NJCL Scrapbook 2018-2019

2018

2019

N a t i o n a l Junior Classical league S C R A P B O O K

Table of Contents Letter from the Historian..............................3 National Convention 2018............................4 NJCL Fall & Spring Planning Meetings.......18 National Classics Week 2019........................20 Photo of the Month Contest Results............21 State and Provincial Chapters......................31 Alabama..................................32 Nebraska................................53 Arizona....................................33 Nevada.................................54 California................................34 New Hampshire.......................55 Cascadia (OR/WA/B.C.)........35 New Jersey................................56 District of Columbia...............36 New York..................................57 Florida.....................................37 North Carolina.........................58 Georgia...................................39 North Dakota...........................59 Illinois......................................41 Ohio.....................................60 Indiana....................................42 Pennsylvania..........................62 Kentucky.................................44 South Carolina.........................64 Louisiana................................45 Tennessee.............................65 Maine......................................47 Texas...................................66 Maryland..................................48 Vermont.............................67 Massachusetts...........................49 Virginia..............................68 Michigan.................................51 Wisconsin............................70 Missouri....................................52

Meet the National Officers...........................72 Credits & Acknowledgements.......................74 2

Letter from your Historian Dear NJCL, The past year has been incredible. Throughout it, I’ve been lucky enough to witness your activity, passion, and growth.

Whether it was through Photo of the Month, social media, or looking through your submissions to this scrapbook, my life has genuinely been impacted seeing your smiling faces, unwavering spirit, and inspiring enthusiasm. I cannot thank you enough for giving me the opportunity to serve you this past year. As a historian, I’ve been gifted with the opportunity to leave this scrapbook behind, and I hope it serves it purpose well. As a piece of history, I hope these photos and memories give you a chance to remember, reflect, and learn.

I’d like to thank my mentor, Miss Jordt, for her guidance over the past year, as well as my supportive fellow officers, the NJCL Committee, the Massachusetts and AMSA delegations, and all else who have allowed me to succeed this year.

When I ran for office last year, I referred to the present as a “new” 117 AD, being the year the Roman Empire was at its geographical height. Seeing 31 states submit photos to the scrapbook this year—more than any in (at least recent) scrapbook history—confirms this idea to me. I hope I do justice representing you all!

Enjoy!

E corde,

Jesse Hogan, 2018-2019 NJCL Historian 3

Nationa miami university, ohio

july 23 - 28, 2018

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als Attendance: 1307 students, 344 adults 5

Virginia delegates cheer on their way into Millett Hall

spirit make new friends and keep the old, one is purple and the other is gold 6

Marshall the lobster!

indiana poses during a day in old rome

georgia lookin’ peachy!

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a jcler throws shotput at track and field

swimmers take their mark

nscl president grace mcintire helps out with swimming

marathoners make their way to the finish

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LUDI LUDI LUDI

collin kane participates in ludi frisbee

two chess players battle it out a volleyball tournament ensues

a frisbee team rejoices

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G R A P H I C impromptu art!

a charcoal marsyas

baucis & philammon painting a skillfully hand-drawn map of greece

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a gold olive wreath entered into the jewelry category

A R T S

watercolor Atlas

a stunning dress entered into the Textile category

a beautiful architectural sketch 11

the colors of latin!

latin puns are the best puns

a large model entry

a two-faced sculpture

a local tradtional scrapbook cover a creative medusa painting

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ELECTIONS states at the nominations committee meeting

aleah malik gives her speech

meet the candidates

anika park prepares for her speech at general assembly

natasha delivers her inauguration address

the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 njcl officers

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Albert & aric ting of georgia perform a piano-violet duet

CLICK HERE TO Relive THAT’s ENTERTAINMENT 2018!

the racketeers!

scl’s “world cup” skit

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jeff frenkel-popel of ca performs

ruth weaver and maddie bedard of ma win that’s entertainment!

THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT generosa “NO!” Sangco-Jackson

il international njcl officers skit

hosts of te 2018, jon and kat!

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certamen

noun <L. 1. A decisive contest, struggle, dispute; a footrace.

2. A battle of Latin wits.

va, OH, and nh (l to r) participate in competitive ADvanced semifinals

advanced national champions, massachusetts!

l to r: Ashley chou, anna aldins, jonathan yuan, joshua lomasney, ting wei lee, dante minutillo, nestoras apodiakos

world series of certamen semifinals

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Memories caris gross & graham curtis perform ncâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s roll call skit a loom colloquium

tom tsuchiya returns to njcl to put his sculpture skills on display, creating a phoenix recycle bin!

kentuckyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s roll call skit

the 2017-2018 officers give their rendition of the jcl song

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fargo, north dakota the committee! (with Mr. Little behind the camera)

the officers (with Jesse behind the camera!)

ndsu bookstore pool, billiards, & more

michaela discovers the ice cream machine natasha and michaela wind down after a long meeting

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on campus bowling! the njcl officers have lunch with the ndjcl officers

washington, d.c. the officers (& Jesse behind the camera)

look! doric columns! spring planning? more like winter planning!

njcl & VJCL Officers

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National Classics Week

National Classics Week is a national campaign in April in which NJCL promotes local and provincial chapters across the country to publicize the classics, whether it be by obtaining proclamations from local government, participating in daily service activities, or celebrating the classics with friends and on social media!

2019 THEME: ANCIENT CITIES Day 1 • Alexandria Day 2 • Carthage Day 3 • Athens Day 4 • Sparta Day 5 • Thebes Day 6 • Troy Day 7 • Rome click here for more info!

Click on the image to the right to see the promotional video made by the NJCL Officers!

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Photo of the Month

NJCLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Photo of the Month Contest invites local and state chapters to submit a photo showcasing chapter activities and spirit each month. This year, the contest ran from September to May, and the winners from every month were posted on the NJCL social media. Honorable mentions were also selected when a large number of submissions were received. A big thanks to all who submitted!

Why should you submit?

1. Every entry earns points towards the NJCL Club of the Month Contest.

2. By entering at all, local and state chapters earn bonus points for the scrapbook they submit at National Convention.

3. Winning entries are displayed and recognized at National Convention.

4. Winning entries are announced and posted on NJCLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s official social media.

5. Winning entries are included and recognized in the NJCL Scrapbook!

k e e p re a d i n g to s e e t h e 2018-2019 winners!

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s e p t e m b e r

Emma Cohen Advanced Math & Science Academy Massachusetts The voices of MassJCL were heard from all over Miami University!

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o c t o b e r

Helen Liu Walton High School Georgia At our annual East Cobber Parade, Walton student, Ron L., spreads the JCLove to a fellow Girl Scout also marching in the parade by pulling her around in a student-made chariot.

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n o v e m b e r

Katelyn King Clearview Regional High School New Jersey Latin students from Clearview Regional High School get their game faces on at NJJCLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual Venus de Volleyball event! For this event, Latin students from across the northern and central regions of NJ gathered to compete in a friendly volleyball tournament in the spirit of ancient Roman games! The competition was fierce and the teams formidable, but ultimately fun was had by all! 24

d e c e m b e r

Collin Absher Riverbend High School Virginia Students from the Riverbend High School Latin Club gather in Downtown Fredericksburg to sing traditional Christmas carols that have been translated into Latin.

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j a n u a r y

Georgia Fleming Hume-Fogg High School Tennessee Hume-Fogg JCL 1st VP and AP Latin student, Alex D., illustrates the Aeneid. Minerva herself having thrown the rapid fire of Jupiter from the clouds, she herself both scattered the ships and overturned the sea with winds and snatched up Ajax with a whirlwind, Ajax breathing out fire from his pierced chest and then impaled him on a sharp rock.

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f e b r u a r y

Ria Patel Oak Hall School Florida Caleb C. and Ethan W. chant the JCL Creed at Regionals doing their very best to develop responsibly, foster brotherhood, promote enthusiasm, encourage competition, inspire dedication, and enrich their total growth!!

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m a r c h

Taia Cheng Harvard-Westlake High School California Got Spirit? Large High Schools Miramonte and St. Francis certainly do as both schools kick off day two of JCL Convention enthusiastically. The two schools compete head to head in the spirit competition at California state convention.

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a p r i l

Jason Juang Alpharetta High School Georgia “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”

- Winnie the Pooh At the end of the final General Assembly, the new officers are inducted. Featured in the photo is former Parliamentarian Albert C. and Second Vice President Anita S. 29

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Brandon Mitra Escambia High School Florida At our annual end of year celebration, the Pietas Party, an unfortunate Senior gets pied in the face determined by the amount of points earned from Coin Wars. Magistra Hornick pies Alena F. with lots of force and JCL spirit!!

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Beyond this point, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll see the photos and captions submitted by state and provincial JCL chapters! If your state/province is not included, that means your chapter did not submit anything to the NJCL Historian.

STATES & PROVINCES This year, JCL boasted membership across 46 U.S. states and provinces, Canada, the U.K., and Taiwan, to total 1138 local chapters across the U.S. and beyond. JCL grew this year in total chapters, increasing by 145 chapters from 2018 to 2019!

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alabama Est. 1958 23 Chapters 765 Members

FUN FACT: The first and only time (as of 2019) that Alabama hosted national convention was in 2017, at Troy University in Troy, Alabama, from July 24th to July 29th. 1,224 students and 344 adults attended.

Ajclers participate in olympika at states

a mythology trivia competition at states

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Arizona Est. 1961 18 Chapters 500 Members

FUN FACT: When Arizona hosted national convention in 1967 at the University of Arizona in Tuscson, cost of attendance was $34, and boys were expected to wear dress shirt and tie at all times. Western-style jeans (but not shorts) and shirts were allowed for the Night in Old Tucson. fall forum certamen awards

saturnalia celebration state banquet

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California Est. 1955 58 Chapters 2,124 Members

FUN FACT: In 1968, Ronald Reagan signed a letter recognizing CA Latin Week as Governor of California. When national convention was held in California in 1973, Reagan sent a telegram which was read to attending delegates. cajcl state convention was held at miramonte high school

harvard-westlake jcl poses for a photo

spirit at states!

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advanced certamen teams show some jclove after the 2019 crossroads cup championship

cascadia Est. 2018 10 Chapters 318 Members

FUN FACT: In 1986, the British Columbia and Washington JCL chapters merged. In 2018, both WABC JCL and Oregon JCL voted unanimously to unite. The term â&#x20AC;&#x153;Cascadiaâ&#x20AC;? was inspired by geographic factors, being the Cascade mountain range and its convergent fault line.

cascadia shows their #jclove! castra ferrata

mural painting

high ropes certamen

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district of columbia Est. 1966 5 Chapters 111 Members FUN FACT: In 1986, the District of Columbia chapter melded with Maryland. In 1995, it split off from Maryland and once again became its own chapter.

Saturnalia Celebration

caroling

hat and door decorating

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Florida Est. 1949 90 Chapters 3,462 Members

FUN FACT: Florida is currently home to the second largest state chapter of JCL, eclipsed only by Texas. Throughout NJCL history, Florida has remained one of the largest state chapters, leading in both members and chapters.

Nationals advanced florida certamen!

l to r: rushee s., NOah H., Megan L., and matthew t.

florida’s take on “cincinnatus had a farm” Spirit Day

fjclers selected for that’s entertainment

Fall Forum fjclers participate in a kindness rocks service project

anya a. focuses during academic testing

ludi chalk drawing

Holidays & Regionals Oak HALL JCLers smile at regionals

jcl saturnalia celebration

quattuor square!

L to R: Sarah P., Keegan H., & Lindsay J.

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State Forum jclers set up their artwork for judging

Fjclers recite the creed

AKHILA N. Sings her heart out at thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s entertainment

for the state service project, jclers used tshirts to make blankets

2018-2019 and 2019-2020 fjcl officers

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Georgia Est. 1951 49 Chapters 2,589 Members

FUN FACT: Georgia holds its annual state convention at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center, which lies on nearly 1,500 acres of forested land. With delegates sleeping in its cabins, the center gives GJCL convention a camp-like feel.

Fall Forum new gjcl hostess anna myhre embraces former 2vp braxton

a historian-editor workshop

gjclers participate in a game of frisbee

State Convention

zumba!

2018-2019 GJCL Officers

eastside shows their spirit off

north gwinnet cheers

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overall awards

tug of war competition

human roman timeline graphic arts entries chariot racing

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Illinois Est. 1963 23 Chapters 985 Members

FUN FACTs: 1. Current Boston City Councilor At-Large and former NJCL President, Michelle Wu, hails from Illinois.

2. Illinois hosted the largest-ever national convention in 1964, with nearly 2,400 delegates attending from 38 states, Germany, and Chile. l to r: madeline meade, humayra munshi, & matteo caulfield

spirit at nationals

2018-2019 ILJCL Officers

certamen

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Indiana Est. 1951 37 Chapters 771 Members

FUN FACT: Indiana held the office of NJCL Editor for a stretch of 15 years from 1976 to 1990, at a time which its state publication Veritas et Scientia took home first at nationals numerous times. Before Indiana held the office, Texas had a grip on it for 22 years, from 1954 to 1975.

Italy Trip birthday boys point to where their birthday would be on an actual roman fasti

IJCLers learn about the alexander mosaic from pompeiiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s house of faun

Indiana visits the colosseum

ijclers read plinyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s letter about the 79ad eruption while at the top of mount vesuvius

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State Convention shelbyville students cheer in roman attire

homestead delegates cheer at spirit

IJCLers from cardinal ritter practice roman cursive with replicas of ancient tools in a colloquium taught by magristra perkins sam acosta leads a colloquium on the case of milo and clodius

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Kentucky Est. 1936 14 Chapters 437 Members

FUN FACT: Kentucky, besides being one of the oldest state JCL chapters, has hosted national convention thrice, each in a different location: in 1966 at Western Kentucky State College, in 2002 at the University of Kentucky, and in 2011 at Eastern Kentucky University.

Nationals

kjcl delegates snap a photo at the farewell dance

kjcl takes on spirit

kentuky fried chicken is never a bad look

State Convention covington latin gets their spirit on

officers take the podium before the first ga

coco chris rauf prepares for officer skit

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Louisiana Est. 1953 20 Chapters 794 Members

FUN FACTs: Louisiana was among the 18 states attending the first-ever national convention in 1954, but was not among the 11 who convened to plan it. Louisiana was also the first state to have a candidate run for national office twice, being Mr. Dennis Webb, who now serves as the NJCL Constitutional Advisor.

Fall Forum

State Convention Certamen

spirit at first ga

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a chariot rider smiles at olympika

tug of war at olympika

heroes vs. villains procession 2018-2019 ljcl officers

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creative interpretation of the spirit theme!

Maine Est. 1958 8 Chapters 255 Members

FUN FACTs: 1. Maine held its largest ever state convention on November 21, 2003, with over 500 students attending.

2. Maineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s chapter is home to Marshall the Lobster, a fun face we saw at national convention in 2018 (see page 7)!

an intense game of volleyball

musical chairs

mejclers passionately belt out the jcl song

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maryland Est. 1990 32 Chapters 473 Members

FUN FACT: At the 1986 national convention, two lone Maryland delegates earned top honors in the Individual Achievement award with an average of 23 points per delegate (at the time not an easy feat).

ludi at state convention

an easton high school student wins an art contest at the first certamen

sponsors at the scavenger hunt

mdjcj and njcl presidents pose at states

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massachusetts Est. 1954 49 Chapters 1,194 Members

FUN FACT: In all NJCL history, three different schools in Massachusetts have held the honor of being the largest local JCL chapter in the world: Boston College High School, Boston Latin Academy, and Boston Latin School.

Nationals advanced certamen champions!

mass on rock and roll jcl spirit day

thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s entertainment winners

Kickoff catapulta contest

majclers write letters as a service project

Classics Day students listen at ga before heading off to classical workshops led by professors and faculty across boston at boston university

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State Convention

boston latin academy chariot races! delegates participate in the ever famous massjcl gladiator games

a boston latin school student yoyos at thats entertainment

Georgia wilson embraces her father after being elected massjcl editor

maddie bedard and jess schnitzer hug it out after a long weekend

the 2018-2019 & 2019-2020 massjcl board

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Michigan Est. 1949 10 Chapters 237 Members

FUN FACTs: Michigan was among the 11 states who planned, and 18 states who attended, the first ever national JCL convention in 1954. In 1984, Michigan was also home to the largest local JCL chapter in the globe, Dominican High School, with 210 members. jclers enjoy a keynote lecture on dragons in myth

2018-2019 officers at the first general assembly

2019-2020 officers pose after a meeting

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missouri Est. 1950 17 Chapters 225 Members

FUN FACT: Missouri hosted national convention in 2005, where it took place at the University of Missouri. 1,427 delegates from 31 states and Ontario attended, and the theme of convention was â&#x20AC;&#x153;nil sine magna laboreâ&#x20AC;? (nothing without great labor). lcpa jcl dines out at an italian restaurant

jclers exchange gifts at a saturnalia party

jclers assemble the turkey donation boxes

turkeys complete with stuffing (Donated Grocery Items)

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Nebraska Est. 1960 5 Chapters 61 Members

FUN FACTs: Out of all state conventions held in 1990, Nebraskaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s was the smallest, with 76 members attending from 7 chapters. For comparison, the largest that year was in Texas, with 1,574 delegates attending from 91 chapters. Despite Nebraskaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s small size, it has consistently sent delegates to national convention and remained an active JCL chapter since 1960.

Nationals nebraska adapts when lights go out at fellowship

nebraska prepares for the trip to ohio

Certamen nebraska state champs!

L to R: luke mellender, matthew heywood, david nicholsen, & Sarah anderson

first and second latin IV teams

luke mellender holds his coachâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s baby during practice

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Nevada Est. 1996 10 Chapters 199 Members

FUN FACT: According to NJCL archives, Nevada was one of the last statesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;if not the last stateâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;to form a state JCL chapter. Although Nevada only reported 2 local chapters in 1996, it is now home to quintuple that, and has been very active in recent years.

blue faction spirit chants at state convention nvjclers play certamen on saturnalia saturday

middle schoolers enjoy the roman banquet

preparing for chariot races at snap 2018

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New Hampshire Est. 1962 12 Chapters 344 Members

FUN FACT: New Hampshire has hosted national convention twice. It was held at the University of New Hampshire in both 1974 and 1985, and the price of convention jumped from $68 to $150 in those years. charlie preston keeps score at certamen practice

phillips exeter prepares a poster for exeterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s club night

Phillips Exeterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Miles Gloriosus

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New Jersey Est. 1951 67 Chapters 1, 953 Members

FUN FACT: At the 1960 national convention, the year the first convention ear was published, New Jersey won the contest for â&#x20AC;&#x153;best JCL pep song,â&#x20AC;? which was supposed to be part of every convention, but has never been since. jclers from franklin, bayonne, & plainsboro gather at funplex in east hanover and chant the creed

creative chapter tshirts

a pantheon drawing at state

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New York Est. 1936 28 Chapters 537 Members

FUN FACTs: When JCL was first established by the ACL in 1936, its original headquarters were based in New York City at NYU. Dansville, New York was home to JCLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first-ever chapter. certamen at amherst central high school

an athletic event held at certamen

certamen at east aurora high school

volleyball at certamen!

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North Carolina Est. 1952 62 Chapters 1,227 Members

FUN FACTs: 1. At the 1962 national convention, Oxford, North Carolina brought 16 delegates, more than 14 states had in total and 8 states combined!

2. In 1966, North Carolina had one of this first chartered state SCL chapters, along with Texas, Kentucky, and California. states selfie!

end of year awards picnic at masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s academy

roman adventure day publicity project

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North Dakota Est. 1968 6 Chapters 297 Members

FUN FACTs: North Dakota hosted national convention in 1997 and 2010 at North Dakota State University, and is hosting this year (2019) again! In 1997, despite a winter of harsh blizzards, a spring of devastating floods, and a real tornado which sent delegates into campus basements one evening, convention went on and delegate spirit remained high.

DSJCL flexes their wâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s at iverson latin days at und

ndjcl officers smile after a snowy & successful state convention

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Ohio

Est. 1951 33 Chapters 1,108 Members FUN FACTs: From 1951 to the 1980s, Ohio boasted one of the largest—if not the largest—state JCL chapters. It was the first chapter to ever eclipse the 5,000 member mark in 1957, and thus represented 10% of JCL’s entire membership at the time. In 1962, Ohio JCL had over 10,000 members.

Nationals spirit at fellowship

Make a Difference Day (MADD)

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State Convention

L to R: ellie kammerer, julia dean, and hanna zandvakili

pied!

ojclers enjoy a roman banquet

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pennsylvania Est. 1950 38 Chapters 1,353 Members

FUN FACTs: Pennsylvania hosted national convention in 1989 at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. A Roman banquet was held, themed “Christmas in August” because Indiana, Pennsylvania, is the Christmas tree capital of the world. harrington students play certamen at upper dublin saturnalia

phoenixville area high participates in trick or treat day, reminiscent of the roman holiday lemuria!

harrington’s certamen team at princeton certamen

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State Convention conrad weiser jclâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s got spirit!

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South Carolina Est. 1960 16 Chapters 217 Members

FUN FACTs: South Carolina has greatly fluctuated in membership throughout NJCL history, but it has consistently stayed active and sent delegates to national convention since 1979.

State Convention

scjcl officers

olympika academic testing

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Tennessee Est. 1957 53 Chapters 1,374 Members

FUN FACT: In 1983, NJCL introduced individual achievement sweepstakes at national convention, dividing a stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s total sweepstakes points by number of JCL delegates. Tennessee won it with a delegate average of 13.39 points.

Nationals

Tennessee Certamen

spirit!

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Texas Est. 1941 134 Chapters 3,747 Members

FUN FACTs: Texas held the first ever state JCL convention in 1941. Since then, it has consistently been one of the largest state JCL chapters, and is currently the largest state JCL chapter.

State Convention 2019-2020 TSJCL President troy schouton and 2018-2019 TSJCL President carl quist

new officers are sworn in

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Vermont Est. 1998 2 Chapters 19 Members

FUN FACTs: Prior to 2011, the only national convention with Vermont delegates were present was in 1984. Despite this, Vermont had the largest percentage increase of any state chapter in 1998. vtjcl at harvard certamen

vermont jclâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s latin day

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Virginia Est. 1955 95 Chapters 2,480 Members

FUN FACT: In 1937, the year after JCL was established, the largest local chapter was at Jefferson Senior High School in Roanoke, Virginia, with 180 members.

officers at yorktownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s saturnalia festival

highland school at flint hill certamen

jclers sign a get well soon card for njcl 1vp aleah malik after she was injured

canned food drive at flint hill certamen

woodgrove high schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s toga bowling event

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the adults of vjcl dine at the university of richmond

St. albans school b team discusses a question at tjhsst Certamen

Washington-lee high school students receive their awards at tjhsst certamen

l to r: Lara Schneidawind, Luella Wallander, Draken Garfinkel, Savvy Thompson

the vjcl board poses with the university of richmond mascot at their spring council meeting

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Wisconsin Est. 1958 19 Chapters 621 Members

FUN FACT: Wisconsin has consistently sent delegates to the yearly national convention since 1960.

Nationals wisco wins its third national ludi title

intermediate certamen champions!

shir bloch & Dr. roessler ready for toga procession

State Convention candidates open forum

60s themed spirit day

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toga dinner

wjcl officer auction to raise money for heifer international

toga dinner

wjcl honors mags for her legacy as a state chair

2018-2019 wjcl officers sing the final jcl song of convention

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MEET THE

aleah malik first vp Illinois Jesse Hogan historian massachusetts

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layla fi

parliamen

north car

natasha panduwawala

president maryland

OFFICERS

istos

ntarian

rolina

michaela phan second vp new hampshire

anika park editor georgia

natalie hilderbrand

Communications coordinator

california

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Credits

Contributors to nationals section: Jesse Hogan, Ryan Vinson, Becki Bush, Mardy Kramer, Dennis Webb, Kurt Ristroph, Suzie Szymanski, Tashi Treadway, Dakota Williams, Martina Bright fall & spring planning: Jesse Hogan, Dennis Webb photo of the month results: Respective Monthly Winners alabama: Isabel Silwal Arizona: Sarah Palumbo California: Taia Cheng Cascadia: Richard Winterstein District of columbia: Lena Cavicchia Florida: Maya Harris, Local FJCL Historians Georgia: Jason Juang Illinois: Madeline Chang INdiana: Tashi Treadway Kentucky: Reece Ecton louisiana: Arrington Holmes Maine: Ava Fox Maryland: Hannah Marie Blackwood Massachusetts: Emma Cohen Michigan: Hans Liu Missouri: Elana Sanders Nebraska: Emma Burbach Nevada: Michelle Luh New Hampshire: Michaela Phan New Jersey: Katelyn King, Michelle Li New York: Evan Roden North Carolina: Harper de Andrade North Dakota: Ed Chen ohio: Lucia Boadas-Pena Pennsylvania: Annie Cheng South Carolina: Andrew Saverance Tennessee: Lydia Fields Texas: Faith Padgett Vermont: AB H. Virgnia: Shrinidhi Sathish Wisconsin: Elizabeth Foster 74