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<p>[QUOTE="daveydempsey, post: 13179905, member: 22"]From Ai</p><p><br /></p><p><u>Meriwether Lewis</u> was a <b>Master Mason</b> and a founder of the St. Louis Lodge No. 111. In Masonic tradition, the <b>skull and crossbones</b> is a widely recognized symbol representing <i>Memento Mori</i> (a reminder of mortality and the fragility of human life). This symbol frequently appeared on early Masonic aprons, graves, and ceremonial objects belonging to Masons of that era. </p><p><br /></p><p>2. Lewis & Clark College's Mascot History</p><p>The institutional history of <b>Lewis & Clark College</b> in Portland, Oregon, ties directly to the symbol. The institution was originally founded as Albany College before relocating and changing its name. </p><ul> <li><b>The Pirate Mascot:</b> While operating as Albany College, the school's sports teams used a <b>Pirate mascot</b> featuring a skull and crossbones emblem</li> </ul><p>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="daveydempsey, post: 13179905, member: 22"]From Ai [U]Meriwether Lewis[/U] was a [B]Master Mason[/B] and a founder of the St. Louis Lodge No. 111. In Masonic tradition, the [B]skull and crossbones[/B] is a widely recognized symbol representing [I]Memento Mori[/I] (a reminder of mortality and the fragility of human life). This symbol frequently appeared on early Masonic aprons, graves, and ceremonial objects belonging to Masons of that era. 2. Lewis & Clark College's Mascot History The institutional history of [B]Lewis & Clark College[/B] in Portland, Oregon, ties directly to the symbol. The institution was originally founded as Albany College before relocating and changing its name. [LIST] [*][B]The Pirate Mascot:[/B] While operating as Albany College, the school's sports teams used a [B]Pirate mascot[/B] featuring a skull and crossbones emblem [/LIST][/QUOTE]
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