Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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ALETHEORIAN SOCIETY, Aude Saperc. ' In the autumn of 1S62 was organized the present Aletheorian Society. Previous to this time there had been only the A. B. L. Society. With the small beginning of nine members we started on our uncertain career. We have had many ups and downs, but today we stand twenty-iive in number, with a well-furnished hall, a small but well-selected library and a large number of noble alumnse. Our name, . letheorian, was suggested by Dr. Young, and our m3tto, Aude Sapere, ' ' by Dr. John H. Wilson. Each year since the cessation of A. B. L. -Aletheorian contests we have tried to have a declamation contest and this year it will take place, either the last of April or the first of May. Also we send out to the world this year five more women such as Aleth. women are noted for being. We stand today a prosperous society and it is our desire that through the years to come it mav be helped by old and new members to be, as always, a society for the heart and brain culture of noble women.