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From San Marcos Record: Scouts in action can always be found at the chow-line and these boys from Dripping springs are proving the point. Thirty- seven scouts from Hays County are among the more than 150 spending the week at Camp Tom Wooten.

From San Marcos Record: Ready for any emergency – these Girl Scouts of Troop 4 decided not to delay their troop camping trip to Bastrop despite a 6.5-inch rain in that vicinity. Armed with paddle, food, and the troop campers' trailer from Austin, these girls left Tuesday for a week of camping and work on their first-class rank. They are seated left to right: Nancy House, Janie Dietz, Virginia Kennedy and Judy Hill. Standing, left to right: Linda Dietz, Beck Hook, Janet Skaggs, Nancy Hanel, Gail Hughson, Laura Laas, and Jean Helton. Leaders are Mrs. Ola Dietz and Mrs. Erma Hook.

From San Marcos Record: Ready for any emergency – these Girl Scouts of Troop 4 decided not to delay their troop camping trip to Bastrop despite a 6.5-inch rain in that vicinity. Armed with paddle, food, and the troop campers' trailer from Austin, these girls left Tuesday for a week of camping and work on their first-class rank. They are seated left to right: Nancy House, Janie Dietz, Virginia Kennedy and Judy Hill. Standing, left to right: Linda Dietz, Beck Hook, Janet Skaggs, Nancy Hanel, Gail Hughson, Laura Laas, and Jean Helton. Leaders are Mrs. Ola Dietz and Mrs. Erma Hook.

From San Marcos Record: New Public Health Nurse, Mrs. Josephine Mann, gets some pointers on local health trouble spots from sanitarian James Burwell. The two are main cogs in the recently formed Hays County Health Unit.

From San Marcos Record: New Public Health Nurse, Mrs. Josephine Mann, gets some pointers on local health trouble spots from sanitarian James Burwell. The two are main cogs in the recently formed Hays County Health Unit.

From San Marcos Record: Karen Little, assistant manager of the Pirates baseball team took the reins as manager in the absence of Joe Froh, team manager. A SMHS senior, Karen has an intense interest in sports with baseball being her favorite. Her debut as a manager ended with a 6-0 loss for the Pirates.

From San Marcos Record: Karen Little, assistant manager of the Pirates baseball team took the reins as manager in the absence of Joe Froh, team manager. A SMHS senior, Karen has an intense interest in sports with baseball being her favorite. Her debut as a manager ended with a 6-0 loss for the Pirates.

From San Marcos Record: Karen Little, assistant manager of the Pirates baseball team took the reins as manager in the absence of Joe Froh, team manager. A SMHS senior, Karen has an intense interest in sports with baseball being her favorite. Her debut as a manager ended with a 6-0 loss for the Pirates.

From San Marcos Record: Karen Little, assistant manager of the Pirates baseball team took the reins as manager in the absence of Joe Froh, team manager. A SMHS senior, Karen has an intense interest in sports with baseball being her favorite. Her debut as a manager ended with a 6-0 loss for the Pirates.

From San Marcos Record: Pakistanian Dress was featured at the WSCS meeting at the Methodist Church Tuesday morning. At the left Mrs. Otis Gary models, a Punjabi and at the right Mrs. F.L. Young, the guest speaker, models a sari. Mrs. M.B. Porter, president of the local WSCS, is examining the model of a Pakistan plow shown by Mrs. Young.

From San Marcos Record: Pakistanian Dress was featured at the WSCS meeting at the Methodist Church Tuesday morning. At the left Mrs. Otis Gary models, a Punjabi and at the right Mrs. F.L. Young, the guest speaker, models a sari. Mrs. M.B. Porter, president of the local WSCS, is examining the model of a Pakistan plow shown by Mrs. Young.

From San Marcos Record: The Voss family – left to right William, Linda, Shirley and Fay. William Voss is the new business manager at Hays County Memorial Hospital. Fay Voss is active in the hospital as a registered nurse. The family arrived from Weslaco where William was a teacher at the valley Grande Academy. The family will reside 1116 Sycamore Street.

From San Marcos Record: The Voss family – left to right William, Linda, Shirley and Fay. William Voss is the new business manager at Hays County Memorial Hospital. Fay Voss is active in the hospital as a registered nurse. The family arrived from Weslaco where William was a teacher at the valley Grande Academy. The family will reside 1116 Sycamore Street.

From San Marcos Record: The brass rail had its customers Wednesday as the Rotary Club members dined at Aquarena Restaurant and were guests of Paul Rogers and Don Russell for a tour of the attractions. Here is a scene showing activity at the bar in the frontier saloon (soft drinks here only of course) as club president Leroy Young tilts the jug. Bill Franz, Baptist Deacon, is at left. Bill Houck holds his glass for a snort while Chuck Jones, pastor of First Christian Church apparently tries to hide at far right.

From San Marcos Recrod: "Don't Forget This" is a familiar phrase at going to camp time, and Mrs. H.C. Fitzgerald is trying her best not to leave out a single item that daughter Linda will need at camp capers this week. Helping her remember her camera is Larry Bales, another nine-year-old who is attending the Episcopal sponsored camp near Waring with about 84 other youngsters.

From San Marcos Recrod: "Don't Forget This" is a familiar phrase at going to camp time, and Mrs. H.C. Fitzgerald is trying her best not to leave out a single item that daughter Linda will need at camp capers this week. Helping her remember her camera is Larry Bales, another nine-year-old who is attending the Episcopal sponsored camp near Waring with about 84 other youngsters.

From San Marcos Recrod: "Don't Forget This" is a familiar phrase at going to camp time, and Mrs. H.C. Fitzgerald is trying her best not to leave out a single item that daughter Linda will need at camp capers this week. Helping her remember her camera is Larry Bales, another nine-year-old who is attending the Episcopal sponsored camp near Waring with about 84 other youngsters.

From San Marcos Record: What's left of a T-33 jet canopy is shown by Valentino Sanchez who found the broken remains in his cotton field near the Hays-Caldwell County line just north of the Bastrop Highway. The rest of the aircraft and its two pilots returned to Kelly AFB unharmed but a report of a fallen piece of plane had officials searching far into the night for a jet crash.

From San Marcos Record: What's left of a T-33 jet canopy is shown by Valentino Sanchez who found the broken remains in his cotton field near the Hays-Caldwell County line just north of the Bastrop Highway. The rest of the aircraft and its two pilots returned to Kelly AFB unharmed but a report of a fallen piece of plane had officials searching far into the night for a jet crash.

From San Marcos Record: What's left of a T-33 jet canopy is shown by Valentino Sanchez who found the broken remains in his cotton field near the Hays-Caldwell County line just north of the Bastrop Highway. The rest of the aircraft and its two pilots returned to Kelly AFB unharmed but a report of a fallen piece of plane had officials searching far into the night for a jet crash.