FCHS wood shop takes first place in contest

  • Fannin County High School wood shop students took first place in Freedom for Fido’s dog house contest in the amateur category. Shown are, from left, Freedom for Fido founders Fritz and Jackie Gilbert, students Jonah Couch, Silas Campbell, Griffin Disser, Ethan Conner, Connor Fisher and construction teacher Daniel Stewart.
    Fannin County High School wood shop students took first place in Freedom for Fido’s dog house contest in the amateur category. Shown are, from left, Freedom for Fido founders Fritz and Jackie Gilbert, students Jonah Couch, Silas Campbell, Griffin Disser, Ethan Conner, Connor Fisher and construction teacher Daniel Stewart.
  • Paws in the Park guests were invited to vote for their favorite dog houses at the Freedom for Fido booth Saturday, October 16. Dog houses were presented anonymously in two categories: professional and amateur. The doghouse submitted by Fannin County High School wood shop students took first place out of three in the amateur category.
    Paws in the Park guests were invited to vote for their favorite dog houses at the Freedom for Fido booth Saturday, October 16. Dog houses were presented anonymously in two categories: professional and amateur. The doghouse submitted by Fannin County High School wood shop students took first place out of three in the amateur category.

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