Woodland Baptist Christian School - Aquila Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Coach Franklin congratulates quarterback Jay Stephenson during the Piedmont Academy game. As guidance counselor, Mrs. Tapscott goes over grades with Angie Cheek as they plan her class schedule. 6 Theme

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Looking forward to completion of the new football field, the team proudly poses with the bulldozer. Practicing his kick, Chris Dotson readies himself for a game. Coach Robin Chunn helps Erica Roten im¬ prove her serve. ti Theme 5

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Always accessible to his faculty, Dr. Ste¬ vens discusses a student record with Mrs. Young. The nurse’s trailer is a comforting spot on campus. Here, Helen Groce gives Tammy Southern something for her head¬ ache. , r Demonstrating that teachers really care, Mrs. Quesinberry turns her attention to helping Andy Walker. The atmosphere at Woodland helps to cre¬ ate lasting friendships like the one between Pam Frye and Kim Perry. Many people believed that 1982 was Woodland’s best year. And they were right! The “one on one” relationships made the year unique and the place special. Ev¬ eryone was closer than ever be¬ fore, even with an increased en¬ rollment. The close-knit relationships be¬ tween faculty and students were obvious. They were often found joking in the halls which created a comfortable classroom situation. Students believed that their teach¬ ers were really there when they needed them. But most of all, the students themselves were responsible for the “good feelings.” New friend¬ ships were begun, old friendships were strengthened, and the “one on one” spirit thrived. Theme 7