What is the symbol at the Treasurer's station?

• A. Ear of corn
• B. Plow
• C. Rising Sun
• D. Bust of Washington

Answer: (D)

In FFA opening ceremonies, each officer’s station is associated with a symbol that represents that office’s duties and responsibilities. The symbol at the Treasurer’s station is the Bust of Washington. This choice ties to leadership and fiduciary trust, invoking Washington as a foundational national leader and a reminder of the responsibility to manage the organization’s funds with integrity.

For contrast, the other stations have different symbols: the rising sun for the President symbolizes progress and leadership; the plow for the Vice President reflects agricultural work and service; the ear of corn for the Secretary represents record-keeping and sharing information. The Bust of Washington uniquely identifies the Treasurer and its focus on financial stewardship.