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Prepaid phone card featuring serene rural scene with church, car, and branding elements, symbolizing faith, community, and practical communication. |
Saint Anthony's High School (South Huntington, New York) PROOF
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$8.25 |
Description:(This description is AI generated and may contain inaccuracies.)
This collectible phone card features the logo and symbols associated with Saint Anthony's High School located in South Huntington, New York. The central design includes a shield emblem characterized by a cross motif, representing the school's Roman Catholic identity. Surrounding the shield, the imagery emphasizes the school's commitment to religious education, reflecting its connection to the Brothers of the Franciscan Order.
The design highlights themes of excellence in education and Christian values. The card incorporates classical and ecclesiastical design elements such as a cross and religious iconography consistent with Catholic high schools and private, college preparatory religious schools. The text on the card clearly identifies Saint Anthony's High School, tying it to the broader mission of faith-based education.
This AmeriVox production presents the school’s identity through a formal and symbolic depiction suitable for collectors of phone cards related to religious and educational institutions. The layout is clean and focused on the combination of logos, shields, and crosses, with no additional imagery or text beyond what establishes the school’s heritage and educational philosophy.
Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.
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Keywords: logos, shields, cross, schools, education, roman catholic, catholic high school, religious schools, christian schools, religion, private schools, college preparatory, brothers of the franciscan order, excellence in education, AmeriVox
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