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Who Wants To Be A National Chief

On Founder's Day, you will have the opportunity to see if you can handle the "hot seat." Be ready for some difficult questions that will test your understanding of the Order. (A Who Wants To Be National Chief information sheet is enclosed in the National Conference Program Packet.)

Participants do not have to pre-register, but will be randomly selected from interested Arrowmen at the conference.

Who Wants To Be A National Chief Rules

1) All participants will be chosen at random from the audience

2) All contestants must be under 21 years of age.

3) The contestant will have three lifelines:

a. "50/50", Two choices will be eliminated
b. "Poll the audience", a poll of the audience will be taken to determine which answer the audience agrees with the most. Clapping will be used to determine which is the best choice.
c. "Ask a friend", The contestant may ask any one audience member for their answer to the question. The person asked has thirty seconds to respond.

4) Judges answers are final.

5) Contestants may answer up to 15 questions correct to reach the "National Chief" level, at which point the game is concluded.

Levels of Who Wants To Be A National Chief

NATIONAL CHIEF
National Vice-Chief
Region Chief
Section Chief
Section Vice-Chief
VIGIL HONOR
Section Secretary
Lodge Chief
Lodge Vice-Chief
Lodge Secretary
BROTHERHOOD HONOR
Lodge Unit Elections Chairman
Chapter Chief
Chapter Vice-Chief
ORDEAL HONOR

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Revised 05/22/02