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From San Marcos Record: First bale of cotton ginned in San Marcos belonged to T.G. Langham, right of Reedville. His bale weighing 492 pounds was ginned last Thursday by the O.C. Smith gin and was purchased for 36 cents a pound by Allen Dietert, left, representing Stokes and Co. cotton buyers of Brenham. In the center is Max Smith, co-owner of the local gin.

From San Marcos Record: First bale of cotton ginned in San Marcos belonged to T.G. Langham, right of Reedville. His bale weighing 492 pounds was ginned last Thursday by the O.C. Smith gin and was purchased for 36 cents a pound by Allen Dietert, left, representing Stokes and Co. cotton buyers of Brenham. In the center is Max Smith, co-owner of the local gin.

Photograph of a group of men in suits standing outside. From San Marcos Record: A look at Texana was afforded three high officials of the national Thailand police system last Friday when they visited Aquarena, the college, and the ranch in the area as guests of Sherriff Jack Gary. Left to right the men are: Col. Dhamarak, Don Russell of Aquarena, Col. Banyen, Sherriff Gary and Capt. Sundaravij.

Photograph of a group of men in suits standing outside. From San Marcos Record: A look at Texana was afforded three high officials of the national Thailand police system last Friday when they visited Aquarena, the college, and the ranch in the area as guests of Sherriff Jack Gary. Left to right the men are: Col. Dhamarak, Don Russell of Aquarena, Col. Banyen, Sherriff Gary and Capt. Sundaravij.

Photograph of men in suits looking at a photograph of Lyndon B. Johnson. From San Marcos Record: LBJ's Education site drew special interest of the visiting Thailand policeman here last Friday. Col. Banyen, second from the left, was responsible for the vice-presidents on a recent visit to Thailand. Showing Johnson's portrait in the SWT Library to the three visitors is Dr. M.O. Juel.

From San Marcos Record: Rattler dedication – the 1961 "Rattler" was dedicated to Joe Hutchinson, superintendent of San Marcos Schools. Making the presentation of the yearbook Thursday morning to Hutchinson is assistant editor Mike Fry as a number of students watch in the background.

From San Marcos Record: Joe Hutchinson, superintendent of San Marcos Schools looks over the 1961 Rattler yearbook with assistant editor Mike Fry and a number of students watch in the background.

From San Marcos Record: Book of the year, as far as San Marcos High School students are concerned is the 1960 – 61 yearbook. The "Rattler" just released to the students last Thursday morning. Here students hastily leaf through the new edition and sign their names in each other's books on the porch of the high school building.

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.