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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recipients_of_the_Silver_Buffalo_Award
| Recipient | Year | Notability |
| Robert Baden-Powell | 1926 | Lieutenant-general in the British Army, writer and founder of the Scout Movement |
| The Unknown Scout | 1926 | Unknown member of the British Boy Scout Association who inspired W. D. Boyce to form the BSA |
| William D. Boyce | 1926 | Publisher and entrepreneur, founder of the BSA and the Lone Scouts of America |
| Colin H. Livingstone | 1926 | Financier, first president of the BSA |
| James J. Storrow | 1926 | Investment banker instrumental in forming General Motors, third president of GM and second president of the BSA (posthumous award) |
| Daniel Carter Beard | 1926 | Illustrator, author, social reformer, founding pioneer of the BSA and the first national Scout commissioner |
| Ernest Thompson Seton | 1926 | Noted author, wildlife artist, founder of the Woodcraft Indians, founding pioneer of the BSA and first Chief Scout; heavily influenced Baden-Powell in his formation of Scouting |
| Edgar M. Robinson | 1926 | Senior secretary in the YMCA, co-founder of the BSA |
| Lee F. Hanmer | 1926 | /Co-organizer of the Boy Scouts of America |
| George W. Wingate | 1926 | /Advocate of Organized Outdoor Recreation |
| Joseph Lee | 1926 | /Advocate of Playground and Outdoor Recreation |
| Howard S. Braucher | 1926 | /Chairman, Committee on Organization, Boy Scouts of America |
| Mortimer L. Schiff | 1926 | Banker, philanthropist, vice-president of the BSA, member of the World Scout Committee, recipient of the Bronze Wolf, later president of the BSA |
| Milton A. McRae | 1926 | Publisher, co-founder of the Scripps-McRae League of newspapers, later the third president of the BSA |
| Frank Presbrey | 1926 | /Advertising Man; Developer of Boys' Life Magazine |
| George D. Pratt | 1926 | /Treasurer, Boy Scouts of America |
| John Sherman Hoyt | 1926 | /Manufacturer; Chairman, Finance Committee, Boy Scouts of America |
| Jeremiah W. Jenks | 1926 | /Educator; Formulator of Scout Oath and Law |
| William D. Murray (Scouting) | 1926 | /Lawyer; Chairman, Editorial Board, Boy Scouts of America |
| G. Barrett Rich | 1926 | /Chairman, National Committee of Badges, Awards, and Scout Requirements |
| James E. West | 1926 | Lawyer, advocate of children's rights, first professional Chief Scout Executive of the BSA |
| George J. Fisher | 1926 | Physician, leader in the fields of youth development and physical fitness with the YMCA, early proponent of volleyball, deputy Chief Scout Executive and national Scout commissioner |
| William Howard Taft | 1927 | United States Solicitor General, United States federal judge, Governor-General of the Philippines, Secretary of War, twenty-seventh President of the United States, the tenth Chief Justice of the United States and first honorary president of the BSA |
| Hubert S. Martin | 1927 | Director of the International Bureau of the BSA |
| William Adams Welch | 1927 | /National and State Parks Commissioner |
| Stuart W. French | 1927 | /Business Executive; Organizer of Region 12 |
| Bolton Smith | 1927 | Banker, director of the Interracial Bureau of the BSA |
| Walter W. Head | 1927 | /Banker, fourth and sixth president of the BSA |
| Brother Barnabas McDonald F.S.C | 1927 | Founder of the Columbian Squires of the Knights of Columbus education director of the Catholic Bureau of the BSA and director of the National Catholic Committee on Scouting |
| The Unknown Soldier | 1928 | American soldiers who have died without their remains being identified |
| Charles Lindbergh | 1928 | Pioneering aviator and recipient of the Medal of Honor |
| Walter von Bonstetten | 1928 | President of the Swiss Federation of Boy Scouts, served on the World Scout Committee, recipient of the Bronze Wolf |
| Arthur N. Cotton | 1928 | /Promoter of High-Y Clubs |
| Clarence H. Howard | 1928 | Industrialist, philanthropist and early benefactor of the Junior Chamber of Commerce |
| Charles D. Velie | 1928 | /Philanthropist; Promoter of Scouting for Rural Boys |
| William H. Cowles | 1928 | /Publisher; First Chairman, Region 11 Committee |
| Calvin Coolidge | 1929 | Lawyer, governor of Massachusetts, twenty-ninth Vice President and thirtieth President of the United States, honorary president of the BSA |
| Richard Evelyn Byrd | 1929 | Pioneering polar explorer, aviator, Rear Admiral in the United States Navy, recipient of the Medal of Honor and the Congressional Life Saving Medal |
| Wilbert E. Longfellow | 1929 | Commodore of the U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps, early proponent of swimming instruction and of the Schafer method of artificial respiration |
| John H. Finley | 1929 | Educator and founder of the Junior American Red Cross |
| Howard F. Gillette | 1929 | /Banker; Promoter of Sea Scouting |
| Charles D. Hart | 1929 | /Physician; Promoter of Troop Camping |
| Edward VIII of the United Kingdom | 1929 | Prince of Wales, later King of Great Britain then governor of the Bahamas |
| Herbert Hoover | 1930 | Mining engineer, humanitarian administrator, United States Secretary of Commerce, thirty-first President of the United States, honorary president of the BSA |
| James Earl Russell | 1930 | /Educator; Scouter |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | 1930 | Senator and governor of State of New York, assistant Secretary of the Navy, member of the BSA National Committee, later thirty-second President of the United States and honorary president of the BSA |
| James Austin Wilder | 1930 | /Developed and Organized the Sea Scouts Program |
| Charles L. Sommers | 1930 | Business Executive, chairman of Region 10 of the BSA, the Charles L Sommers Canoe Base was later named in his honor |
| Charles C. Moore (engineer) | 1930 | /Engineer; Scouter |
| Lewis Warrington Baldwin | 1930 | /Railroad President; Regional Chairman |
| Herbert Stuart Pakington, 4th Baron Hampton | 1931 | Chief commissioner of the Boy Scout Association in the UK |
| Griffith Ogden Ellis | 1931 | /Editor and Publisher, American Boy Magazine |
| Lewis Gawtry | 1931 | /Banker; Philanthropist |
| George Welch Olmsted | 1931 | /Utilities Executive; World Scouter |
| Victor F. Ridder | 1931 | /Newspaper Publisher; Catholic Scouter |
| Robert P. Sniffen | 1931 | /Merchandising Consultant; Chairman, Committee on Supply Service |
| Mell R. Wilkinson | 1931 | /Manufacturer; National Executive Board Member |
| Dwight F. Davis | 1932 | Tennis player who founded the Davis Cup, served as Secretary of War and as Governor General of the Philippines |
| William Edwin Hall | 1932 | /Lawyer; President, Boys' Clubs of America |
| Alfred W. Dater | 1932 | /Utilities Executive; First Chairman, Sea Scout Committee |
| Barron Collier | 1932 | /Philanthropist; Promoter of Scouting |
| Frank A. Bean | 1932 | /Business Executive; Advocate of Rural Scouting |
| Hermann W. Merkel | 1932 | /Creative Administrator of Parks and Camps |
| Vincent Massey | 1933 | Canadian Diplomat; Philanthropist |
| Martin H. Carmody | 1933 | Supreme Knight, Knights of Columbus |
| John P. Wallace | 1933 | Publisher; Advocate of Rural Scouting |
| Cyrus Adler | 1933 | Educator; Chairman, Jewish Committee on Scouting |
| Reginald H. Parsons | 1933 | Developer of Scouting in Pacific Northwest |
| John A. McGregor | 1933 | Region 11 Scouter; Friend to Youth |
| Newton D. Baker | 1934 | Statesman; Humanitarian |
| Paul P. Harris | 1934 | Lawyer and founder of Rotary International |
| John M. Phillips | 1934 | Conservationist; Recipient of Silver Wolf |
| Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. | 1934 | Public Servant; Explorer |
| Charles E. Cotting | 1934 | Philanthropist; Promoter of New England Scouting |
| Frederic Kernochan | 1934 | Jurist; Pioneer Scouter; Urban League Executive |
| George Albert Smith | 1934 | Business Executive; Religious Leader; Scouter |
| Booth Tarkington | 1935 | Pulitzer Prize Author; Immortalizer of Youth |
| Amos Alonzo Stagg | 1935 | Educator; Dean of American Coaches |
| Daniel A. Tobin | 1935 | Banker; Scouter; Cofounder, Columbian Squires |
| Fielding Yost | 1935 | Scout Commissioner; Exponent of Clean Sports |
| Calvin Derrick | 1935 | Educator; Penologist; Innovator |
| R. Tait McKenzie | 1935 | Educator; Sculptor of Boy Scout Statue |
| Frederick Russell Burnham | 1936 | American-British Adventurer |
| Hugh S. Cumming | 1936 | United States Surgeon General |
| Lawrence Locke Doggett | 1936 | Educator; Pioneer for Training for Boys' Work |
| Charles Horace Mayo | 1936 | Surgeon; Health Authority; Pioneer Scouter |
| George Edgar Vincent | 1936 | Educator; Adviser to Scouting for Health and Safety |
| John Skinner Wilson | 1936 | Gilwell Camp Chief; World Scouter |
| Thomas E. Wilson | 1938 | Promoter for Rural Youth and 4-H Clubs |
| William Temple Hornaday | 1938 | Zoologist and Conservationist; Pioneer; Scouter |
| George A. Allen | 1938 | Presidential Representative for First National Jamboree |
| Frank Cody | 1938 | Educator; Innovator With Schools and Scouting |
| Frank G. Hoover | 1938 | Longtime Scouter; Friend to Youth |
| Connie Mack | 1938 | Connie Mack—Advocate of Good Sportsmanship |
| C. B. Smith | 1938 | Public Servant; Physician; Worker for Rural Scouting |
| John A. Stiles | 1938 | Canadian Scouting Official; Recipient of Silver Wolf |
| William Chalmers Covert | 1938 | Clergyman; Scouter |
| Marshall Field | 1938 | Business Executive; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Elbert K. Fretwell | 1938 | Educator; Scouter; Training Innovator |
| Heber J. Grant | 1938 | Industrialist; Mormon Church Official |
| Francis C. Kelley | 1938 | Bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa; Scouter |
| John Mott | 1938 | Missionary; Statesman; World Youth Leader |
| Norman Rockwell | 1938 | Artist; Prime Creator of Scouting's Image |
| Edward Roberts Moore | 1940 | Catholic Clergyman; Youth Worker, Scouter |
| George Washington Truett | 1940 | Clergyman; World Youth Leader; Scouter |
| Eugene D. Nims | 1940 | Philanthropist; Longtime Scouter |
| C. Ward Crampton | 1941 | Scientist; Author; Physical Fitness Advocate |
| Homer Folks | 1941 | Social Welfare Statesman |
| Edgar Rickard | 1941 | Mining Engineer; Humanitarian; Friend to Scouting |
| J. E. H. Stevenot | 1941 | Creator of Modern Philippine Scout Organization |
| Daniel A. Poling | 1941 | Clergyman; Editor; Scouter |
| Frank Orren Lowden | 1942 | Farmer; Lawyer; Statesman; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Ragnvald A. Nestos | 1942 | Lawyer; Statesman; Churchman; Pioneer in Rural Scouting |
| Frank Phillips | 1942 | Banker; Philanthropist; Enthusiast for Scouting |
| Bernard J. Sheil | 1942 | Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago; Founder of CYO; Scouter |
| William Clay Smoot | 1942 | Banker; Outdoorsman; Worker for Rural Youth |
| J. Edgar Hoover | 1943 | Lawyer; Criminologist; Director of the FBI |
| Harry C. Knight | 1943 | Business Executive; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| John M. Schiff | 1943 | Banker; President, Boy Scouts of America |
| William L. Smith (doctor) | 1943 | Surgeon; Public Servant; Author; Scouter |
| Frank W. Wozencraft | 1943 | Businessman; Lawyer; Statesman; Scouter |
| Oscar H. Benson | 1944 | Educator; Founder of the 4-H Clubs |
| Charles Evans Hughes | 1944 | Jurist; Statesman; Diplomat; Champion of Youth |
| Elbridge W. Palmer | 1944 | Publisher; Advocate for Youth With Special Needs, Racial Harmony, and Scouting |
| William C. Menninger | 1944 | Neuropsychiatrist; Enthusiastic Scouter |
| Philip L. Reed | 1944 | Business Executive; Scouter; Member, Advisory Council |
| Eddie Rickenbacker | 1944 | Aviation Pioneer; Executive; Wartime Ace of Aces; Scouter |
| Arthur Somers-Cocks, 6th Baron Somers | 1944 | Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth and Empire |
| Thomas J. Watson | 1944 | Business Executive; Philanthropist |
| Francis W. Hatch | 1945 | Publicist; Scouter; Chairman, Boys' Life Committee |
| Amory Houghton | 1945 | Manufacturer; Vice President, Boy Scouts of America |
| Paul W. Litchfeld | 1945 | Industrialist; Developed First Air Scout Squadron |
| Earl C. Sams | 1945 | Merchant; Philanthropist; Chairman, Business Division Committee |
| John M. Bierer | 1946 | Business Executive; Longtime Scouter |
| William J. Campbell | 1946 | Jurist; Promoter of Scouting for Catholic Boys |
| Walt Disney | 1946 | Cinema Executive; Creator of Mickey Mouse |
| Dwight D. Eisenhower | 1946 | General of the Army; Supreme Commander of Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe |
| Raymond F. Low | 1946 | Business Executive; Scouter; Sea Scouting Enthusiast |
| Wheeler McMillen | 1946 | Journalist; Editor; Advocate for Rural Scouting |
| Chester W. Nimitz | 1946 | Chief of Naval Operations; U.S. Signator to Japanese Surrender Treaty |
| Vilhjalmur Stefansson | 1946 | Arctic Explorer; Author; Scouter |
| Frank L. Weil | 1946 | Lawyer; Scouter; Cofounder, United Service Organizations |
| Bernard Baruch | 1947 | Economist; Philanthropist; Patriot |
| Manuel Camus | 1947 | Statesman; Jurist; President, Boy Scouts of the Philippines |
| Cleveland E. Dodge | 1947 | Financier; Philanthropist; Chairman, International Board of the YMCA |
| Perrin C. Galpin | 1947 | Educator; Scouter; Child-Health Advocate |
| William H. Pouch | 1947 | Industrialist; Longtime Scouter; Civic Leader |
| Paul Allen Siple | 1947 | Geographer; Explorer; Author; Member, First Byrd Antarctic Expedition |
| Francis Cardinal Spellman | 1947 | Archbishop of New York; Author; Patriot |
| R. Douglas Stuart | 1947 | Manufacturer; Pioneer Scouter; Friend to Youth |
| Irving Berlin | 1948 | Composer of God Bless America |
| Belmore Browne | 1948 | Artist; Explorer; Cold-Weather Camping Expert |
| Cherry Logan Emerson | 1948 | Engineer; Educator; Servant of Youth |
| Reuhen Brooks Hale | 1948 | Merchant; Civic Leader; Advocate of Senior Scouting |
| Robert F. Payne | 1948 | Educator; Author; Longtime Scouter |
| Thomas Corbett, 2nd Baron Rowallan | 1948 | Chief Scout of British Commonwealth and Empire |
| Wade Warren Thayer | 1948 | Attorney; Author; Exponent of Hawaiian Scouting |
| David W. Armstrong | 1949 | Executive Director, Boys Clubs of America |
| Sheldon Clark | 1949 | Business Executive; National Sea Scout Commodore |
| Richard J. Cushing | 1949 | Archbishop of Boston; Lecturer; Author; Civic Leader; Head of All Youth Work of Catholic Church in USA |
| W. V. M. Fawcett | 1949 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Charles R. Hook | 1949 | Industrialist; Advocate of Junior Achievement; Scouter |
| Luther A. Weigle | 1949 | Educator; Dean; Bible Scholar; Pioneer Scouter |
| Harry Messiter Addinsell | 1950 | Financier; Churchman; Treasurer, Boy Scouts of America |
| Kenneth K. Bechtel | 1950 | Business Executive; Vice-President, Boy Scouts of America |
| Charles Kettering | 1950 | Engineer; Manufacturer; Philanthropist; Innovator |
| Irving Langmuir | 1950 | Nobel Prize Scientist; Pioneer Scouter |
| Byrnes MacDonald | 1950 | Business Executive; Worker for Underprivileged Youth |
| Owen Josephus Roberts | 1950 | Jurist; Public Servant; Longtime Scouter |
| Arthur A. Schuck | 1950 | Chief Scout Executive, Boy Scouts of America |
| Lowell Thomas | 1950 | Explorer; Author; News Commentator; Scouter |
| Harry S. Truman | 1950 | Thirty-third President, United States of America |
| Milburn Lincoln Wilson | 1950 | National Director, 4-H Clubs; Scouter |
| Ralph Bunche | 1951 | Educator; Nobel Peace Prize Winner; Scouter |
| James Lippitt Clark | 1951 | Explorer; Author; Sculptor; Conservationist; Scouter |
| Edgar Guest | 1951 | Writer; Poet; Boys' Club Official; Friend to Youth |
| Raymond W. Miller | 1951 | Publicist; Scouter; Advocate of Rural Scouting |
| D. C. Spry | 1951 | Chief Executive Commissioner, Canadian General Council of the Boy Scouts Association |
| James H. Douglas, Jr. | 1951 | Attorney; Public Servant; Longtime Scouter |
| Henry Smith Richardson | 1951 | Manufacturing Chemist; Longtime Scouter |
| Jack P. Whitaker | 1951 | Manufacturer; Scouter; President, American Humanics Foundation |
| Julius Ochs Adler | 1952 | Journalist; Patriot; Veteran Scouter |
| Roy Chapman Andrews | 1952 | Explorer; Zoologist; Museum Director; Autho |
| Frank Learoyd Boyden | 1952 | Teacher; Headmaster; Friend to Youth |
| Harmar D. Denny, Jr. | 1952 | Attorney; Congressman; Longtime Scouter |
| Gale F. Johnston | 1952 | Banker; Civic Leader; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Carlos P. Romulo | 1952 | Author; Soldier; Diplomat; Cofounder, Boy Scouts of the Philippines |
| Louis John Taber | 1952 | Farmer; Granger; Exponent of Rural Scouting; Scouter |
| Alton Fletcher Baker | 1953 | Journalist; Publisher; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Henry B. Grandin | 1953 | Business Executive; Scouter; Host to Third National Jamboree |
| Ross L. Leffler | 1953 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| Charles Francis McCahill | 1953 | Newspaper Executive; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| David O. McKay | 1953 | President, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
| William H. Albers | 1954 | Business Executive; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Ellsworth Hunt Augustus | 1954 | Banker; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Ezra Taft Benson | 1954 | Secretary of Agriculture; Church Leader; Scouter |
| Philip David Bookstaber | 1954 | Rabbi; Scholar; Exponent of Scouting for Jewish Boys |
| Norton Clapp | 1954 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| J. M. T. Finney, Jr. | 1954 | Surgeon; Churchman; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| Richard Oliver Gerow | 1954 | Bishop of Natchez, Miss.; Longtime Scouter |
| E. Urner Goodman | 1954 | Church Executive; Pioneer Scouter; Founder, Order of the Arrow |
| George Lloyd Murphy | 1954 | Producer; Actor; Publicist; Scouter |
| Nathan Marvin Ohrbach | 1954 | Business Executive; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Dewitt Wallace | 1954 | Magazine Founder; Editor; Publisher; Philanthropist |
| Charles Dana Bennett | 1955 | Author; Rural Consultant; Publicist; Scouter |
| Rex Ivan Brown | 1955 | Utility Executive; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| William Durant Campbell | 1955 | Naturalist; World Traveler; Eagle Scout; Scouter |
| Francis John Chesterman | 1955 | Utilities Executive; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Leonard Kimball Firestone | 1955 | Industrialist; Churchman; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Charles William Froessel | 1955 | Jurist; Churchman; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Robert Tyre Jones, Jr. | 1955 | Attorney; Business Executive; Sportsman; Champion Athlete |
| Lewis Edward Phillips | 1955 | Manufacturer; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Frank Chambless Rand, Jr. | 1955 | Business Executive; Publisher; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Thomas John Watson, Jr. | 1955 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Ivan Allen, Jr. | 1956 | Executive; Banker; Engineer; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Gerald F. Beal | 1956 | Banker; Financier; Cultural and Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Daniel W. Bell | 1956 | Banker; Public Servant; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Hugh Moss Comer | 1956 | Textile Manufacturer; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Walter Francis Dillingham | 1956 | Executive; Builder; Philanthropist; Statesman; Scouter |
| Whitney Haskins Eastman | 1956 | Business Executive; Engineer; Scientist; Scouter |
| William Harrison Fetridge | 1956 | Editor; Publisher; Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| William Jansen | 1956 | Educator; Author; Churchman; Administrator; Scouter |
| Guy Lee Noble | 1956 | National 4-H Club Executive; Humanitarian |
| Harry Lloyd Schaeffer | 1956 | Railroad Executive; Scouter |
| Henry F. Schricker | 1956 | Statesman; Banker; Editor; Pioneer Scouter |
| Harold Stassen | 1956 | Educator; Humanitarian; Statesman; Author; Scouter |
| Edwin Joel Thomas | 1956 | Industrialist; Civic Leader; Humanitarian; Scouter |
| Harold Roe Bartle | 1957 | Attorney; Civic Leader; Humanitarian; Scouter |
| Brooks Hays | 1957 | Congressman; Lawyer; Humanitarian; Scouter |
| Walter David Heller | 1957 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Henry Cabot Lodge | 1957 | Journalist; National and International Statesman |
| Abram L. Sachar | 1957 | Educator; Author; Historian; University President |
| Herman Lee Turner | 1957 | Clergyman; Humanitarian; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Kenneth Dale Wells | 1957 | Economist; Educator; President, Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge |
| Robert Bernerd Anderson | 1958 | Secretary of the Treasury; Lawyer; Educator; Scouter |
| John Hopkinson Baker | 1958 | Conservation Executive; Governmental Adviser |
| Hubert Hardison Coffield | 1958 | Industrialist; Rancher; Churchman; Humanitarian; Scouter |
| Nathan Dauby | 1958 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Jackson Dodds | 1958 | Banker; Scouter; Recipient of Silver Wolf and Bronze Wolf |
| John Randolph Donnell | 1958 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Robert Newcomb Gibson | 1958 | Business Executive; Lumberman; Scouter |
| Frank Brittain Kennedy | 1958 | Investment Dealer; Churchman; Executive; Scouter |
| Edward Leroy Kohnle | 1958 | Business Executive; Churchman; Cultural Leader Scouter |
| Sol George Levy | 1958 | Import-Export Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| John Norton Lord | 1958 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| James Stewart | 1958 | Actor; Combat Aviator; Scouter |
| Milo William Bekins | 1959 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| George Michael Dowd | 1959 | Clergyman; Domestic Prelate; Youth Leader; Scout Chaplain |
| Irving J. Feist | 1959 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Roger Stanley Firestone | 1959 | Manufacturing Executive; Humanitarian; Scouter |
| Bob Hope | 1959 | Cinema, Radio, and Television Comedian; Humanitarian |
| Jeffrey Louis Lazarus | 1959 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Walter Lee Lingle, Jr. | 1959 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| George Magar Mardikian | 1959 | Restaurateur; Author; Philanthropist; Scouter |
| Pliny Hunnicut Powers | 1959 | Educator; Deputy Chief Scout Executive, Boy Scouts of America |
| Charles Dudley Pratt | 1959 | Attorney; Civic Leader; Pioneer Scouter |
| Joseph Frederic Wiese | 1959 | Industrial Executive; Community Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| Joe C. Carrington | 1960 | Insurance Executive; Rancher; Churchman; Youth Worker; Scouter |
| Thomas C. Clark | 1960 | Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court; Humanitarian; Veteran Scouter |
| James Thomas Griffin | 1960 | Business Executive; Humanitarian; Churchman; Scouter |
| Alfred Gruenther | 1960 | President, American National Red Cross; Supreme Allied Commander in Europe 195356; Scouter |
| Roy Edward Larson | 1960 | Publishing Executive; Civic Leader; Humanitarian |
| Robert John Lloyd | 1960 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Alexander White Moffat | 1960 | Business Executive; Yachtsman; Author; Scouter |
| Clifford A. Randall | 1960 | Lawyer Executive; Humanitarian; Past President, Rotary International |
| Norman Salit | 1960 | Rabbi; Attorney; Humanitarian; Veteran Scouter |
| Wyeth Allen | 1961 | Educator; Community Leader; Longtime Scouter |
| Carl Otto Janus | 1961 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| Richard E. McArdle | 1961 | Educator; Public Servant; Conservationist; Scouter |
| Charles B. McCabe, Jr. | 1961 | Publisher; Broadcasting Executive; Veteran Scouter |
| Lauris Norstad | 1961 | Supreme Allied Commander, Europe (SHAPE); Promulgator of Scouting |
| William T. Spanton | 1961 | Cofounder, Future Farmers of America; Scouter |
| Delbert L. Stapley | 1961 | Business Executive; Church Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| Charles M. White | 1961 | Industrialist; Civic Leader; Youth Worker; Scouter |
| Robert E. Wood | 1961 | Retired Army General; Business Executive; Philanthropist; Veteran Scouter |
| Bruce C. Clarke | 1962 | Commander-in-Chief, United States Army, Europe; Veteran Scouter |
| Zenon Clayton Raymond Hansen | 1962 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Eagle Scout; Scouter |
| Carl Hayden | 1962 | Member, United States Senate; Veteran Scouter |
| Wayne Andrew Johnston | 1962 | Railroad Executive; Humanitarian; Longtime Scouter |
| Thomas J. Keane | 1962 | Naval Officer in Two World Wars; Veteran Scouter |
| John Cook Parish | 1962 | Business Executive; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| John Thurman | 1962 | Camp Chief of Gilwell Park; Recipient of Silver Wolf and Bronze Wolf |
| Carl Vinson | 1962 | Member, United States House of Representatives; Friend of Scouting |
| Clarence E. Williams | 1962 | Physician; Surgeon; Jamboree Medical Officer; Scouter |
| Erwin Dain Canham | 1963 | Editor; Author; Broadcasting Commentator; Humanitarian |
| L. Osmond Crosby | 1963 | Industrialist; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Herold C. Hunt | 1963 | Educator; Author; Consultant; Scouter |
| Walter H. Judd (missionary) | 1963 | Statesman; Missionary; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| John T. Kimball | 1963 | Utilities Executive; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Harold B. Lee | 1963 | Business Executive; Educator; Church Official; Scouter |
| Douglas MacArthur | 1963 | Corporation Chairman; General of the Army; Recipient of Congressional Medal of Honor |
| Jack C. Vowell | 1963 | Business Executive; Engineer; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| Frederick M. Warburg | 1963 | Banker; Philanthropist; Worker for Youth; Scouter |
| A. Frank Bray | 1964 | Jurist; Civic Leader; Friend to Youth; Scouter |
| Albert L. Cole | 1964 | Publisher; President, Boys' Clubs of America; Philanthropist |
| Lyndon B. Johnson | 1964 | Thirty-sixth President, United States of America |
| Ralph W. McCreary | 1964 | Industrialist; Civic Leader; Veteran Scouter |
| Robert Moses | 1964 | Public Servant; Builder; Friend to Youth; Scouter |
| Ephraim Laurence Palmer | 1964 | Educator; Author; Conservationist; Veteran Scouter |
| Thomas F. Patton | 1964 | International Industrialist; Civic Leader; Scouter |
| Gilbert R. Pirrung | 1964 | Agriculturist; Churchman; World Scouter |
| Howard Tellepsen | 1964 | Business Leader; Churchman; Scouter |
| Irving Ben Cooper | 1965 | Jurist; Humanitarian; Friend to Youth |
| Austin T. Cushman | 1965 | Merchandising Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Harry J. Delaney | 1965 | Business Leader; Churchman; Scouter |
| Royal Firman, Jr. | 1965 | Business, Cultural, Community, and Church Leader; Scouter |
| John Glenn | 1965 | Colonel, United States Marine Corps (Ret.); Astronaut; Scouter |
| Harry J. Johnson | 1965 | Physician; Educator; Administrator; Scouter |
| Harry G. McGavran | 1965 | Surgeon; Community Leader; Humanitarian; Scouter |
| David Sarnoff | 1965 | Industrialist; Communications Expert; Veteran Scouter |
| Jo. S. Stong | 1965 | Community Leader; Scouting Enthusiast |
| Gustavo J. Vollmer | 1965 | Engineer; Venezuelan and World Scouter |
| Richard W. Darrow | 1966 | Publicist; Civic Leader; Eagle Scout; Scouter |
| John Henry Fischer | 1966 | Educator; Civic Leader; Eagle Scout; Scouter |
| Charles Zachary Hardwick | 1966 | Business Executive; Humanitarian; Scouter |
| Lewis Blaine Hershey | 1966 | Lieutenant General, United States Army; Director, Selective Service; Scouter |
| Basil O'Connor | 1966 | Lawyer; Public Servant; Humanitarian; Friend to Youth |
| Philip Henry Powers | 1966 | Engineer; Educator; Pioneer Scouter |
| Paul G. Benedum | 1967 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Sterling B. Doughty | 1967 | Financial and Management Consultant; World Scouter |
| Harold Keith Johnson | 1967 | Chief of Staff, United States Army; Educator; Scouter |
| Otto Kerner, Jr. | 1967 | Governor of the State of Illinois; Scouter |
| Biggie Munn | 1967 | Athletic Director; Coach; Friend of Youth; Scouter |
| Crawford Rainwater | 1967 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Vittz-James Ramsdell | 1967 | Business Executive; Community Leader; Scouter |
| Howard A. Rusk | 1967 | Physician; Educator; Innovator; Humanitarian |
| Dwight J. Thomson | 1967 | Business Leader; Veteran Scouter; World Scouter |
| William Westmoreland | 1967 | Commander, U.S. Military Assistance Command, Vietnam; CG, U.S. Army, Vietnam; Eagle Scout; Scouter |
| John Cardinal Cody | 1968 | Archbishop of Chicago; Recipient of the Silver Beaver; Energetic Scouter |
| John G. Detwiler | 1968 | Industrialist; Churchman; Recipient of the Silver Beaver and Silver Antelope; National Executive Board Member |
| Robert T. Gray | 1968 | Physician; Eagle Scout; Medical Officer at Many National and World Jamborees |
| Arthur Z. Hirsch | 1968 | Veteran Scouter; Recipient of the Silver Beaver and Silver Antelope |
| John F. Lott | 1968 | Rancher; World Scouter; Recipient of the Silver Beaver and Silver Antelope |
| William L. Schloss | 1968 | Banker; Community Leader; Recipient of the Silver Beaver |
| James E. Webb | 1968 | Lawyer; Businessman; Diplomat; Educator; Administrator, National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| John M. Budd | 1969 | Executive; Champion of Youth; Dedicated Scouter |
| Arleigh Burke | 1969 | Military Leader; Patriot; Distinguished Scouter |
| James F. Burshears | 1969 | Imaginative Scouter |
| Scott Carpenter | 1969 | Aquanaut; Astronaut; Friend of Scouting |
| Vince Lombardi | 1969 | Professional Football General Manager; Friend of Youth |
| John W. H. Miner | 1969 |
