Nothing like a car ride to GA to provide a little officer bonding time.

Everyone knows the secretary’s real job is to keep the president’s lips moist.

Don’t worry, we have our own blue box to call the escort service any time we are alone at night.

Sure, last night there was a tornado, but that can’t stop the SCL festivities.

No signs of the storms letting up today, but at least we’ll stay cool in the 70s. Tomorrow should send some sun our way.

http://www.weather.com/weather/today/Fargo+ND+USND0115

Make sure to swing by registration before noon to sign up for the banquet and get your sweet ribbon. Then head over to the NSCL lunch where you can catch up with everyone before the festivities kick off.

SCLers are already starting to descend upon Fargo, ND.  The accommodations, as is fitting, are positively palatial.   Each SCLer has his or her own room in a suite of four, complete with furnished living room, well-appointed bathroom, and full kitchenette.  The SCL also doesn’t have to worry about figuring out what “air cooled” means; the Living Learning Center is fully air-conditioned.  Get excited.  Get here faster.

Here are some photos from scrapbooks in 1989-1991.

Fun fact: These were made before some current SCLers were born.

And many, many JCLers.

The fashion might have changed over the years, but we are still just as indispensable as ever.

SCL delegates at the 1971 NJCL convention Okla. U.

SCL at the 2001 convention.

In case you haven’t heard, our dorms are pretty suite this year. (Yes, we went there with the pun … )

We’re staying in the Living Learning Center, which, from the looks of it, is a pretty great set up. Check out the link below for floor plans and more info.

http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/hall_information/living_learning_center/

It’s official, SCL has air conditioning in Fargo.

Anyone who requested SCL Housing will be housed in Living Learning Center (LLC). Please note that this building is air conditioned:)

No need trying to fit a little fan in your carry on bag. See you in a week!

What better way to get excited for convention — and our 50th, at that — then going back through some of the memories and great moments from years past.