Cliett, Fay

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: Speech students from San Marcos High School under the tutelage of Bill Dibrell on the right worked their way into the finals of several categories and taking one first place medal in the Howard Payne University Speech Tournament held in Brownwood. Left to right are Marilynn Turpin, David Ramsey, Sandra Jackson, Beth Ellis, Stanley Leffingwell and Fay Cliett who took top honors in poetry reading.

From San Marcos Record: Speech students from San Marcos High School under the tutelage of Bill Dibrell on the right worked their way into the finals of several categories and taking one first place medal in the Howard Payne University Speech Tournament held in Brownwood. Left to right are Marilynn Turpin, David Ramsey, Sandra Jackson, Beth Ellis, Stanley Leffingwell and Fay Cliett who took top honors in poetry reading.

From San Marcos Record: Fay Cliett, shown reading "Metropolitan Nightmare" by Vincent Benet and the poem "Lament" by Edna Vincent Millay. The state competition was held Saturday May 4th at the University of Texas campus. Fay won first place in the State Poetry Reading competition. From May 11, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Fay Cliett, shown reading "Metropolitan Nightmare" by Vincent Benet and the poem "Lament" by Edna Vincent Millay. The state competition was held Saturday May 4th at the University of Texas campus. Fay won first place in the State Poetry Reading competition. From May 11, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Fay Cliett, shown reading "Metropolitan Nightmare" by Vincent Benet and the poem "Lament" by Edna Vincent Millay. The state competition was held Saturday May 4th at the University of Texas campus. Fay won first place in the State Poetry Reading competition. From May 11, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Fay Cliett, shown reading "Metropolitan Nightmare" by Vincent Benet and the poem "Lament" by Edna Vincent Millay. The state competition was held Saturday May 4th at the University of Texas campus. Fay won first place in the State Poetry Reading competition. From May 11, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: San Marcos High School students were recognized at the annual awards day held Tuesday morning, May 16, 1961. Left to Right on the front row: Edward Parish, Robert Boggus, Arthur Freeman, Rick Wells, Mary Kay Mauldin, Marilyn Turpin, Fay Cliett, Bob Crockett, and Tommy Cone. Standing are John Diaz, Hugh Fairley, Alhadelana Gary, Linda Haynes, Linda Martin, Jean E. Turner, Herbert Holcombe, Laura Lyn Barber, Danny Scott, Louise Fowler, and Larry Manor. From May 18, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: San Marcos High School students were recognized at the annual awards day held Tuesday morning, May 16, 1961. Left to Right on the front row: Edward Parish, Robert Boggus, Arthur Freeman, Rick Wells, Mary Kay Mauldin, Marilyn Turpin, Fay Cliett, Bob Crockett, and Tommy Cone. Standing are John Diaz, Hugh Fairley, Alhadelana Gary, Linda Haynes, Linda Martin, Jean E. Turner, Herbert Holcombe, Laura Lyn Barber, Danny Scott, Louise Fowler, and Larry Manor. From May 18, 1961 issue.