GET ACTIVE!
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
Student
Activities
& Events
A number of student activity events are organized for
students by the student activity coordinator, Kaylynn
Horn, with lots of help from SGA. The activities offices
will bring performers, game shows, caricature artists, and
much more to campus this year. Other activities on
campus will include dances, talent shows, and service-
oriented projects. Students are encouraged to share their
BRIGHT IDEAS with Kaylynn in TH 216. Be sure to
check the board in Thompson Hall Commons for up
coming activities and events!! ^
OUTDOOR
CLUB
There are a number of student organizations on
campus you might be involved in. Some are quite
active and others need some energy! If you have
energy, get involved! Clubs and organizations will
help you to turn your college years into an exiting
educational experience. INSIDE SCOOP: Invol- ,
vement on campus will show your transfer college or
future employee that you've been a leader on • i '
campus! More smd more employers and colleges are ClUD
looking for people who have proven their tyian I
leadership, communication, and organizational skills
- getting involved is a great way to do that!
The following are the student organizations and
leaders:
1. SGA - Mr. Michael Woodruff, President, Ms. Kaylynn Horn, Advisor
2. Ye-Host - Mr. Chris Cheap, Advisor
3. Rotaract - Mr. Bud Rhodes, Advisor
4. Dental - Mrs. Deanne Billings, Advisor
5. Future Contractors - Mr. Dwigjit Hartzog, Advisor
6. Baptist Student Union (BSU) - Mr. Alan Whittington, Advisor
7. SADD - Mrs. Cathy Annas, Advisor
8. Phi Theta Kappa (by invitation only) - Dr. Josephine Hendrix, Advisor
9. Newspaper 'The Cougar Cry" - Dr. Bob C. Thompson, Dr. J. Hendrix, Advisors
10. Chcmis - Mr. Jeiry Bangle, Advisor and Instructor
11. "WCC Presents" Theatre Club - Mr. David Reynolds, Advisor and Instructor
12. Yearbodc - Dr. Jo Hendrix, Advisor
13. Jazz - Mr. Jeny Bangle, Advisor and Instructor
14. Trailblazers" Outdoor Club - Ms. Kaylynn Horn, Advisor
15. Ebony Society - Ms. Kaylynn Horn, Advisor
16. Camera Club - Lany Caudill, Advisor
17. Criminal Justice Club - Mike Arcenbronn, Kathy Tisdale
18. Student Nurses Association
Get involved in one of more of these groups. Add spice to your time
at WCC, make new friends, leam leadership techniques,
and make this year your best year ever in school.
GETINVOLVEDt There's bound to be one for you!
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October
Events
PING PONG TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Players: Richard Fink, Joseph K. Nguyen, Chris Gillespie, Scottie Lambert,
Derek Stevenson, Paul Everhart, Jeremiah Dile, Kenneth Redmon.
The winner of the tournament mu Richard Fink.
Oct. 3 - KARAOKE CONTEST
Oct. 5 - Drug Prevention Screening
Oct. 23 - HALLO-WEEK ACTIVITIES
31 Ghoulish Gram Sales Begin 10/23
Oct. 24 - SGA Adot-A'School Program
Oct. 25 - FRIGTENING FUN FLICKS will be here at WCC 10 a.m. - 4 p.n
Oct. 26 - TUNES-N-TUNA in the Commons 12:30 - 1:30
Oct. 31 - HORROR FILM & Costume Contest