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From San Marcos Record: Team awards for the Boy Scouts swim meet were issued these representatives by Frank Hilton, district scout executive on the left. Getting the first-place ribbon is Benge Elliott of Troop 116, of San Marcos, second went to Don Simon of Troop 133 of New Braunfels and third went to Albert Navarro of Troop 119 of San Marcos.

From San Marcos Record: Team awards for the Boy Scouts swim meet were issued these representatives by Frank Hilton, district scout executive on the left. Getting the first-place ribbon is Benge Elliott of Troop 116, of San Marcos, second went to Don Simon of Troop 133 of New Braunfels and third went to Albert Navarro of Troop 119 of San Marcos.

Photograph of Boy Scouts receiving awards.

Photograph of Boy Scouts receiving awards.

Photograph of Boy Scouts receiving awards.

Photograph of Boy Scouts receiving awards.

Photograph of Boy Scouts receiving awards.

Photograph of Boy Scouts receiving awards.

Photograph of Boy Scouts receiving awards.

Photograph of Daily Terrell sitting in front of a couch with his watch collection. From San Marcos Record: Just a few of the 2,500 watches in the collection of Daily Terrell are shown here by the former San Marcan in a visit here this week. Terrell has watches as old as 350 years from many different lands ranging in original cost from $1000 to less than $10.

From San Marcos Record: Lion's versus Jaycees - A large crowd attended the hilarious donkey ball game at the Pony League diamond Tuesday night and helped raise funds for the Lion's summer baseball program.

From San Marcos Record: Lion's versus Jaycees - A large crowd attended the hilarious donkey ball game at the Pony League diamond Tuesday night and helped raise funds for the Lion's summer baseball program.

From San Marcos Record: Lion's versus Jaycees - A large crowd attended the hilarious donkey ball game at the Pony League diamond Tuesday night and helped raise funds for the Lion's summer baseball program.

From San Marcos Record: Lion's versus Jaycees - A large crowd attended the hilarious donkey ball game at the Pony League diamond Tuesday night and helped raise funds for the Lion's summer baseball program.

From San Marcos Record: Hanging on for dear life is Jaycees Jim Wilder trying to run bases on donkey power. A large crowd attended the hilarious donkey ball game at the Pony League diamond Tuesday night and helped raise funds for the Lion's summer baseball program.

From San Marcos Record: And he's off or on – or its hard to tell as Morgan Riley of the Junior Chamber of Commerce hurries for first base (it says here) in the donkey ball game with the Lions Tuesday night. The Lion's experience proved too much for the young Jaycees as the latter dropped a hard laughed 2 – 1 decision. Proceeds went into the Pony League and Little League funds.

From San Marcos Record: Lion's versus Jaycees - A large crowd attended the hilarious donkey ball game at the Pony League diamond Tuesday night and helped raise funds for the Lion's summer baseball program.

From San Marcos Record: The Pirates Little League baseball team: kneeling left to right are Robert Hageman, Juan Hernandez, Bobby Corner, Charles Soechting, John Kyle, and Coach Joe Froh. Standing are Coach Karen Little, Dudley Harper, Donald Soechting, Donnie Bagley, Jesse Benegas, Jerry Klossner, and Bryon Little.

From San Marcos Record: The Pirates Little League baseball team: kneeling left to right are Robert Hageman, Juan Hernandez, Bobby Corner, Charles Soechting, John Kyle, and Coach Joe Froh. Standing are Coach Karen Little, Dudley Harper, Donald Soechting, Donnie Bagley, Jesse Benegas, Jerry Klossner, and Bryon Little.

From San Marcos Record: Band Directors – Edwin Lyon and R.H. Miller have just completed a six-week summer band program for the junior high students. They are ready to enter the bus with 75 students on Friday morning, July 28th for a day at Landa Park. The band gave a concert on Thursday evening to climax the program, and after the outing at Landa activities ended until the fall semester. From August 3, 1961, issue.