In use for the first time at the beginning of winter quarter was a newly-revised version of Seattle University’s official seal. The Rev. Harold O. Small, with the Rev. Vincent M. Conway, worked many months to reconstruct the lower half of the new seal while striving to maintain the spirit of the old. The traditional devices of the House of Loyola, comprising the upper half of the seal, have been retained. In the lower center of the revised seal is an evergreen tree, suggesting the great Northwest. The tree, as a recognized sign of Christ, of man, and of knowledge, signifies the aim of Seattle University: “To develop the full Christian man.” At lower left, the crescent represents the Immaculate Conception, under whose patronage the school was established. Included in this symbolism is the fact that the Church of the Immaculate Conception was for years located in what is now the Science Building. Representing Chief Seattle and the development of the Northwest is the tepee on the lower right of the seal. Thus, the revised seal symbolizes, in beautiful and correct heraldic manner, the country, the Society, the aim, and the location of a great Christian educational center- -Seattle University.
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