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arrow news for arrow men

"'58--

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Ch 1ckas~h llfll

Thunderbird ··
chickasaw council, hs.a. memphis, tenn.
Vol. XXXII No. 1

CHICKASAH LODGE, #406

March 1981

Conclave Comin g Soon
The Area II Conclave will be
held April 24- 26 at the Boxwell
Scout Reservation in Nashville,
and will center a.round the theme
"Firm Bound in Brotherhood. "
This conclave has been planned
with every Arrowman in mind.
The morning will feature a new
conce.pt in training: Block
Format. The afternoon will provide a number of com~etitive\.....-d. Ctivi ties with tne Indian Events
program , lod~e booth displays,
and a. renewal of the "Quest for
th e Golden Arrow." The lodges
will compete in volleyb al l, ~
earthball, and relay races fo r
the award . The evening will offer a conclave theme show.
Cost for the concl3ve is $17,
but a $5 discount will be offered to those who r egister before
March 25, 1981 (making the fee

only $12). Persons who plan to
pay the registration fee at Boxwell should bring cash, as no
personal checks will be accepted. All members should send in
their payment s with the re gi stration ca rd. After April 17,
the Scout Office wjll not take
any more reservations .
The Chickasah Lodge will be
tak ing a. bus to the con clave.
4-he- c-ost per p-ePson wi 1 1 b
$4
round trip. The bus will leave
the_Scout Office on Friday ,
April 24 at 6 : 30 p.m. ( there
are only 28 seats, so hu rry! ) .
Carpools can also be arranged.
This weekend promises to be a
memorable one , and all members
are encouraged to attend to he1p
represent the Lodge. Our chairman for the Conclave is Eric
Van Wey (683-3406) .

UNIV. af TEXAS ta HOST NDAC
During the week of August
10th to 14th, the Nationa l Order
of the Arrow Conference will be
held at the University of Texas
at Austin. The 1981 meeting of
the minds s hould be one of the
most enjoyable weeks thRt 8n OA
member will ever attend. The
University of Texas itself is
the largest institution of its
..._.,. kind in the South, and has outstanding facilities to accomodate the visiting Arrowmen. The
conference shows will be held in
the mammoth Special Events Cen-

ter of the un iversity, seati ng
over seventeen thousand, and t h e
second large st indoor entertainment center in the state (only
smaller than the Astrodome ).
Most of the eager Arrowme n will
be housed in the J e nsen Center
Dormitory on camuus .
As have past ~onferences, this
one will feature a wide and
diverse variety of events
such as the Wanted Poster Exchange, Western Day, a nd the
ever-popul a r Armadillo Fai r.
The official newspaper of the

�Chiefly
Speaking
Wj th t hi s issue , my brot hers ,
th e new Chickasah Thunder bird i s
introd uce d t o you. For it to su cce ed it needs yo ur i nput, i deas,
and help . Look for the Thund erbird to come out in May , August,
and Novem ber of 1981.
Next I would like t o a sk each
and every Arrowman in our Lodge to
t r y t o take a mo re acti v e pa rt in
t hi s Or d er . My fat h er always
sa j a, '' 'f h e more y ou put .int o some t h ing , th e rnor e you'll g et out of
i t . 11 'T'hi.s is very true of all
Scou ting , and especia ll y t he O. A.
At t h e same ti.me I caut ion you to
keep in sight the f our purposes of
the Order of the Arr ow-- to r e cogn i ze campers wh o li ve the Scout
Oath ; t o develop and maintain
camping traditions ; promote camping ; and t o make t he Scout haoit
a 1ife -purpo se.
Ou r lodge has come a long way.
I see the light at t he e nd of the
t unnel , let ' s keep moving !
As always I'd 1 ike t o try t o
involve more people -- anyone who
wants a job, cal l me!
Yo ur s jn Che erfulness,
Jason Hood
Lo dge Ch i ef
Chic kasah Thunderbird
Pub l ished quarterly by the
Chickasah Lod ge #406,
Order of the Arrow.
Co - Ed itors - i n- Chi ef • • .
Hunter Pickett
Jo hn Fa.nguy

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New

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Vigils

Congratulations to our new
Vigil members:
Pat Marshall
Robert Jennings
And y Baumheckel
Drew Dirmeyer
"Buddy" Yoon
Robert Marshall
Bill Jennings, Jr.
Ozzie Cain
John D. Wa lker

• .... ···UPCOMING ACTIVITIES .. .. ....

Ma rch 25 Dead line fo r reduc ed
Conclave fee
April 10- 12 OrdP.al &amp; Brotherhood a t Curri er
16 Lodge Me eting
17 Lest day to pay for
Concl a ve at Office
24-26 Ar ea Conclave
May
2 Family Picnic
3 Ex ecutiv e Committee
Meetine
June 5-7 Or de al at Kia Kima

LETTERS

WHAT'S ON 'TOLR MIND?

Publi sher • • •
Jas on Hood, Lodge Chief
Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser

*****

ANYONE who would like to work on
the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section editor, or photographer
should contact :
Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963
or
John Fa nguy • • • • 767-1113
This is an easy way to get your
name in print and g et involved i n
the Lodge.

The Thunderbird is your pape r
a nd we would like to hear your
opinions and thoughts--on anything. Please write us. Include
your name, address, phone #, and
chapter. The address is:
The Chickasah Thunderbird
c/o John Fanguy &amp; Hunter
Pickett
752 Reddoch
Memphis, TN 38119

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NDAC
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conference will be The Daily
Armadillo, to be published daily
informing participants on the
latest happenings and the daily
schedule information.
Because of the arid climate
of Texas, the activity blocks
will be held in the afternoon.
They will consist of such enlightening topics as New Arrowmen, Lodge Administration,
Communications, Inductions,
National Pro g ram, Service Activi ties, Indian Events, and the
Adult Role.
Indian Competition wilJ ,
a gain, play a major role for
those who are enthusiasts. Indi vidual and group competition
in d a ncing , outfits, sing ing,
and drumming will abound.
The cost for a glorious one
week stay in Texas, consisting
of group and individual activities, and a chance to enc oun ter
the worlds of other Arrowmen
from as far off as Al ~skB a nd
New York wi l l be $150 or 1135
be.f..9..re Ju1 y_ 1st, Thj_ s memorabl e
event only h a ppens once every two years, don't ~heat yourself
out of truly wonderful week o f
fun--the c o st of NOAC is dw a rfed
by the $500 National Jamboree.
Start thinking about August 10th
through 14th now!

Etc.

NEEDED We need a few good
men for the Ceremony team. Ou tfits are already made.
No previous acting experience needed.
Help in this very important are a .
Contact the Lodge'Chief or the
Ceremonies Advisor Jack Smith
at 386-5958.
Printing by F&amp;R Printing

3

ACRO SS
1 I n dian word
mea n ing jealous
one .
3 On a high ad ven t u r e patch
be lo w canoe
oar s .
4 A t em porary com-

/ f,

/2.

II

Ha ve y ou or someo n e you k now
n eglected to nay your 1981 OA
dues? Dues are only $ 2.00 for
the year; if you owe back dues
you only have to pay one year, s
back dues and this year's ($4.0 0 ).
~o be on the mailing list you must
keep your dues paid.

I

All answers to this puzzle can be
fou nd in the curr ent OA Ha ndbo ok .
Th e f i r st Arrowman to s u c c essful l y
c omple te the cross word ano te l e ph o n e J oh n Fa n gu y a t 167- 111 3 wi ll
b e h o nor e d in th e next i ssue .

I

mi tt e e.
5 Numbe r o f y ear s
b etween NOAC 's.
6 Nationa l Chief
in 1977.
7 Ea ch region is divided int o
areas composed of
groupings of c ounc i ls.
9 Indian word for c h ief.
10 Pictured in the h a ndbook on
page 119t bottom right.
11 Number of words on the cover
of the handb ook.

DOWN
2 A National ser vice fratern ity
founded in 1925.

6 The animal on the Ph ilmon t patch .
7 On the inside bac k cover.
~ h e OA .
12 The last syllabol in the Official OA Song .

8 Name of the founder of

�CHAPTER

NEWS

Eastern Chapter
The Eastern Chapter meets the
second Sunday of every month at
Woodland Presbyterian Church at
'5217 Park Ave. Our dance team
has been hard at work preparing
themselves and will be dancing
shortly. The new election nrocedure is being used for ali 1981
elections. Skip Specht is the
Vice Chief in charge of Elections
for our chapter. We would like
to complete all of our elections
by the April 3-4 camporee.
Skip Fowler - Chief
Hunter Ivy - Secretary
Nashoba Chapter
The Nashoba Chapter had an
election on December 14, 1980.
Du~ing February there was to have
been a meeting for reorganization
which everybody was notified by
mail. We would like to get
better attendence at chapter
functions.
If you are interested in getting involved or have
any questions aboµt the chapter
you should contact the Chapter
Chief - Robert Brooks at

Great South we st dhap ter
At the Family Banquet we rec eived the Lodg e Service Award
and eight people represente d
the Southwest Dis t rict. At present we are work ing on an outfit
change over. Th e purpose is to
update our dances and outfits.
This outfit c h ange was first
discussed at a meeting between
our advisor, Da1las Palmertree,
the Lodge Chief, and myself.
This change has been discussed
at a chapter meeting and
approved by the members present.
Skip Joyner - Chapter Chief
Excellent Northeast
The Netami Chapter meets t h e
the third Thursday of every
month at St. Mich8el's Scout Hut
at 3867 Summer Ave. We are
presently supporting the Lodge
Dance and Ceremony teams. Both
these programs are in need of
interested volunteers--no exnerience is necessary. We woula
like to see more people at c h a p ter meetings. We n eed yo u r s up port to buil d A stro n g chapter.
If you have anv auestions
call Mike Neal - bh~pter Chief
at 377-0279.
Mike Neal - Chapter Ch ief

358-6986.
Crittenden
Amangi
For Info: Call Jimmy Blackford
The Amengi Cha~t e r is striving
to getting more members active in
the Order of the Arrow.

739-3045 or David Goach er 73 2-157 6

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            <text>WWW406 /.il-/&lt;JO&#13;
arrow news for arrow men "'58--&#13;
h • ~-~ C 1ckas~h llfll&#13;
Thunderbird · ·&#13;
chickasaw council, hs.a. memphis, tenn.&#13;
Vol. XXXII No. 1 CHICKASAH LODGE, #406 March 1981&#13;
Conclave Coming Soon&#13;
The Area II Conclave will be&#13;
held April 24- 26 at the Boxwell&#13;
Scout Reservation in Nashville,&#13;
and will center a.round the theme&#13;
"Firm Bound in Brotherhood."&#13;
This conclave has been planned&#13;
with every Arrowman in mind.&#13;
The morning will feature a new&#13;
conce.pt in training: Block&#13;
Format. The afternoon will provide&#13;
a number of com~etitive-&#13;
\.....-d. Ctivi ties with tne Indian Events&#13;
program , lod~e booth displays,&#13;
and a. renewal of the "Quest for&#13;
th e Golden Arrow." The lodges&#13;
will compete in volleyb al l, ~&#13;
earthball, and relay races fo r&#13;
the award . The evening will offer&#13;
a conclave theme show.&#13;
Cost for the concl3ve is $17,&#13;
but a $5 discount will be offered&#13;
to those who r egister before&#13;
March 25, 1981 (making the fee&#13;
only $12). Persons who plan to&#13;
pay the registration fee at Boxwell&#13;
should bring cash, as no&#13;
personal checks will be accepted.&#13;
All members should send in&#13;
their payment s with the re gi stration&#13;
ca rd. After April 17,&#13;
the Scout Office wjll not take&#13;
any more reservations.&#13;
The Chickasah Lodge will be&#13;
tak ing a. bus to the con clave.&#13;
4-he- c-ost per p-ePson wi 1 1 b $4&#13;
round trip. The bus will leave&#13;
the_Scout Office on Friday ,&#13;
April 24 at 6 : 30 p.m. ( there&#13;
are only 28 seats, so hu rry! ) .&#13;
Carpools can also be arranged.&#13;
This weekend promises to be a&#13;
memorable one , and all members&#13;
are encouraged to attend to he1p&#13;
represent the Lodge. Our chairman&#13;
for the Conclave is Eric&#13;
Van Wey ( 683-3406) .&#13;
UNIV. af TEXAS ta HOST NDAC&#13;
During the week of August&#13;
10th to 14th, the Nationa l Order&#13;
o f the Arrow Conference will be&#13;
held at the University of Texas&#13;
at Austin. The 1981 meeting of&#13;
the minds s hould be one of the&#13;
most enjoyable weeks thRt 8n OA&#13;
mem ber will ever attend. The&#13;
University of Texas itself is&#13;
the largest institution of its&#13;
..._.,. kind in the South, and has outstanding&#13;
facilities to accomodate&#13;
the visiting Arrowmen. The&#13;
conference shows will be held in&#13;
the mammoth Special Events Center&#13;
of the un iversity, seati ng&#13;
over seve nte en thousand, and t h e&#13;
second large st indoor entertainment&#13;
center in the state (only&#13;
smaller than the Astrodome ).&#13;
Most of the eager Arrowme n will&#13;
be housed in the J e nsen Center&#13;
Dormitory on camuus .&#13;
As have past ~onferences, this&#13;
o ne will feature a wide and&#13;
diverse variety of events&#13;
such as the Wanted Poster Exchange,&#13;
Western Day, a nd the&#13;
ever-p opul a r Armadillo Fai r.&#13;
The official newspaper of the&#13;
Chiefly&#13;
Speaking&#13;
Wj th t hi s issue , my brot hers ,&#13;
the new Chickasah Thunderbird i s&#13;
introduced t o you. For it to succeed&#13;
it needs your i nput, i deas,&#13;
and help . Look for the Thund erbird&#13;
to come out in May , August,&#13;
and November of 1981.&#13;
Next I would like t o a sk each&#13;
and every Arrowman in our Lodge to&#13;
t r y t o take a more active part in&#13;
t hi s Or der. My father always&#13;
sa j a, '' 'fhe more y ou put .int o somet&#13;
h ing , the rnor e you'll get out of&#13;
i t . 11 'T'hi.s is very true of all&#13;
Scouting , and especially t he O. A.&#13;
At t he same ti.me I caut ion you to&#13;
keep in sight the f our purposes of&#13;
the Order of the Arr ow-- to r e cogni&#13;
ze campers who live the Scout&#13;
Oath; t o develop and maintain&#13;
camping traditions; promote camping&#13;
; and t o make t he Scout haoit&#13;
a 1ife -purpose.&#13;
Ou r lodge has come a long way.&#13;
I see the light at t he end of the&#13;
t unnel , let ' s keep moving !&#13;
As always I'd 1ike t o try t o&#13;
involve more people--anyone who&#13;
wants a job, call me!&#13;
Yours jn Cheerfulness,&#13;
Jason Hood&#13;
Lodge Ch i ef&#13;
Chickasah Thunderbird&#13;
Pub l ished quarterly by the&#13;
Chickasah Lodge #406,&#13;
Order of the Arrow.&#13;
Co - Ed itors- i n- Chief ••.&#13;
Publisher • • •&#13;
Hunter Pickett&#13;
Jo hn Fa.nguy&#13;
Jason Hood, Lodge Chief&#13;
Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser&#13;
***** ANYONE who would like to work on&#13;
the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section&#13;
editor, or photographer&#13;
should contact :&#13;
Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963&#13;
or&#13;
John Fa nguy •••• 767-1113&#13;
This is an easy way to get your&#13;
name in print and get involved i n&#13;
the Lodge.&#13;
~ (((ff I&#13;
New Vigils&#13;
Congratulations to our new&#13;
Vigil members:&#13;
Pat Marshall&#13;
Robert Jennings&#13;
Andy Baumheckel&#13;
Drew Dirmeyer&#13;
"Buddy" Yoon&#13;
Robert Marshall&#13;
Bill Jennings, Jr.&#13;
Ozzie Cain&#13;
John D. Walker&#13;
• .... ···UPCOMING ACTIVITIES .. .. ....&#13;
March 25 Deadline fo r reduced&#13;
Conclave fee&#13;
April 10- 12 OrdP.al &amp; Brotherhood&#13;
a t Curri er&#13;
16 Lodge Me eting&#13;
17 Lest day to pay for&#13;
Conclave at Office&#13;
24-26 Ar ea Conclave&#13;
May 2 Family Picnic&#13;
3 Executive Committee&#13;
Meetine&#13;
June 5-7 Or deal at Kia Kima&#13;
LETTERS&#13;
WHAT'S ON 'TOLR MIND?&#13;
The Thunderbird is your paper&#13;
and we would like to hear your&#13;
opinions and thoughts--on anything.&#13;
Please write us. Include&#13;
your name, address, phone #, and&#13;
chapter. The address is: ..J&#13;
The Chickasah Thunderbird&#13;
c/o John Fanguy &amp; Hunter&#13;
Pickett&#13;
752 Reddoch&#13;
Memphis, TN 38119&#13;
\ v&#13;
NDAC&#13;
conference will be The Daily&#13;
Armadillo, to be published daily&#13;
informing participants on the&#13;
latest happenings and the daily&#13;
schedule information.&#13;
Because of the arid climate&#13;
of Texas, the activity blocks&#13;
will be held in the afternoon.&#13;
They will consist of such enlightening&#13;
topics as New Arrowmen,&#13;
Lodge Administration,&#13;
Communications, Inductions,&#13;
National Program, Service Activi&#13;
ties, Indian Events, and the&#13;
Adult Role.&#13;
Indian Competition wilJ ,&#13;
again, play a major role for&#13;
those who are enthusiasts. Individual&#13;
and group competition&#13;
in d a ncing , outfits, sing ing,&#13;
and drumming will abound.&#13;
The cost for a glorious one&#13;
week stay in Texas, consisting&#13;
of group and individual activities,&#13;
and a chance to encounter&#13;
the worlds of other Arrowmen&#13;
from as far off as Al ~skB and&#13;
New York wi l l be $150 or 1135&#13;
be.f..9..re Ju1y_ 1st, Thj_ s memorabl e&#13;
event only h a ppens once every two&#13;
years, don't ~heat yourself&#13;
out of truly wonderful week o f&#13;
fun--the c ost of NOAC is dwarfed&#13;
by the $500 National Jamboree.&#13;
Start thinking about August 10th&#13;
through 14th now!&#13;
Etc.&#13;
Have y ou or someone you know&#13;
n eglected to nay your 1981 OA&#13;
dues? Dues are only $2.00 for&#13;
the year; if you owe back dues&#13;
you only have to pay one year, s&#13;
back dues and this year's ($4.00 ).&#13;
~o be on the mailing list you must&#13;
keep your dues paid.&#13;
NEEDED We need a few good&#13;
men for the Ceremony team. Ou tfits&#13;
are already made. No previous&#13;
acting experience needed.&#13;
Help in this very important are a .&#13;
Contact the Lodge'Chief or the&#13;
Ceremonies Advisor Jack Smith&#13;
at 386-5958.&#13;
I Printing by F&amp;R Printing I&#13;
cross words&#13;
All answers to this puzzle can be&#13;
fou nd in the curr ent OA Ha ndbo ok .&#13;
Th e f i r st Arrowman to s u c c essful l y&#13;
c omplete the crossword ano te l e ph&#13;
o ne J ohn Fanguy a t 167- 111 3 wi ll&#13;
b e h o nored in the next i ssue .&#13;
3&#13;
/ f,&#13;
mi tt ee.&#13;
ACRO SS&#13;
1 I ndian word&#13;
mea ning jealous&#13;
one .&#13;
3 On a high ad ven&#13;
t u r e patch&#13;
below canoe&#13;
oars .&#13;
/2.&#13;
II&#13;
4 A t emporary&#13;
com-&#13;
5 Number o f y ears&#13;
between NOAC's.&#13;
6 Nationa l Chief&#13;
in 1977.&#13;
7 Each region is divided into&#13;
areas composed of&#13;
groupings of c ounc i ls.&#13;
9 Indian word for ch ief.&#13;
10 Pictured in the h a ndbook on&#13;
page 119t bottom right.&#13;
11 Number of words on the cover&#13;
of the handb ook.&#13;
DOWN&#13;
2 A National ser vice fraternity&#13;
founded in 1925.&#13;
6 The animal on the Philmont patch .&#13;
7 On the inside back cover.&#13;
8 Name of the founder of ~ h e OA.&#13;
12 The last syllabol in the Official&#13;
OA Song .&#13;
CHAPTER NEWS&#13;
Eastern Chapter&#13;
The Eastern Chapter meets the&#13;
second Sunday of every month at&#13;
Woodland Presbyterian Church at&#13;
'5217 Park Ave. Our dance team&#13;
has been hard at work preparing&#13;
themselves and will be dancing&#13;
shortly. The new election nrocedure&#13;
is being used for ali 1981&#13;
elections. Skip Specht is the&#13;
Vice Chief in charge of Elections&#13;
for our chapter. We would like&#13;
to complete all of our elections&#13;
by the April 3-4 camporee.&#13;
Skip Fowler - Chief&#13;
Hunter Ivy - Secretary&#13;
Nashoba Chapter&#13;
The Nashoba Chapter had an&#13;
election on December 14, 1980.&#13;
Du~ing February there was to have&#13;
been a meeting for reorganization&#13;
which everybody was notified by&#13;
mail. We would like to get&#13;
better attendence at chapter&#13;
functions. If you are interested&#13;
in getting involved or have&#13;
any questions aboμt the chapter&#13;
you should contact the Chapter&#13;
Chief - Robert Brooks at&#13;
358-6986.&#13;
Amangi&#13;
The Amengi Cha~t e r is striving&#13;
to getting more members active in&#13;
the Order of the Arrow.&#13;
Great Southwest dhapter&#13;
At the Family Banquet we rec&#13;
eived the Lodg e Service Award&#13;
and eight people represented&#13;
the Southwest Dist rict. At present&#13;
we are work ing on an outfit&#13;
change over. The purpose is to&#13;
update our dances and outfits.&#13;
This outfit change was first&#13;
discussed at a meeting between&#13;
our advisor, Da1las Palmertree,&#13;
the Lodge Chief, and myself.&#13;
This change has been discussed&#13;
at a chapter meeting and&#13;
approved by the members present.&#13;
Skip Joyner - Chapter Chief&#13;
Excellent Northeast&#13;
The Netami Chapter meets t h e&#13;
the third Thursday of every&#13;
month at St. Mich8el's Scout Hut&#13;
at 3867 Summer Ave. We are&#13;
presently supporting the Lodge&#13;
Dance and Ceremony teams. Both&#13;
these programs are in need of&#13;
interested volunteers--no exnerience&#13;
is necessary. We woula&#13;
like to see more people at ch a pter&#13;
meetings. We need yo ur support&#13;
to build A stro ng chapter.&#13;
If you have anv auestions&#13;
call Mike Neal - bh~pter Chief&#13;
at 377-0279.&#13;
Mike Neal - Chapter Ch ief&#13;
Crittenden&#13;
For Info: Call Jimmy Blackford&#13;
739-3045 or David Goacher 73 2-1576&#13;
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