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

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j J IP ? 5 y tags .i. ' - I j f ■ K v H M St ft » ® r 11 Pk dm H ’ I M as BE • : I i r” 1 A, m - 1m flnflH n PH; The Varsity athletes in the club are dedi- Along with Mr. Franklin, the club’s officers cated to promoting all sports in our school. are responsible for the fun-raising activi¬ ties. The Sportsters Club, formed a year ago, is made up of the Varsity athletes and is sponsered by Coach Phil Franklin, the school’s athletic director. The club used various find-raising events to pur¬ chase athletic equipment for the sports program at W.B.C.S. This year they sold canned peanuts, school jackets, and school book bags. One of their major projects each year is buying banners for the teams and cheerleading squads that win State and District Tourna¬ ments. They also help the school buy new uniforms and work hand in hand with the Booster Club in sell¬ ing tickets to their barbeque sup¬ pers. Sportsters Club 61

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Catch That Eagle Spirit! The Pep Club is sponsored by Mr. Tim Tilley, the school’s phys¬ ical education teacher. The pur¬ pose behind the club is to encour¬ age school spirit and back all ac¬ tivities of the school. The sports program is a large part of the club’s responsibility. They help plan pep rallies on the days of big games to give the players a sense of pride. Through various fund¬ raising projects, the pep club hoped to be able to buy sports equipment for the school, the first being new wrestling mats for the gym floor. The members were also called on to make posters to announce activities and increase enthusi¬ asm. Dues were also collected and put in the treasury to be used for their purchases. The Pep Club officers, along with Mr. Tilley, With more than 90 members, the Pep Club made the decisions that affected the club, was the largest in the school. 60 Pep Club

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Exploring New Fields A calculator is always helpful in math, as this group finds out here. Carrie Combs seems to be in her own world as she toys with a complicated calculator. The Math club, sponsored by Mrs. Ann Hamrick, went on a tour of the Sanco computer system. Later in the year, a guest speaker from the Internal Revenue Service came to explain Income Tax forms. After Christmas the mem¬ bers went out to eat. The meal was paid for by money raised by the club. The proceeds came from games made for the participation of other sfudents in the school. One game was “guess the number of m m’s”, where the winner re¬ ceived them. The other game was a puzzle, where the winner re¬ ceived a box of candy. Puzzles were also played among the members during the meetings which made them more fun. As he toils over a difficult theorm, Brian Cook remains deep in thought. Learning about an illustrated problem, the Math Club officers lead the group. 62 Math Club