DID YOU KNOW? | The ARHS Crest/Emblem has an interesting story in its design? |
The school emblem shows six books between two globe book stands.
The lamp of learning signifies that the school is an institute of learning.
The Latin motto LABOR OMNIA VINCIT, when translated into English reads WORK OVERCOMES EVERYTHING."*
DO YOU KNOW:
1. Who designed the crest?
2. What is the significance of the 6 books and the 6 points on the lamp flame?
Answers:
1. Mr. W. C. Robbins, the Principal was requested to submit a drawing for the approval of the Board.
2. The six books and six points on the lamp flame represent the six non-Roman Catholic School Boards of the Corner Brook area, which amalgamated to form the Amalgamated Regional High School Board.
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Colours |
The three colours represent all schools which have amalgamated to form this school:
RED and WHITE, the colours of the cross of Saint George, represent schools of the Anglican Faith.
BLUE and WHITE represent the United Church Schools
RED and BLUE represent the Salvation Army School.
Red is also one of the colours of the Corner Brook Public SchoolThe school colours were worn officially for the first time during a hockey game held in the Stadium on March 25, 1957.*
DID YOU KNOW? |
The first teachers at Amalgamated in 1956 / 1957 were:*
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*as appeared in the 1956/57 Yearbook.
Forwarded by Judie (Hilliard) Gushue (Class of 1964)