History Of FFA Storyboard
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1917 - Smith Hughes Act
1929 - Official FFA Colors are adopted
1959 - Washington Leadership Conference established
1970 - Anita Decker and Patricia Krewicki first 2 female delegates National Convention
1973 - FFA Official Dress Standards are created
1973 - National FFA Secretary Fred McClure from Texas is the first African-American elected to a national FFA office
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- In 1973, the FFA Official Dress Standards are created.
- In 1969, the Washington Conference, which is now called the Washington Leadership Conference (WLC) was established.
- In 1987, The National FFA Conference was aired on national television for the first time.
- In 1976, Alaska becomes the last of the 50 states to have a National FFA Charter.
- In 1929, The Official FFA Colors, National Blue and Corn Gold, are adopted.
- In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Smith Hughes Act. This act states that any high school with 300 students or less is required to provide agricultural education.
- 2nd National FFA Convention
- FFA
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