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From San Marcos Record: Guest rooms at the new Aquarena Springs Motor Hotel.

From San Marcos Record: Guest rooms at the new Aquarena Springs Motor Hotel.

From San Marcos Record: Steam heat and an electric golf cart will be used to bring food to guests in the Aquarena Springs Motor Hotel from Aquarena Café. Here café manager Corrie Smith tries out the new buggy in front of the recently enlarged café.

From San Marcos Record: Steam heat and an electric golf cart will be used to bring food to guests in the Aquarena Springs Motor Hotel from Aquarena Café. Here café manager Corrie Smith tries out the new buggy in front of the recently enlarged café.

From San Marcos Record: From drawing board to finished product is the slogan for the new Avery - Nemsco News plant that will have its open house this Saturday in its completely remodeled building located south of San Marcos on IH 35. Here is the owner, Roy Avey puts an idea on paper prior to making a mold then assembling the finished product.

Photograph of a group of Girl Scouts bike across Blanco River on Post Road, with railroad bridge in the background, to Camp Kiwah. From San Marcos Record: Girl Scouts bicycle to the Day Camp site at Camp Kiwah on Thursday, June 8, 1961. The group of senior scouts spent Thursday and Friday nights camping and during the afternoons they served as program aides to various units. Pictured are Lucinda and Eveline Conrads, Patricia Stephenson, Bettye Joyce Reddell, Rose Coleman, and Carolyn Burleson. From June 15, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Royal Ambassador Little League team sponsored by the Mexican Baptist Church in San Marcos. On the front row left to right, are Pascuel Olivio, Ben Garza, Doroteo Quiroz, Arthur Contreras, Mike Loera, and Eloy Castaneda. On the second row are Rosendo Cuevas, Edward Bazan, David Longoria, Jimmy Mendoza, Pete Gonzales, Frank Cruz, and Esquil Natal. On the third row are Coach Elegio Flores, Carlos Garza, Richard Cruz, Albert Contreras, David Martinez and Ruben Camacho.

From San Marcos Record: The Scouts from Troop 123 sponsored by St. Mark's Episcopal Church are spending the week at Camp Tom Wooten near Austin. In front, left to right, are William Day, and James Ferguson, while standing are Scoutmaster Horace Howard, Melvin Day, Erin Bethke and David Howard. Several of the scouts have been sending letters from camp via homing pigeons.

From San Marcos Record: The Scouts from Troop 123 sponsored by St. Mark's Episcopal Church are spending the week at Camp Tom Wooten near Austin. In front, left to right, are William Day, and James Ferguson, while standing are Scoutmaster Horace Howard, Melvin Day, Erin Bethke and David Howard. Several of the scouts have been sending letters from camp via homing pigeons.

From San Marcos Record: Junior High artists look over a "bulldog of scraps" held by Margaret McBride. Center. On the left is Betty Crockett and on the right is Robert Gaitan. Such works of art will be displayed at the I.A. Art Open House at the Junior High School next Tuesday.

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.

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.

From San Marcos Record: Fledgling life guards closely watch instructor Milton Porter as he demonstrates how to bring a person to shore safely. The teenagers are enrolled in a junior life saving class at City Park where courses are also being held for beginners and intermediate swimmers.

From San Marcos Record: Fledgling life guards closely watch instructor Milton Porter as he demonstrates how to bring a person to shore safely. The teenagers are enrolled in a junior life saving class at City Park where courses are also being held for beginners and intermediate swimmers.

From San Marcos Record: Entranced were these children who attended the weekly story hour at the City Library last Saturday morning. Billy Bob Brumbalow, teacher at Copperas Cove who is attending SWT this summer is shown illustrating his story with pictures. Entertainment ranges from fairy tales to folk music to ghost stories and the children have been loving it. As many as fifty children have attended the free sessions that begin at 10 am.

From San Marcos Record: Entranced were these children who attended the weekly story hour at the City Library last Saturday morning. Billy Bob Brumbalow, teacher at Copperas Cove who is attending SWT this summer is shown illustrating his story with pictures. Entertainment ranges from fairy tales to folk music to ghost stories and the children have been loving it. As many as fifty children have attended the free sessions that begin at 10 am.

From San Marcos Record: Entranced were these children who attended the weekly story hour at the City Library last Saturday morning. Billy Bob Brumbalow, teacher at Copperas Cove who is attending SWT this summer is shown illustrating his story with pictures. Entertainment ranges from fairy tales to folk music to ghost stories and the children have been loving it. As many as fifty children have attended the free sessions that begin at 10 am.

Photograph of Little League Baseball game. From San Marcos Record: Heading for home plate is Rudy Natal of the Pony League Colts who helped his team to a 15 – 5 victory over Prairie Lea Tuesday night. Waiting for the ball that came too late is catcher Cullen Dauchy while umpire Jerry Henze prepares for a possible play at home.