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KID'S SHOT!
Summer Showers! Ashley & Emily Scripter -
daughters of WCC student, Scottie Scripter!
"KID'S SHOT - What's that?"
Kid's Shots captures the seasons as only kids can do. Students
Faculty and Staff alike, submit your favorite and/or funniest
children's photo which illustrates the current season or holiday
- Joey at the beach, Katie's Halloween outfit, etc.
One photo featured per month!
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Student Government Association interviews
The Student Government Associa
tion is a great organization for students to
get involved in. They plan all the fun
activities the college has for its students.
And fun they have! Last year the SGA
and had loads of fun activities on campus
for the students. They had a True Virtual
Reality booths, a 3-D interactive video
game, Fun Flicks, a movie setting for the
students to star in, and a great rock con
cert. Each year the SGA sponsors the
campus reception for freshmen on regis
tration day. They are a great help to the
community, too. Last year they partici
pated in Walk America, Toys for Tots,
the Adopt a School Program, and a clothes
drive. SGA also sponsors intramural
sports on campus. Being a part of the
SGA can be a very rewarding experience
for the student who wants to take an ac
tive part in the activities that are planned
for their school. Of course, there are edu
cational trips for the members to learn just
how to pull it all off In addition, SGA
members acquire real and valuable skills,
such as leadership, organization, time
management, diplomacy, and personal
skills ( all of which are sought after by
potential employers!). Why not take a
closer look at the SGA?
Becoming a part of the SGA is very
easy. Just join. To run for an office, all
you have to do is get 25 of your friends to
sign a petition that states that you would
like to become an officer, turn it in to
Kaylynn Horn, the SGA advisor, and your
name will go on a ballot. Every student
has an opportunity to vote! Pick up your
petitions 9/9 - 9/18 and elections will be
held on 9/23 and 9/24! Free nachos for
all voters! You don't have to hold an
office to join SGA! SGA MEETINGS
ARE HELD EVERY THURSDAY AT
12:15 IN THOMPSON HALL ROOM
209!
What's up with some of your SGA
members?
Let's find out! Questions asked:
1. What did you do over the summer?
2. What activity are you looking forward to
this year?
3. What was your favorite activity last
year?
4. What do you find most rewarding as
a member of SGA?
5. What is your program of study?
Jennifer Parsons - Vice President
Jennifer was in school over the summer
and held down two jobs!; she is looking
forward to the game show; she enjoyed
Fun Fest '96 last year; getting involved
with the activities that go on here at the
college is her greatest reward; and Jenni
fer is in the Medical Assisting program.
Connie Ireland - Public Information
Officer
Connie was in school over the summer
and worked at McElwee Law Firm; she
is looking forward to the NACA confer
ence; she enjoyed Fun Flicks last year;
she finds she has become a very respon
sible person getting involved with the
activities program here and getting to
know the other SGA members is her
greatest reward; and Connie is in the
Medical Assisting program.
Charlie Huffman - Sophomore Senator
Charlie worked in 4-H and played soft
ball over the summer; he is looking for
ward to the NACA conference; he en
joyed Fun Fest '96 last year; getting to
know the new people is his greatest re
ward; and Charlie is in the College Trans
fer program. BP/KH
From front to back: Micheal Woodruff, Josh
Palmer, Travis Anderson, Connie Ireland, jenni-
fer Parsons, Charlie Huffman, Kaylynn Horn