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From San Marcos Record: Like an elephant, John Lewis will never forget the years he spent as a top trainer of the giant bemonths for the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus. Lewis who now makes his home here in retirement, has spent a part of his training skills on his canine companion Butch. "A lot easier than elephants" he said.

From San Marcos Record: Like an elephant, John Lewis will never forget the years he spent as a top trainer of the giant bemonths for the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus. Lewis who now makes his home here in retirement, has spent a part of his training skills on his canine companion Butch. "A lot easier than elephants" he said.

From San Marcos Record: Like an elephant, John Lewis will never forget the years he spent as a top trainer of the giant bemonths for the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus. Lewis who now makes his home here in retirement, has spent a part of his training skills on his canine companion Butch. "A lot easier than elephants" he said.

From San Marcos Record: Like an elephant, John Lewis will never forget the years he spent as a top trainer of the giant bemonths for the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus. Lewis who now makes his home here in retirement, has spent a part of his training skills on his canine companion Butch. "A lot easier than elephants" he said.

From San Marcos Record: A treasured invitation to the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson is being carefully scrutinized by Larry Langley and Bob Bell, two boys who only hours before had no idea they would get to attend the history making event. Langley, an outstanding student at San Marcos High School , and Bell, the cadet commander at the Academy, received the invitation to go with the SWT band on the plane Thursday morning under the auspices of the chamber of Commerce. The boys will fill two vacant seats left by ill band members.

From San Marcos Record: A treasured invitation to the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson is being carefully scrutinized by Larry Langley and Bob Bell, two boys who only hours before had no idea they would get to attend the history making event. Langley, an outstanding student at San Marcos High School , and Bell, the cadet commander at the Academy, received the invitation to go with the SWT band on the plane Thursday morning under the auspices of the chamber of Commerce. The boys will fill two vacant seats left by ill band members.

From San Marcos Record: Off For Washington – Pat Ryan, left, senior at San Marcos Baptist Academy and Mrs. Clara Crosier, Dean of Girls at SMA, left Tuesday for Houston where they were joined by Miss Ryan's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. W. Low for a plane trip to Washington where they will attend the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy and Vice - President Lyndon B. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Low are close friends of the Vice – President.

From San Marcos Record: A treasured invitation to the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson is being carefully scrutinized by Larry Langley and Bob Bell, two boys who only hours before had no idea they would get to attend the history making event. Langley, an outstanding student at San Marcos High School , and Bell, the cadet commander at the Academy, received the invitation to go with the SWT band on the plane Thursday morning under the auspices of the chamber of Commerce. The boys will fill two vacant seats left by ill band members.

From San Marcos Record: A treasured invitation to the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson is being carefully scrutinized by Larry Langley and Bob Bell, two boys who only hours before had no idea they would get to attend the history making event. Langley, an outstanding student at San Marcos High School, and Bell, the cadet commander at the Academy, received the invitation to go with the SWT band on the plane Thursday morning under the auspices of the chamber of Commerce. The boys will fill two vacant seats left by ill band members.

Photograph of people gathered in the streets.

Photograph of people gathered in the streets.

From San Marcos Record: Honorary Citizenship was bestowed on all of the Caravanners, but this couple, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allin of Newcastle, Ontario , Canada were selected by Mayor Allen to receive not only "citizenship " certificate, but "naturalization" as well.

Typical group of Wally Byam Caravanners at barbeque lunch here last Saturday are those seated at one of the tables. Left foreground, Lil and Ford Munneilvn, Houston. right, Mr. and Mrs. Traylor and daughter across table from Lufkin, next at right Mr. and Mrs. E. Hall, Wisconsin. at end of table, Evelyn and Walter Wagner, Elizabeth N.J. and across table F. L. Grimm, Youngstown, Ohio. They were part of 100 who partook of lunch as final group meeting of Wally Byam Caravanners en route to Mexico.

Photograph of two Wally Byam Caravanners serving themselves food.

Underexposed photograph of a group of Wally Byam Caravanners at barbeque lunch.

Photograph of Wally Byam Caravanners at barbeque lunch.

From San Marcos Record: Broken Bow, Nebraska was represented by a visitor to the Wally Byam Caravan rendezvous here Saturday, in the person of Harry Purcell, publisher, who was visiting his friend, Paul Drew and family, formerly neighbors at Beatrice, Neb. Purcell has in his possession the broken bow, discarded by Indians who once camped on the site of the town and from which took its name.

From San Marocs Record: W. Cunningham of Toledo, Ohio an author – philosopher – "San Marcos is the only town I've been in that has furnished us with water, electricity and sewer tie-up in six years of Caravanning and we certainly appreciate it."

From San Marocs Record: W. Cunningham of Toledo, Ohio an author – philosopher – "San Marcos is the only town I've been in that has furnished us with water, electricity and sewer tie-up in six years of Caravanning and we certainly appreciate it."

From San Marcos Record: Mrs. Delight Ross, Detroit Michigan – "Being a Baptist, I believe I was most impressed with your Academy on the hill. I was also impressed with the clean, uncluttered appearance of San Marcos."