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Photograph of haystack targets being prepared for an archery session for the Girl Scouts.

Photograph of Girls Scouts preparing to partake in archery. From San Marcos Record: "Earning archery badges at the San Marcos Archery Club range on October 27th are members of Girl Scout Troop Six. They are being assisted by Joe Zimmerman, a member of the archery club. Also instructing the scouts were Mrs. Joe Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. George Rohrbach, Eddie Wilson and Frasier Harris. Later in the afternoon, the girls prepared dinner over a campfire for themselves and their instructors. Troop leaders were Mrs. Byron Little and Mrs. E.M. Anderson." From November 5, 1959 issue.
11/5/1959

Photograph of children, including Girl Scouts, partaking in archery. From San Marcos Record: "Earning archery badges at the San Marcos Archery Club range on October 27th are members of Girl Scout Troop Six. They are being assisted by Joe Zimmerman, a member of the archery club. Also instructing the scouts were Mrs. Joe Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. George Rohrbach, Eddie Wilson and Frasier Harris. Later in the afternoon, the girls prepared dinner over a campfire for themselves and their instructors. Troop leaders were Mrs. Byron Little and Mrs. E.M. Anderson." From November 5, 1959 issue.

Photograph of children, including Girl Scouts, partaking in archery. From San Marcos Record: "Earning archery badges at the San Marcos Archery Club range on October 27th are members of Girl Scout Troop Six. They are being assisted by Joe Zimmerman, a member of the archery club. Also instructing the scouts were Mrs. Joe Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. George Rohrbach, Eddie Wilson and Frasier Harris. Later in the afternoon, the girls prepared dinner over a campfire for themselves and their instructors. Troop leaders were Mrs. Byron Little and Mrs. E.M. Anderson." From November 5, 1959 issue.

Photograph of women sitting around a campfire.

Photograph of a man shooting a bow and arrow.

Photograph of a man shooting a bow and arrow.

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: Tops in the State – Jim Hunicutt, left, won the State 125 class this past weekend in San Antonio while George Rohrbach, right, took runner-up honors for the State Archery meet. While in San Antonio Rohrbach submitted a bid that was accepted to make San Marcos the permanent site for the State Archery Tournament in future years.

From San Marcos Record: Tops in the State – Jim Hunicutt, left, won the State 125 class this past weekend in San Antonio while George Rohrbach, right, took runner-up honors for the State Archery meet. While in San Antonio Rohrbach submitted a bid that was accepted to make San Marcos the permanent site for the State Archery Tournament in future years.

From San Marcos Record: Going to nationals are Greg Rohrbach, left, and Jack Smith, two of the top shots in San Marcos Archery Club. Jack and George fired these arrows into the target at a distance of 30 yards during a practice session on the local range this week. They will leave for Crystal Springs. Ark. And the national archery tourney this Sunday.

From San Marcos Record: Going to nationals are Greg Rohrbach, left, and Jack Smith, two of the top shots in San Marcos Archery Club. Jack and George fired these arrows into the target at a distance of 30 yards during a practice session on the local range this week. They will leave for Crystal Springs. Ark. And the national archery tourney this Sunday.