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From San Marcos Record: Portable comfort is the invitation by Ed Drets, a 69-year-old archer with one of the top scores in the San Marcos Invitational Tournament held here last Sunday. The 28-target course that covers more than a mile can get a mite tiresome so with his stool strapped to his back, he made each pause a rest stop.

From San Marcos Record: Portable comfort is the invitation by Ed Drets, a 69-year-old archer with one of the top scores in the San Marcos Invitational Tournament held here last Sunday. The 28-target course that covers more than a mile can get a mite tiresome so with his stool strapped to his back, he made each pause a rest stop.

From San Marcos Record: Passing out trophies at the San Marcos Invitational Tournament held last Sunday was Laurel Daniels "Miss Archery" of San Marcos.

From San Marcos Record: Passing out trophies at the San Marcos Invitational Tournament held last Sunday was Laurel Daniels "Miss Archery" of San Marcos as local bow and arrow man Jack Smith looks on.

From San Marcos Record: Passing out trophies at the San Marcos Invitational Tournament held last Sunday was Laurel Daniels "Miss Archery" of San Marcos as local bow and arrow man Jack Smith looks on.

From San Marcos Record: Highest score shot at the San Marcos Invitational Archery Tournament last Sunday was by Dr. Fred Simmons, national field archery champion and winner of the free style competition in a local meet. Laurel Daniels pretty "Miss Archery" of San Marcos presents Dr. Simmons with his trophy as local bow and arrow man Jack Smith looks on.

From San Marcos Record: Passing out trophies at the San Marcos Invitational Tournament held last Sunday was Laurel Daniels "Miss Archery" of San Marcos as local bow and arrow man Jack Smith looks on.

From San Marcos Record: All of the winners ( and there were a lot of them) pose late Sunday afternoon with their trophies following the shooting. About 75 archers, including youngsters, oldsters, men and women that came from as far as Odessa, Houston, and Corpus Christi attended the San Marcos Invitational Tourney in spite of threatening weather.

From San Marcos Record: All of the winners ( and there were a lot of them) pose late Sunday afternoon with their trophies following the shooting. About 75 archers, including youngsters, oldsters, men and women that came from as far as Odessa, Houston, and Corpus Christi attended the San Marcos Invitational Tourney in spite of threatening weather.

From San Marcos Record: Fire by friction kept these youngsters occupied by the hour in Rotary Troop 116's booth at the Scout -O-Rama last week. J.T. Collin (in uniform) shows visiting boys how it's done. Both San Marcos troops participating in the show received blue ribbons for their booths.

From San Marcos Record: Ropes and timbers were the materials used in the constructing this huge tripod and platform at the Scout – O – Rama last week. Here two Boy Scouts send a young lady zooming down the trolley rope to a smaller tripod on the other side of the auditorium floor.

From San Marcos Record: Scout conservation was shown at the giant Scout – O – Rama in Austin last Friday and Saturday by members of Troop 118 of the First Methodist Church of San Marcos. Douglas Tatsch and Johnny Taylor show a model of a water pond to the Order of the Arrow members.

From San Marcos Record: A new service has opened in Day's Grocery on the corner of Hutchison and North Austin Street. The new service is a barbecue nook located in the rear of the building and is operated by Jack Perkins. Barbecue of all types will be cooked in a unique oven and a number of tables will be available for customers.

From San Marcos Record: A new service has opened in Day's Grocery on the corner of Hutchison and North Austin Street. The new service is a barbecue nook located in the rear of the building and is operated by Jack Perkins. Barbecue of all types will be cooked in a unique oven and a number of tables will be available for customers.

From San Marcos Record: Newly installed Hospital Auxiliary Officers are beginning their duties for the coming year. Pictured are Mrs. Ren Dee of Wimberley, president. Mrs. Rugel Sowell, Jr., vice-president. and Mrs. W.E. Norris, recording secretary

From San Marcos Record: Newly installed Hospital Auxiliary Officers are beginning their duties for the coming year. Pictured are Mrs. Ren Dee of Wimberley, president. Mrs. Rugel Sowell, Jr., vice-president. and Mrs. W.E. Norris, recording secretary.

From San Marcos Record: Edward Parish and Albadelana Gary with instructor Joe Froh, look over some of the scientific equipment they won at the district science fair in San Antonio Saturday. Among the several prizes were a telescope, a microscope, and a model weather station.

From San Marcos Record: Edward Parish and Albadelana Gary with instructor Joe Froh, look over some of the scientific equipment they won at the district science fair in San Antonio Saturday. Among the several prizes were a telescope, a microscope, and a model weather station.

From San Marcos Record: Craig Tilton modeling clothes for an Easter advertisement for Young Fashion Store located next to the old post office.

From San Marcos Record: Craig Tilton modeling clothes for an Easter advertisement for Young Fashion Store located next to the old post office.