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

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The National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes outstanding Juniors and Seniors for their hard work and achieve¬ ment. Each member is chosen by the principal and the Executive Committee on the basis of schol¬ arship, character, leadership, and service. A “B” average must be maintained in high school to hold membership in the society. Each year the group also organizes ser¬ vice projects for the school and the community. Leading the Way Senior Society members, standing left to right: Carrie Combs, Sabrina King, Scott Boyer, Jeff Orvin, Scott Nations, Kaye Holland, Nan Willard. Sitting left to right: Sharon Gray, Tammy Adams, Rhonda Sheppard, Dawn Perry, Kim Biggs. Melinda Nations Portrays her favorite bug on Insect Day. Junior Society members, standing left to right: Alex Huff, Tim Wolf. Sitting left to right: Lori Franklin, Cindy Holland, Teresa Marsh, Melinda Nations. National Honor Society 55

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Beginning with last year’s elec¬ tion this year’s Student Govern¬ ment has been the strongest ever. The Student Government is made up of the Executive Council, the Coordinating Council, and Con¬ gress. This year the Student Govern¬ ment sponsored Teacher Appre¬ ciation Week and held chapel ser¬ vices for the the high school. The Student Government plays a key role in our school, since they re¬ present the entire student body in making decisions to benefit the school. All club and student activity presidents make up the Student Government Coordi¬ nating Council. The Student Government Congress con¬ sists of the representatives from each homeroom class. Student Government officers, Left to Right: Sharon Gray—Vice President, Tim Schuyler—President, Wendy Markins— Reporter, Kaye Holland—Treasurer, Kim Biggs—Secretary. 54 Student Government

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Honors in Academics High school students receiving member- The six members of Who’s Who in Music ship in Distinguished Students are recog- were selected for their musical ability, nized nationally. The Society of Distinguished High School Students of America is com¬ posed of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who have demonstrated academic excellence and leadership in school, service, or athletics. Students nominated for Who’s Who in Music are chosen by Mrs. Lin¬ da Baity and are those who have giv¬ en of their time and talent to be in the school’s choral music program. They are selected for their musical talent, diligence, and devotion as well as service and citizenship. Who’s Who Among American High School Students is a society consist¬ ing of Juniors and Seniors who have a grade point average of a “B” or better, and have demonstrated lead¬ ership in either academics, athletics, extra-curricular activities, or commu¬ nity service. 56 Distinguished Students, Who’s Who In Music