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

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Cathy Runkle cares for a pupil. DeWayne Colbart takes a break Terry Strohl sets a friends hair. between classes. ATIONAL SCHOOL Jeff Goshorn sands a shelf to be finished later. Bob Steinke cleans an engine. ON THE PLANS YOU MAKE TOD A Y

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TOMORROWS SUCCESSES DEPEND Pat Orzechowski builds speed as a typist. Jeff Alwood works at the engine timing machine. Deb Gambler waters plants in the green house. FOUR COUNTY VOC The vocational school, lo¬ cated near Archbold, Ohio, provides trades to be used in their future lives. The pro¬ gram at Four-County has four major divisions: Agriculture, Business and Office, Educa¬ tion, Trade and Industrial Ed¬ ucation, and Home Economics. There are ten seniors and ten Juniors attending Four- County this year. The seniors are: Jeff Alwood: Industrial Maintenance, DeWayne Col- bart-Distributive Education, Jeanne Fry, Horticulture, Curtis Lump-Auto Body, Jeff Miller-Welding, Marie Musser- Health Occupations, Pat Or- zechowski-Clerical Skills, Bob Steinke-Engine, Fred Thiel- Auto Body, and Terry Strohl- Cosmetology. The Juniors are: Deb Gambler-Horticulture, Jeff Goshorn-Carpentry, Kent Hayes-Electronics, Marc Joice-Auto Body, Cathy Kiss¬ inger-Horticulture, Jack Os¬ born-Industrial Maintenance, Cathy Runkle-Child Care, John Smith-Engines, Ted Thiel-Engines, and Dave Wehrle-Carpentry. The school is a great place to meet new people, have fun and learn at the same time. Through the training at Four- County, working habits, technical knowledge and basic performance skills are de¬ veloped. Then these qualified people are placed in their job area through the school place¬ ment office. A requirement for Seniors is government and for Juniors, English and then the rest of their day is divided between related class or the book part of the learning process and the lab. Students at Four-County are encouraged to participate in regional and national com- petitional fields of their own. Jeanne Fry, along with two other girls making up a team, took 18th place in state horti¬ culture competition. Also Ted Thiel won 18th place in re¬ gional competition in a engine contest. »wrf

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