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Generally published each quarter, these reports include status of faculty and staff, policies, budgets, facilities, curriculum, and enrollment. Contents of reports vary over time and reflect the sate of the institution.

From San Marcos Record: Farm Bureau policies are scanned by these officials following the annual meeting of the County organization Tuesday night. At the left Charles Huff, professional area representatives, while others include E.D. Combs and Rector Williams, State convention delegates, and Preston Connally and R.C. Barton, new directors for the Hays Farm Bureau.

From San Marcos Record: Farm Bureau policies are scanned by these officials following the annual meeting of the County organization Tuesday night. At the left Charles Huff, professional area representatives, while others include E.D. Combs and Rector Williams, State convention delegates, and Preston Connally and R.C. Barton, new directors for the Hays Farm Bureau.

From San Marcos Record: The Six Flags of Texas and carriers were among the happy throng that rushed onto the field Saturday night after the Bobcats tied nationally ranked Lamar Tech 7-7. The color guard, newest members of the famed SWT Band organization plus the hard-hitting footballers will be among the featured attraction at the college homecoming this weekend.

From San Marcos Record: "Be Thankful You Can See Week" – Mayor pro tempore B.D. Hillburn affixes his signature to the proclamation setting aside this week, October 23 – 28 in special observance of the local Lion's drive to help local children to better eyesight. The Lions will be selling candy Friday and Saturday to raise funds for the purchase of eyeglasses. Lions, left to right, are Hollis Smith, Bill Veidtt, Dexter van Bibber and Ellis Serur.

From San Marcos Record: "Be Thankful You Can See Week" – Mayor pro tempore B.D. Hillburn affixes his signature to the proclamation setting aside this week, October 23 – 28 in special observance of the local Lion's drive to help local children to better eyesight. The Lions will be selling candy Friday and Saturday to raise funds for the purchase of eyeglasses. Lions, left to right, are Hollis Smith, Bill Veidtt, Dexter van Bibber and Ellis Serur.

From San Marcos Record: Topsy- Turvy Playland – this truck carrying amusement rides from the State Fair to Playland Park in San Antonio overturned three and one-half miles north of San Marcos about 7:45 Tuesday morning. Driver of the truck L.C. Roden told investigating officers that the truck was loaded too heavily on one side and when a gust of wind caught the vehicle, he could not get it back on the highway. Estimates of $2, 500 damages to the truck and $2000 to the equipment were made. Roden was apparently unhurt.

From San Marcos Record: Topsy- Turvy Playland – this truck carrying amusement rides from the State Fair to Playland Park in San Antonio overturned three and one-half miles north of San Marcos about 7:45 Tuesday morning. Driver of the truck L.C. Roden told investigating officers that the truck was loaded too heavily on one side and when a gust of wind caught the vehicle, he could not get it back on the highway. Estimates of $2, 500 damages to the truck and $2000 to the equipment were made. Roden was apparently unhurt.

From San Marcos Record: Topsy- Turvy Playland – this truck carrying amusement rides from the State Fair to Playland Park in San Antonio overturned three and one-half miles north of San Marcos about 7:45 Tuesday morning. Driver of the truck L.C. Roden told investigating officers that the truck was loaded too heavily on one side and when a gust of wind caught the vehicle, he could not get it back on the highway. Estimates of $2, 500 damages to the truck and $2000 to the equipment were made. Roden was apparently unhurt.

From San Marcos Record: Topsy- Turvy Playland – this truck carrying amusement rides from the State Fair to Playland Park in San Antonio overturned three and one-half miles north of San Marcos about 7:45 Tuesday morning. Driver of the truck L.C. Roden told investigating officers that the truck was loaded too heavily on one side and when a gust of wind caught the vehicle, he could not get it back on the highway. Estimates of $2, 500 damages to the truck and $2000 to the equipment were made. Roden was apparently unhurt.

From San Marcos Record: Topsy- Turvy Playland – this truck carrying amusement rides from the State Fair to Playland Park in San Antonio overturned three and one-half miles north of San Marcos about 7:45 Tuesday morning. Driver of the truck L.C. Roden told investigating officers that the truck was loaded too heavily on one side and when a gust of wind caught the vehicle, he could not get it back on the highway. Estimates of $2, 500 damages to the truck and $2000 to the equipment were made. Roden was apparently unhurt.

Photograph of two people playing ping pong. From San Marcos Record: Power play up the middle – oops! wrong sports term but football is not the only sport going on in San Marcos this Fall. Fran Tomlinson, left and Jimmy McCoy take part in a bit milder sport at the ping-pong table in the McCarty Student Center on the SWT Campus.

Photograph of two people playing ping pong. From San Marcos Record: Power play up the middle – oops! wrong sports term but football is not the only sport going on in San Marcos this Fall. Fran Tomlinson, left and Jimmy McCoy take part in a bit milder sport at the ping-pong table in the McCarty Student Center on the SWT Campus.

From San Marcos Record: The Tucker family, left to right, Marilyn Sue, Barry, Curtis, Lil, John, and Travis formerly of Belton, Texas arrived in San Marcos. John Tucker will take a position at the Farm Life Insurance Company of Fort Worth as district manager.

From San Marcos Record: The Tucker family, left to right, Marilyn Sue, Barry, Curtis, Lil, John, and Travis formerly of Belton, Texas arrived in San Marcos. John Tucker will take a position at the Farm Life Insurance Company of Fort Worth as district manager.