Technical Excellence Recognition
Awarded to RTCC Students

Twenty-two students from Randolph Technical Career Center were recognized for technical excellence Thursday evening, May 21 at a ceremony held in the RUHS auditorium immediately following the National Technical Honor Society Induction. Attended by students, parents, family members and faculty, the ceremony was organized by Susan Mann and Doris Jewett.

Students are selected for technical excellence by their program instructor. The evening ended with refreshments prepared by Chef Jerry Sullivan, his assistant Sandy Russell, and the culinary arts students.

Students Recognized

Miriam Abu Shuraija, business management, Randolph Union High School; Jared Andrews, automotive technology, Randolph Union High School; Elizabeth Carpenter, business management, Randolph Union High School; Krista Carpenter, culinary arts, Randolph Union High School; Tarkin Clark, environmental resource management, South Royalton High School; and Anthony Conant, power technology, Randolph Union High School.

Also: Dahcila Curley, automotive technology, Rochester High School; Justin Gilbert, automotive technology, Chelsea High School; Eli Holmquist, automotive technology, Rochester High School; Joseph Kinnarney, diesel technology, South Royalton High School; Jesika Langlois, automotive technology, Randolph Union High School; K. Stephen Larkin, diesel technology, Randolph Union High School; Charles Lyman III, diesel technology, South Royalton High School; and Alex Powell, diesel technology, Randolph Union High School.

In addition: Jeremiah Roberts, culinary arts, Whitcomb High School; Paul Russell, building trades, South Royalton High School; Tiffany Severance, human services, South Royalton High School; Brittany Sherman, power technology, Randolph Union High School; Ethan Small, environmental resource management, Randolph Union High School; James St. Lawrence, building trades, Williamstown High School; Tyler Totten, culinary arts, Randolph Union High School; and Meagan Whitcomb, automotive technology, Randolph Union High School.

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