“School life at Toccoa Falls furnished many opportunities for practical or vocational training. Along with their usual classes, students were taught farming, caring for livestock, cutting and sawing timber, carpentry, making cement blocks, gardening, laundering, cooking, baking, canning fruits and vegetables, sewing, office work, and much more. . . . (copy from Achieving the Impossible with God by Lorene Moothart)

Photo below: Alice Barnes and Mrs. Forrest working

Photo below: Garden

Photo below: Making applebutter

Photo below: Making sorghum

Photo below: Making bread

Photo below: Picking beans

Photo below: Picking cotton

Photo below: Cleaning

Photo below: Wash crew

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