What is the symbol at the Vice President's station?

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

Answer: (D)

The idea behind this question is that each officer’s station is paired with a symbol that reflects the duties and focus of that role. The Vice President’s station uses the Plow, which symbolizes preparing the ground and laying a foundation for future growth. This mirrors the vice president’s job of supporting the president, coordinating activities, and being ready to step in when needed—the work of getting things ready and moving the chapter forward.

Think of the other symbols as representing different ideas tied to other roles: the Rising Sun is associated with the president and forward progress, the Ear of Corn often connects to unity and agricultural heritage, and the Bust of Washington honors leadership. So the Plow best fits the Vice President’s function of groundwork and preparation.