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From San Marcos Record: What's left of a T-33 jet canopy is shown by Valentino Sanchez who found the broken remains in his cotton field near the Hays-Caldwell County line just north of the Bastrop Highway. The rest of the aircraft and its two pilots returned to Kelly AFB unharmed but a report of a fallen piece of plane had officials searching far into the night for a jet crash.

From San Marcos Record: Installing officers for the local Lions Club last Thursday evening was district governor Herbert Schroder, right, who gave the oath of office to new officers. Left to Right – Richard Putejovsky, treasurer. Ray Avey, Lion Tamer. LeLand Burgum, Tail Twister. Andy Peterman, first vice-president. George Gilbert, secretary. and James Braden, third vice-president.

From San Marcos Record: New Lions President Ellis Serur, second from right, gets gavel from outgoing president Winston Patton as directors Bill Allbright, Harry Wiede and jack Weatherford look on. Serur took over the office at the Lions ladies Night at Aquarena Café Thursday night.

From San Marcos Record: New Lions President Ellis Serur, second from right, gets gavel from outgoing president Winston Patton as directors Bill Albright, Harry Wiede and Jack Weatherford look on. Serur took over the office at the Lions ladies Night at Aquarena Café Thursday night.

From San Marcos Record: Reciting the creed are Mrs. James Parish, Mrs. Roy Guerrero, and Mrs. John Balderas who have received their caps and pins for forty hours of work in the Red Cross Nurses' Aides. Each one lighted a candle and gave a quotation of the creed which ended the capping ceremonies held Thursday July 20, 1961. From July 27, 1961 Issue.

From San Marcos Record: The capping ceremony of the second class of Red Cross Nurses' Aides held at Manske's Restaurant on July 20, 1961. From July 27, 1961 Issue.

From San Marcos Record: The capping ceremony of the second class of Red Cross Nurses' Aides was held at Manske's Restaurant on July 20, 1961. From July 27, 1961 Issue.

From San Marcos Record: Red Cross Nurses' aides receiving pins for completion of a course of training are left to right, Mrs. John Balderas, Mrs. Roy Guerrero, and Mrs. James Parish. Mrs. Earl Robbins is doing the honors at a dinner held in their honor Thursday July 20, 1961. From July 27, 1961 Issue.

From San Marcos Record: New local promotion for the Academy and San Marcos are two large billboards located north and south of town on Interstate 35. The signs along with those of Aquarena, Wonder Cave, and SWTTC help acquaint travelers with the advantages of our city.

From San Marcos Record: Painting stopped at the Academy's Carroll Hall the other day when Mary Beth and Bill Crook, Jr. said, "Don't hurt the baby pigeon" Painter Charles Clayton, in the finest humanitarian interest, spared the nest with a single pigeon egg in it. Other work progressed on schedule at SMA as classroom building and three tennis courts near completion.

From San Marcos Record: Painting stopped at the Academy's Carroll Hall the other day when Mary Beth and Bill Crook, Jr. said, "Don't hurt the baby pigeon" Painter Charles Clayton, in the finest humanitarian interest, spared the nest with a single pigeon egg in it. Other work progressed on schedule at SMA as classroom building and three tennis courts near completion.

From San Marcos Record: Painting stopped at the Academy's Carroll Hall the other day when Mary Beth and Bill Crook, Jr. said, "Don't hurt the baby pigeon" Painter Charles Clayton, in the finest humanitarian interest, spared the nest with a single pigeon egg in it. Other work progressed on schedule at SMA as classroom building and three tennis courts near completion.

From San Marcos Record: Happy thought – R. L. Boggus, local shoe repairman, had his hands full this past week getting the white boots of the SWTSC Strutters in shape for the coming school year. Judging from his grin, he's like most San Marcans – anxious to have those boots filled.

From San Marcos Record: Happy thought – R. L. Boggus, local shoe repairman, had his hands full this past week getting the white boots of the SWTSC Strutters in shape for the coming school year. Judging from his grin, he's like most San Marcans – anxious to have those boots filled.

From San Marcos Record: Dr. and Mrs. Ben A. Copass. Dr. Copass will become Director of Curriculum at the Academy.

From San Marcos Record: Dr. and Mrs. Ben A. Copass. Dr. Copass will become Director of Curriculum at the Academy.

From San Marcos Record: Queen with Scepter Contest Winners – Miss Becky Ivey and Miss Lynn Hughson were judged July 21 on the work they have done in the Girl's Auxiliary and were chosen first and second place winners. Their work will be taken to San Antonio in August where they will compete for district. Miss Hughson was first place winner and Miss Ivey won second place. From July 27, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: Queen with Scepter Contest Winners – Miss Becky Ivey and Miss Lynn Hughson were judged July 21 on the work they have done in the Girl's Auxiliary and were chosen first and second place winners. Their work will be taken to San Antonio in August where they will compete for district. Miss Hughson was first place winner and Miss Ivey won second place. From July 27, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: Hard riding Hollis Smith doesn't know which way to go in the donkey baseball game this coming Tuesday evening. For the hard hitting donkeyballer is a member of both the Lions Club and the Jaycees, two teams that will face each other in the contest that will start at 8 on the Little League diamond at 8 p.m.

From San Marcos Record: Hard riding Hollis Smith doesn't know which way to go in the donkey baseball game this coming Tuesday evening. For the hard hitting donkeyballer is a member of both the Lions Club and the Jaycees, two teams that will face each other in the contest that will start at 8 on the Little League diamond at 8 p.m.