The Canyon News from Canyon, Texas • Page 9

Thursday, June 28, 1962 vTlje (Enngott Section 1 Page 9 Honor Roll List Named COW POKES Carl lavnes, an amatuer, carefullv arranres a sample of his art work. Many of his carvings, sculptures and paintinps will be exhibited in the lobby of the WTSC Fine Arts Bidding beginning Friday night The devilish-looking redwood carving on top of the table was Jaynes' initial attempt at sculpturing. Pampa Sculptor To Exhibit At West Texas State Friday BY BOBBY DODSON Carl Jaynes has enough hob- JOHN STRITZEL THEMAN FROM THE EQUITABLE Phono OL5-2287 Eauitable Life Assurance Society of America bies. some 25, to be an interesting conversationalist in almost any group This week the Pampa ceramic tile dealer will be showing one of them in Canyon- sculpturing. Most of the materials that Jaynes uses in his sculpture work are native materials such as cottonwood, driftwood and alabaster found in Palo Duro Canvon and other areas of the Panhandle There will be a display of sculptures and several of his paintings in the lobby of the Fine Arts Building at West Texas State College beginning Friday evening.

The opening of the art exhibit has been scheduled to coincide with the opening of the WTSC speech production of "Alice in Wonderland." According to Emilio Cab- Had a party7 Or giving one? Tell The Canyon News about it. Telephone OL 5-2141, or stop by the News office on the west side of the square. Right Down Your Alley BOWLING LEAGUES NOW FORMING FOR SUMMER Lad ies Beginner League League Couples League League Sign Up For Fun NOW! Bowl A FREE Game With A Silvikrin Or Brylcream Carton Canyon Bowl OPEN AT 4 P. M. Plainview Highway OL5-4561 Bowl A.

Game With This Coupon And 25C One To A Customer Void After July 4 a Hero, head of the art department, similar art exhibits will be held throughout the summer in conjunction with speech department presentations. This will be first art exhibit. He has, however, displayed some of his work at hobby shows in Border, In I960 he won the first prize in the creative division for his art work. He won second prize in that division last year. 1 aynes said he took up sculpturing about six years ago as a joke.

He decided he would try to carve a full-length human figure one foot high and eight inches wide. He carved from redwood, using an ancient devilish-looking Polynesian eod as a model. laynes has completed sixty pieces of this type of art since he began. He has given many of his works to friends and relatives and he has also sold several. Prices range from $10 to $35.

Many of the items that are to be exhibited have already been sold. The hardest part of sculptur- 1 ing, according to Jaynes, is finding an idea or a subject. The rest, he says, is easy, laynes has had no professional training. He met Emilio Caballero, head of the WTSC art department, through friends in Pampa who were taking art courses from him. It was through Caballero's efforts that art work was brought to the campus for this exhibit.

Principal f.f Miller announced the Canvon High School honor list this week for the spring semester. Seniors on the A honor roll arej Linda Burt, rial 1 Cox, Virginia Crounse, Clark de- Schweinitz, Linda away, Patricia Haley, Lois Harlan, Marlon Henson. Kathy Hineer Sue Huyck, Harolena Powell, Henry Meyer, Nancy Purcell, feanne Wheeler, foe Whittington. Listed on the senior honor roll are: Eugene Blasdel, Barbara Richard C.reen, Charles Oustin, Anne Guthrie, Ronnie Harris, Leon Henderson, Albert Keller, Cheryl McClure, Lonnie Martin. Mary Beth Maxwell, Darrell Rea.

Judi Roberts, Patsy Robinson, Junior Ruggles, Mary Scruggs, Sandra Tavlor, Ineke Ternpelman, Lynda Troth. Ann Warwick, Vicki Weaver, Judy Wheeler, Bonnie fo Whittington, Lee Ruth Wiggins, funlors making all were; Mary Ann Gironimi. Oclne Chism Lee, Bill Phillips, Davis Price. Maggie Stephens, Kenneth Worsham, Juniors on the honor roll include: Pat Barnett, Judy Bourland, Ronnie Brock, Gloria Buchanan, fudy Cambern, Ronald Davis, Robert Dorris, Oavie Edes, Charles Evers, Mickey Fitts, fanet Gerald. Bobby Haggard, Iris Hales, Larry Holman, Shirley Irlbeck, foe Kemper, Frances Kiker, Ralph Kuehn, Gary Lee, Harry Lisle.

Mary Nitengale, Elmer Olv- erst, Sidney Oldham, Preston Prichard, Maureen Rooney, Myrtle Sherer, Mary Stocker, Tim White. Sophomore A honor roll members are: Carol Brown, Kenneth Brown, Steve Burgess, fanie Burk, Becky Dacus, Ann Fisher, Barbara Hall, Anne Harstine, Linda Huyck, Rosemary Innes, fan fenninrs. Nancy Maxwell, Warn Moore, Dorris Smith, Norman Smyrl, Ronnie S'-eet, Billy Walker, Linda Wieck, Carol Wolfe, On the sophomore honor roll are: LJnda Adair, Louise Barlow, Mike Blasdel, Nancy Davis, Nancy Downing, Karen Erwin, Sherri Feagin, Oarv Fletcher, fudy Frank Leonard Henderson, Scott Holcomb, Mary Lou fohnson, Bill L.ong. loan Malone, Janis Miller, foyce Ann Nitengale, fudy Rhodes, Melba Steen, fudy Stevenson, Larry Taylor, Mary Ann Wheelock. Freshmen honor students are; Kathy Allen.

Rob Barnard, Caballero, Kenny Cross- Had a party? Or giving one? Tell The Canyon News about it. Telephone OL 5-2141, or stop by the News office on the west side of the square. land, Alex deSchweinitz, Lorna Dunnagan, Susan Glllham, Nancy Hicks, Kay Kuykendall, Patricia LeGrand, Linda Lowes Regena Maxwell. Curtis Mobley, Sally Neater, Gayle Rea, Sharon Read, fody Sheets, Jacqueline Stone, Dorinda Stroup, Linda Taylor. Listed on the freshmen honor roll are: Linda Bagwell, Kaydean Barnard, John Brandon, John Brantlev, Cyndy Brown, Faye Ann Brown, fames Cabe, flm Callarman, Dave Cornett, Lilian Cowart, Terri Dovle, Bill Duncan, Janlece Fudy.

Janie Fisher, Rov Franklin, Rita Freeman. Larry Friemel, Cynthia Gerald, Harlon Oustin, Janis Hardaway, John Haynes, Tommy Higgins. Wilson Howard, Lynda Hughes, ferry Huntington, Beth larrett. Lee Ann Kelley, Joe Kerbel, Gail McKinney, Michael Matthis Rtckev Miller, Tim Myers. Red Parker.

I aura Plank, Ivan Shirley Robeson, Sharon Ruthart, Deadra Shapley, Lynn Stevens Billy Max Stocker, Cynthia Taylor. Patsy Thomas, Jo Troth, Lucy Tucek, Randy Warren, Larry Wesley. Jilt make that note fer EVER but I II shore try to It Doid off fore Mrs. Dowd Has Guests Visiting in the f.C. Dowd home last week was Mrs.

Dowd's daughter and son-in-law the Rev. and Mrs. R.C. Helmich and their three children from Yukon, Oklahoma, The Helmich family was returning from a three weeks vacation in California where thev visited in Los Angeles and San Fransico, Thev spent Wednesday and Thursday nights in the Dowd home Dr. Burwell Southern Optometrist 802 Barfield Bldg Amarillo Phone DR 3-6772 OFFICES IN CANYON Wednesday 9 00 -17 00 Saturday 9 00-1 00 Ph OL 5-4661 "Dm urn savs Harold Thompson as he tackles the giant cotton candy stick.

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