The Greene County Career and Technology Center recently recognized its outstanding students of the first quarter. The morning students are, seated from left, Karic Hughes, Carmichaels Area, building construction occupations; Randy John, Central Greene, automotive technology; Riley Payo, Jefferson-Morgan, cosmetology; Christian Ruble, Central Greene, welding ; standing from left, Maranda Durbin, Central Greene, health assistant; Destiny Cox, Central Greene, computer networking technology. Not pictured are Richard Sager, Central Greene, culinary arts; Ezra Young, Carmichaels Area, electrical occupations; Isaiah McGruder, Central Greene, emergency and protective services; and Wyatt Harris, Central Greene, precision machining.

The afternoon students, at left, are, seated from left, Britanie Housel, Carmichaels Area, health assistant; Isabel Garcia, Carmichaels Area, culinary arts; Alisha Martin, Central Greene, emergency and protective services; Essence Bowser, West Greene, cosmetology. Standing from left, Ryan Woods, Central Greene, automotive technology; Kyle Schultz, West Greene, welding; Justin Brewer, West Greene, electrical occupations; Cody Logan, West Greene, precision machining; Joshua McCartney, home schooled, computer networking technology. Not pictured is Frances Cox, Carmichaels Area, child care services.