Yo-Se-Mite Lodge #278

S4c Flap

Yosemite Area Council

Yo-Se-Mite Lodge #278 S4c flap. Yo-Se-Mite Lodge was chartered in 1944 in the Yosemite Area Council located in Modesto, California. The Yo-Se-Mite Lodge totem was a Grizzly bear fishing in river.

S4a flap: Black border; Red name, number, and "WWW"; Horizontal sky; Pale gray mountains; Green grass; no tags from letters to upper border.




S4b flap: Black border; Red name, number, and "WWW"; Dark gray mountains; Light green grass; Red brown bear; Dark green trees; tags from letters to upper border.




S4c flap: Black border; Red name, number, and "WWW";Dark gray mountains; Light green grass; Red brown bear; Dark green trees; tags from letters to upper border; Minor variations exist.




S4d flap: Black border; Red name, number, and "WWW";Dark gray mountains; Light green grass; Red brown bear; Green trees; tags from letters to upper border.

Yo-Se-Mite Lodge Merger History

Toloma Lodge #64 was chartered in 1999 in the Greater Yosemite Council (#59) located in Modesto, California. In 1999, Toloma Lodge #64 formed from merger of Yo-Se-Mite Lodge #278 and Sumi Lodge #342. The Toloma Lodge totem is the Lynx.

Yo-Se-Mite Lodge #278 was chartered in 1944 in the Yosemite Area Council located in Modesto, California. The Yo-Se-Mite Lodge totem was Grizzly bear fishing in river.




Sumi Lodge #342 was chartered in 1946 in the Forty-Niner Council located in Stockton, California. In 1948, Sumi Lodge changed its name from Stanislaus Lodge. The Sumi Lodge totem was a deer.

Bill Griesmyer -- Last updated 27-May-2011