Seton Catholic Central High School - Reflections Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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HERITAGE X. Z f f X' x I fVl,li .JAX x .Xxx SQEEFK , Csmouc The medieval knight decorated his shield with symbols representing his name, his lineage and what ie stood for. In designing an official seal for our school, I have borrowed from this ancient art of heraldry to create a design which represents S.C.C. and what it stands for. At the top of the S.C.C. crest are three interlocking, shining halos - symbolizing our SAINTS, pro- 1d bearers of the green and white on the many athletic fields of S.T.A.C. Below, in the left segment, the cross of our Christian Faith, illuminated by the lamp of learning - Nhat our school is all about. The corresponding circle on the right illumines our school patron, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, first Qmerican born saint, Foundress of the Daughters of Charity, and of the American Catholic School ystem. The laurel leaves at either side of the bottom of the crest represent S.C.C.'s high achievements in scholastic and athletic endeavors. if 1 The banner below the crest emblazons the proud name of our school. I Over all, behind it all, tying it all together, the cross-symbol of Christ like ideals, our Christian Faith Community. This is what we are, this is what we aspire to be - a great school! . Our school crest is the design of Mrs. Margaret Hyland. This explanation of its symbolism for us is also provided by Mrs. Hyland. Our thanks to her for this historic contribution.

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IN APPRECIATION Mr. George Deuel: He is a man of boundless energy, deep concern and an in- terest in all students which does not cease when we leave S.C.C. Sr. Rosella: She makes the mastery of math possible for anyone. We appreciate her steadfast patience and love for her profession. Sr. Anne Marie: Her respect and love for life is very apparent in the way she relates to others.