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From San Marcos Record: The Brixey Family – Kenneth, Anne and son Kenny newcomers to San Marcos who will be working with the First Baptist Church.

From San Marcos Record: Guests for Christmas Dinner, more than 100 of them in a local elementary school cafeteria this past Wednesday at noon under the sponsorship of the local Beta Sigma Phi. Here Mrs. Jo Thompson and Mrs. Caroline Parman, Presidents of the two local chapters serve some of the students who seldom eat at the cafeteria their turkey and dressing.

Photograph of three basketball players standing with a trophy. From San Marcos Record:Too Big for the case is the trophy the San Marcos High School Rattlers won for second place showing in the Abilene Tournament held over the weekend. The Rattlers beat Abilene and Brownwood then lost to Killeen by eight points in the final. Left to right are Bill Overall, Jimmy Kasch and Henry Aranda, the three Rattlers named to the ten all-tournament team.

Photograph of three basketball players standing with a trophy. From San Marcos Record: Too Big for the case is the trophy the San Marcos High School Rattlers won for second place showing in the Abilene Tournament held over the weekend. The Rattlers beat Abilene and Brownwood then lost to Killeen by eight points in the final. Left to right are Bill Overall, Jimmy Kasch and Henry Aranda, the three Rattlers named to the all-tournament team.

From San Marcos Record: Consolation Champs in the Schertz – Cibolo Junior High Invitational Basketball Tournament are Coach Jesse Howard's eighth grade Bulldogs. Players are, back row, left to right, Hugh Cliett, mgr. Lonnie Young, Edward Bazan, J. Murray, David Howard, Bill Soyars, John Holmstrom and Randy Edwards. Middle row, left to right, Alex Gregg, Carl Davis, Buck Henderson, Tommy Colgin, Steve Meeks, Bubba Cocker and Jimmy McCarty. First row, left to right, Lloyd Aaron, Pascual Olive (holding trophy) and Tommy Hightower.

From San Marcos Record: Consolation Champs in the Schertz – Cibolo Junior High Invitational Basketball Tournament are Coach Jesse Howard's eighth grade Bulldogs. Players are, back row, left to right, Hugh Cliett, mgr. Lonnie Young, Edward Bazan, J. Murray, David Howard, Bill Soyars, John Holmstrom and Randy Edwards. Middle row, left to right, Alex Gregg, Carl Davis, Buck Henderson, Tommy Colgin, Steve Meeks, Bubba Cocker and Jimmy McCarty. First row, left to right, Lloyd Aaron, Pascual Olive (holding trophy) and Tommy Hightower.

From San Marcos Record: The Wurst music in town was played by this spirited combo from New Braunfels as they visited Wuest's last week pushing their Sausage Festival. Leader of the Sausage six is Mayor Joseph Faust (with trumpet) while others are Adolph Oberkampf, H. R. Voges, Gilbert Zipp, Johnny Schnabel, and Harry Schmidt. The Sausage Festival, hope to become an annual affair, was termed an outstanding success last weekend.

From San Marcos Record: The Wurst music in town was played by this spirited combo from New Braunfels as they visited Wuest's last week pushing their Sausage Festival. Leader of the Sausage six is Mayor Joseph Faust (with trumpet) while others are Adolph Oberkampf, H. R. Voges, Gilbert Zipp, Johnny Schnabel, and Harry Schmidt. The Sausage Festival, hope to become an annual affair, was termed an outstanding success last weekend.

From San Marcos Record: These were the palm trees originally planted at the post office when opened in 1910. When the post office was demolished to make room for San Marcos Bank and Trust, the palm trees were moved to Aquarena and placed by the pool. Paul Rogers was instrumental in saving the forty-five-year-old trees.

From San Marcos Record: These were the palm trees originally planted at the post office when opened in 1910. When the post office was demolished to make room for San Marcos Bank and Trust, the palm trees were moved to Aquarena and placed by the pool. Paul Rogers was instrumental in saving the forty-five-year-old trees.

From San Marcos Record: These were the palm trees originally planted at the post office when opened in 1910. When the post office was demolished to make room for San Marcos Bank and Trust, the palm trees were moved to Aquarena and placed by the pool. Paul Rogers was instrumental in saving the forty-five-year-old trees.

From San Marcos Record: Kindness and bundles of food, clothing, and toys were collected by the Hays County Welfare Department for redistribution to needy citizens of San Marcos during the month of December. Here three volunteer students are helping upload an assortment of items which arrived Friday afternoon. Left to right are Becky Smith and Jon Younger from the public schools and Mary Williams SWTSC student from Houston.

From San Marcos Record: Lt. Travis Tate, a SWT graduate who is home on leave from the Air Force in England, Tates's seven-point buck was killed last week at his parent's ranch near the Hays County Line.

From San Marcos Record: Lt. Travis Tate, a SWT graduate who is home on leave from the Air Force in England, Tates's seven-point buck was killed last week at his parent's ranch near the Hays County Line.

Photograph of a person laying out type for a newspaper.

Photograph of majorettes posing together.

Photograph of majorettes posing together.

Photograph of majorettes posing together.

Photograph of majorettes posing together.

Photograph of majorettes posing together.