My Junior Year Essay
It all started my junior year of high school. I was excited to begin my wonderful journey in Future Farmers of America. I was nervous but the road ahead of me was going to be an awesome experience. Some of my experiences include showing my animals, the competitions I attended, being a FFA officer and going to the state convention, also have an end of the year banquet, and also meeting wonderful people throughout my experience. It was the best two years of my life. It all started my junior year when I decided I wanted to start out showing rabbits. I had a total of four beautiful California Rabbits. I had to tend to them every day. Some of my responsibilities included clipping their nails, bathing them every day, feeding and watering, and
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To become an officer you had to make a speech about why you would be a good officer. Also take a test over the history of FFA, and people would vote on who they wanted. I did not think that I was the type of person to make officer, but I tried and I made it! Along with this responsibility I was the chaplain as well. Since I was given this position I had responsibilities that I had to take care of. Some of those responsibilities include state convention, planning meetings, making prayers, and attending different school programs. The beginning of my senior year we went to state convention and it was the best summer of my life. The state convention was for picking the new state officers for the following year. I was able to meet so many different people, and experience a different side of FFA. They had a lot of speeches we had to listen to and we also had to give one as well. The topic was “Why is FFA Important to you?” We gave a wonderful speech and everyone enjoyed it. State convention was so much fun, we got a concert provided to us and got to roam the Fort Worth stockyards for the weekend. Being an officer was not always easy though we had to conduct speeches and make sure everyone was on task with what they had to do. Sometimes things were tough but overall it was worth every
To become an officer you had to make a speech about why you would be a good officer. Also take a test over the history of FFA, and people would vote on who they wanted. I did not think that I was the type of person to make officer, but I tried and I made it! Along with this responsibility I was the chaplain as well. Since I was given this position I had responsibilities that I had to take care of. Some of those responsibilities include state convention, planning meetings, making prayers, and attending different school programs. The beginning of my senior year we went to state convention and it was the best summer of my life. The state convention was for picking the new state officers for the following year. I was able to meet so many different people, and experience a different side of FFA. They had a lot of speeches we had to listen to and we also had to give one as well. The topic was “Why is FFA Important to you?” We gave a wonderful speech and everyone enjoyed it. State convention was so much fun, we got a concert provided to us and got to roam the Fort Worth stockyards for the weekend. Being an officer was not always easy though we had to conduct speeches and make sure everyone was on task with what they had to do. Sometimes things were tough but overall it was worth every