St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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3 .i SSP-C THE SEAL OF ST. SEBASTIAN'S COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Per pale gules and sable, above a trimount in base Or, an open book argent edged and clasped Or with an inscription thereon:- Semen Est Sanguis Christi- anorum 1The Blood of Christians is the Seed-Tertullianl, in fess two crosses flory Or, on a chief dovetailed Or, two palm branches vert, surper-imposed on two arrows pointing upwards gules, both in saltire. The tinctures gules and sable fred and black! are the school colors. The ar- rows Credb and palm branches Cgreenl are symbolic of the martyrdom of St. Sebastian. The open book, symbolic of the school, is a frequent charge on aca- demic shields. From the arms of the archdiocese of Boston are derived the crosses and trimount. For difference two crosses are shown. Behind the shield on a silver background, is a laurel wreath also of silver. Encircling the shield and background is a band of red edged with gold which bears the legend: St Sebastian's Country Day School, Newton, Massachusetts.

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