- Area 3-A
- Area 3-C
- 1953 3-C Pow Wow
- 1954 3-C Pow Wow
- 1955 3-C Pow Wow
- 1956 3-C Pow Wow
- 1957 3-C Pow Wow
- 1958 3-C Pow Wow
- 1959 3-C Pow Wow
- 1960 3-C Pow Wow
- 1961 3-C Pow Wow
- 1962 3-C Pow Wow
- 1963 3-C Pow Wow
- 1964 3-C Pow Wow
- 1965 3-C Pow Wow
- 1966 3-C Training Conference
- 1967 3-C Pow Wow
- 1968 3-C Pow Wow
- 1968 3-C Training Institute
- 1969 3-C Pow Wow
- 1970 3-C Pow Wow
- 1970 3-C Training Conference
- 1971 3-C Pow Wow
- 1972 3-C Pow Wow
- Area 3-C Issues
- Section SE-1
- 1973 SE-1 Pow Wow
- 1973 NOAC
- 1974 SE-1 Conclave
- 1975 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1975 SE-1 Conclave
- 1976 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1976 SE-1 Conclave
- 1976 SE Region Training Conference
- 1977 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1977 SE-1 Conclave
- 1977 NOAC
- 1978 SE-1 Conclave
- 1978 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1979 SE-1 Conclave
- 1980 SE-1 Conclave
- 1980 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1981 SE-1 Conclave
- 1982 SE-1 Conclave
- Section SE-1 Issues
- Section SE-8
- Section SR-6/6B/7
- Section SR-7A
- 1998 SR-7A Conclave
- 1999 SR-7A Conclave
- 2000 SR-7A Conclave
- 2001 SR-7A Conclave
- 2002 SR-7A Conclave
- 2003 SR-7A Conclave
- 2004 SR-7A Conclave
- 2005 SR-7A Conclave
- 2006 SR-7A Conclave
- 2007 SR-7A Conclave
- 2008 SR-7A Conclave
- 2009 SR-7A GW/Jeff Trail Crew
- 2009 SR-7A Conclave
- 2010 SR-7A GW/Jeff Trail Crew
- 2010 SR-7A Conclave
- 2011 SR-7A Conclave
- 2012 SR-7A Conclave
- 2013 SR-7A Conclave
- 2014 SR-7A Conclave
- 2015 SR-7A Conclave
- 2016 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2016 SR-7A Conclave
- 2017 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2017 SR-7A Conclave
- 2018 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2018 SR-7A Conclave
- 2019 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2019 SR-7A Conclave
- 2020 SR-7A Conclave
- 2021 SR-7A Conclave
- Section E9
Wahunsenakah 2012 flaps include rubber issue
Wahunsenakah Lodge has issued several patches in preparation for the upcoming 2012 National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) to be held July 30-August 4 at Michigan State University. Most notably, the Lodge has issued their first flap shaped emblem that is not fully embroidered. As a matter of fact, it has no cloth or thread at all, since it’s made of bright yellow rubber.
Already dubbed “the rubber duck,” the unique flap will be classified as 333 F1, following the cataloging precedent set by the Occoneechee Lodge 104 rubber flap issued for the 2011 SR7B Conclave. 300 of the rubber duck flaps were made by Wahunsenakah Lodge, and sold at $10 each.
Also issued for the 2012 NOAC were 2 two-part sets of pocket flap with chevron-shaped pocket patch. Both feature the same design, with the only difference being the delegate set has a silver border (100 issued) and the trader set has a white border (400 issued). The design of the patches continues the Lodge’s theme of honoring the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War with their 2012 emblems.
The flap features silhouettes of Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson and Robert E. Lee over the First National Flag of the Confederacy with George B. McClellan and Abraham Lincoln over the 34-star US Flag that would have been used during the Peninsula Campaign of 1862.
The chevron-shaped pocket piece pictures the historic Battle of Hampton Roads between the CSS Virginia (formerly the Merrimac) and the USS Monitor, also known as the Battle of the Ironclads.
Watch this site for more emblems from SR-7A lodges as they issued for the 2012 NOAC. For images of all Wahunsenakah Lodge issues check out Wahunsenakah Lodge 333 Emblems.
Thanks to Wahunsenakah Arrowmen Larry Johnson for the emblem pictures and George Homewood for details about the patch design.
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