THECOUCARCRY 3 SEPTEMBER 1996 PACE 3
ST«t»3ERT MUSHES
Clubs and Organizations
There are a number of student organizations
on campus you might be involved in. Some
are quite active ana others need some energy!
If you’re an energetic person, get involved!
Clubs and organizations will help you to turn
your college experience into a really exciting
educational experience! INSIDE SCOOP!
Involvement on campus will show your trans
fer college or future employees tnat you’ve
been a leader on campus! Employers and col
leges are looking for people who have proven
their leadership communication and organi
zational skills - getting involved is a great way
to do that! The tollowmg are the student clubs
and organizations and leaders:
1. SGA - Mr. Michael Woodrufff, President,
Ms. Kaylynn Horn, Advisor
2. Ye Host - Mr. Chris Cheap, Advisor
3. Rotaract - Mr. Bud Rhodes, Advisor
4. Dental Assisting - Mrs. Deanne Billings,
Advisor
5. Future Contractors - Mr. Dwight Hartzog,
Advisor
6. Baptist Student Union - Mr. Alan
Whittington, Advisor
7. SADD - Ms. Laurie A. Kern, Advisor
8.
9.
10
Phi Theta Kappa -
Dr. Barbara Holt,
Advisor
Newspaper Cougar Cry -
Ms. Kaylynn Horn,
Advisor
Chorus - Mr. Jerry Bangle,
Advisor
11.“WCC Presents” Theater-
Mr. David Reynolds, Advisor
12. Jazz - Mr. Jerry Bangle, Advisor
13. “Trailblazers” Outdoor - Ms. Kaylynn
Horn, Advisor
14. Ebony Society - Ms. Kaylynn Horn,
Advisor
15. Camera Club - Mr. Larry Caudill,
Advisor
16. Criminal Justice
17. Student Nurses Association
18. Single Dimensions, See Kaylynn Horn
So you see, there’s a CLUB FOR YOU! Get
involved in one or more of these organizations.
Add some spice to your time at WCC, make
new friends, learn leadership techniaues, and
make this year one of your best even
iliiii ITiUTlii
The Student Activities department
is proud to present the 1996-1997 sports pro
gram here at WCC. Whether it’s intramural
participation or intercollegiate competition,
WCC has a sport for you!
INTERCOLLEGIATE ACTIVITY: This
year the Cougars will growl on the hardwood
for both men and women’s basketball, pounce
on coed volleyball, and prowl into the depths
of the baseball diamond. Our Cougars will
feast on victims from local community col
leges and private 2- and 4-year schools in NC,
SC, TN, and VA. This will be the first time in
the history of WCC that the school will be
fielding a women's softball team. Coaches and
school officials have been working overtime
to get these programs underway. We are look
ing forward to a very exciting year in athlet
ics. Anyone interested in participating in any
sport is required to attend the Cougar Athletic
meeting on Sept. 12th at 12:15 in The Pit Th
ompson Hall.
INTRAMURAL COMPETITION: For
those of you interested in sports but not nec
essarily at the intercollegiate level, we are of
fering an intramural program. Basketball, flag-
football, coed and beach volleyball, tennis,
softball and table tennis may be part of the
intramural program this year. An award will
be given to the male and female Athlete of the
Year, along with the Intramural Team of the
Year. Any student expecting to participate in
intramural should plan to attend the Cougar
Athletic meeting on Sept. 12th at 12:15 in The
Pit in Thompson Hall.
Any additional information needed
can be acquired by contacting Kaylynn Horn
in TH 216 or Anthony Smith in TH 205.
Thank you for your support of Cougar Ath
letics and good luck in the coming year.
BASEBALL
coached by Kerry
Nichols, begins this
year with tryouts in
September.. The fall
season will consist of'
a few practice games
against local schools
leading up to a spring
quarter filled with over 30 games.
BASKETBALL
both Men & Women's,
will be on the move with
tryouts some time in Oc
tober.
(DOED
VOLLEYBALL
will be coached this year by
Anthony Smith. The Cou
gars will play a full season
against local community col
leges as tryouts begin Sept. 16th.
WOMEN’S SOFT
BALL
will be starting in the Spring. As
of this time no coach has been
named. Be sure to look for try
out date postings.
SEPTEMBER
“TAKE IT TO THE TOP”
Back to school month at WCC
Sept. 3 “Ouf-of-this World” Magic Show
Magician/Comedian Dave Rojahn
& Picnic for FRESHMAN
ORIENTATION & REGISTRATION
Sept.9& 10 “FLY HIGH” WITH
VENTURE VIEW -
This awesome FLIGHT SIMULATOR
will be on campus in Thompson Hall
10 - 3pm. DON’T MISS THIS!!
Sept. 9-19 “Know No Limits”
GET INVOLVED! Run for SGA
Office!! Petitions available 9/5.
Sept 12 “Take It To The Top!”
INTERCOLLEGIATE &
INTRAMIJRALS
Interest meeting in The Pit in
Thompson Hall at 12:15
Sept.17 “Take Off with Great Grades!” -
Study skills workshop!! Find out how
to get ahead and be successful in
college!!!!
Sept.20 “Out-a-Site Munchies!” - Have a
bite of this and that at the SGA
Welcome Reception,
Complementary colTee and
refreshments
Sept.23& 24 “Know No Limits” SGA
ELECTIONS 10AM-2PM
COMPLEMENTARY NACIIOS
12:30- 1:30
tIhe
bOARcl!
in T.H. Commons
PLEASE NOTE:
All Student Activity Event! St
AH Athletic Events are subject
to time, date, and location changesQ
So be sure to check the bulletin board
in Thompson Hal! Commons for updates!!
GET ACTIVE
Student Activity 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 of
fices will bring performers, game shows,
caricature artists and much more to cam
pus this year. Other activities on campus
will include dances, talent shows, and ser-
vice-oriented projects. Students are en
couraged to share their BRIGHT IDEAS
with Kaylynn in TH 216. Be sure to check
the board in Thompson Hail Commons
for upcoming activities and events!!