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Corey Flournoy
Corey Flournoy was the first American national FFA President in 144. He was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1974. Corey went to the Chicago high school for agriculture sciences. He attended the 1988 National FFA convention his freshman year. HE realized that he wanted to grow his presence in the organization. His freshman year he was the vice president st his school. Also his sophomore year he was class president and for his junior year also . Corey senior year was the first elected FFA section president. HE was mostly why the FFA is no longer stands for future farmers of America.

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Carlton Patton
At the first FFA national convention in Kansas City, Missouri in 1928 Carlton Patton was named the first Star Farmer of America.

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E.M Tiffany
Tiffany was the founder the the creed. the Creed is 5 paragraphs long. it was adopted in 1930. He was 65 when he died.

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The creed was written in 1928 by E.M Tiffany.
it was adopted in 1930. E.M was a dude and he died when he was 65 years old

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Henry Groseclose
He served as the National FFA executive secretary from 1928 until 1930 and then was National FFA treasurer from 1928 to 1941 until he resigned because of ill-health. On July 1, 1945 Henry retired from Virginia Tech on the advice of the university physician (Groseclose, 1945)

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Henry Grosclose
Grosclose was the so called father of FFA. He helped write laws for the FFA and helped with many other things.

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The creed was written in 1928 by E.M Tiffany. It was adopted by FFA in 1930. The creed is still used in FFA today.

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Henry Grosclose
Henry was the "father of FFA". He was the professor of agriculture at Virginia Polytech Institute. He also helped write the FFA bylaws and constitution.

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She was the first female president of the FFA. This was in place because women were suppose to be at home doing cleaning and things like that. But she has taught in the business department since 1991. She is also originally from California. This was a great deal to many people, because not many women were allowed in FFA.

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leslie applegate is known as the first national president of the FFA. He lived from 1911-1971.
He was 60 years old at the time of his death. he became FFA president in 1928. He held his position for 1 year

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Julie Smiley
This was the first female National FFA officer.She was the first women to serve at the national level at Western region vice president. Since then,over 80 women have been elected into the national FFA officer team. Julie was from Washington. Julie was born in 1977. She has impacted so many peoples lives in numerous ways.

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he was the founder of the creed and then he dide win he was 65

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E.M Tiffany
He was the founder the the creed. it is 5 paragraphs long. it was adopted in 1930. E.M was a dude and he died when he was 65 years old

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E.M Tiffany
Erwin Milton Tiffany was born in 1883 in Linden Kansas, Wrote the FFA Creed in 1930, Tiffany was the Chief Teacher in the Department of Agriculture Education in WI.

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He attended the 1988 Ntionial FFA  convention his freshman year. He realized that he wanted to grow his presence in the organization. He was the Freshman Vice President at his school. His Sophomore year he was class president. He was Class president for Junior year as well. As a Senior he was the first elected FFA section President. he was the reason for why FFA no longer stands FoR Future Farmers of America.

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Henry Groseclose
He in known as the father of FFA. He was originally from Ceres, VA. He moved to Virginia in the 1920's where he started the Future Farmer Clubs started for boys who planned to farm. He served as the National FFA executive secretary for two years then was the National FFA treasurer until 1941. He then resigned because of ill-health.

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Jan Eberly
She was the first female president of the FFA. This was a great deal to many people, because not many women were allowed in FFA. The reason behind this was because women were suppose to be at home doing cleaning and things like that. She trained as a macroeconomist at MIT. But she has taught in the business department since 1991. She is also originally from California.

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Janice Eberly
Was the first female president of the FFA. This is a huge achievement for a woman of her time period. Janice entered college in California as an undergrad. As a junior in college she was a member of the Regents Of The University Of California. Whilst in college she voted against several laws including the university's management of two laboratories which where testing nuclear weapons. Janice went on to graduate with a bachelor of science in agricultural economics. Janice is now the former united states assistant secratary of the treasury for economic policy.

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Henry Groseclose
The Father of FFA, he originally started the boys club for farmers. He was a man that made a significant impact. He served as the National FFA executive secretary. He was the professor of Agriculture at Virginia Polytech Institute. He also helped write the FFA bylaws and constitution.

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E.M Tiffany
The creed, the 5 paragraph membership of the FFA was written byy E.M. Tiffany in, 1928. It was adopted into the FFA in, 1930. He had one son. He died at a early age of 65. He wanted FFA to better as time went on.

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Corey Flournoy
First African American National FFA President in 1944.
He is from the Chicago HIgh school of Agricultural Sciences FFA Chapter.