Mr. Herring from Southaven spent the day with the scouts.  Dressed in colonial officer's garb, Mr. Herring spoke on the hardships and sacrifice of the colonial army during the Revolutionary War.
	A small part of the Council Ring crowd.  The event had to be moved inside due to pouring down rain that evening.
	The historical flags on the wall were the ones used in the flag history competition.
	T45 TC Miss Frances presents new Wood Badge recipients with their Wood Badge neckerchiefs.
	T45 SM Richard Sowers presents the Wood Badge beads.
	The tapping out ceremony for the Order Of The Arrow begins.
	Names are called, and OA braves search the crowd for the honorees.
	The tapping out ceremony is a time honored tradition which begins the honorees' passage from "just scouting" to OA.
	This years' lineup of scouts and leaders chosen to join the ranks of the OA.
	Choctaw DE Ned Young contributing to the flag retirement ceremony.
	Executive Bd. VP Mark Guyton adds his part.  Usually done with a bonfire, wet weather meant the retirement had to be done using one of the BBQ pits out back,
	A solemn ceremony, flag retirement is done in complete silence, as each person present adds a bit of the retired flag to the fire.