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I Piedmont
; Announces
i Honors
t .■ « George Washington Carver' Piedmont Technical Education Center - recently held its Awards Night and * Open House to honor students for ! achievements during the first semesJ ter of school. J Students received recognition in * the categories of Top Student in > class and perfect attendance, and j some received certificates of recog’ nition. « Among Rappahannock County * students, Christy Keyes was recogt nized as Top Student in the Data { Processing II class, and John Capuria l was recognized as Top Student in the { Welding class. | Students recognized for perfect ) attendance for the first semester were ; James Whitlatch, John Pearre and * Mike Williams. ; Students receiving certificates of « recognition for the first semester were J Melissa Schwartz for her skills in I Culinary Arts, James Whitlatch for ! work beyond the call of duty in | Electricity and Charity Brown for ] hard work and consistent effort in { Electronics. J During the Awards Night the J Vocational Industrial Clubs of i America, a vocational student organii zation for students enrolled in trade * and industrial classes at the center, ’ presented local skills and leadership } contest winners with medals and cer•! tificates. \ Rappahannock skill contest win) ners in various categories were: ’ Action Skills - 1st place - James « Whitlatch; Electronics Technology - » 2nd place - Charity Brown; Welding - » 2nd place - Tracey Thompson, and t Carpentry - 3rd place - William { Shanks. J The leadership contest winners J were: Current Events - 2nd place - ; William Shanks and Opening and ] Closing - 2nd place team - Charity 1 Brown, Jessica Jenkins, Delma ; Richards, Francine Harris and
Shannon Wright.
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