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                  <text>Purpose of the Order

A H OA L A N - N AC H P I K I N

As Scouting’s National Honor Society, our
purpose is to:
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Order of the Arrow

To recognize those campers -- Scouts and
Scouters -- who best exemplify the Scout
Oath and Law in their daily lives, and by such
recognition cause other campers to conduct
themselves in such manner as to warrant
recognition.
To develop and maintain camping traditions
and spirit.
To promote Scout camping, which reaches
its greatest effectiveness as a part of the
unit's camping program, both year-round and
in the summer camp, as directed by the
camping committee of the council.
To crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness
into a life purpose of leadership in cheerful
service to others

2012 Annual Report

Mission of the Lodge
The mission of the Ahoalan-Nachpikin Lodge is to
achieve the purpose of the Order of the Arrow
as an integral part of the Boy Scouts of America
in the Chickasaw Council through positive youth
leadership under the guidance of selected capable
adults.

AHOALAN-NACHPIKIN

Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood
Memphis, TN 38112
(901) 327-4193
www.chickasawoa.org

�2012 Accomplishments
Journey to Excellence: Gold Level

2013 Events
Feb.

22-24

2013 LEC
Lodge Chief - Andrew Schrack

LOAC XVII - Camp Currier

Vice Chief of Administration - Jonathan Gibson
Vice Chief of Activities - Adam Carr

5,651 man-hours of service to Council

VC Unit Elections/Camping Promo - Ben McClain
Financial impact to Chickasaw Council:

+$53,000

Vice Chief American Indian Affairs - Logan McCulley
Apr.
19-21

Vice Chief of Finance - Will Borah
Section Conclave - Camp Yocona

Lippoe Blaknik Chapter Chief - Carl Beilstein
Macheu Machque Chapter Chief - Hunter Ferris

Over 60% of Kia Kima Staff were Arrowmen

Nashoba Tohbi Chapter Chief - Max Bruce
Okla Kamassa Chapter Chief - Brandon Sly

270 new Ordeal members
85 new Brotherhood members
7 new Vigil members

May
3-5

Sakima Machque Chapter Chief - Chris Nelson
Spring Ordeal - Kia Kima Scout Res.

Banquet/Honors Chair - Will Richgels
Brotherhood Chair - Adam Carr
Ceremonies Chair - Logan McCulley

45 Arrowmen attended SR-6 Conclave at
Skymont Scout Reservation

Conclave Chair - Tim Barker

Sept.
6-8

Dance &amp; Drum Chair - John Johnson
Fall Ordeal - Camp Currier

Events Chair - Matt Feuss

16 Arrowmen attended National Order of

First Aid &amp; Safety Chair - Fred Doerner

the Arrow Conference at Michigan State

LodgeMaster Chair - Russell Watson

University

Merchandise Chair - Will Richgels
Mobile Camp Chair - John Johnson

Oct.
10 Arrowmen attended National Leadership

4-6

Fall Fellowship - Camp Currier

Service Chair - Edward DeWane

Seminar
Donated $2000 to local chapter of American
Cancer Society

Ordeal Chair - Hunter Ferris
Vigil Chair - Andrew Schrack

Nov.
30

Lodge Adviser - Chuck Martin
Lodge Family Banquet

Staff Adviser - Jeremy Palazolo
Supreme Chief of the Fire - Woody Woodward

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As Scouting’s National Honor Society, our purpose is to:&#13;
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• To crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of leadership in cheerful service to others&#13;
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