St. Rose Science Club tours local go-kart plant

St. Rose Science Club members who visited American Kart Manufacturing (formerly Shaller Enjuneering) included (front, in go-kart) Levi Johnson, (standing, from left) Wyatt Smrkovsky, Hagan Holub, Emma McCourt, Brenley Berger, Addison Johnson, Zoey Krenek, Miles Krenek, Adriana Leihardt, Rebeca Camacho, Claire McCourt, Cason Hale, Brennen Berger, Braydon Rainosek, Bentley Bubela, Brody Lewis and Hudson Novick. Standing behind the group is Greg Vrana, general manager at the facility.
St. Rose Science Club members who visited American Kart Manufacturing (formerly Shaller Enjuneering) included (front, in go-kart) Levi Johnson, (standing, from left) Wyatt Smrkovsky, Hagan Holub, Emma McCourt, Brenley Berger, Addison Johnson, Zoey Krenek, Miles Krenek, Adriana Leihardt, Rebeca Camacho, Claire McCourt, Cason Hale, Brennen Berger, Braydon Rainosek, Bentley Bubela, Brody Lewis and Hudson Novick. Standing behind the group is Greg Vrana, general manager at the facility.

The St. Rose Science Club kicked off its year on Thursday, Sept. 19 at American Kart Manufacturing (formerly Shaller Enjuneering), a local business that builds and markets go-karts!

Shavon Lewis, first grade teacher, led the students during this special meeting.

The first go-kart was built in 1981 in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The go-kart is still operating to this day!

The students learned that gokart…