https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/320deeb775803861279b3d7ef1c4aa20.PDF 9fb5755bbff19471511f5ac00b50a6a2 PDF Text Text INDIAN TRAILS EVEN!' IX Lee Stewart, Event Director 1733 E. Raines Rd., EX?-9651 Scout Troops of Southwest EVENT TIME - 10 Minutes All Scouts of the Southwest District are to participate in this colorful event. They erect their tepees in area assigned to troop. Each troop should build several attractive tepees. ing to instructions on the attached sketch. These can be built accord- After each troop erects its tepee, Scouts will carry on Indian activities in the area about the tepees. Such events as dancing, Indian games, ceremonies and Indian crafts are suggested. At the close of the event all Indians will sit around their tepees. The Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow, will be featured in the center portion of the field. All Scouts in this event should bo in costume. This can consist simply of a head band with a feather in it and a breech cloth. dian blanket. used. The Scout may use an In- Of course, any head dresses that can be acquired should be The costume is so simple that any Scout can have one. Whether or not the Scouts do an authentic Indian dance is immaterial. As long as the Scouts hop. together, it will be a reasonable facsimile and will serve the purpose. be. The more Indians in th~ event, the bigger success the event will This is a sure fire show stopper. REMEMBER - Our aim is to have every Scout in the Council in the show. �~Pock t for end f pole 0 0 MATERIAL: 17 yards of 36 11 brown wrapping paper, Cut three strips 18' long, lay it on the floor and overlap an inch. Sew or glue together. Use nine foot string and pencil as compass and stnike arc. Cut on penciled line---paint designs with water colors, tempra, or crayons. Tie bottom of poles together so that paper will not be torn when putting up the tepee. �INDIAN TRAILS EVENT Layout of Field Troop #_·-=..,... Troop#_ Troop#_...,._ Troop #_ Troop #. Troop #_ ......"". ' - Troop #_ Troop #,._,.,,_ -· -- Troop #_ Troop #_ Troop#_ Troop #_ _,,,,._ Chickasah Lodge Order of The Arrow Troop :'! 11 ..... Troop !/:_ ...... - -=· Troop#_ _ Troop 1~ ---=- Troop # - .. Troop #_ Troop #_ Troop #_ Troop #_.....,.,...._......,,....,...,. Troop Troop#_ .. -~ Troop #_ -- #_ � 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 Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. 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 EVEN!' IX INDIAN TRAILS Lee Stewart, Event Director 1733 E. Raines Rd., EX?-9651 Scout Troops of Southwest EVENT TIME - 10 Minutes All Scouts of the Southwest District are to participate in this colorful event. They erect their tepees in area assigned to troop. Each troop should build several attractive tepees. These can be built according to instructions on the attached sketch. After each troop erects its tepee, Scouts will carry on Indian activities in the area about the tepees. Such events as dancing, Indian games, ceremonies and Indian crafts are suggested. At the close of the event all Indians will sit around their tepees. The Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow, will be featured in the center portion of the field. All Scouts in this event should bo in costume. This can consist simply of a head band with a feather in it and a breech cloth. The Scout may use an Indian blanket. Of course, any head dresses that can be acquired should be used. The costume is so simple that any Scout can have one. Whether or not the Scouts do an authentic Indian dance is immaterial. As long as the Scouts hop. together, it will be a reasonable facsimile and will serve the purpose. The more Indians in th~ event, the bigger success the event will be. This is a sure fire show stopper. REMEMBER - Our aim is to have every Scout in the Council in the show. ~Pock t for end f pole 0 0 MATERIAL: 17 yards of 36 11 brown wrapping paper, Cut three strips 18' long, lay it on the floor and overlap an inch. Sew or glue together. Use nine foot string and pencil as compass and stnike arc. Cut on penciled line---paint designs with water colors, tempra, or crayons. Tie bottom of poles together so that paper will not be torn when putting up the tepee. INDIAN TRAILS EVENT Layout of Field Troop #_· -=..,. .. Troop#_ Troop #. Troop#_...,._ Troop #_ ...... "". Troop #_ ' Troop #_ - Troop #_- - Troop#_ Troop #,._,.,,_ -· Troop #_ _,,,,._ Troop #_ Chickasah Lodge Order of The Arrow .. Troop :'! 11 . . . . . . . . . . . Troop # Troop #_ Troop !/:_ - -=· Troop #_- Troop #_ Troop#_ _ Troop #_ .....,.,...._......,,....,...,. Troop #_- - Troop 1~- --=- Troop#_ .. -~ Troop #_ 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 1962 Title A name given to the resource 1962 Chickasaw Council Scout Circus Indian Trails Instructions Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Circus