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

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fV hat do you call an Aggie three years after graduation? Boss! It may be a joke to some, but it demon¬ strates Texas A M’s commitment to aca¬ demic excellence. A M graduates have upheld the tradition of putting to use and sharing knowledge and skills they learn at¬ tending the University. The University prepares students to suc¬ ceed in their lives through quality programs in engineering, the sciences, liberal arts, ar¬ chitecture, agriculture and medicine. Whether designing buildings or doing histo¬ ry research, A M grads tap into a unique tradition of talent and achievement.

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; mv ..’zmsm ...... TOP LEFT: The Corps of Cadets has many of its own traditions. One of them is making freshmen wear spurs the week before A M plays SMU. LEFT: Reveille V, the tirst lady of A M, is the fifth mascot A M has had. The storv of how the first one came to A M tells about the tradition of Reveille. ABOVE: Aggie football is the most watched sport at A M. Saturday is the fifth mascot A M has had. The story of how the first one came games dominate most Aggies weekends. Tradition 5

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TOP LEFT: A sunny day lures a student to study outside the Academic Building. LEFT: The group study sections of the library provide students the opportunity to study together without disturbing students who are studying individually. TOP: Patti Hunter studies with a pitcher of beer at DoubleDave’s Pizzaworks at south gate. ABOVE: A student does some last minute review before a test. Academics 7