Mount Gilead High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Mount Gilead, OH)

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Tri-Rivers Offers Skills ln 25 Areas Classroom and shop experiences, labs and related in- struction, and on-the-job training are all a part of the Tri- Rivers program. Fifty-four Mount Gilead students are spending their junior and senior years learning a skill which will help them to become successful in the marketplace. Courses such as Electrical Tades, Law Enforcement, Agri- cultural Mechanics, Data Accounting, and Diversified Health Occupations are only a few of the 25 vocational skill areas offered at the JVS. l f f ,I QAQJQWW if Yf W M -if Part of Karla Evans' Food Service instruction includes working in the Eagle Inn, Tri-Rivers' restaurant. Crystal Lawrence practices temperature-taking, one of the many skills taught in DHO. 'ml In Graphic Arts Paul Blocksom prepares a negative for metal- plate printing. Junior Laura Trainer works on a record processing project with other students in Diversified Health Occupations. In General Office Skills Kathleen Evans works on a typing assign- ment.