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Physical Information:

Border type:         Rolled edge
Border color:        Light brown
Background material: Embroidery
Background color:    Gold
Lettering:           Black
Size:                123x62mm
Designer:            Unknown
Manufacturer:        Unknown
Process:             Loom
Other physical info: Many lodge Arrowmen feel the S2 was the prettiest patch
                     the lodge has ever issued.

                     The S2 Gold and S2 Yellow may be easily differentiated by
                     a careful comparison in good light.  A comparison is
                     available here.

Availability:

Years issued:        1965-1968
Number issued:       220
Restrictions:        None
Original cost:       Unknown
Issue comments:      The S2 was issued in 1965 to mark the 50th (Golden)
                     anniversary of the Order of the Arrow and the 20th
                     anniversary of Kaskanampo Lodge. It was also issued as a
                     special patch to recognize the accomplishments of the
                     lodge during 1965. During the 1965 National Order of the
                     Arrow Conference held at Indianna University, the Lodge
                     won in seven out of eight categories and was rated the
                     best lodge in Region V. The Indian Dance Team won
                     national honors in both individual and team dancing. The
                     council had 2,400 Scouts attend summer camp and the lodge
                     had over a thousand members.  The lodge completed a new
                     building at Camp Westmoreland and issued a special slide
                     to those who worked on the project.

Errata:              This flap is mistakenly called the S5 in Arapaho.

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