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|honorname=[[Adventist_Youth_Honors_Answer_Book/Arts_and_Crafts/Photography|Photography]] | |honorname=[[Adventist_Youth_Honors_Answer_Book/Arts_and_Crafts/Photography|Photography]] | ||
|reason=Photography technology has progressed a long way, and the image of a dry-plate camera became antique. It was replaced with a film camera (although some might already consider this image too an antique). | |reason=Photography technology has progressed a long way, and the image of a dry-plate camera became antique. It was replaced with a film camera (although some might already consider this image too an antique). | ||
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| + | |honorname=[[Adventist_Youth_Honors_Answer_Book/Recreation/Physical_Fitness|Physical Culture]] | ||
| + | |reason=The patch depicts a pair of clubs or meels that are a type of exercise equipment used for developing strength. The wooden clubs are of varying sizes and weights, which were swung in certain patterns as part of a carefully choreographed routine and in unison by a group of exercisers, led by an instructor in front, similar to modern aerobics classes. Clubs ranged from a few pounds to fifty pounds. Physical Culture was changed to Physical Fitness in 1968. | ||
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Revision as of 06:39, 12 February 2016
Index of Retired Insignia
Throughout the years, many AY honors have had their patches either be updated, redesigned, changed, or even discarded. This is usually due to a changing world and a need for requirements to be up-to-date with the latest discoveries, changing technology, differing cultures, and much more. While almost all honors are simply updated in requirements and/or design, there are also a few honors that no longer exist.
This page showcases several AY honor patches as they existed before they underwent design changes. The purpose of the page is three-fold: 1) Demonstrate the interesting designs, history, and legacy of Pathfindering; 2) Resolve any questions and confusion as to what a patch is supposed to look like & 3) Identifying patches that maybe many seasoned Pathfinders have on their sashes but might have forgotten what they are ;-)
If you have any honor patches that are outdated and you do not see it on this page, take a picture and upload it here!
