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From San Marcos Record: Hanging on against Carla's blast were these two men who tried to anchor these sheets of metal that had only moments before been a shed at a service station on the square. Although pieces of the sharp metal flew several hundred feet downwind, luckily there were no injuries to person's or passing automobiles.

Photograph of three football players in a gynasium. From San Marcos Record: Familiar trio to local fans are Nathan Porter, Danny Leinnweber and Roddy Bagley, former rattler greats who are now wearing the maroon and gold of the SWTSC Bobcats. The three along with a couple of dozen more Bobcats will travel to Seguin Saturday evening for their season opener against favored Texas Lutheran.

From San Marcos Record: The Bob Coopers – left to right – Anne, Debra Anne and Bob. The family moved to San Marcos for Bob Cooper to become the new owners of Green Valley.

From San Marcos Record: The Bob Coopers – left to right – Anne, Debra Anne and Bob. The family moved to San Marcos for Bob Cooper to become the new owners of Green Valley.

From San Marcos Record: Classroom teachers in San Marcos will be led this year by these newly elected officers of the Classroom Teachers Association, Mrs. A.W. Musgrave, left, secretary-treasurer. Mrs., Bill Deck, center, vice-president. and Mrs. Cecil Gregg, president.

From San Marcos Record: Classroom teachers in San Marcos will be led this year by these newly elected officers of the Classroom Teachers Association, Mrs. A.W. Musgrave, left, secretary-treasurer. Mrs., Bill Deck, center, vice-president. and Mrs. Cecil Gregg, president.

From San Marcos Record: A new college skyline was formed this month with the completion of this huge television tower that links SWTTC with the 10 other colleges participating in the new closed circuit classroom television network. First programs started Monday in the 11 schools ranging from San Antonio to Georgetown.

From San Marcos Record: A new college skyline was formed this month with the completion of this huge television tower that links SWTTC with the 10 other colleges participating in the new closed circuit classroom television network. First programs started Monday in the 11 schools ranging from San Antonio to Georgetown.

From San Marcos Record: A new college skyline was formed this month with the completion of this huge television tower that links SWTTC with the 10 other colleges participating in the new closed circuit classroom television network. First programs started Monday in the 11 schools ranging from San Antonio to Georgetown.

From San Marcos Record: Faithful workers of the Hays County Hospital Auxiliary are these ladies who were honored at a coffee Monday morning at the river home of Mrs. William Allbright. Awards were made to three groups in recognition of the hours they had worked at the hospital, one group for 50 hours or more, one for 150 hours or more and one for 500 hours or more.

From San Marcos Record: Faithful workers of the Hays County Hospital Auxiliary are these ladies who were honored at a coffee Monday morning at the river home of Mrs. William Allbright. Awards were made to three groups in recognition of the hours they had worked at the hospital, one group for 50 hours or more, one for 150 hours or more and one for 500 hours or more.

From San Marcos Record: Faithful workers of the Hays County Hospital Auxiliary are these ladies who were honored at a coffee Monday morning at the river home of Mrs. William Allbright. Awards were made to three groups in recognition of the hours they had worked at the hospital, one group for 50 hours or more, one for 150 hours or more and one for 500 hours or more.

From San Marcos Record: Faithful workers of the Hays County Hospital Auxiliary are these ladies who were honored at a coffee Monday morning at the river home of Mrs. William Allbright. Awards were made to three groups in recognition of the hours they had worked at the hospital, one group for 50 hours or more, one for 150 hours or more and one for 500 hours or more.

Photograph of a man holding a large cockscomb. From San Marcos Record: Big bunch of beauty might be the best way to describe this giant cockscomb grown by Marvin Weimer of 1202 N. Austin. Weimer's lost most of his beautiful maroon plants to Hurricane Carla, but this giant measuring 18 inches across at its widest diameter weather the storm.

Photograph of a man holding a large cockscomb. From San Marcos Record: Big bunch of beauty might be the best way to describe this giant cockscomb grown by Marvin Weimer of 1202 N. Austin. Weimer's lost most of his beautiful maroon plants to Hurricane Carla, but this giant measuring 18 inches across at its widest diameter weather the storm.

From San Marcos Record: San Marcos children with their eyes on education. From the September 21, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: The Sam Junkins – left to right – Adele, Susan, Reverend Junkin and David. The family moved to San Marcos for Reverend Junkin to become the new pastor for the First Presbyterian Church.

From San Marcos Record: The Sam Junkins – left to right – Adele, Susan, Reverend Junkin and David. The family moved to San Marcos for Reverend Junkin to become the new pastor for the First Presbyterian Church.

Photograph of the entrance to Wonder World Cave.

Photograph of the entrance to Wonder World Cave.