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English: Official school seal of St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States. The seal appears on the school logo and as a watermark on official transcripts. St. Xavier's seal is identical to that of Xavier University, save for the surrounding inscription. Surrounding the coat of arms is the inscription Academia Scti. Xaverii, S.J., Cincinnatensis, the school's full Latin name, followed by 1831, the school's founding year, in Roman numerals.
The coat of arms was adopted on January 6, 1928.[1] It was first published that year, without copyright notice, as part of the College's seal, in course catalogs and other printed material. (Compare the course catalogs from 1926–27[2] and 1927–28[3].) The High School's seal differs from the College's in the word "Collegium", which is replaced here by "Academia". This image has been recolored to#001E54 (0, 30, 84) based on the color scheme at [1], since the SVG appears on the site as a negative, but most school documents depict the seal in royal blue. A white background has been added to the seal. In contrast to File:Seal of St. Xavier High School (Cincinnati).png, this seal lacks the wavy outer ring that appears on graduation gowns and until recently on the official school profile. |
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- ↑ Fortin, Roger Antonio (November 1, 2006) To See Great Wonders: A History of Xavier University, 1831–2006, Scranton: University of Scranton Press, p. 445 Retrieved on September 23, 2010. ISBN: 1-58966-152-4.
- ↑ (May 1927) St. Xavier College Bulletin, 11, St. Xavier College
- ↑ (May 1928) St. Xavier College Bulletin, 12, St. Xavier College
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