some youth was brought up the next year during the Second Biennial Conference of Scout Executives. One attendee, Dr. Tinney of Little Rock, AR stated,

Goodman had defended camp fraternities at the same conference and opposed a possible blanket ban on them. At the conclusion of the conference, the Order of the Arrow was adopted as an "Official Experiment" of Scouting America.

Throughout the 1930s, the Order of the Arrow went through a full review. The terminology used by the order was slowly replaced to sound less masonic and more

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