Pres. Dwight Eisenhower awards three boys medals of bravery and service in White House Rose Garden

At the White House, President Eisenhower honors three American youths for their bravery and service. Charles W. Knighton saved a drowning man, Howard Fitzgerald rescued his brothers from a fire, and Roland Shoemaker was recognized for his contributions to agriculture. These young individuals exemplify the courage and dedication of future American leaders.

Who announced the choices of the committee for the honored youths?

• President Eisenhower

• Roland Shoemaker

• Attorney General Brownell

• FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover

What heroic act did Charles W. Knighton perform?

• Developed a soil conservation program

• Led a 4-H Club

• Rescued a drowning man

• Saved two brothers from a fire

What was Howard Fitzgerald's act of bravery?

• Led a national youth program

• Developed agricultural enterprises

• Saved his family from a fire

• Rescued a drowning man

For what achievements was Roland Shoemaker awarded?

• Rescuing a drowning man

• Leading a youth club

• Soil conservation and dairying

• Bravery in a fire

Which state is Roland Shoemaker from?

• Alabama

• Oregon

• Colorado

• Texas