Description:

This image features a collectible phone card prominently displaying the emblem and identity of Saint John Neumann High School, also known as Southeast Catholic or Bishop Neumann, a distinguished Catholic high school. The card’s background is a subtle marbled lavender-purple, providing an elegant and soft backdrop that allows the colorful crest and typography to stand out vividly. At the center of the card is the school’s intricate coat of arms, divided diagonally into three core sections that depict symbolic religious and educational motifs: a blue bell in the top left, three white fleur-de-lis icons on a black band crossing the middle, and a dark blue crescent moon on an orange field in the bottom right corner. These icons are framed by a contoured shield shape outlined softly in blue and black, reminiscent of traditional heraldic designs. Beneath the shield, a blue banner bearing the Latin word “Fortitudo,” meaning fortitude, underscores the school’s dedication to strength and resilience in both character and faith.

Surrounding the shield is bold, rounded typography crisply printed in dark blue, alerting viewers to the card’s association with "Southeast Catholic * Bishop Neumann * Saint John Neumann High School." The text curves evenly around the crest, creating a balanced visual presentation. Small fleur-de-lis icons in yellow subtly flank both ends of the phrase, reinforcing the heraldic and Catholic themes common in religious institutions. On either side, two stylistic orange banners point inward toward the emblem, adding vibrant contrast against the softer purple background and enhancing the visual hierarchy. The logos, shields, and fleur-de-lis reflect the school’s Catholic heritage, which traces back to traditions involving the Diocese of Venice—an entity that oversees several private religious educational institutions in Florida, including this high school based in Naples.

In the upper left corner, the AmeriVox logo is visible. As the telecommunications brand that issued this specialty phone card, the AmeriVox logo features an American flag motif accompanied by the slogan “The World’s Best Voice in Calling,” linking the collectible to practical use while also serving as a keepsake of institutional pride. Including this branding highlights the late 20th-century era when phone cards were a popular form of prepaid communication, making this card not only a tribute to Catholic education but also a nostalgic artifact reflecting technological and cultural moments. The card’s clean design, with rounded corners and no extraneous imagery, suggests it was produced as a specimen.

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