan Bullfrog Who has Spiritual Power 5/23/00 Ryan Settle Tschitgussin Ganschapuchk Silent Boulder 5/23/00 Harry Smith Wschimuin One Who Flies 5/23/00 Mike Travis Woaphokquawon Pohonasin Gray-Haired Drum Beater

5/3/01 Jesse Baker Achgiiki Achpoques Jesting Mouth 5/3/01 John Baker Allogagan Nehellatank Servant of the Lord 5/3/01 Andy Darling Ehalluchsit Anicus Mighty and Powerful Chipmunk 5/3/01 Boyd Darling Nagatamen One Who Can Be Trusted 5/3/01 Danny King Tgauchsin Allogagan Friendly One Who Serves 5/3/01 Bryan Oliver Witscheman Helpful One

8/22/02 Patricia Anderson Meechgalhukquot Wulihan Redheaded One Who Does Good 8/22/02 Jim Boksa Kikape Machque Bachelor Bear 8/22/02 Preston Burgess Wunita One Who Knows How 8/22/02 Annette Darling Meechgalhukquot Redheaded One Who Tschitanessoagen Has Authority 8/22/02 Alan Gunselman Witscheman Anowoapewi Helpful One Who Has Endurance 8/22/02 Richard Gunselman Alappiechsin Amangiechsin Fast Talker Loud Speaker Lekhiket Secretary 8/22/02 Nick Hiatt Chesimus Wdee Younger Brother Heart 8/22/02 John Kopek Chesimus Linchen Younger Brother of the Wind 8/22/02 Lee Ann Kopek Gischihan One Who Creates with Hands 8/22/02 Ted Landberg Klakaptonaganall Amusing One 8/22/02 William Raynolds, Jr. Lauchsoheen Wdee Happy Heart 8/22/02 Betty Reynolds Wulalogewagan One Who Does Good Work

8/22/02 Carl Russell Kschitten Nitis Warm Friend 8/22/02 Frank Scopa Achewon Witschieman Wipunquoak Strong Helpful Oak 8/22/02 Tracy Lee Voyles Nimat Gawi Brother Badger 8/22/02 Travis Whisenhunt Atenkpatton Meechgalanne Nuwingi Firehawk Who is Willing

11/17/03 Donnie Green Nimat Gokhos Leke Brother Owl Who is True 11/17/03 Jonathan Reeves Tschitgussin Klampeechen Silent Still Water 11/17/03 Joshua Reeves Tschitgussin Aschowin Silent Swimmer 11/17/03 Jefferey Squires Meteu Mantowagan Healer Who Has Spiritual Power 11/17/03 Joshua Teal Wulantowagan One Who Has Good Spirits 11/17/03 Trenton Voyles Tschitgussin Allogagan Silent One Who Serves 11/17/03 Joe Ware, Sr. Woaphokquawon Wdallowelemuwi Gray-Haired Excellent One

11/7/04 Brian Adams Ktemaque Wulalogewagan Beaver Who Does Good Work 11/7/04 Christopher Dufford Amandamuwi Allogagan Sensitive One Who Serves 11/7/04 Butch Moore Wulamallessin Gischileu Happy One Who Has Proven True 11/7/04 Joseph Pierce Wuliham He Who Does Good for Others 11/7/04 Linda Teal Klamachpin Allogogan Quiet One Who Serves 11/7/04 Phillip Riley White Klakaptonaganall Achsin Aschowin Amusing Rock Swimmer 11/7/04 Jonathan Wright Achpamsin Weuchsowagan Hiker Who Has Knowledge 11/7/04 Joshua Wright Meteu Wuliechsil Medicine Man Who Speaks Plainly 11/7/04 Philip Wright Moschakantpen Bald One Walaptonaelchukquomk Who Advocates Our Cause

2/27/06 Allen Chastain Tschianitehen One Who Perseveres 2/27/06 Mark Fimpel Wulalogewagan One Who Does Good Work 2/27/06 Patrick Kitterlin Genachgihat Achowalogen Overseer of Hard Workers 2/27/06 Clay Moore Tetanktitit Tgauchsin Little One Who Is Good-Natured 2/27/06 Carroll Satterfield Witscheman Epit Helpful One Who Is There 2/27/06 Andrew Winstead Gentgeen Takachsin Dancer Who Leads

11/4/06 Joe Atkinson, Jr. Actschinkhalan Wilano Persuasive Tongue 11/4/06 Zachary Barrett Tgaschsin Wulalogewagan Friendly One Who Does Good Work

11/4/06 Christopher Howard Allouchsit Lachauweleman Strong One Who Cares 11/4/06 David Vining Witatschimolsen Achewon Advisor of Strong Ones

5/26/07 Caleb Gray Klamachpin Wulalogewagan Quiet One Who Does Good Work 5/26/07 Colby Hammon Wulelendam Joyful One 5/26/07 George Grant Hill Achewon Epit Spiritual One Who Is There 5/26/07 Everette J. Long, II Elgixin Sisilija Achowalogen Worthy Buffalo Who Works Hard 5/26/07 Ragena Moore Lippoe Nagatamen Wise One Who Can Be Trusted 5/26/07 Robert Gary Smith Nutiket Wachtschu Mawachpo Guardian of Mountain Treasure

6/1/08 Andrew Blackmon Tgauchsu Mikemossit Friendly Laborer 6/1/08 Spencer Colling Wewingtonheet Wulamallessohalowed Talker Who Makes One Happy 6/1/08 John Winstead Woapalanne Allogagan Nehellatank Eagle Servant of the Lord

5/31/09 Nicholas Bailey Tangitehewi Takachsin Modest Leader 5/31/09 John Curtis Gray Lippoe Wipunxit Sisilija Wise Gray Buffalo 5/31/09 Gary Lynn Hicks Achewon Netopolis Strong Warrior Achgeketum Who Provides Guidance 5/31/09 Joseph Ralph Smith Lippoe Gentgeen Gischihan Wise Dancer Craftsman 5/31/09 Jonathan Willetts Welilissit Achgeketum Pious Teacher

5/30/10 Tommy Crosby Nitis Sachoaguntin Ekhokiike Friend Who Leads to the End of the World 5/30/10 Zachery Jones Gentgeen Amochoi Tpoquik Dancer Who Canoes by Night 5/30/10 Gunnar Klemmer Sachgagunummen Achwangundowi To Lead Very Peacefully 5/30/10 George Marrin Muchigischunemin Sisilija Reverent Buffalo 5/30/10 Walter Swearingen Kikeyjumhet Achgegim Wuskelenape Elder Chief Who Instructs Youth

5/29/11 Michael Benefield Lepweinu Achgeketum Wise Teacher 5/29/11 Carisa Breedlove Nuwingi Allogagon Willing One Who Serves 5/29/11 John Daniels Amangi Langundowi Big Peaceful One 5/29/11 Jacob Ferguson Ksinelendam Ktemaque Carefree Beaver 5/29/11 Hunter Gately Awessis Komelendam Beast Free from Trouble or Care

5/29/11 Stanley Gately Meteu Sachgachtoon Sisinghos Doctor Who Cooks with Iron Pot 5/29/11 John Kreun Allogagan Elangomellan Servant and Friend Teta Peyat Wherever He Goes

5/12/12 Calvin Kunkel Meechgalhukquot Sakima Allogagan Redheaded Chief Who Serves 5/12/12 Christopher Seritt, Jr. Tangitehewi Wojauwe Wulamoc Humble Chief Who Speaks Truly 5/12/12 Keith Alan Klemmer Awessis Tekenink Beast in the Woods 5/12/12 Sam Kreun Genachgihat Walheu Overseer Who is Digging a Hole

4/13/13 Kristopher Baker Pegi Wulapensowagan Unexpected Blessing 4/13/13 Jacob Moseley Wulelendamuwi Tenktitit Lenape Joyful Little Indian 4/13/13 Jonathan Moseley Sachgagunummen Elitehat To Lead as He Thinks 4/13/13 Anna Jo Kunkel Langundowi Memhauamuno Peaceful Trader 4/13/13 Christopher Seritt, Sr. Tgauchsin Lepoatschik Machque Kind Wise Bear

5/10/14 Catherine Bennett Sachgachtoon Ganschalogan To Cook Great Wonders 5/10/14 Benjamen Keisling Kanchixen Kanshilesu Hidden Power 5/10/14 Thale Keisling Tschitani Allogagan Strong Servant 5/10/14 Timothy Keplinger Wullmallessuwi Sakima Happy Chief 5/10/14 Jasper Seritt Netopalis Wulilissu Warrior of Good Heart 5/10/14 Jacob Varner Winkalit Nimahtestuk Friend My Brothers 5/10/14 Christopher Welch Weitehasu Ilaonetu Driven Spirit 5/10/14 Billy Williams Wuhhala Wachtschu Mawachpo To Protect Mountain Treasure

5/9/15 Noah Christiansen Tschitqui Wulalooewagan Silent Worker 5/9/15 Robert Christiansen Genachgilhat Gock Manager of Money 5/9/15 Chase Garrison Nimat Epit Brother Who is There 5/9/15 Alex Marrin Gluxu Sanquen Laughing Weasel 5/9/15 Benjamin Mitchell Auchsu Kpitscheu Topalowilenno Wild and Crazy Warrior 5/9/15 William Taylor Eluwilissit Miltin Wulelendamoagan Gracious One Who Gives Joy

5/14/16 Chris DuCote Ahoweli Wschimuin Willful Runner 5/14/16 Grant DuCote Wowoatam Achgeketum Skillful Teacher 5/14/16 Dwight Heasley Wachtschu Pemsit Mountain Walker 5/14/16 Carder Ferguson Machelemuwi Netopalis Honorable Warrior 5/14/16 Derek Ford Tschitgussin Gentgeen Silent Dancer 5/14/16 Tommy Pitts Achigiguwen Meteu Lively Medicine Man

4/8/17 Ethan Adams Neka Auwen He Who Plays Papabin Achipiquon Musical Instruments 4/8/17 Riley Heasly Netami Sakima First Chief 4/8/17 Daniel Huntsman Wulatenamuwi Memsochet Happy Traveler 4/8/17 Paul Mickey Welltehat Alukakan Kind-Hearted Servant 4/8/17 Michael Pitts Tuney Chesimus Bearded Younger Brother 4/8/17 Bradley West Nutiket Mawachpo Guard of the Treasure

4/7/18 Nicolas Kugler Nutiket Names Guardian of the Fish 4/7/18 Marc Lawson Lilchpin Witscheman Willing Helpful One 4/718 Matthew Maruri Tschitaneti Kweti Strong One 4/7/18 Mark Prothero Ehahpikwes Amangi Kenchimokan One Who Plays a Big Horn 4/7/18 Travis Wagar Wulelendamuni Achgketum Joyful Teacher 4/4/18 Tsunemi Yamashita Nageuchsowagan Chans Trustworthy Elder Brother

4/7/19 Seth Anderson Ktschillachton Speaker of the Truth 4/7/19 Todd Anderson Allogogan Gachpallan Servant Lifesaver 4/7/19 Brayden Burnett Tschitqui Metschitschankmeans Quiet Spirit 4/7/19 Daniel Byars Wetupalit Ok Ehames Hunter and Fisherman 4/7/19 Caleb Light Gunaquot Achowalogan Sakima Tall Happy Chief 4/7/19 Kevin Overholt, Sr. Wingolauchsik Sachgachtoon Nuwingi Cheerful Cook Who is Willing 4/7/19 Wes Wagar Wulelendamuni Takachsin Joyful Leader

Note: those members denoted with an asterisk ( * ) have missing information that is unavailable from national or local sources. If you have information about these members, please contact the lodge advisor and the lodge historian associate advisor using the contact information located on the lodge or council website.

NOTE: Vigil Honor members of the Order of the Arrow are expected to live up to the high ideals of the Scout Oath and Law and the Obligation of the Order. Accordingly, Vigil Honor members who are ineligible for membership in the Boy Scouts of America or are listed as ineligible members in the national Order of the Arrow database because of personal conduct or other reasons are not listed in the roll of Vigil Honor members of Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge.