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From San Marcos Record: Coming and going, these 20 boy scouts and district Scout executive Frank Hilton learned how heavy a pound was last Thursday morning when they hiked down the San Marcos River about five miles to camp overnight. The boys and Hilton carried everything they needed for the camp on their backs both out and back and after the first few miles most of them discovered things they could have left at home. These scouts members of Rotary sponsored Troop 116 are one of the many organizations that benefit from the local United Way.

From San Marcos Record: Coming and going, these 20 boy scouts and district Scout executive Frank Hilton learned how heavy a pound was last Thursday morning when they hiked down the San Marcos River about five miles to camp overnight. The boys and Hilton carried everything they needed for the camp on their backs both out and back and after the first few miles most of them discovered things they could have left at home. These scouts members of Rotary sponsored Troop 116 are one of the many organizations that benefit from the local United Way.

From San Marcos Record: Antonio Espinoza and his family were among the eighty individuals who received inoculations at the Hays County Health Department in its fifth Friday afternoon clinic under the direction of public health nurse Mrs. Florence Mann. Comforting Antonio is Mrs. Ann Henk, department secretary.

From San Marcos Record: Antonio Espinoza and his family were among the eighty individuals who received inoculations at the Hays County Health Department in its fifth Friday afternoon clinic under the direction of public health nurse Mrs. Florence Mann. Comforting Antonio is Mrs. Ann Henk, department secretary.

From San Marcos Record: Antonio Espinoza and his family were among the eighty individuals who received inoculations at the Hays County Health Department in its fifth Friday afternoon clinic under the direction of public health nurse Mrs. Florence Mann. Comforting Antonio is Mrs. Ann Henk, department secretary.

From San Marcos Record: Contest winners receive their gift certificates totaling $150 in value from Chamber of Commerce president Noble Field, right, after the big September school welcome naming contest that ended last week. Left to right are L.F. Martin, coordinator for the welcome, Janice Turner, third place winner. Mrs. Dibrell Waldrip. second place winner. and Mrs. G. G. Parks, who won with her title "Salute to Schools."

From San Marcos Record: Contest winners receive their gift certificates totaling $150 in value from Chamber of Commerce president Noble Field, right, after the big September school welcome naming contest that ended last week. Left to right are L.F. Martin, coordinator for the welcome, Janice Turner, third place winner. Mrs. Dibrell Waldrip. second place winner. and Mrs. G. G. Parks, who won with her title "Salute to Schools."

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From San Marcos Record: Air Force B-58 Hustlers flew over San Marcos last Thursday morning creating a sonic boom causing several broken windows in the downtown business district. Damage was estimated at $500. The training flights originated from Carswell AFB. San Marcos is located within a forty-mile flight corridor stretching from Amarillo to Matagorda Bay. The business owners will be reimbursed by the Air Force for the damage to their property created by the sonic boom.

From the San Marcos Daily Record: The Tigers, semi-pro champs of San Marcos, pose after a close battle with the blue Sox on Wednesday night of last week. Kneeling left to right are Lem Cox, Pete Sandoval, Robert Krause, and Elmo Walker. Standing are Rollie Caswell, Tommy Lee Wright, Chicken Jackson, Donnie Schmidt, and Jackie Johnson. 8/24/1961

Jody Fischer, Larry Greenhills, and Bobby Arnold are standing by a dining table. Ray Charles is sitting on a chair as Bonnie Garner and Willie Nelson sit on the floor of a dining room. All smiling at the camera.

Ray Charles at a piano, leaning to the side to smile at the camera He is wearing a red shirt and a red and white plaid blazer

Willie Nelson and Ray Charles hugging. Nelson is wearing a black jacket and Charles wearing a red and white plaid blazer.