https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bed8fcbc50118799c9e05d8830ce9bf0.pdf 0771d09a62cfc76fb17bbb4f4062b025 PDF Text Text WWW40 6 arrow ne;s for arrow men " Ch1ckas~h Thunderbird . ··~,,. . wWw chickasaw council, bsa. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXIV NO. 2 1983 National CHICKASAH LODGE #406 APRIL-JUNE 1983 Order Of The Arrow Conference A great opportunity for all Arrowrnen will be available this summer. The 1983 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held August 15-19 at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersy. For those who have never attended a conference, it is a tremendous week of fantastic training, great Indian & Lodge competition, and superb fellowship. This will be the last confer~ :nee for three years. At NOAC you ._..will be able to meet Scouts from all over the United States from Alaska to Florida. One of the best aspect~ of the confer~nce is the chance to exchange ideas with folks and bring back some neat ideas that can make our lodge better. The cost for the conference is $160. This includes room & board, and all conference materials. The trip to the conference will afford some great opportunitie s to see some special sights. Arrowrnen will be able to visit Treasure Island Scout Camp, where the Order was founded, and see a re-enactment of the first Ordeal Ceremony. New York and all of its sights are only a small side trek from the conference site. The bottom line on the national conference is that its FUN! Register today at the Scout Office. For further information contact Pat Marshall (323-8775) or Mr. Jim Laycook (523-1418 [W] /362-3241 [H]). Summer Ordeal at Kia Kima The Summer Ordeal will be held at Kia Kima Scout Reservation June 10-12. This is always a very i~portant project for the Chickasah Lodge. We will be getting Camp ready for the summer camping season. We need to have as many people at this Ordeal as possible. Members who have access to trucks are encouraged to bring them as we will be in need of transportatio n vehicles for people and material. The Ordeal Master for this Ordeal will be Jason Hood (323-7189) .._;,nd his adviser is Mr. Walt Reinecke (357-2386). Anyone interested in being involved in ceremonies should contact the Ceremonies Adviser, Vince Sutherland (357-2386). If you have special skills (such as plumbing, electr icity, etc.) please contact the Ordeal Mas ter or bring your equipment to Camp. We would greatly apprecia te your if.al en ts.• The cost for the weekend is $15 for candidates and $6 for members. Those brothers who would like to undergo their Brotherhood will be given an opportunity for $10 . Please pre-register with the Registration Form in this Thunderbird . There will be a late-fee of $2 for those who register after June 8th. �Chiefly Speaking LmERS WHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MID? Dear Broth ers: The Nation a l Order of the Arrow Confe rence will be held Augus t 15-19 at Rutge rs Unive rsity . The cost will only be $140 if you regis ter by June 1 [provi ded the lodge meets i ts quota] , if you don't have your money in by then it will cost $160. In 1981 our lodge took over 20 people to the nation al confe rence. Our quota is for 21 Ar rowmen to attend . The confer ence afford s a wonde rful oppor tun1ty to learn more about the Order of the Arrow . The knowl edge that Arrowm en gain and bring back will greatl y benef it our lodge in the year s to come. I can not expre ss the impor tance of attend ing a ~OAC, so regis ter today ! Yours in Brothe rhood , Dear Broth ers: On a recen t ventu re to the Centr al Road of Camp Cur rier during an event ful weeke nd, I realiz ed that there were no tents in the I ask you to look at the area. openin g pages of your handbo ok . "The Order is a thing of the outdoors • • • it needs the sun and the rain • • • mount ains and p lains • • • " With these words Dr . Goodm an, our found er , opens the I'm sure that anyone handbo ok. of us in this nation al Brothe rhood of honore d campe rs could go somewhere and find a large bui l ding with a concr ete floor to sleep on . Our dining hall is such a large build ing that has no sun or rain in it, so let's get back to the basicP of Scout ing and the Order and bring our tents to the next Ordea l or Fellow ship . Tracy Speak e CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Publish e.d quarte rly by the Chicka sah Lodge #406 Editor s -i n - Chief Tripp Baltz Jason Hood Yours in Cheer fulnes s, Patric k Marsh all This is your newsl etter! We'd What's on like to hear from you . to us . write PLEASE , mind~ your 2. page on found is s Our ad<l~es before signed be must ti:eri;; e . l Al~ · being publ i shed. Edito rial Editor Pat Marsh all Repor ters . Wayne Dowdy You.rt Na.me llerte Advis er Drew Dirme yer ThLn~4 a.rten't / the~ rte ThLn~4 a.rte / Addre ss all corres ponda nce to : CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD c/o Pat Marsh all 293 Aurora Circle Memph is, Tenne ssee 38111 the~ rte ~ood 6eca.u. 4e Old; old 6eca.u. 4e <iood. �BROWN CLOUD HEADS .S TAFF A Profile of the 1983 Kia Kima Sta.ff Claud Brown, Camp Director, has served a.s the southwest District Executive for six years. Mr. Brown is an Eagle Scout, and a Vigil Member O.A. He is a graduate of East High School (Memphis), and the Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville where he earned a degree in Business Administration. This summer will be Mr. Brown's fifth as Camp Director at Kia Kima. Program Director Keith Von Almen, the Silver Fox, is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240. Mr. V has - 9en a volunteer scouter for 22 'ifears and holds the Wood Badge training award. He is retired from Defense Industrial Plant Equipment Center. Activities Director Jason Hood, 18, is a graduate of CBHS ·where he was President of the Student Council. Jason is currently South East Region Chief O.A. and a member of the s.E. Region Executive Board. This Eagle is a freshman at Southwestern Univ. majoring in Business and International Studies. Jason is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and a Vigil member O.A. Conservation Director and Nature Lodge Manager Pat Marshall, 19, is well known for his strong singing , voice. Pat is our Lodge lead sing~ er and a sophmore Business major at ; Christian Brothers College. He is a.n Eagle, Vigil O.A., Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and has attended National Camp Scool. Pat i.11 act as Ordeal Master for Kia .11.. ima Ordeals. Assistant Nature Lodge Manager Wayne Dowdy, 18, is an Eagle Scout, Ordeal Member O.A. and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 247. Wayne, a Sophmored°cuYnali~n> -student a t MSU, hopes to become a newspaper reporter. Wayne will be joining the Thunderbird staff next issue. ~aurice Edwards, 20, will return to. amp Staff after a two year absens~. Maurice will serve as right hand man to our field sports director (who will be on loan from the u.s. Navy.) Maurice is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 159. He is a sophmore at the Univ. of Tennessee at Martin where he plays Varsity Football and majors in Computer Science. Water Front Director Rush Wa~le r, 2:2, earned .a B. s. in Biology at Southwestern University and is a Medical student at the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sci ences (Memphis). Rush directed Aquatics on the lake in 1982 but will direct the River Front this season.•Rush has attended National Camp School. Water Front Director Jim Henley 21 a senior engineering student a t Memphis State. This Eagle Scout is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240 and has experience in virtually all areas of Kia Kima operation. Jimmy is a Brotherhood Member O.A., and has attended Nationc=i.l Camp School. He will direct Aouatics on the lake, Director of Senior Scout Programs Drew Dirmeyer 11, earned a B4S• in Biology at Memphis state· and is a Medical student a t the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences(Memphis). Drew is an Eagle Scout, Vi gil member O.A., and Assista nt Scoutmaster of Troop 278. Drew Continued on page 4. �staff profile continued from page 3. vrill be starting a new program this y ear for high school age scouts. First Year Camper Manager Paul Henley, 20, is a second year student at State Tech (Memphis). He is a n Assistant Scoutmast er of Troop 240, Ea gle Scout, and Vigil Member O.A. Paul has five years of Camp Staff experienc e. First Year Camper Assistant Manager Otis Warr #4, 17, is an .Eagle Scout, Brotherhoo d Member O.A., a nd member of Troop 34. Otis is a graduate of Central High School (at the time of this printing he has not decided where he will continue his education ), attended the Nationa.l Jamboree in 81, and served on the KiaKima. s taff of 1980. Business Manager Dale Maret is a Life Scout, Brotherhoo d Member O.A., and adult leader with Troop 260. Mr. Maret is a retired Senior Chief Personelman u.s. Navy, and has been involved in Scouting as an adult for eight years. John Perry, Quarter Master, holds aI B.A. from Memphi.§.. ·s tate in Engliqh and Russian. John is an Eagle Scout, Brotherhoo d Member O.A., and is an Assistant Scoutmast er of Troop 75. John is concid.e ring going into teaching, sales, or maybe joining the Peace Corps. Ca.mp Commissio ner Mac Thomas , 29, is Troop Committee ,:Chairman of Troop 97. An Eagle Scout, and Ordeal Member O.A., Mac served on the 1973 National Jamboree Sta ff. ~ Ma.c . holds the Wo od Badge training a.ward· and"'is proud to be a Wood Badge . Owl. Mac is a former Kia Kima. Progra.m ~ Di r ec tor. Assistant Camp Commissio ner Bob Wilson · has more or less been continuou sly involved in Scouti ng since 1927. Bob first ca mped a t Kia .,Kima 27 yea rs ago. A Life Scout, Mr. WiD..so n i s a retired _Chief Hospital Corpsman u•.s. Navy, a · veter an of WWII and the Ko"rean·~ War, and is a. survivor of the Japanese a ttack on Pearl Harbor. Mr . Wilson is an adult leader with Troop 85. Nature T 359 Gary Eastwood T 343 Philip Crisp Pioneer/Camping T 47 Robert Cra nor T 30 Lynn Irwin Kenneth Baroff Handicraf t T 45 A G Howard T 29 Joe Hart Aquatics T 200 Bobby Lawson T 86 Harold Brown T 61 Mark Derr T 77 Paul Eubanks T 523 Dwayne Pri ce T 50 Glen Stewart T 34 Kevin Burns T 368 Ward Ja.hrilson First Year Program Dwight Simmons T 127 Louis Smith T 159 SIT (Sta ffers in Training} T 69 Stephen Murphy T 260 Scott Schile T 200 Jason Voyles T 260 Tim Norris T 260 Mike Blair T 260 Tim Maret T 18 Scott Long Field Sports T 30 David McKenzie T 30 Chris Magee T 30.? Herman Robers Comp. Offc. T.P. T.P. D.H. D.H. Jeff Williams T 30 Regrick Sample T 145 Wes Pool T 343 Wendell WilliamsT 77 Timmy Perkins T 159 Charl es Pea.cock T' 30 FUN O.A. Fellowshi ps at Kia Kima will bB all FUN/no bust,ness events on Thursday evenings · following ordeal ceremonie s a t the Osage Di ning Hall. No Spea ches or long talks will be given. This Fellowship will feature you. You a re the main a ttra ction. Good food, games, and conversa tion a re the only reaso ns for these fellowship s. Wea r your sash and , please, come. �NOTABLE NOTES m ~. 9ohn O. mcC~Ln dle} recen tly became a Sales Rep resen tative for Keebl er Cooki e Co. The area '-" he serves stretc hes from Raleig h to Ripley to Frays er. After 30 years in the Cookie Busin ess his emplo yers sent him to Chicag o to learn how to sell cookie s. Best of luck! m~ . Tom mc9 uL~e has been workin g for the IRS. Its good to have friend s in the right place s. m~ . BLll Fowle~, forme r Eas tern Chapt er Advise r, has a new postio n with Moder n Door and Hardware. Bill's busin ess trave l will take him throug hout the South and we know he will enjoy bird- watch ing during his many hours on the road. Cla~~L/ Led Sect Lon: WANTED: Indian Dancer s & Singe rs. Hel p us to keep the fine tradit ion going even if you can't dance or sing you cna be of great help. If you like fun, if you like fellow ship, then call your Chapt er Chief or call: Barch elai Smith 386-59 58 Indian Affai rs Chairm an Mr. Bill Jennin gs 386- 5817 Indi an ~ffai rs Advis er This is your newsl etter! If you know of some notab le person or a notab le achiev ement drop us a note-- our addres s is found on page 2. m~. BLll Bo nd} Lodge Advis er, was recen tly report ed to have been seen at the opera Macbe th. During the opera Mr. Bond was report ed to have stood and remove d all his clothe s above the wa ist . T~LPP Balt3 has been accep ted to the Unive rsity of Notre Dame. Conclave ~e~ult~ : A numbe r of dance rs in our Lodge compe ted at the Concla ve which was held in Hattie sburg , Missis sipp i. Many Arrowm en earned indivi dual award s. In additi on the Lodge Dance Team won 1st place in compe ting with the other lodges of our sectio n. Listed below are indivi dual award s. mLke Neal -- 1st Outfi t (Feath er) 3rd Dance (Feath er). ~obe~t Neal -- 3rd Dance (Oldstyle ). 9amLe App l Ln~ --2nd Dance (Olds tyle) 1st Outfi t (Oldst yle). Ralph Sand~ -- lst Outfi t (Strai ght) 3rd Dance (Strai ght). Ba~chelaL 5mLth --2nd Outfi t (Olds tyle). ~rder of the iflrrow NEW OA SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED TO ARROWMEN A new scholarsh ip is offered by the Order of the A rrow for Arrowme n interested in a career in professio nal Scouting . At least two $2,000 scholarsh ips will be awarded each year. Success ful candidate s will be eligible for a renewal of the award provided they maintain satisfacto ry scholasti c progress and participat ion in Scouting . Recipien ts will be chosen on the basis of merit by the national Order of the Arrow Committee. Renewals will be considere d in conjunct ion with new applicatio ns. To be eligible for the award, applicant s must be graduat ing high-sch ool seniors accepte d by a four-yea r college or universit y or be undergraduate students enrolled in a fouryear college or university . For additi o nal informat ion and to request applicatio ns, write to the Order of the Arrow Scholars hip, Boy Scout D ivision (SUM 0209 at the national offi ce). �CHAPTE R NEWS The Crittenden Chapter had its Spring Camporee the weekend of April 29- May 1. We tapped out nine candidates at the campfire. We are planning a campfire for the May Webelos Encampment. The OASE Chapter held elections £or ten troops and tapped out 23 new candidates. Two members of our chapter were members of the Lodge Ceremony Team who participated at the last Conclave. Future chapter plans include participation in the Scout Olympics, Kia Kima Summer Camp Promotion, and a chapter dance team. Any OASE members interested in dancing please call Tony Anthmatten at 365- 9087. -----~--· The Eastern Chapter is now making plans to train Dance and Ceremonial Teams. We tapped out 69 candidates at the District ~amporee. Cecil Aycock, Dob Johnson, ~cott Fuller, Clyde Skelton, and Bob Yahola worked at the Scout Oympics. Several members of our chapter have worked diligently to ensure t he sched u ling o f all OA elections. Thanks to all who helped. Since our chapter is one of the largest in the Lodge, it is a shame that only a . few are allowed to work with the Chapter and Lodge . Troops 75, 255, 256, and 459 are the only troops supporting the Chapter. Won't you support your Chapter and make known your desires of activities in the Chapter? For further information contact: Cecil Aycock, Chapter Chief 377-0915 Clyde Skelton, Chapter Adviser -~ 372- 7193 iF ONE OF YOUR FRIENDS HASN'T RECEIVED A THUNDERBIRD THEN MAYBE HE HASN'T PAID HIS DUES. DOES HE HAVE A BLUE CARD? $2.50. PAY YOUR DUES TODAY • DUES ARE ONLY ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ . ~CHICKABAH ll,g,,. .. • • WW W LODGE CIUckuaw Council BOY scours OF AllERICA 171 8. lfoU7wood 8Creet llempbia. Tmuurr• 38112 SUPPORT SCOUTING � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document WWW406 arrow ne;s for arrow men " Ch1ckas~h .. ··~,, ... Thunderbird wWw chickasaw council, bsa. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXIV NO. 2 CHICKASAH LODGE #406 APRIL-JUNE 1983 1983 National Order Of The Arrow Conference A great opportunity for all Arrowrnen will be available this summer. The 1983 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held August 15-19 at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersy. For those who have never attended a conference, it is a tremendous week of fantastic training, great Indian & Lodge competition, and superb fellowship. This will be the last confer~ :nee for three years. At NOAC you ._..will be able to meet Scouts from all over the United States from Alaska to Florida. One of the best aspect~ of the confer~nce is the chance to exchange ideas with folks and bring back some neat ideas that can make our lodge better. The cost for the conference is $160. This includes room & board, and all conference materials. The trip to the conference will afford some great opportunities to see some special sights. Arrowrnen will be able to visit Treasure Island Scout Camp, where the Order was founded, and see a re-enactment of the first Ordeal Ceremony. New York and all of its sights are only a small side trek from the conference site. The bottom line on the national conference is that its FUN! Register today at the Scout Office. For further information contact Pat Marshall (323-8775) or Mr. Jim Laycook (523-1418 [W] /362-3241 [H]). Summer Ordeal at Kia Kima The Summer Ordeal will be held at Kia Kima Scout Reservation June 10-12. This is always a very i~portant project for the Chickasah Lodge. We will be getting Camp ready for the summer camping season. We need to have as many people at this Ordeal as possible. Members who have access to trucks are encouraged to bring them as we will be in need of transportation vehicles for people and material. The Ordeal Master for this Ordeal will be Jason Hood (323-7189) .._;,nd his adviser is Mr. Walt Reinecke (357-2386). Anyone interested in being involved in ceremonies should contact the Ceremonies Adviser, Vince Sutherland (357-2386). If you have special skills (such as plumbing, electr icity, etc.) please contact the Ordeal Mas ter or bring your equipment to Camp. We would greatly appreciate your if.al en ts .• The cost for the weekend is $15 for candidates and $6 for members. Those brothers who would like to undergo their Brotherhood will be given an opportunity for $10 . Please pre-register with the Registration Form in this Thunderbird . There will be a late-fee of $2 for those who register after June 8th. Chiefly Speaking Dear Brothers: The Nationa l Order of the Arrow Conference will be held August 15-19 at Rutgers University . The cost will only be $140 if you register by June 1 [provided the lodge meets i ts quota] , if you don't have your money in by then it will cost $160. In 1981 our lodge took over 20 people to the national conference. Our quota is for 21 Ar rowmen to attend. The conference affords a wonderful opportun1ty to learn more about the Order of the Arrow. The knowledge that Arrowmen gain and bring back will greatly benefit our lodge in the year s to come. I can not express the importance of attending a ~OAC, so register today ! Yours in Brotherhood , Tracy Speake CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Publishe.d quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406 Editors -in - Chief Tripp Baltz Jason Hood Editorial Editor Pat Marshall Reporters. Wayne Dowdy You.rt Na.me llerte Adviser Drew Dirmeyer Address all correspondance to : CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD c/o Pat Marshall 293 Aurora Circle Memphis, Tennessee 38111 LmERS WHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MID? Dear Brothers: On a recent venture to the Central Road of Camp Cur rier during an eventful weekend, I realized that there were no tents in the area. I ask you to look at the opening pages of your handbook . "The Order is a thing of the outdoors ••• it needs the sun and the rain • • • mountains and p lains ••• " With these words Dr . Goodman, our founder , opens the handbook. I'm sure that anyone of us in this national Brotherhood of honored campers could go somewhere and find a large bui l ding with a concrete floor to sleep on . Our dining hall is such a large building that has no sun or rain in it, so let's get back to the basicP of Scouting and the Order and bring our tents to the next Ordeal or Fellowship . Yours in Cheerfulness, Patrick Marshall This is your newsletter! We'd like to hear from you. What's on your mind~ , PLEASE write to us . Our ad<l~ess is found on page 2. A l~ l .eti:eri;; must be signed before being publ i shed. · ThLn~4 a.rten't ~ood 6eca.u.4e the~ / rte Old; ThLn~4 a.rte old 6eca.u.4e the~ / rte <iood . BROWN CLOUD HEADS .STAFF A Profile of the 1983 Kia Kima Sta.ff Claud Brown, Camp Director, has served a.s the southwest District Executive for six years. Mr. Brown is an Eagle Scout, and a Vigil Member O.A. He is a graduate of East High School (Memphis), and the Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville where he earned a degree in Business Administration. This summer will be Mr. Brown's fifth as Camp Director at Kia Kima. Program Director Keith Von Almen, the Silver Fox, is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240. Mr. V has - 9en a volunteer scouter for 22 'ifea rs and holds the Wood Badge training award. He is retired from Defense Industrial Plant Equipment Center. Activities Director Jason Hood, 18, is a graduate of CBHS ·where he was President of the Student Council. Jason is currently South East Region Chief O.A. and a member of the s.E. Region Executive Board. This Eagle is a freshman at Southwestern Univ. majoring in Business and International Studies. Jason is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and a Vigil member O.A. Conservation Director and Na ture Lodge Manager Pat Marshall, 19, is well known for his strong singing , voice. Pat is our Lodge lead sing~ er and a sophmore Business major at ; Christian Brothers College. He is a.n Eagle, Vigil O.A ., Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and has attended National Camp Scool. Pat i.11 act as Ordeal Master for Kia .11 .. ima Ordeals. Assistant Nature Lodge Manager Wayne Dowdy, 18, is an Eagle Scout, Ordeal Member O.A. and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 247. Wayne, a Sophmored°cuYnali~n> - student a t MSU, hopes to become a newspaper reporter. Wayne will be joining the Thunderbird staff next issue. ~aurice Edwards, 20, will return to. amp Staff after a two year absens~. Maurice will serve as right hand man to our field sports director (who will be on loan from the u.s. Navy.) Maurice is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 159. He is a sophmore at the Univ. of Tennessee at Martin where he plays Varsity Football and majors in Computer Science. Water Front Director Rush Wa~le r, 2:2, earned .a B. s. in Biology at Southwestern University and is a Medical student at the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sci ences (Memphis). Rush directed Aquatics on the lake in 1982 but will direct the River Front this season.•Rush has attended National Camp School. Water Front Dire ctor Jim Henley 21 a senior engineering student a t Memphis State. This Eagle Scout is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240 and has experience in virtually all areas of Kia Kima operation. Jimmy is a Brotherhood Member O.A., and has attended Nationc=i .l Camp School. He will direct Aouatics on the lake, Director of Senior Scout Programs Drew Dirmeyer 11, earned a B4S• in Biology at Memphis state· and is a Medical student a t the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences(Memphis). Drew is an Eagle Scout, Vi gil member O.A., and Assista nt Scoutmaster of Troop 278. Drew Continued on page 4. staff profile continued from page 3. vri ll be starting a new program this y ea r for high school age scouts. First Year Camper Manager Paul Henley, 20, is a second year student at State Tech ( Memphis). He is a n Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240, Ea gle Scout, and Vigil Member O.A. Paul has five years of Camp Staff experience. First Year Camper Assistant Manager Otis Warr #4, 17, is an .Eagle Scout, Brotherhood Member O.A., a nd membe r of Tro op 34. Otis is a graduate of Central High School (at the time of this printing he has not decided where he will continue his education), attended the Na tiona.l Jamboree in 81, and served on the KiaKima. s taff of 1980. Business Manager Dale Maret is a Life Scout, Brotherhood Member O.A., and adult leader with Troop 260. Mr. Maret is a retired Senior Chief Personelman u.s. Navy, and has been involved in Scouting a s an adult for eight years. I John Perry, Quarter Master, holds a B.A. from Memphi.§ .. ·state in Engliqh and Russian. John is an Eagle Scout, Brotherhood Member O.A., and is a n Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 75. John is concid.ering going into teaching, sales, or maybe joining the Peace Corps. Ca.mp Commissioner Mac Thomas , 29, is Troop Committee ,:Chairman of Troop 97. An Eagle Scout, and Ordeal Member O.A., Mac served on the 1973 Na tional Jamboree Sta ff. ~ Ma.c . holds the Wo od Badge training a.ward · and"'is proud to be a Wood Badge . Owl. Mac is a former Kia Kima. Progra.m ~ Di r ec tor. Assistant Camp Commissione r Bob Wilson · has more or less been continuously involved in Scouti n g since 1927. Bob first c a mpe d a t Kia .,Ki ma 27 yea rs ago. A Life Scout, Mr. WiD..so n i s a retired _Chief Hospital Corpsman u •. s. Na vy, a · vet er an of WWII and the Ko"rean·~ War, a nd is a. survivor of the Japanese a ttack on Pearl Ha rbor. Mr . Wilson is an adult leader with Troop 85 . Nature Gary Eastwood Philip Crisp Pioneer/Ca mping Robert Cr a nor Lynn Irwin Kenneth Ba roff Handicraft A G Howard Joe Hart Aquatics Bobby Lawson Harold Brown Mark Derr Paul Eubanks Dwayne Pric e Glen Stewart Kevin Burns Ward Ja.hrilson T 359 T 343 T 47 T 30 T 45 T 29 T 200 T 86 T 61 T 77 T 523 T 50 T 34 T 368 First Year Program Dwight Simmons Louis Smith T 127 T 159 SIT (Sta ffers in Stephen Murphy Scott Schile Jason Voyles Tim Norris Mike Blair Tim Maret Scott Long Field Sports Da vid McKenzie Chris Mag ee Herman Robers Training} T 69 T 260 T 200 T 260 T 260 T 260 T 18 T 30 T 30 T 30.? Comp. Offc. T.P. T.P. D.H. D.H. Jeff Williams T 30 Regrick Sample T 145 Wes Pool T 343 Wendell WilliamsT 77 Timmy Perkins T 159 Charl es Pea.cock T' 30 FUN O.A. Fellowships at Kia Kima will bB all FUN/no bust,ness events on Thursday evenin gs · following ordeal ceremonies a t the Osage Di ning Hall. No Spea ches or long talks will be given. This Fellowship will feature you. You a re the main a ttra ction. Good food, games, and conversa tion a re the only reaso ns for these fellowships. Wea r your sash and , please, come. NOTAB LE NOTES m ~. 9ohn O. mcC~Ln dle} recently became a Sales Rep resentative for Keebler Cookie Co. The area '-" he serves stretches from Raleigh to Ripley to Frayser. After 30 years in the Cookie Business his employers sent him to Chicago to learn how to sell cookies. Best of luck! m~ . Tom mc9 uL~e has been working for the IRS. Its good to have friends in the right places. m~ . BLll Fowle~, former Eas tern Chapter Adviser, has a new postion with Modern Door and Hardware. Bill's business travel will take him throughout the South and we know he will enjoy bird- watching during his many hours on the road. m~. BLll Bo nd} Lodge Adviser, was recently reported to have been seen at the opera Macbeth. During the opera Mr. Bond was reported to have stood and removed all his clothes above the waist. T~LPP Balt3 has been accepted to the University of Notre Dame. Conclave ~e~ult~ : A number of dancers in our Lodge competed at the Conclave which was held in Hattiesburg, Mississipp i. Many Arrowmen earned individual awards. In addition the Lodge Dance Team won 1st place in competing with the other lodges of our section. Listed below are individual awards. mLke Neal -- 1st Outfit (Feather) 3rd Dance (Feather). ~obe~t Neal -- 3rd Dance (Oldstyle). 9amLe App l Ln~ --2nd Da nce (Oldstyle) 1st Outfit (Oldstyle). Ralph Sand~ -- lst Outfit (Straight) 3rd Dance (Straight). Ba~chelaL 5mLth --2nd Outfit (Oldstyle). ~rder of the iflrrow Cla~~L/ Led Sect Lon: WANTED: Indian Dancers & Singers. Hel p us to keep the fine tradition going even if you can't dance or sing you cna be of great help. If you like fun, if you like fellowship, then call your Chapter Chief or call: Barchelai Sm ith 386-5958 Indian Affairs Chairman Mr. Bill Jennings 386- 5817 Indi an ~ffai rs Adviser This is your newsletter! If you know of some notable person or a notable achievement drop us a note--our address is found on page 2 . NEW OA SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED TO ARROWMEN A new scholarship is offered by the Order of the A rrow for Arrowmen interested in a career in professional Scouting. At least two $2,000 scholarships will be awarded each year. Successful candidates will be eligible for a renewal of the award provided they maintain satisfactory scholastic progress and participation in Scouting. Recipients will be chosen on the basis of merit by the national Order of the Arrow Committee. Renewals will be considered in conjunction with new applications. To be eligible for the award, applicants must be graduating high-school seniors accepted by a four-year college or university or be undergraduate students enrolled in a fouryear college or university. For additi o nal informat ion and to request applications, write to the Order of the Arrow Scholarship, B oy Scout D iv ision (SUM 0209 at the national offi ce). CHAPTER The Crittenden Chapter had its Spring Camporee the weekend of April 29- May 1. We tapped out nine candidates at the campfire. We are planning a campfire for the May Webelos Encampment. The OASE Chapter held elections £or ten troops and tapped out 23 new candidates. Two members of our chapter were members of the Lodge Ceremony Team who participated at the last Conclave. Future chapter plans include participation in the Scout Olympics, Kia Kima Summer Camp Promotion, and a chapter dance team. Any OASE members interested in dancing please call Tony Anthmatten at 365- 9087. NEWS -----~--· The Eastern Chapter is now making plans to train Dance and Ceremonial Teams. We tapped out 69 candidates at the District ~amporee. Cecil Aycock, Dob Johnson, ~cott Fuller, Clyde Skelton, and Bob Yahola worked at the Scout Oympics. Several members of our chapter have worked diligently to ensure t he sched u ling o f all OA elections. Thanks to all who helped. Since our chapter is one of the largest in the Lodge, it is a shame that only a . few are allowed to work with the Chapter and Lodge . Troops 75, 255, 256, and 459 are the only troops supporting the Chapter. Won't you support your Chapter and make known your desires of activities in the Chapter? For further information contact: Cecil Aycock, Chapter Chief 377-0915 Clyde Skelton, Chapter Adviser -~ 372- 7193 iF ONE OF YOUR FRIENDS HASN'T RECEIVED A THUNDERBIRD THE N MAYBE HE HASN'T PAID HIS DUES. DOES HE HAVE A BLUE CARD? DUES ARE ONLY $2.50. PAY YOUR DUES TODAY • ................................................. ~CHICKABAH ll,g,, .. LODGE .. CIUckuaw Council • BOY scours OF AllERICA • 171 8. lfoU7wood 8Creet W W W llempbia. Tmuurr• 38112 SUPPORT SCOUTING Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1983 (Apr-June) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Newsletter Order of the Arrow