OA Members (who have completed their ordeal)
Scouts are elected to the Order by
their fellow unit members, following approval by the
Scoutmaster or Varsity team Coach. To become a member,
a youth must be a registered member of a Boy Scout
troop or Varsity Scout team and hold First Class rank.
The youth must have experienced fifteen days and
nights of Boy Scout camping during the two-year period
prior to the election. The fifteen days and nights
must include one, but no more than one, long-term camp
consisting of six consecutive days and five nights of
resident camping, approved and under the auspices and
standards of the Boy Scouts of America. The balance of
the camping must be overnight, weekend, or other
short-term camps.
| Daniel D. (Adult) |
(May 2006) |
| Daniel B. |
(October 2005) |
| John H. (Adult) |
(October 2005) |
| Michael A. |
(October 2004) |
| Gary L. |
(May 2004) |
| Justin P. (Adult) |
(October 2001) |
Brotherhood Members
After 10
months of service and fulfilling certain requirements,
a member may take part in the Brotherhood ceremony,
which places further emphasis on the ideals of
Scouting and the Order. Completion of this ceremony
signifies full membership in the OA.
| Clark V. (Adult) |
(October 2006) |
| Preston D. |
(August 2006) |
| Bryan D. |
(May 2006) |
| Stephen C. |
(October 2005) |
Vigil Honor Members
After two
years of service as a Brotherhood member, and with the
approval of the national Order of the Arrow Committee,
a Scout may be recognized with the Vigil Honor for
outstanding service to Scouting, his lodge, and the
community. This honor is bestowed by special selection
and is limited to one person for every 50 members
registered with the lodge each year.
