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Hammock Club Speeches
From the time I was in the sixth grade, I have been spinning in the color and winter guard at my school. Throughout my seven years of experience, I have accomplished many state titles and become a captain of two years. Being able to share those moments with your best friends is a marvelous thing I wouldn't trade for anything in the world. When you know in your heart you've done everything you can do to perform your very best show, and they call your school's name over the stadium, the overabundance of feeling takes over and all you can do is smile and hug everyone around you.

This year, I started a club called the West Central hangers. It’s a hammock club that meets every couple of weeks at different locations around Pinellas County. The club is a place for high schoolers and college kids to meet new people with similar interests, bring their own hammocks, and “hang out” with one another. At the moment we have only have a small following but the numbers grow with each meet up.
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Through the program Virtual Enterprise, the company we created this year is "Bee’s Knees School and Office Supply". The company is a one stop shop for innovative office and school supplies. We are in the process of developing a catalog and the CEO will be a critical part of choosing which products make the cut. Our virtual store will include products that we buy at wholesale and resell to the consumer and products that we have created. One product that our company has created is call School To the Maxx which is a similar to a pen but it entails so much more. Not only does it include a pen in multiple colors but, its seamless design includes a highlighter, white out, a pencil, and a ruler. We feel that there is a way to be the bee's knees when it comes to office supply that you can enjoy if you're 5 or

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