GCCTC honors outstanding students
Greene County Career and Technology Center recognized the Outstanding Students of the first quarter Jan. 25.
Morning students seated, from left, are Shelby Calvert, Mapletown, culinary arts; Brandon Simpson, Jefferson-Morgan, computer networking technology; and Lexus Smith, Mapletown, cosmetology; standing, Trystan Weir, Jefferson-Morgan, emergency & protective services; Alan Hurley, Mapletown, welding; Wyatt Harris, Central Greene, precision machining; and Austin Kiger, Central Greene, drafting. Not pictured are Samuel Lively, Carmichaels, auto technology; Damon Belford, Jefferson-Morgan, building construction occupations; Frances Cos, Carmichaels, child care services; Donavon Rush, Mapletown, electrical occupations; and Olivia Spitznologle, Central Greene, health assistant. Afternoon students, seasted, from left, are Tina Gump, Carmichaels, culinary arts; Kyle Shough, West Greene, welding; Harry Inghram, West Greene, emergency & protective services; and Shawn Robuck, Carmichaels, building construction occupations; standing, Michael Petros, Carmichaels, computer networking technology; Johnathan Dousa, Carmichaels, precision machining; Justin Brewer, West Greene, electrical occupations; Carlie Gaines, West Greene, health assistant; Treasa McElroy, Central Greene, cosmetology; Tim McClintock, West Greene, auto collision; and Cody Lancaster, Carmichaels, auto technology. Not pictured are Eric Eddy, Central Greene, auto collision; and Bayley Bennett, Central Greene, child care services.