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

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Putting It All Together Working on final layouts, David Smither- man, Sabrina King, Lisa Hendrick, and Carolyn Midkiff, strive to meet the deadline. Adding copy to this year’s book made pro¬ duction harder for staff members like Shar¬ on Pugh, Cindy Holland, Steve LeGrand, and Sharon Gray. 72 Journalism

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The Home Economics club is sponsored by Mrs. Ann Berry and is a service club of our school. The club helps the girls to learn to be- come good homemakers. The members have seen films on drug abuse and nutrition and have had demonstrations on ap¬ plying make-up and styling hair. They also conducted bake sales and toured a local bakery. The highlight of the year was making homemade cookies and taking a trip to the Knollwood Hall Rest Home to deliver them. The Home Ec Club is dedicated to prepar- Learning by doing—Susan Walker and ing each member to face life on her own. Tammy Adams make cookies during a meeting. Home Economics Club 71

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■ 1 ” ■ Mi fm , jiL W n. |§k 1 m 1 jpt m r M w W » , I 3H ' ' ■A AKl gjyflr w IBKaMam ■ flB Cl ifl ....... M I m m Due to the improved newspaper and year¬ book, this year’s Journalism Class was put to the test. This years Journalism class strived to reach one main goal— putting it all together. The news¬ paper staff garthered recent infor¬ mation concerning school events and printed it in an attractive pa¬ per that the whole student body enjoyed. Putting the annual together in¬ volved more than just snapping pictures. Layouts had to be made and copy written. The annual staff worked many long hours, trying to get everything just right. There were deadlines to be met and the pressure was on, but with the co¬ operation of each member, the 1982 Aquila turned out to be the best one ever. Editors, Jeff Orvin, Sharon Gray, and Kaye Holland check over a spread before turning it in. Journalism 73