No weekend OA event was complete without a lot of quality fellowship.  Arrowmen came to Camp Billy Gibbons to work, have ceremonies, eat, play and enjoy fellowship with each other.  Oh, did I mention sleep?  That was something that didn't seem to have a very high priority on anyone's agenda, except for a very few of the adults.  Here are a some candid snapshots taken  over the years that show some of the fellowship that "happens" when Arrowmen are not working on a service project or putting on a ceremony.
 

David Cleveland, John Cox, Chris Firth and  Dr. Roger Schustereit	Brotherhood members caught with the camera.
Reviewing the candidate list are Chris Firth,  Fred Firth and Michael Beach	One of the favorite pastimes at a Fellowship weekend
Teaching Arrowmen how to make an  Indian outfit.	1991 Spring Fellowship Left to Right:  A. J. Pepper, Frank Hilton, Neal Pepper,  Mark Morvant, Perry "Butch" Wakefield
Front Row, L to R: Brantley Hudson, Jim Cooper, Lee Tesson, Kirby Keahey Back Row L to R: Prof. O. E. Weinbrenner, Guy Guy Quirl, Cookie Cornelious, Jim Terrell, Jr., Burts Kennedy	Front Row, L to R: Brantley Hudson, Jim Cooper, Elmo Ledbetter, Lee Tesson, Kirby Keahey and Burts Kennedy Back Row, L to R: Prof. O. E. Weinbrenner, Guy Quirl, Dabney Kennedy, Cookie Cornelious, Jim Terrell, Jr.
Left to Right: Murry Ailman, Jim Cooper, Leo Buckmaster, Johnny Minear, Dabney Kennedy  Photo taken in 1954 at Camp Billy Gibbons	Note the mounted catfish behind these Arrowmen.  Yes, it was caught in Brady Creek.
Walter "Wally" Walske fixing food for fellowship.	Eating was always a favorite pastime at Otena Fellowships
Left to Right, Front Row:  Leo Buckmaster, ? , Tommy Day, Jim Cooper, Johnny Minear, Bryan Healer   Photo taken in 1954 at Camp Billy Gibbons	Waiting for supper. Why else would we be in uniform?
Neal Pepper admires an Arrowman's patch collection.	Left to Right: Murry Allman, Leo Buckmaster, James Segrest, Tommy Day, Johnny Minear, Dabney Kennedy, Bryan Healer Photo taken in 1954 at Camp Billy Gibbons