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Southeast Bulloch High agricultural sciences teacher Yvette Smith, right, attended the FFA Leadership Conference last month in Washington, D.C., with SEB chapter president Mary C. Cromley. - photo by Special
Mary C. Cromley is the FFA chapter president at Southeast Bulloch High School and the FFA Area Four vice president, as well. During the summer, she traveled with SEB agricultural science teacher and FFA adviser Yvette Smith to Washington, D.C., for the National FFA Leadership Conference. Cromley was one of 52Georgia FFA members and advisers who attended the conference, a five-day event that trains more than 400 FFA members to make a positive impact in their school, community, state and country.
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