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CHARLES Browning Swaim, 16year-old junior at Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal, was elected president of the Virginia Junior Classical League for 1976 at the league’s 1975 convention held in Roanoke recently.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Swaim of Flint Hill, Swaim took the gavel from outgoing president Michael Edens of Virginia High School in Bristol following votingby 1250 convention delegatpsnxnr. more than 50 state hi^n school chapters. i
Nineteen members of/RandolphMacon’s Latin ClubJalong with sponsor Mrs^-Martha Ross, were among thosecttending.
The new JCL president will preside ai all league executive board meetings during the upcoming bear' and will represent Virginia] at tfyle National JCL Convention on the campus of the University of Rochester next August. In addition, he will preside over the 1976 state convention in Norfolk.
THE Junior Classical League is a scholastic Organization whose members are dfevoted to upholding the heritage of classical civilization in the modern world. League chapters support the belief that an acquaitance with the civilizations of Greece and Rome will assist in an understanding of today’s world, which is indebted to an
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