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From San Marcos Record: Groundbreaking ceremonies last Friday morning officially began construction for the KLRN – TV channel 9, the educational television station that will serve a huge portion of central Texas.

From San Marcos Record: Groundbreaking ceremonies last Friday morning officially began construction for the KLRN – TV channel 9, the educational television station that will serve a huge portion of central Texas.

From San Marcos Record: Groundbreaking ceremonies last Friday morning officially began construction for the KLRN – TV channel 9, the educational television station that will serve a huge portion of central Texas. Among the directors of the new station are Miss Elizabeth Koch of San Antonio (with shovel), Dr. W.W. Jackson, president of the board on the left of Miss Koch and Dr. Carruth of Austin on the right. Dr. M.O. Juel of SWTTC is standing second from the right as he represented Dr. John G. Flowers.

From San Marcos Record: The proposed Kyle Community Library and Historical building designed by de Groot and Scudder, architects of Austin, will cost approximately $25,000 and have about 1000 square feet of floor space. Initial work on the building is awaiting the establishment of the office of librarian to operate the library.

From San Marcos Record: The proposed Kyle Community Library and Historical building designed by de Groot and Scudder, architects of Austin, will cost approximately $25,000 and have about 1000 square feet of floor space. Initial work on the building is awaiting the establishment of the office of librarian to operate the library.

From San Marcos Record: The Veterans Day Parade was one of the most colorful in recent years. Among the main units in the parade were the band organizations of the college, high school and Academy, the motor vehicles of the local National Guard unit, the fire department equipment, the Girl Scouts, the Cub Scouts and numerous vehicles carrying almost every organization in the city. Marshalling the parade was J.R. Buckner, a man who has done this service for a number of years.

From San Marcos Record: The Veterans Day Parade was one of the most colorful in recent years. Among the main units in the parade were the band organizations of the college, high school and Academy, the motor vehicles of the local National Guard unit, the fire department equipment, the Girl Scouts, the Cub Scouts and numerous vehicles carrying almost every organization in the city. Marshalling the parade was J.R. Buckner, a man who has done this service for a number of years.

From San Marcos Record: The Veterans Day Parade was one of the most colorful in recent years. Among the main units in the parade were the band organizations of the college, high school and Academy, the motor vehicles of the local National Guard unit, the fire department equipment, the Girl Scouts, the Cub Scouts and numerous vehicles carrying almost every organization in the city. Marshalling the parade was J.R. Buckner, a man who has done this service for a number of years.

From San Marcos Record: The Veterans Day Parade was one of the most colorful in recent years as can be seen from these young parade watchers.

From San Marcos Record: Reaching another step higher are these girls of the Girls Auxiliary of Calvary Baptist Church. (Left to Right) are Queen with Spector, Sharon Polk. Queen Regent, Sharon Hines, Queen Regents in Service, Pat Hines and Nancy Stanford. Lady in Waiting, Sue Haney. Maiden, Cheryl Slater. Two of these girls, Pat Hines and Nancy Stanford, have just completed the highest step in the G.A.'s.

Photograph of a damaged truck on the side of the road.

Photograph of three people standing by the side of the road.

From San Marcos Record: Almost hidden in the bar ditch off Interstate 35 south of Kyle was this battered auto that had rammed into the rear of a pick-up truck driven by Fred Pierce of San Marcos Saturday night. The driver of the auto was Douglas Glasscock, a University of Texas student. From November 23, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: Almost hidden in the bar ditch off Interstate 35 south of Kyle was this battered auto that had rammed into the rear of a pick-up truck driven by Fred Pierce of San Marcos Saturday night. The driver of the auto was Douglas Glasscock, a University of Texas student. From November 23, 1961 issue.

Photograph of the road.

Photograph of a man on the side of the road.

Photograph of a road.

Damaged photograph of a road.

Photograph of four people pushing a truck off the road.

Photograph of a damaged car.