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

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1981 Girls’ Softball 1981 Boys ' Baseball 50 Softball, Baseball

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Making It Happen Back row, left to right: Kelly Sears, drick. Front row, left to right: Tonya Stephanie Wolf, Sabrina Styers. Middle King, Kim Barney, Beverly Wilcox, row, left to right: Krista Parks, Lisa Hen- The Junior Varsity Cheer¬ leaders, sponsored by Teresa Ashley, were an impressive inspi¬ ration at every basketball game. After winning first place at the Tennessee Temple Clinic among J.V. squads, the girls made up their minds to continue the good work throughout the upcoming year. Long, hard practices every week proved to be worthwhile as the squad stirred up spirit in the stands with cheers and chants that made every spectator want to become a true Eagle fan. Cheering on the Junior Varsity squad was not just a fun activity — it provided experience in skills and responsibility that will be much needed on a Varsity squad. On Homecoming night, the J.V. and Varsity squads combine to “present the main at¬ traction.” JV Cheerleaders 49

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Working Out With the arrival of Mr. Tilley at the beginning of this year, the gym classes really began to change. Everyone was required to dress out and, once they did, they went through a series of pre-planned exercises. To make things interesting, Mr. Tilley introduced new ideas to the P.E. periods. The guys played field hockey, battleball, and soccer while the girls also tried their hand at hockey. Of course, there were the old standbys — basketball and wiffle ball — that were used to break the routine. Going through some exercises at the be¬ ginning of class, the students get them¬ selves warmed up. All gym classes have to run laps to build up their stamina. Wrestling was only one of the activities planned for the P.E. periods. Gym Classes 51 ii