Muster
Silver Taps Memorial Student Center
Aggie Ring
Gig 'em Reveille
12th Man
Bonfire Midnight Yell
Yell Leaders
Maroon Out
Boot Line
"Howdy!"
All-U Night Big Event
Replant
Student
Volunteerism
Diversity & Unity
Senior Boots
Fightin' Texas Aggie Band
Final Review
Class Gifts
Elephant Walk
Ring Dance
Boot Dance Current Class Councils
Graduation
Traditions Council
Assoc. of Former Students
Texas A&M Foundation
Texas A&M University
Memorial Student Center
MSC Services On-Line
Ring Dance
Each year Ring Dance is held for the Senior Class. The name reflects a
milestone at the end of the Senior year. Although Seniors have been privileged
to wear the cherished Senior Ring ever since they
attained 95 credit hours, as of Ring Dance they may wear it differently.
Up to this point, Seniors have worn the ring so that it faces them when their
hand is palm down with fingers pointed away from them. Ring Dance represents
the end of their senior year when they can turn the ring around to be readable
by others.
This tradition began with one room of entertainment. Now there are an average of seven rooms of entertainment with a variety of music from swing and big band to piano bar and country western.
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