WCJC singers make National Honor Choir
Several members of the WCJC Choir have joined the ranks of an elite group of vocalists representing the most talented singers in the nation. Of the 3,300 singers auditioning for the 2015 National Honor Choir, only 230 - some seven percent - made the final cut. Eight WCJC vocalists - including one alternate - were named to the group. "They competed against college, university and community vocalists from across the nation," said WCJC Choir Director Eddie Vandewalker. "This is the highest honor a college or community-based singer can achieve in the United States."

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'Generations' chronicles college's history

Golf tournament benefits scholars group
It felt more like hockey weather than golf weather. Yet 40-degree temperatures and gusting winds were not enough to handicap the 2nd Annual WCJC Invitational Golf Classic. Held at the Wharton Country Club this past November, the event achieved the goal of raising funds for the WCJC President's Scholarship Fund and the newly created WCJC Presidential Scholars program. By the end of the cold and wintery day, more than $19,000 had been raised.

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'Serve our Soldiers' assists military
A campaign sponsored by several WCJC organizations recently raised food and hygiene items for U.S. soldiers. Deemed "Serve our Soldiers Over-Seas," the campaign included four collection days last fall during which 568 personal hygiene, 436 food and 67 leisure items were donated for members of the military. In addition, Newgulf Elementary School students made holiday cards to go along with the care packages. The campaign was a collaborative effort of WCJC's Support Staff Organization, Human Services Club, Student Government Association, Phi Theta Kappa and the Pioneer Christian Fellowship.