GCCTC names outstanding students
The Greene County Career and Technology Center has recognized its outstanding students of the second quarter.
Morning students, seated, from left, Erin Keys, cosmetology, Jefferson-Morgan; Mariah Russell, welding, Central Greene; Ashley Rhoads, building construction occupations, Jefferson-Morgan; and Jonathan Clayton, health assistant, Central Greene; standing, Donald Teegarden, auto technology, Central Greene; Michael Depaoli, computer networking technology, Central Greene; Hunter Cole, drafting & design, Central Greene; Paige Bedilion, culinary arts, Jefferson-Morgan; Wyatt Harris, precision machining, Central Greene; Amber Rhoads, child care services, Jefferson-Morgan; Not pictured is Trystan Weir, emergency & protective services, Jefferson-Morgan.
Afternoon students, seated, from left, Dallas Cunningham, precision machining, West Greene; Courtney Henry, health assistant, West Greene; Breanna Hewitt, emergency & protective services, West Greene; and Michael Shelby, auto technology, Carmichaels; standing, Tracy Black, culinary arts, Central Greene; Amber Boyle, cosmetology, Central Greene; Michael Petros, computer networking technology, Carmichaels; and Chelsey Moore, child care services, West Greene. Not pictured, Aaron King, building construction occupations, West Greene; and Lacey Higginbotham, drafting & design, Carmichaels.