Hall of Fame

Hi' Lo Ha Chy' A-La -- Hall of Fame
In 1982, the members of Lodge #413 voted to create the Lodge 413 Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame was created as a local recognition for a select few Lodge members whose work with the Lodge over an extended period of time, left a lasting influence on the Lodge and the Lodge members with whom they worked. This recognition was awarded in place of the "Founders Award" used in other lodges. In the original 1982 proclamation, which was entered into the Lodge rules and constitution, Jack Roy was named the first member. A rigid criteria was established for the selection of members:
	1. No more than 2 members can be elected each year. 2. If youth, he must be an active member for 5 years, if adult, 7 years.
New inductees were not necessarily chosen every year. It was at the discretion of the Hall of Fame committee to decide whether or not there was an Arrowman worthy of this award. The Hall of Fame was the highest honor that the Lodge bestowed upon one of its members. Induction into the Hall of Fame was conducted at Ordeal weekends and at the Lodge Banquet. Listed below are the recipients of the Hi' Lo Ha Chy' A-La Lodge #413 Hall of Fame.



1982 Jack Roy	1983 Bill Winkler, Donald G. Belk	1984 No Inductees
1985 Brad Gallop, Price Marshall	1986 No Inductees	1987 G.W. "Doc" Walker, Greg "T.O." Spence
1988 No Inductees	1989 Bruce Smith, Wally Jackson	1990 Damon Cluck, Joe Smith
1991 No Inductees	1992 Pat Roby, Ray Williams	1993 Ray Calaway, David Morris
1994 Daniel Kueter	1995 Carl Henderson	1996 No Inductees
1997 John Travis, Dave Tesmer	1998 David Hoeper, Thelma Kelly	1999 No Inductees
2000 James Patrick Dailey, Mike Garner	2002 Jane Comstock, Wayne Grommet


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