| Camp Fire Emblems For larger versions
of the emblems, for names of specific emblems,
and for meanings of the symbols used,
click below the pictures. A new page will open for each
group,
and symbols are explained on the
page for the individual group.
Program Level Insignia:
CLICK for Program level
insignia
Adventure Level
Year-long Projects,
once called 'requirements for passing rank':
CLICK for Adventure
year-long projects emblems
Discovery Level Year-long
Projects:
CLICK for Discovery
year-long projects emblems
Horizon Reflection Projects:
CLICK for Horizon
Reflection project emblems
Outdoor
Progression:
CLICK for Outdoor
Progression emblems
Swimming Progression:
CLICK for Swimming
Progression emblems
Torch Bearers:
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for Torch Bearer emblems
Camp Fire Projects:
CLICK
for Projects emblems
For Tenure:
CLICK for traditional
tenure emblems
Private Issue:
Since the first Camp Fire leader,
Hitena, leaders have made their own "private
issue" emblems for special occasions. Hitena --
Charlotte Vetter Gulick -- was known to have embroidered
leaves on her ceremonial gown, leaves she had collected
on a hike with her Camp Fire Girls.
CLICK for a sample of
private issue emblems
Mahawe's Memory Book
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|Dr. Charles A. Eastman: Ohiyesa|
|Camp Fire symbolgrams|
|CF in children's fiction|
|emblems| |honor beads| |friendship sticks|
|cookie recipes| |old memories| |CF 4-260|
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