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… of Pathfinder, the Wayseeker must have won 12 coups, 3 under each Lamp; know and tell publicly the story of the First Fire; make and explain the Sand Painting; be a Woodcrafter at least three months.
When these tests have been satisfactorily passed, the member is called out in Council, the Guide then in charge reads a list of the coups won, cuts from the horned shield the green tassels and burns them, hands the candidate a thread of scarlet silk to be embroidered — a red spot — in the door-way of the teepee, saying as he does so: “Thus do I, acting for the Council, take away the green tassels of inexperience, and with this silk, I light your teepee fire. You are now a Pathfinder.”
A Sagamore is one who has won 24 coups, 6 under each Lamp; must be at least 14 years of age; and be a Woodcrafter at least six months.
A Grand Sagamore is one who has won 24 grand coups.
An Eagle Sagamore is one with 36 coups.
A Grand Eagle Sagamore is one with 36 grand coups.
A Sachem is one with 48 coups.
A Grand Sachem has 48 grand coups.
An Eagle Sachem has 72 coups.
A Grand Eagle Sachem is one with 72 grand coups.
A Sachem Ipawa is one with 100 coups.
A Grand Sachem Ipawa is one with 100 grand coups.
An Eagle Sachem Ipawa is one with 200 coups.
A Grand Eagle Sachem Ipawa is one with 200 grand coups.
Local tribes are authorized to confer the ranks of Wayseeker and of Pathfinder. Before taking any action on claims for the rank of Sagamore or higher ranks, the Head Guide must forward to the Field Council of the District (if in the district of a Field Council; otherwise to National Headquarters) the original coup claims. The Committee on Honors will there pass upon them, make record of same and return them to the local group. Without their action, these titles may not be approved or conferred.
Woodcraft Honor Band
When one is received into membership, he should have placed on his shoulders the Woodcraft Honor Band which ..text pokračuje
