Trevor Autry, Treasurer
Tim Truax, Sentinel
Danielle Diele, Reporter
My most embarrassing FFA
moment came when I was
at Superior Region’s Chapter
Officer Leadership Conference
(COLC).
Dani and I were
facilitating our routine leadership
workshops and I was overcoming
a cold that I had caught two
weeks prior. As I stood on a
chair to yell out a direction
set with enthusiasm, my
voice decided to crack as
if I were in middle school.
Needless to say I was
embarrassed. With a red
face and injured pride,
I tried to play it off with a
joke...nobody laughed.
During the first few months of
high school, I had volunteered
to help out with our chapter’s
nacho night FFA meeting. As a
greenhand member, I was new
to the agriculture department and
had just started getting to know
the chapter officers - let alone
the chapter advisors. I offered to
carry two huge bags of tortilla
chips (the long 10lb bags) from
the ag truck to the meeting room
with a few of my friends. While
I was waiting for my friends to
grab their bags, I somehow thought
it would be a good idea to spin in
circles with the two large bags in each
of my hands-so I created a helicopter
type spiral. Although looking back,
this alone is embarrassing enough...
at the age of 13, all I wanted to do
was keep spinning faster and faster!
I was not paying attention to anyone
except myself and how much fun I
was having. I started to pick up more
speed, and then...SMACK HHY