Which officer's symbol represents a brotherhood clasp?

The symbol representing a brotherhood clasp is associated with the Sentinel officer in the FFA organization. The role of the Sentinel is essential as it embodies the idea of friendship and brotherhood among members. The clasp signifies the connection and supportive relationships that are nurtured within the FFA community. This symbolism reinforces the importance of unity and collaboration, foundational principles in the agricultural education movement.

In contrast, the other officer symbols represent different aspects of leadership and responsibilities within the organization. The President’s symbol, for instance, is often depicted with the rising sun, reflecting progress and new beginnings, while the Secretary's symbol of a book indicates record-keeping and organization. The Advisor's role is typically represented by the owl, symbolizing knowledge and wisdom. Each symbol is carefully chosen to reflect the core duties and ideals of the respective officers, but the clasp specifically aligns with the Sentinel's mission to foster brotherhood.