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

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(Ajazz zcomz Jo Ann Bogan Harold Carter Carolyn Earehart Edward O’Rourke “ Time is an infinite movement without one moment of rest. ” History classes of A.C.H.S. were an example of this statement. Current events were constantly changing as well as the history classes. Many students were enlightened by Mr. Weade’s lively discussions on Watergate, the Middle East Situation, and the moral revolution. Students in Mr. Carter ' s class were amazed by the workings of the General Assembly. Mr. Weade waits impa- tiently for the photogra- pher to snap the pcicture. ‘I give up, ” Mr. Carter retorts. Wesley Reed Barbara Walsh Gary Weade James Williams 22

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zStzj2± ( ffizad c i c f. (1. cJi. zS. Science classes changed their routine schedule by going to the laboratory every other day. This gave the students a change of pace from their everyday work. By working in the laboratory, students had a better understanding of scientific problems. Mr. Mercia’s “corn” jokes and Mr. Newberry’s tid- bits of “info” added something different to teaching science. Mrs. Ayers shows her class another interesting film in biology. Mr. Newberry watches the scutters in the hall. 21

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