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TSJCL SCRAPBOOK 2020-2021
Letter from Historian Welcome to this year's TSJCL Scrapbook! Through this tumultuous year, I am so grateful to have gotten to record the incredible JCLove that persists through even the hardest years. For this scrapbook, I wanted to continue with the NJCL theme of "sibi quisque ruri metit" or "each harvests one's own farm."
Letter from Historian Throughout this scrapbook, you will see different crops commonly grown in Texas throughout the seasons. I also wanted to combine the virtual format with traditional elements like tape and paper to represent the introduction of technology in a larger capacity this year in traditional situations.Thank you so much for viewing this scrapbook and appreciating the hard work and jclove that has been put into it.
Sincerely,
Maddie Ray Tsjcl historian 2020-2021
Letter from the Historian 2 Meet the Officers Summer
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2020 NJCL Convention Fall
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Beyond Convention
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Winter
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Area Conventions
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Spring State
President Kagan
The Officers
1st Vice-President Emma
2nd Vice-President Monique
Secretary Amy
Parliamentarian Bering
Historian Maddie
Editor Heidi
Webmaster Shruti
Convention Coordinators Alivia and Kat
Area B Chairs Sarah, Chantell, and Cal Area A Chairs Linh and Lauren
Area C Chairs Doris and JB
Area D Chair Emma
Area F Chair Aiden
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Nationals Theme: Clamate!!
Students from Texas high schools celebrating spirit
Nationals Students watch colloquia!!
Nationals Jerry Watches certamen!!
Nationals Theme: Purple Rain and Golden Slumbers
Nationals Jerry the Alien and student attending the TSJCL assemby Student from BASIS Shavano enjoys the award ceremony
Fall
The word for pumpkin in Latin is cucurbitas. In modern American culture, pumpkins are sometimes carved to make fun jack o' lanterns near Halloween.
Chrysanthemums are derived from Greek meaning "golden flower" Chrysanthemum
Pumpkin
The officers dress up as different gods and goddesses for a fun Halloween zoom
Halloween Beyond Convention
Winter In ancient Greek mythology pomegranates are a key component of the Persephone and Hades myth that explains the change in seasons.
Mistletoe is native to Texas and is commonly kissed under during Christmas time
Area A Convention Graphic arts: February 2-5 and February 9-12 Certamen: February 13th Creative Arts: February 17th Academics: February 27th
Area B Convention Graphic arts: February 13th- 20th Rest of Convention: February 27th
T-shirts for sale at the convention
Area C Convention Graphic arts: February 4th- 13th Certamen: February 13th Academics: March 6th
Area D Convention Convention date: February 6th Students calculate certamen scores
Students organize awards
Area F Convention Convention: February 13th- March 7th
Scan to go to the Area F website!
spring In Ancient Rome, strawberries were seen as a symbol of love. Tulips have over 150 species!
State
Minecraft builds
State Talent Show Students perform their talents!
State Keystone Speaker Madeline Miller, Author of Song of Achilles
Thank you for viewing!