2010

ECCC students receiving State SkillsUSA Honors These East Central Community College career-technical students received various awards at the Mis– sissippi SkillsUSA Championship held April14-15, 2010, at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College in Perkinston. Winning first-place honors in their respedive categories and qualifying for national competition are {seated from left) Hannah Watkins (architedural drafting) and Eddie Fondren (tech· nical drafting), both of Union; Richard Adams (commercial baking), Philadelphia; Kristie Robinson {pro– motional bulletin board), Forest and Crystal Tucker (promotional bulletin board), Meridian. Placing second in their respective categories were (second row, from left) Cody Buckley (residential wiring), Forest Shelby Shelley (CNC Milling Technology), Sebastopol; Lindsay Bozeman (CNC Turning Technol· ogy}, Philadelphia; Tim Patterson (precision machine technology), McCool; Cody Mason (cabinetmak· ing), Union; and Angela Melton {prepared speech), Hickory. Third-place winners included (back row, from left) Josh Taylor (welding}, Forest Trent Hill (collision repair technology), Philadelphia; Shonda Johnson (job interview), Newton; and Opening and Closing team members Danielle Shoemaker, Decatur; Amy Johnson and Carrie Stokes, both of Philadelphia; Megan Carlisle, Gilbertown, Ala.; Maree Kidd, Newton; Raquel Simmons, Philadelphia; and Chelsey Boatner, Louisville. Not pictured is Austin Mather of Decatur, a third-place winner in automotive service technology. The National SkillsUSA Leadership Conference will be held June 21-25, 2010, in Kansas City, Missouri.

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