Which officer's symbol is the bust of Washington?

The symbol of the bust of George Washington represents the President of the FFA. This connection stems from Washington's significant role in American history as a leader and his contributions to agriculture. The President's role is to lead and represent the organization, just as Washington led the nation. The bust symbolizes the idea of leadership and tradition, values essential for the President of the FFA.

The other choices, while they may have their own symbols representing different aspects of leadership and responsibility, do not utilize the bust of Washington as their official representation. Each officer has a specific emblem related to their function; thus, understanding the unique symbol for the President is crucial in identifying their role within the FFA structure.