The Millennium Flap

circa 2000 (S13)

Fund raiser flap for Lodge Scholarship Fund

The 1998 National Order of the Arrow Conference Delegate "Corn Flap"

circa 1998 (S12)

Restricted to two flaps per lodge delegate/staff member

The 1998 National Order of the Arrow Conference "Corn Flap"

circa 1998 (S11)

The 1997 National Boy Scout Jamboree Flap

circa 1997 (S10)

The Order of the Arrow 80th Anniversary Flap

a.k.a. "The Luna Moth Flap"

circa 1995 (X1)

The 1993 National Boy Scout Jamboree Flap

circa 1993 (S9)

The Order of the Arrow 75th Anniversary Flap

circa 1990 (S8)

Note: An error by the patch manufacturer resulted in a white border version that was returned and not approved by the lodge. Blue Book designation is (QS2)

The Cho-Gun-Mun-A-Nock 35th Anniversary Flap

circa 1987 (S7)

Note: An error by the patch manufacturer resulted in a "large skull" version that was returned to the company. Non-approved by lodge. Blue Book designation is (QS1)

Lodge Back Patch

circa approx 1985

The Lodge Camp Service Flap

circa 1982 (S6)

May be purchased only by those members who have provided twenty hours of service to camp and have attended half of the lodge events.

The Current Official Lodge Flap

circa 1978 (S5)

The Cho-Gun-Mun-A-Nock 25th Anniversary Flap

circa 1977 (S4)

Same design as current flap except missing the fleur-de-lis

"The Crap Flap" or "The Comic Book Cut Out"

circa 1976 (S3a & b)

(S3a) Arrowhead does not align with arrow shaft

(S3b) Arrowhead aligns with arrow shaft

"The Blue Brotherhood Flap"

circa 1971 (S2)

Restricted to Brotherhood and Vigil Honor members (one per life only)

"The Pumpkin Patch"

circa 1971 (S1)

The Third Official Lodge Flap

circa early to mid 1960's (F3)

The second version of this flap was also produced in the early to mid 1960's but had an arrowhead with vertical stitching and a fuzzy "pellon" material backing. This flap was used until the summer of 1971. Both (F2) and (F3) were not allowed to be traded.

The Second Official Lodge Flap

circa early 1960's (F2)

The second lodge flap was produced sometime in the early 60's. It was the same basic design as (F1), but was a smaller, "standard" sized flap with a rolled marrow border. The 1st stitching on the arrowhead was horizontal.

The First Official Lodge Flap

circa approx 1955 (F1)

Oversized flap with cut edge

The Second Patch of Cho-Gun-Mun-A-Nock

circa approx 1954 (R2)

The First Patch of Cho-Gun-Mun-A-Nock

circa approx 1952 (R1)

Tribe Wapsipinicon

"The Order of the Black Crescent"

Used from sometime in the late 1940's until the council was granted an Order of the Arrow charter in 1952.

The totem of our lodge, the black crescent, has it's origins in an earlier honor camper society called Tribe Wapsipinicon, "The Order of the Black Crescent" which was formed in 1944. Shown at the right, this black felt crescent was cut out and worn on the sleeve (with the points down) in the early days of the organization.