Students from the Montgomery County area were honored at a ceremony on April 24 at the Hart Career Center in Mexico.
There were 15 Montgomery County and six Wellsville-Middletown students who …
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Students from the Montgomery County area were honored at a ceremony on April 24 at the Hart Career Center in Mexico.
There were 15 Montgomery County and six Wellsville-Middletown students who were recognized for their accomplishments at the vocational-technical school. All of them are seniors.
Representing MCHS were Connor Bethel, Lillian Christian, Gracie Cobb, Ruby Cox, Alex Hutsell, Mackenzie Kelling, Michael Lipka, Sara Dorr, Edward Powell, Troy Rajchart, Jacob Ridenhour, Jaden Robinson, Bri Stierlin, Westin Strube and Dylan Topel.
The W-M representatives were Rachel Davis, Jeffery Honerkamp, Gavyn Moritz, Sam Page, Isaac Todd and Lorelei Smith.
Bethel (cyber support and networking), Cobb (health science) and Davis (cosmetology) were nominees of the Davis H. Hart Award.
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