HISTORY

antea, temp. adv. (old form antidea or anteidea), of some time, before, formerly, earlier, aforetime, in time past, etc.
When The Harker Upper School was established in the fall of 1998, Mrs. Diana Nichols, Head of School, made sure that Latin was one of the languages included in the curriculum. For the first three years Mr. John Hawley, who holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees from UC Berkeley, taught the Latin program and was JCL sponsor. Beginning in 2001-2002, he was joined by Mrs. Lisa Masoni, a graduate of Williams College, who is now co-sponsor and teaches 1st and 2nd year Latin.

nunc, adv., now, at present, at this time.
Participation in local, state, and national activities has grown from the 2 who attended HJCL's first CJCL convention to the 23 who attended in 2002. Currently 12 students and our sponsors plan to attend the 2002 National Convention. Our chapter had a very successful showing at the CJCL Convention in March earning first in sweepstakes points in the Medium School division, despite being 5th smallest in the division. There was only one other school in the large school division that earned more points.  In addition, Harker has expanded its Latin program to the middle school.  Middle school students continue to take an active role in Harker JCL.

posthac, adv., after this time, hereafter, henceforth, in future (class.).
The HJCL continues to try to improve itself.  Students are working to increase participation in Harker Certamen and to create more interesting events such as National Latin Week and Movie nights.
 

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