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From San Marcos Record: Lawyers from abroad stand entranced during an Aquarena show last Saturday. The men were among 27 men and women graduate lawyers studying in the Academy of American Law and in the Law Institute of the Americas both located at Southern Methodist University. The group was on a tour of Texas to see the country and visit with leading attorneys and judges.

From San Marcos Record: Visiting Aquarena Springs & San Marcos - Lawyers from abroad were among 27 men and women graduate lawyers studying in the Academy of American Law and in the Law Institute of the Americas both located at Southern Methodist University. The group was on a tour of Texas to see the country and visit with leading attorneys and judges.

From San Marcos Record: Trailer Teen Queen for the Texas unit of the Wally Byam Caravan was Miss Suzanne Wall of Fort Worth, shown here with her escort, Andy Traylor. Miss Wall was chosen by the caravanners at City Park Saturday night to represent Texas in the national Wally Byam meeting in Hersey, Pa., later this year.

From San Marcos Record: A bird's eye view of the college campus indicates the location of the proposed new building of the Campus Christian Community (1) and the two new dormitories (2). The buildings, all on Edward Gary Street, are planned to go under construction this summer. Maynard Rich, director of the Campus Christian Community, said that proposed plans show Edward Gary Street being widened with drive-in parking facilities to become the main entrance to the college.

From San Marcos Record: A bird's eye view of the college campus indicates the location of the proposed new building of the Campus Christian Community (1) and the two new dormitories (2). The buildings, all on Edward Gary Street, are planned to go under construction this summer. Maynard Rich, director of the Campus Christian Community, said that proposed plans show Edward Gary Street being widened with drive-in parking facilities to become the main entrance to the college.

From San Marcos Record: A bird's eye view of the college campus indicates the location of the proposed new building of the Campus Christian Community (1) and the two new dormitories (2). The buildings, all on Edward Gary Street, are planned to go under construction this summer. Maynard Rich, director of the Campus Christian Community, said that proposed plans show Edward Gary Street being widened with drive-in parking facilities to become the main entrance to the college.

From San Marcos Record: A bird's eye view of the college campus indicates the location of the proposed new building of the Campus Christian Community (1) and the two new dormitories (2). The buildings, all on Edward Gary Street, are planned to go under construction this summer. Maynard Rich, director of the Campus Christian Community, said that proposed plans show Edward Gary Street being widened with drive-in parking facilities to become the main entrance to the college.

From San Marcos Record: A bird's eye view of the college campus indicates the location of the proposed new building of the Campus Christian Community (1) and the two new dormitories (2). The buildings, all on Edward Gary Street, are planned to go under construction this summer. Maynard Rich, director of the Campus Christian Community, said that proposed plans show Edward Gary Street being widened with drive-in parking facilities to become the main entrance to the college.

From San Marcos Record: Holding the ball which dropped into number four hole at Springlake Golf Course for a hole in one Monday is Ross "the Hoss" Arnold.

From San Marcos Record: Holding the ball which dropped into number four hole at Springlake Golf Course for a hole in one Monday is Ross "the Hoss" Arnold.

From San Marcos Record: Egg packing innovation – Mrs. W. H. Kyle shows the new cellophane overwrapped eggs packages now featured at the local HEB food store designed to preserve egg quality and freshness by controlling moisture loss and carbon dioxide. Bill Franz, manager of the local HEB store, said that this is the first big change in egg packaging in the past 30 years.

From San Marcos Record: Egg packing innovation – Mrs. W. H. Kyle shows the new cellophane overwrapped eggs packages now featured at the local HEB food store designed to preserve egg quality and freshness by controlling moisture loss and carbon dioxide. Bill Franz, manager of the local HEB store, said that this is the first big change in egg packaging in the past 30 years.

From San Marcos Record: Rattlesnake meat goes into the kettle at the Sportsman's Club sponsored wild game feed for 250 herpetologists and ichthyologists who met at City Park Saturday. W.K. Davis, left, was in charge of much of the proceedings while Jack Albright handled cooking chores.

From San Marcos Record: A bottle of fish drew intense interest here last Saturday when herpetologists and ichthyologists from all over the nation toured the area searching for fish and reptiles. Mayor C.M. Allen, left, and D.M. Dietz look over various fish collected by Dr. Carter Gilbert of Florida University and Frank Cross, David Bardack and Don Distler all from the University of Texas.

From San Marcos Record: A big attraction to the Home and Trade Show this past weekend was the drawing for special prizes from the various booths sponsored by local businesses. Here a lady spectator, Jaycee president Bonnie Becker, and Vance Winn get set to draw a luck number.

From San Marcos Record: Junior Miss Shirley Layton told the Home and Trade Show crowd about her trip to the State "Junior Miss" pageant recently where she won second place in the contest. Miss Layton was the official greeter for the Jaycees at the annual show.