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From San Marcos Record: Man and wife teams work to make the annual flower show of the Balcones Garden Club a success. These are two of the men: Charles Kasse, left and Jack Williams who with their wives are president and flower show chairman, respectively. The show was acclaimed one of the best ever, with greater interest being shown by children as well as a larger audience.

From San Marcos Record: Tea for two table setting is being enjoyed by Mrs. Horace Cape (seated) and Mrs. D.B. Denney. This was among many attractive displays which were shown at the Balcones Garden Club's flower show held on April 22nd and 23rd at Memorial Park.

From San Marcos Record: Carol Hill McCuistion was one of the juveniles who entered an arrangement in the Balcones Garden Club show Saturday and Sunday. Carol is shown with her entry as she holds her pet doggie. She is a 6th grader at Campus Elementary. Her mother is Mrs. Alice McCuistion.

From San Marcos Record: Warming up for a push to Huntsville and Sam Houston State College are these members of the Kappa Tau Delta fraternity at SWTSC. The boys hope to push this battered bed the 176 miles in a faster time then Baylor, University of Texas, University of Houston, and Texas A&I students have been able to do so.

From San Marcos Record: Warming up for a push to Huntsville and Sam Houston State College are these members of the Kappa Tau Delta fraternity at SWTSC. The boys hope to push this battered bed the 176 miles in a faster time then Baylor, University of Texas, University of Houston, and Texas A&I students have been able to do so.

From San Marcos Record: Warming up for a push to Huntsville and Sam Houston State College are these members of the Kappa Tau Delta fraternity at SWTSC. The boys hope to push this battered bed the 176 miles in a faster time then Baylor, University of Texas, University of Houston, and Texas A&I students have been able to do so.

From San Marcos Record: Off to State competition will go these five San Marcos High School students after winning first at regional meets in San Antonio last Saturday. Lynn Spivey, left will compete in the shot-put event at the State Track Meet while the four girls, left to right, Beth Ellis, Fay Cliett, Marilyn Turpin, and Mary Kay Turpin will enter speech events. Stanley Leffingwell, right, missed the state meet by an eyelash as he placed second in boy's extemporaneous speaking in regional.

From San Marcos Record: Off to State competition will go these five San Marcos High School students after winning first at regional meets in San Antonio last Saturday. Lynn Spivey, left will compete in the shot-put event at the State Track Meet while the four girls, left to right, Beth Ellis, Fay Cliett, Marilyn Turpin, and Mary Kay Turpin will enter speech events. Stanley Leffingwell, right, missed the state meet by an eyelash as he placed second in boy's extemporaneous speaking in regional.

From San Marcos Record: Honor students get a congratulatory handshake from high school principal Yancy Yarbrough Tuesday on the announcement that Robert Boggs, center, and Rick Wells, right, were the valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. Both boys are prominent in all phases of school activities.

From San Marcos Record: Robert Boggs and Rick Wells are the valedictorian and salutatorian for the 1960 - 61 school year. Both boys are prominent in all phases of school activities.

From San Marcos Record: Pam Marney who received word that she had won a workshop to study chemistry this summer at Texas Women's University, checks a solution with instructor, Jesse Dorrington.

From San Marcos Record: Pam Marney who received word that she had won a workshop to study chemistry this summer at Texas Women's University, checks a solution with instructor, Jesse Dorrington.

From San Marcos Record: Pam Marney who received word that she had won a workshop to study chemistry this summer at Texas Women's University, checks a solution with instructor, Jesse Dorrington.

From San Marcos Record: Pam Marney who received word that she had won a workshop to study chemistry this summer at Texas Women's University, checks a solution with instructor, Jesse Dorrington.

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