List of Higginbotham Era Assistant Scoutmasters:

List of Higginbotham era Assistant Scoutmasters: 1998-

Editable version of Higginbotham Era Assistant Scoutmasters:

John C. Cooper- 1998-2000 Yes, Mr. Cooper stayed on in the background for a solid year while Bob took charge.

Dick Hogue -2000

Terry Springer

Terry Haynes

Michael Patton

Hamel Reinmiller

Ray Ayers ('99 -

Ralph Ross ('01

Brian Bell ('03 -

Doug Fletcher ('05 -

Ted Biggers ('05 -

Rick Morgan ('05 -

Terry Haines ('05 -

Bob McCamey ('05 -

Bart Irby ('05 -

Richard Cheatam ('05 -

Lance Pool ('06 -

John Farris ('06 -

Mark Reder ('07 -

Steve Holley ('07 -

* Scott Miller ("Big Wind")- Bonfires (years?)   *Non-Assistant-Scoutmaster

Bartow Harris- 2002 - 2007 Bartow was father of the Corps Executive Committee, (composed of elected scouts) the "BOSS" program, (Big on Scout Spirit) and "SSE" (Sixth, Seventh, and Eight-grade) programs. Bartow was the first Scoutmaster in charge of separate Monday night Corps meetings upstairs. In 2003(?) the B.O.S.S. Corps scouts began teaching 5th grade classes as their B.O.S.S. leadership requirements. This ended the decades of dad teaching the First Year Program. The BOSS also taught skills on the campouts, which had been a Corpse role back into the 1990s, notably by Derrick South and others. The SSE Corpse scouts lead campout programs in the afternoon for the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade scouts. Since the younger high school scouts were often more in need of leadership hours for advancing, they often went to BOSS. BOSS was essential to teach skills for the 5th graders to advance.

Matt Loomis (2005 -2007): "Loomis" was the defacto adult leader of the Corps in 2006-2007. He specialized in organizing and collecting dues. His diplomatic nature with the scouts earned him the nickname "Papa Bear".

Addison Wilson IV (2005-2008): Known for his sleight-of-hand magic, "Baddison" assisted with the Corps for three years. He specialized with the BOSS program during that time, as well as planning and buying for the Corps' campout meals. During this era the Corps implemented a mandatory $10 campout fee where all members were required to camp, cook, and eat together. On the 2007 September campout Baddison drove the Corps leadership to cook a seven course meal featuring shrimp thermidor. Baddison's drive to organized the Corps food emanated to his own time in Corps in late 1995, when the optional $5 meals consisted of only junk food.