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

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Ot JHt On OL J3 uiinz±5. Doris Jamison Nora O’Farrell Maude Raye Swartz “May I help you? ” Mrs. Swartz gives her students a helping hand. “a!s!d!f!j!k!l!;! — “liabilities must balance with assets’’, “to get a good job you must be neat, courteous, and efficient”. All these neces- sities of the business world are taught to the many students enrolled in these courses at A.C.H.S. Students gain skills that help them in con- structing term papers, balancing check books, and taking notes. Miss 0 ’Farrell looks busy grading typing papers of her short- hand class. 29

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idi Q-Y2.CH. nSt udzYlt± The guidance office is open anytime for any use the students might pos- sibly have. With the help of the three capable guidance counselors, the students just couldn ’t go wrong. The seniors rely heavily upon the guidance department for help in choosing the right college. Towards the end of the year, the guidance counselors are busy getting all the students scheduled for the next year. Harriet Bush Mr. Duff and Mr. Carpenter try to work out some D.E. problems. Mrs. Reynolds is found busily filling out a student ' s transcript for a college. 28

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dJocjztfdx ( l44 dan cAAa(zz £Jt Thomas Ayers Robert Knabenshue Mr. Ayers shows one of his students the right way to do it in metal shop. Mr. Rudd takes time off to converse with some students. Any student at A.C.H.S. that wishes to learn the methods of mechanical drawing should take the class and be under the super- vision of our own Mr. Rudd. You are introduced into a whole differ- ent world with the Metal, Wood Shop, and Mechanical Drawing classes. In Wood Shop, you can learn how to make lamps, stools, gun racks, or even book shelves. In metal shop, you can be creative and show your artistic ability by making rings and bracelets. 30