One of the most sacred Aggie traditions, Muster allows Aggies to gather on April 21st of each year to remember those Aggies that we lost in the previous year. Texas Aggie Muster is observed in more than 300 locations around the world.  These Muster gatherings are held in many unique places ranging from battleships and foxholes during World War II to ballrooms, steakhouses, rodeos, airplanes, and many other locations.

2026 Roll Call

Bertram “Bert” Beecroft ’51
Robert “Bob” Chancey ’70
Early Clifford Davis Jr ’61
Victor William Ehlers ’41
Peter Greer Gainey ’14
Peter Owen Gallagher ’70
Thomas James Hallick ’90
William “Bill” Harwood ’58
William “Bill” Havelka ’55
John William Herring ’67
Toby H Jambers Jr. ’71
Edwin O. Lehman ’42
James Lyles ’87
C. V. McSwain ’62
Frederick Conrad Michaud ’70
Edward Nance Newman ’59
Chelsea Elizabeth Orosco ’26
John Edmund Orr ’49
Pete Pedrotti ’53
Craig Richard Piirto ’93
Carroll Dale Pitzer ’59
James “Jamie” Poynor ’49
Mickey Glen Raasch ’73
Gayla Brown Reinbolt
Fredrick Funston Rogers ’65
Houston Doan Shockley ’80
Elton Hillard Simmons III ’75
Leo Stakemiller ’48
Ted M. Stephens ’52
Joel Lamar Stockton ’75
Jesse F. Zaragoza ’77

For more information about the Muster tradition, visit the Aggie Network page about Muster and the campus Muster committee’s website.