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Inside this issue: |  |  |\n| By Natalie Dennis, Lexi Ray, & Angelos Bairactaris\u003Cbr>This year’s Auto Tech I & II students have been working tirelessly throughout the course of the school year. The students have been competing in multiple automotive repair and diagnosis competitions.\u003Cbr>At Skills/USA we had a strong performance by multiple students most notably Kyle Jennings, Austin Stark, and Christian Libby who continued to the state competition. Also, Angelos Bairactaris, Matt Palumbo, Mike Miller, Dane Hoffman, Evan Molotky, and Alex Labovich who all placed at the regional competition at Washtenaw Community College. The Ford/AAA team of Mike Miller and Austin Stark, guided by Auto Tech teacher Mr. Timoszyk, placed 5th overall and received full marks for having the highest exam score in the State of Michigan.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Mike Miller, Mr. Timoszyk and Austin Stark at Ford/AAA\u003Cbr>Back at the classroom, Auto Tech I students have worked hard on completing labs in the shop on electrical, lubrication systems, cooling systems, starting systems, and the brake system. The Auto Tech II students have been working just as hard to complete the labs of steering & suspension, brake systems, engine performance, and electronic engine control. Also, students will soon receiving their NATEF & ASE certifications.\u003Cbr>AG STUDENTS 6 EARN MSU CREDITS!\u003Cbr>By Kristin Klager and Cassidy Polzin\u003Cbr>In the Botany class of mostly second year students, considerable progress has been made over the year. After the long winter, students are finally able to start working outside in the greenhouse. They have started planting flowers in hanging baskets, which will be ready to be taken home around the end of the school year. In the Zoology class students have been learning about the anatomy and the meat cuts of animals raised for meat. Students have also been learning about how the different digestive systems of the animals and how they work such as the difference between a ruminant and amonogastric.\u003Cbr>Aside from normal class work, students have been busy with State Convention, Skills Contest, and preparing for the upcoming banquet. Through State Convention, 11 students went to Lansing to compete or receive awards. Out of the students that won their State degree, 5 outstanding senior\u003Cbr>students received silver and gold ratings. Starting this year, all of the students who earned the State degree will receive 6 general credits to Michigan State University. After students spent over a month preparing for Skills contest, every member who attended participated in contests specific to their own team. Our Nursery Landscape Team took First Place, winning the state title, and will continue to compete at National Convention in October. Along with competitions, the Saline FFA Chapter has been making some progress within itself.\u003Cbr>Eleven new officers have been elected, after four of our current leading seniors officers will graduate. The new officers will be officially inaugurated into office on May 14, 2015 at the annual Saline FFA Chapter Awards banquet. At the banquet, students will receive awards ranging from state to chapter levels. Many will receive their grade for their yearly proficiencies, skills contest placings, leadership contest placing, and degrees such as Chapter Farmer.\u003Cbr>Finishing Touches for BT 2\u003Cbr>Careers In Education Unforgettable 2\u003Cbr>Mighty Adv. 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