What symbol represents the FFA Treasurer?

The symbol that represents the FFA Treasurer is the Bust of Washington. This choice is correct because George Washington, as a Founding Father and a strong supporter of agricultural education, symbolizes the importance of leadership and financial responsibility within the FFA organization. The Treasurer's role is vital in managing the financial aspects and ensuring the fiscal responsibility of the chapter, reflecting the values embodied by Washington.

Other choices represent different aspects of FFA. The flag symbolizes pride and the organizational identity of FFA. The Shield of Friendship represents the bond and solidarity among members. The Ear of Corn is a symbol of unity and represents the foundation of agriculture in America. Each of these symbols signifies important themes in FFA, but the Bust of Washington specifically correlates to the financial duties of the Treasurer.