Local Graduates and Students Earn Degrees and Honours
Susan Lynn Harrison earned a Bachelor of Science in education at Southwest Texas State University on May 19. She will teach journalism and English at San Marcos Baptist Academy and was on the Dean's List. she is a San Marcos High School graduate. Gary Wiley Young received his BBA from SWTSU on May 19, 1971 and is an assistant manager at a San Marcos Phillips 66 station planning a business career. A square dancing event drew about 40 youths at Chapel-in-the-Hill hall last Saturday with plans to meet monthly through summer hosted by Adelia Scudder who offers her Cypress Creek slab for gatherings. Harold Brantley led dancing instruction and calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lynn Harrison
Doyle Short
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Chi Omega Sorority
SWTSU
Phillips 66
San Marcos
Chapel-in the-Hill
Adelia Scudder
Cypress Creek
Harold Brantley
Kyle High School and San Marcos High School Alumni Note
The record lists Kyle High School freshman year and San Marcos High School. It notes involvement in National Forensic League debate and Distributive Education Club of America with FFA. Honors include Merit awards in debate in 1970 and 1971 and the Degree of Honor Distributive Education award in Public Speaking from an area contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle High School
San Marcos
National Forensic League
Distributive Education Club of America
Mrs Lila Calhoun Earns Bachelor of Business Degree
Mrs Lila Calhoun graduate of Southwest Texas State University with above a B average proves it can be done. She is wife of Wim berley rancher Lindon Calhoun mother of seven and grandmother of two. Her family includes Linda Stevens Charles Stevens Orville Guinn Jr Joe Hennig Loreta Hennig Lana Guinn Lesa Luta and L Ray Calhoun. She serves as office manager for H and R Block Tax in San Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Calhoun
Southwest Texas State University
Milam Robert Jones Receives B S Degree in 1971
Milam Robert Jones earned his bachelor of science degree on May 19, 1971, after completing three years of service prior to graduation from Southwest Texas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam Robert Jones
SWTSU
The Magic Garden Tips For Droughty Weather
Organic gardening reduces work and watering in dry times. Mulch to conserve moisture and suppress weeds. Use grass clippings around vegetables for soil enrichment. Pick produce when leaves are dry to avoid rust. Freeze or can surplus within two hours for quality. Summer favors composting vegetable scraps and weeds for soil health. Plan fall vegetables for cooler weather and easier replanting.
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San Marcos High School
John
Southwest Texas
Chaparral Realty
Wimberley
Calhoun
Gary Wiley Young
Susan Harrison
United States Air Force
UN. of
North Dakota
Gamma Theta Epsilon Frat
N. Dakota
FFA
Andy Kring
Wimberley Mill
Helene Curtis
River Road
Texas
Simon Gregg
Ford, Inc
Quulap
Paradise Valley
Paradise Hills
Carl N. Brinkley, Inc
Hays County
Blanco River