Scout Honor Societies

Order of the Red Arrow - It existed in El Paso, Texas and in Coronado Area Council, Kansas from 1944-1949 where it became OA Lodge 434. The Kansas location was the Mic O Say program. It was started by St. Joseph, Missouri scout executive Leonard Lewis when he transferred to Kansas. It also existed in Conquistador Council, New Mexico from 1928-1935 then became Kwahadi OA Lodge 78. The New Mexico program was based on what they thought the OA was.





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