How to make this code more DRY?

Let's say we have these checkboxes:

• FooCheckBox
• BarCheckBox
• BazCheckBox

And these methods:

• Foo
• Bar
• Baz

I want to call each method only if the correponding checkbox is checked. The code might look like this:

void DoWork()
{
    if (FooCheckBox.Checked)
    {
        Foo();
        Console.WriteLine("Foo was called");
    }

    if (BarCheckBox.Checked)
    {
        Bar();
        Console.WriteLine("Bar was called");
    }

    if (BazCheckBox.Checked)
    {
        Baz();
        Console.WriteLine("Baz was called");
    }
}

Now consider that instead of 3 checkboxes and 3 methods you have a lot more. How would you rewrite the code above to make it more DRY?