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THE WINNERS ARE--Win– ning lst and 2nd place alter– nates to Miss Hospitaliey Patsy Muse, were, Gloria Cleveland (center) and Lucy Case (right). Miss Cleveland is the daughter oC Mr. and Mn. Joe Cleveland and Miss Case is the daughter oC Mr. and Mrs, Robert Case. Miss Muse and Miss Cleveland are students at East Central Junior College. Miss Case attends the Uni– versity of Mississippi.

ECJ C honor roll given

Newton County students attaining the Pre~ident's List at Ea.st Centra!Jimior College for the first eight weeks grad– ing ~PerllSir""E"e Chee Chee Barnes, Danny Clearman, Beverly Pennington, Bett,y Barnett, Nenette Leather– Yood, Betty Nester, Vivien ~o.>ggin Tune and Cynthia ·stamper. students on the Dean's List (3.5 or above) are Randy Ea– ·- s~. ·David Gibbs, Valerie · ~ussell, Mary Terrell, Albert Ursy, Barbara Deaton, Jack Evans, Bruce Taylor, Bill Wheeler and Brenda William– son. studets who attained hon– orable mention (3.0 or above) are Michael Barham, Tim Beemon, Belinda Boyd, Huel Chambers, Barbara Culpepp. er, Rita Ethridge, KeithEver- 1• ,ett, Dotty Herrington, Nita Johnsoo, Alton Leach, Judy Lyle, Sherry McDill, Pam Phillips, Nelda Savell, Sha– ron Smith, Claire Sneed, San– dra Terrell, Linda Worrell, Thomas Anderson, Kenneth Hawkins, Lenora Kelly, Ru– pert Killens, Sandra ·Mason, Sharon Rigby, Regina Roach, )'erry Tullos, David Wright, and Thomas Johnson. Vocational students attain– ing the President's List are James Rainer, Willie Walls, Bobby Leach and Willie Moff– ett. students who made honorable mention are Lewis Gibbs, Danny Gressett, Harry Holt, James Russell, Otto Seward, Eddie Shaw, Jasper Smith, Paul D. Smith, CanoyThomas, Kenneth Thrash.

Freshman art exhibit now on display at ECJC

SCOTT STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL AT EAST CENTRAL

A display of freshman stu– dent drawings and designs is currently on exhibition in the lobby of the Fine Arts Building on tl1e East Central Junior College campus, Decatur. The designs exhibited consist of abstract color problems solved by the students. These rational designs do not consist of subjective interpretation of . any type of object matter, but deal purely with the art stu– dent's skill of visually pre– ceiving and applying colors as they actually exist in pigment. The drawings on display represent both lone and value studies of an intricate still– life setup located in the art studio. Drawing students were assigned to sketch the still-life r the purpose of studying

different shapes and the sha– dows that these shapes cast. Also showing are drawings of an old abandoned house on Highway 503, owned by Bill Bailey of Decatur. The drawing students sketched this house from all angles, including the interior, trying to capture the rustic quality that has been embedded by age. "Most of these freshmen art students had never received any formal art instruction prior to entering E.C.J.C., and each has done an exceptionally fine job in the manipulation of the elements of art,'' stated In– structor Bruce Guraedy. The exhibit will be open to the public through Novembel'-L! from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday/ ) through Friday.

The names of students who are on the East Central Junior College honor roll for the first semester of summer school were announced recently by school registrar, Frank Reeves. They are: President's list- sophomores: Linda Singleton, Allen Walker; freshmen: " Jeanne Lou Gilbert. Dean's list- sophomores: Martha Jan Norton, Carol Lee Sessums; freshmen, Donn~ Kay Wooten, Charlotte, Wooten; Honorable Mention– sophomores Tommy Lyle, Glenda Singleton; freshmen, Janice Ormond.