From The Observer, 1969.

This recalls Tarot's 10 of Swords, but with arrows.  From The Young Nimrods in North America by Thomas Wallace Knox, 1881.

St. Sebastian, courtesy of the Louvre.

From The Picture Book of Symbols by Ernst Lehner, 1956.

From Beyond Science by C. A. Burland, 1973.

St. Sebastian by Giovanni Bazzi, c. 1576.

"A St. Sebastian with too many arrows."  From Ronald Firbank by James Douglas Merritt, 1969.

St. Sebastian by Benozzo Gozzoli, 1465.

19th century Kongo power figure (nails and blades activate spirit within) and St. Sebastian in Mannheim.

Separated from St. Sebastian by crossed arrows, the Virgin and Child.  Courtesy of Penn Libraries.

From Johns Hopkins' 1894 yearbook.

Is this one of the "engines" behind the occult power of old yearbooks?  Explanations: How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.

From Mount Wachusett's 1969 yearbook.

If you've ever felt a sort of stinging sensation during a winter storm, it may have been the arrows of tiny cherubs.  From Der Bärenspiegel, 1930.

From Tulane's 1897 yearbook.

From Woroni, 1977.

"In the long run, they all seem to be pointing toward the same goal."
—Supplementary Educational Monographs, 1949