Edon High School - Key of E Yearbook (Edon, OH)

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A major trend this year was the control of communicable diseases- In the fall of 1976 former President Ford issued a nationwide inoculation plan against Swine Flu. Also, a rise in the number of cases of measles lead to an inoculation plan to be adopted in many areas. Inoculation for measles was held in the Edon Schools on February 17, 1977. Ninety ' -five students in grades 4 through 12 received the inoculation. Lori Wagner, pictured on the right, received an inoculation from County Nurse Barb Wixom. Inoculation for Swine Flu was held at Edon High School for Edon residents on October 20, 1976. Curtis Lump, pictured on the extreme right, received his Swine Flu shot from County Nurse Mrs. Thelma Clark. The community of Edon underwent several structural changes this year. The Edon Railroad Station Old Doll, pictured above and on the preceding pages, was given a new look. The Williams County Historical Society and the people of Edon moved the building to a new foundation southwest of its former location. Plans are to preserve the Depot for posterity. While the Depot was changing the south side of Edon, the North side of town received a new Bridge on Route 49. While under construction, the bridge rerouted traffic including school buses for many months. 4