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

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The unity of the student body was evident in the many groups found throughout the school. There were always certain places where people gathered. The halls became an obstacle course, the bleachers were crammed after lunch, and open doors to class¬ rooms and lockers gave way to last-minute conversations. With five hundred students and over forty faculty and staff mem¬ bers, togetherness was easy. Classes were still small enough for personal attention from the teach¬ er and good discussions among the students. The cafeteria, al¬ ways a gathering place, provided a setting for fun, the latest gossip, and a real mix of ages as kinder¬ garten and senior high ate and laughed as one. Having outgrown the gym two years before, the student body met for weekly chapel services in smaller groups. The lower school met in their classrooms, while ju¬ nior high and senior high groups got together in the gym every Fri¬ day. Outside speakers, special programs, plays and music made this time a major part of our Chris¬ tian Education. When We’re Together 10 Student Life

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Symbolizes Togetherness Senior Class 9 ii

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