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Exterior photograph of Haysco Feed and Seed store on the Square, located at 202 E. San Antonio St. in downtown San Marcos, Texas. Haysco Feed and Seed Company opened Saturday, March 19, 1938 in the Katy Building - corner of Austin and San Antonio Streets. Thomas J. Walsh owned and operated the new store. Clarence King was in charge of the sales department and provided demonstrations of product sold in the store. Purina Feed and products for chickens and livestock along with regular brands of seed and feed were in stock. A main feature of the store was an expansive chicken and turkey hatchery. 3/18/1938

Interior photograph of five unidentified men inside the Haysco Feed and Seed store, located at 202 E. San Antonio St. in downtown San Marcos, Texas. Haysco Feed and Seed Company opened Saturday, March 19, 1938 in the Katy Building - corner of Austin and San Antonio Streets. Thomas J. Walsh owned and operated the new store. Clarence King was in charge of the sales department and provided demonstrations of product sold in the store. Purina Feed and products for chickens and livestock along with regular brands of seed and feed were in stock. A main feature of the store was an expansive chicken and turkey hatchery. 3/18/1938

From San Marcos Record: Three-hundred-foot tower to which a TV antenna will be attached for the college to send and receive closed taped classroom instruction is nearing completion. The educational television station will be completed by September 11th and go into full operation by the 17th.

From San Marcos Record: Fifty-five kids participated in the annual Kids Fishing Rodeo held for the first time at the Lowman Pond near Staples. Kids were provided their own pole and bait for the event.

From San Marcos Record: Eager fishermen await the starting signal at the annual Kids Fishing Rodeo held for the first time at the Lowman Pond near Staples this past Sunday. Here Ben, Steve, and Rebecca Thielemann (left to right foreground) are poised to put hooks in the water.

From San Marcos Record: A firm grip is needed if one is to land a whopper, according to this youngster at the annual kids fishing rodeo. From the boy's size, he may have needed an anchor, too, in case he hooked onto something bigger than he was.

From San Marcos Record: Surrounded were the fish at Lowman's Pond Sunday at the Kid's Fishing Rodeo. Andy Simon, left, pulled three fish out of the water right under the nose of Bob Mooney, right, to tie for first in the "most fish" category.

From San Marcos Record: The annual Kids Fishing Rodeo held for the first time at the Lowman Pond near Staples.

From San Marcos Record: Fifty-five kids participated in the annual Kids Fishing Rodeo held for the first time at the Lowman Pond near Staples. Kids were provided their own pole and bait for the event.

From San Marcos Record: Checking pose for the 1961 – 62 Strutters is Barbara Guinn, [left], organizer of the renowned high – steppers. Sandy Casey looks like a good bet for the Strutters line, with just the right tilt to her hands and head.

From San Marcos Record: Checking pose for the 1961 – 62 Strutters is Barbara Guinn, right, organizer of the renowned high – steppers. Sandy Casey looks like a good bet for the Strutters line, with just the right tilt to her hands and head.

From San Marcos Record: The Jim Corley Family – Left to right – Kala, Barbara, Jim and Kymm. The family moved to San Marcos for Jim Corley to become the new assist manager of Penny's.

From San Marcos Record: The Jim Corley Family – Left to right – Kala, Barbara, Jim and Kymm. The family moved to San Marcos for Jim Corley to become the new assist manager of Penny's.

Cover story on Chris Holzhaus