Alleghany County High School - Alcova Yearbook (Covington, VA)

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The Library Is A vailable To All Students At ACHS the library offered many sources of aid to the students. Without Miss Wolfe and her two assistants, many students would have found them- selves in “hot water” the day a research paper or report was due. The library had available a good stock of magazines, books, and other informative items. If students had tried hard enough, they could have found enough information to have done an excellent paper. Miss Wolfe lends a helping hand to a student who doesn ' t know how to use the card catalogue. Miss Peters takes a break from the busy routine of the day. i I Mrs, Stinnett ' s daily routine in- cludes typing for Miss Smith and the library.

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Literature, Composition, A nd Speech a Miss Mann answers the door only to find a photographer. Mrs. Barron follow ' s along in her book as her students read aloud. Miss Clark listens intently to one of her students as he gives his oral book report. Mrs. Karter cheerily answers one of her pu- pil’s many questions.

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Absolute Values, Equations, And Mr. Rhea explains a complicated step in a Geometry problem to a mystified Robin Williams. Mr. Dunn takes time from his busy schedule to attend the Lord Bourte- tourt game. Math was a mystical confrontation to the majority of students here at A.C.H.S. Intangible objects, such as lines, planes, spheres, and tangents, remained, in the students’ minds, a mystery. Responding to this problem in comprehen- sion, the teachers offered assistance before and after school and during their free period. In most cases, their patience and understanding was rewarded at the end of the year when their charges finally passed the course, and moved on to bigger and better things. Mr. Lombardo cracks one final joke as he leaves the Men ' s Teacher ' s Lounge. Miss Conner smiles sympathetically at the despair of one of her more brilliant students.