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Photograph of a group of men and women standing in front of doorway to the underwater theater. From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. John Jones with daughters, Sandy, 14 and Paula, 11 in front of the entrance to the underwater theatre at Aquarena Springs.

Photograph of people looking into a pond. From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. John Jones with daughters, Sandy, 14, and Paula, 11, visiting Texana Village at Aquarena Springs.

Photograph of four people looking into storefront. From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. John Jones with daughters, Sandy, 14, and Paula, 11, in front of the entrance to one of the attractions in Texana Village at Aquarena Springs.

Photograph of people looking down into the water in a glass bottom boat at Aquarena Springs. From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. John Jones with daughters, Sandy, 14, and Paula, 11, take a ride on the glass bottom boat. Skipper Altenhoff explains the wonders of the deep, clear water and springs which can be viewed at a depth of fifty feet on parts of Spring Lake.

Photograph of people sitting together on the ground looking into field. From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. John Jones with daughters, Sandy, 14, and Paula, 11, have a quiet rest under the oaks at the State Fish Hatchery. The family was spending the day visiting the sights in San Marcos.

Photograph of people standing next to a diving board, looking into river. From San Marcos Record: The Jones's family visits the beautiful crystal-clear waters of the San Marcos River while visiting nearby Aquarena Springs.

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.

Cover story on Chris Holzhaus