Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Qui dono lepidum nouum libellum Arido modo pumice ex politum? Corneli, tibi, namque tu solebas Meas esse aliquid putare nugasg Iam tum cum ausus es unus Italorum Omne aeuum tribus explicare cartis Doctis, Iuppiter, et laboriosis Quare habe tibi quid quid hae libelli Quale cum queg quod, O patrona virgo, Plus uno maneat perenne saedo. Here's my small book out nice and new Fresh-bound-Whom shall I give it to? To you, Cornelius, who of yore Upon my trifles set some store, Though you'd essayed, alone of Rome All history in a triple tome Compact with care and industryg So take and keep for what it be My booklet, Patron Maiden, hear! May it outlive an hundred year. -Catullus. ll!

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. CONSULS Robed in the purple toga of consular rank, Consuls B. F. Stanton and J. E. Vaughan have long ruled, with much wisdom and benevolence, over the vast Empire of Alliance High School. Great respect and conhdence have been shown towards them, not only by their subjects, but also by for- eign rulers. Senior Consul Stanton has been signally honored by being proclaimed the Guardian of the Treasury and Scribe for the North-eastern Ohio Teacher,s Association by the rulers of foreign schools. Under the enlightened reign of these gracious Consuls, we have been favored with many progressive movements in our state. They have granted to their subjects the greatest political privilege possible-thc right of as- sembly and freedom of speech in legislative council. So liberal has been their rule, that we now aid in our government by voicing our sentiments in the Student Council. During their reign, the Consuls have never abused their power but have always established a personal contact between themselves and their subjects 3 showing a marked interest in us which we deeply appreciate. Aided by the Faculty, Consuls Stanton and Vaughan have guided the Empire of Alliance High into an age of contentment, power, and renown, which we can justly call The Golden Age of Our Empire. 12