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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.

From San Marcos Record: Mail Truck Stopped – this Ford Falcon(left) driven by Linda Neil Haynes accomplished what "neither rain nor hail nor snow" has been able to do – stopped the U. S. Mail. The truck driven by Willie Welge collided with the auto on the corner of Hopkins and Johnson Streets Saturday morning. No one was injured although an estimated $1,150 total damages were done. From November 2, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Mail Truck Stopped – this Ford Falcon(left) driven by Linda Neil Haynes accomplished what "neither rain nor hail nor snow" has been able to do – stopped the U. S. Mail. The truck driven by Willie Welge collided with the auto on the corner of Hopkins and Johnson Streets Saturday morning. No one was injured although an estimated $1,150 total damages were done. From November 2, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Mail Truck Stopped – this Ford Falcon(left) driven by Linda Neil Haynes accomplished what "neither rain nor hail nor snow" has been able to do – stopped the U. S. Mail. The truck driven by Willie Welge collided with the auto on the corner of Hopkins and Johnson Streets Saturday morning. No one was injured although an estimated $1,150 total damages were done. From November 2, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Officers and Guests at the installation for Alpha Pi Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon are (l to r) Judith Stone, president of Alpha Pi. Rose Morgenrath, vice president of Alpha Pi. Rosalie V. Speciale, national president of Mu Phi. Barbara Brazil of the Austin Alumni chapter. Dale Prothro, Mu Theta of Austin.

From San Marcos Record: Officers and Guests at the installation for Alpha Pi Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon are (l to r) Judith Stone, president of Alpha Pi. Rose Morgenrath, vice president of Alpha Pi. Rosalie V. Speciale, national president of Mu Phi. Barbara Brazil of the Austin Alumni chapter. Dale Prothro, Mu Theta of Austin.

From San Marcos Record: Alpha Pi Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon Installation – Rose Morgenrath, vice president of Alpha Pi pinning a corsage on Rosalie V. Speciale, national president of Mu Phi with Barbara Brazil of the Austin Alumni chapter looking on.

From San Marcos Record: Working on a winner are these members of the College Star staff, left to right, Charles Hughes, editor, Kimmy Kercheville, Diane Dunlap, Bill Westmoreland and Bud Robinson.

From San Marcos Record: Outstanding success was what the "Short Course in Public Health" was called this past week as more than one hundred participants attended the three-day course at Carson's sponsored by the San Marcos-Hays County Health Department. The people shown above mainly work in food services in the county were awarded certificates of completion by James Burwell, county sanitarian and E.C. Nelson, instructor of the course from the State Health Department.

From San Marcos Record: Outstanding success was what the "Short Course in Public Health" was called this past week as more than one hundred participants attended the three-day course at Carson's sponsored by the San Marcos-Hays County Health Department. The people shown above mainly work in food services in the county were awarded certificates of completion by James Burwell, county sanitarian and E.C. Nelson, instructor of the course from the State Health Department.

From San Marcos Record: Could be so – Joe Bevers, San Marcan of many years guesses the statistics on taller Texas might be true when he looks at Bill garrison, SWT, Freshman.

From San Marcos Record: Could be so – Joe Bevers, San Marcan of many years guesses the statistics on taller Texas might be true when he looks at Bill garrison, SWT, Freshman.

From San Marcos Record: Thirty – one inch spread and 230 pounds was the largest of these deer brought in by Tommy Williams, Roger Cowen and Harry Snowdy last week from Colorado. Makes local hunters get itchy trigger fingers, doesn't it?

From San Marcos Record: Thirty – one inch spread and 230 pounds was the largest of these deer brought in by Tommy Williams, Roger Cowen and Harry Snowdy last week from Colorado. Makes local hunters get itchy trigger fingers, doesn't it?

From San Marcos Record: New District Chairman Fleetwood Richards of Lockhart get a list of duties from Capital Area Council president Noble prentice at the annual Scout banquet Tuesday night at the Academy. The other principal officer for the year will be Wray White, district commissioner of Luling.

From San Marcos Record: Among the scouting units honored was the Dripping Springs troop led by Homer Clearly. Here Cearley receives a special award from scout Tom Norris at the twin valley banquet. Other area leaders receiving awards for their troops were Bill Cox of Blanco and Tom Buckner of San Marcos.

From San Marcos Record: Among the scouting units honored was the Dripping Springs troop led by Homer Clearly. Here Cearley receives a special award from scout Tom Norris at the twin valley banquet. Other area leaders receiving awards for their troops were Bill Cox of Blanco and Tom Buckner of San Marcos.

From San Marcos Record: The Brown Schools were recognized Tuesday night at the annual Twin valley District Boy Scout banquet for generally supporting the scouting program, especially with the use of its facilities for training purposes. Here Brown Schools scoutmaster Wayne Luker receives a plaque from outgoing district chairman Steve Gregg.

From San Marcos Record: Three Foreign Students who spoke at the meeting of the AAUW in the Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church Thursday, November 2, are being served by the president, Miss Mary Louise Hightower. They are (left to right) Miss Nedjat Hedjazi of Teheran, Iran. Fathul Bakri of Palembang, Sumatra, Indonesia. Miss Josephine Akrawi of Bagdad, Iraq. These students are all attending the University of Texas.