Breakfast.
Song hour.
Tent inspection.
Craft work.
Folk dancing.
Swimming.
Lesson in camp cookery.
Dinner.
Rest hour.
Nature study.
Two hours spent in any way preferred.
Supper.
Evening open for any kind of stunt.
First bugle, 8:30.
Lights out, 9:00.

Ceremonial meeting would be held every week on Monday night,
because the girls had so many opportunities to win honors now
that a whole month would be too long to wait.

After the announcements Nyoda awarded the honors. Medmangi had
taken the swimming test, Nakwisi and Chapa had righted an
overturned canoe, Sahwah had built a reflecting oven and baked
biscuits in it. All the girls had won some kind of an honor.
Gladys listened wonderingly to the account of the things they had
accomplished--things she did not have the faintest notion of how
to do.

Then came the elevating of Migwan to the rank of Fire Maker.
Proudly she exhibited her fourteen purple beads, indicating the