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SkillsUSA Montana State Director Cassie Huntley, left, presents a certificate and pin to state Havre High School senior and Montana SkillsUSA Vice President Sydney Scheresky-O'Neil Monday at the Montana State University-Northern Armory Gymnasium.
SkillsUSA members say the Pledge of Allegiance Monday in Montana State University-Northern's Armory Gymnasium during the SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference opening ceremonies.
Reporter Lexus Hulbert addresses the crowd during the SkillsUSA Montana conference opening ceremony Monday at the Armory Gymnasium in Havre.
Don Michalsky, the state advisor for SkillsUSA Montana, delivers a brief speech after being recognized for his extensive contribution to the organization Monday at the Armory Gymnasium in Havre. Michalsky will be retiring from his role as advisor, but says he will remain involved in the organization.
2018-2019 SkillsUSA Montana Reporter Lexus Hulbert is introduced during the opening ceremony at the Armory Gymnasium in Havre. All four of the Student Officers were acknowledged before the proceedings began.
2018-2019 SkillsUSA Montana Treasurer Joshua Dyx, left, delivers part of a speech Monday at the Armory Gymnasium in Havre.
Havre Daily News staff
Hundreds of college and high school students descended on Montana State University-Northern this week as it hosts the SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference for the 47th time.
SkillsUSA is a career and technical service organization aimed at complementing technical skills training provided by high schools and colleges.
The conference includes events in a variety of fields including automotive, culinary arts, speaking, welding and engineering.
Students perform a set of tasks in timed events in front of a panel of judges, who then determine who receives a gold, silver and bronze medal.
The conference culminates in an award ceremony Wednesday.
The top students in each category qualify for the National Conference June 24-28 in Louisville, Kentucky, and compete against students from 53 states and territories.
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