Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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. . . symbolic tribute to every Aggie’s memory of Aggieland.

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Aim MEDAL OF HOAIOR mBmmmmBnBunmaMmMMM amagB aMBma H x amn amHmBUBBBgsmmisHmmBBamsBU IS lost coveted of the five awards the 7 [avy is authorized to present to 7 [aval and Marine Corps personnel in recog ' nition of heroic action or distinguished service is the 7 [avy Medal of Honor. This medal, li e its counterpart in the Army is by law presented in the name of Congress. The first recognition of a Tfaval victory was by Com gress on October 16, 1787, when it was resolved “That a medal of gold be strucfi and presented to the Chevalier John Paul Jones in commemoration of the valour and brilliant services of that officer in the command of a squadron of French and American ships under the flag of the United States off the coast of Great Britain in the late warT In 1915, the award was authorized for officers of the FJavy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. In the Act of February 4, 1919, provision was made for a new medal. This medal, lifie the first, is worn at the nec as a pendant, but in contrast to the older medal which is suspended direct from the ribbon band worn around the nec , the new medal is suspended direct from the band by means of its ribbon. i i m i e m d

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1. Johnny Hill and Company. 2. Admiration a la Marcelle and Frank. 3. The Bryan “400” steps out. ☆ 1. Bobby Harris and Jane Lou Short groovin’ it up. 2. The Press Club’s night to howl. 3. Howard Crossland swings out. 4. Engineers having a good time—without slide rules. 5. O. K., stare—too crowded to dance anway. 6. Double or Nothing? 7. Watch the birdie.