-vu-1-rr-' v -nz, 4 -r v 1 -.., - -f - t. ' - .fa 'yn ., O' ..p-ev 5 1 'S K.- IHE ECHIIES Published by Ripley High School Seniors of '54 Ripley, Mississippi ,v - Q, U I954 HIREWURII On the pages of thls book 1S Wrltten the story of one of the happlest ynars of our l1ves Only when we look back to those days full of l1v1ng workxng and playlng together Wlll We reallze then' true value lt 1S to help you 1n your rememberlng that we the annual staff of 1954 1nv1te you to JOII1 us 1n rellvmg these experlences As you delve through the pages may your enjoyment equal ours IHUICAHII Because of thelr lnterest 111 Rlpley I-hgh and then' splerd1d cooperat1on m n1ak1ngth1s year 1n sports a success the SCHIOTS of 1954 are proud to dedxcate th1s ed1t1on of the Echoes to the Touch Down Club and Coach Jackson Z 5' . . , , . , , A 1 V 1 , . I Y' ' , , N. ,R x . XX 4 f f ' . YM if 1-mf 1 fl vi' i 1 .4-'4 , L Q . Qs W Vi. :xv Q.. Iv gm, .Q 4. HV, Ulf. ,. viii' , V . .ax ' if -v..Q il. 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LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelby Roten, Art Editor, Ruth Merritt, Assistant Business Manager, Curtis Lewellen, Sports Editorg Bobby Elliott, Business Manager, Linda Street, Feature Editorg Dorothy Stevens, Assistant Editorg Patti Horton, Editor, and Mrs. Lee Roy Cox, Sponsor. We are honored to try to bind together our memories and give them to you with best wishes in this edition of The Echoes. We are striving to capture in these pages the smiles and the tears, the hard work and the rewards, symbols that will, now and in the years to come, call to memory all the events of this year. HIGHIA DEH S!A!! Editor, Janie Jackson, Assistant Editor, Clarence Staniordg Sports Editors, Bobby Elliott and Bobby Morgan, joke Editors, Anne Shannon and Johnny Braddock, Business Manager, Linda Street, Assistant Business Manager, Ruth Merritt, Candid Camera, Shelby Jean Roteng Reporter, Curtis Lewelleng Typists, Dot Stevens, Patti Horton, and Ann Harpoleg Circulation Managers, Charles Ernest Weatherly, Cleo Wilbanks, and Jimmy Barkley, Sponsor, Mrs. C. D. Hill. If the subscribers to the Highlander have enjoyed reading the paper as much as the Staff members have enjoyed publishing it, l think we may be certain of its success. The paper does much more than furnish the reader with school news, It gives the students working on the paper a sense of responsibility and develops their writing ability. Working on the Highlander impresses upon our minds the need for co-operation and gives us some idea as to what is required of a newspaper staff. K ,hw 1, 'fawf w wi - zu., -. f ,M W - 'ISN 'vt . 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Elmer. i CLARENCE L. STANFORD--President LINDA STREET--Vice? President Y-Teens I,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 'iqg 3, Junior Cheerleader I,2, Majorette 3, Football Maid 3, High School Cheerleader 4, Miss Tippah County 4, Basketball r, 2,3,4, Band 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Highlander Staff 4, Speech Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Piano I,2, 3,4, Favorite 4. Can do things with a piano. . . athletically inclined. . . wide range of talents. . . queenly aire. . . Lou . ANNE SHANNON--Secretary Basketball Ig Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Junior High Football Queen 2, Cheerleader 3,4, F. H. A. Secretary 4, D. A.R. Good Citizenship Girl 4, Beta Club I,2, 3,4, Speech Play 4, Highlander Staff 4, Queen of the Forest 4, Piano r, 2, 3, 4, Favorite 4. An elfish smile. . . dark hair and magnolia complexion. . .incomparable leadership. . . Johnny is the boy for her . . . Anne F' . --s ', '3 , 7 CHARLES ERNEST WEATHERLY--Treasurer , Football I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball r,2, 3,4, Baseball 3,4, nl-Y 'J V l,2, 3,4, Class President 3, Band I,2, 3. 4, Boy Scouts l, 2, Highlander 'xt Staff 4, Track 3, All-Tombigbee Conference End 4, Favorite 4. Athletic. . . g the throb in every girl's heart. . . always ready to help. . . Honker. :- N 44, 1 '- 4 X ,wr 'F' 2. gf' X, ,fr ff' if Q' 135 ,. -s X 5 ,Er -ff '57 Sl IIIRS NYLEEN BARNETT Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club I, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4, Speech Play 4, Piano I, 2, Favorite 4. Indusuious. . . talented in music. . . practical joker. . . Ny COLEMAN BEIBERS 4-H Club 3, 4, Hi -Y 4, Spanish Club 4. Conscientious. . . shy.. . and the nicest dimples. . . Coleman. SHIRLEY BOYETTE Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3.4, Treasurer 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Favorite 4. Guardin 'gal on the basketball team. . . beautiful brown eyes. . . an abundance of freckles. . . Shirley. JOHNNY BRADDOCK Football I, 3,4, Baseball 4, Scouts I, Hi-Y I,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 4, Speech Play 3, Highlander staff 4. Influence at Memphis State. . . runs the Dixie. . . curly hair. . . mischief in his eyes. . Johnny. BILLY DAN CALVERY Football 2, 3.4, Basketball I,2, 3.4, Baseball I,2, 3,4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Fav- orite 4. Handy with a shot-gun. . . Nyleen's beau. . . Mrs. Shumaker's pet. . . droll comments to the side. . . F0xie. ADIRENE CHILDS Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3. 4, Explosive laugh. . . murder to a slumber party. . . Her voice was ever . . .loads of fun. . . Rene. SUE CAROLYN CLARK Y-Teens 2, F.H. A. 3, Cenne High School I. Slow drawl. ..friendly in a quiet way. . . Wrigley's enthusiast. . . Sue. This page is sponsored by DR. RALPH FORD and COUSAR'S CLEANERS --3 2:9 S S if 5 Q 15,5 - ..S-f' X BOBBY ELLIOTT Football 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 H1 Y I 2 3 4 Beta Club I 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Class President I Highlander Staff 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Bo Scout I 2 Band I Favorite 4 Sports enthusiast plenty of gray matter likeable executive touch T Bone ANN HARPOLE Class Reporter I Football Maid I Cheerleader 2 4 Football Queen 3 Class Secretary 3 F H A I 2 3 4 President 4 Reporter 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Miss Ripley High School I Highlander staff 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Piano I Queen of the Tippah County Fair 3 Piano I Sin cerely sweet constant smile budding into a homemaker Ann W M HATCHER Football 4 HI Y 3 4 4 H 4 Favorite 4 Idyll of the tenth grade girls future chemist merry monkeyshines Hatch PATRICIA HORTON Editor of Annual 4 Highlander Staff 4 Beta Club I 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Miss Ripley High School 2 President Junior Y Teens I Spanish Club 4 Vice-President 4- Cheerleader I 2 3 4- Y-Teens I 2 3 4- Band 3 4- Piano I 2 Turned up nose. sincere.. efficient Patti. IANIE IACKSON Chalybeate High School I 2- Chorus I- Basketball I- F H A. I 2 3 4 Vice-President 4- Y-Teens I 2 Treasurer 2- Editor of Highlander 4- Spanish Club President 4- Favorite 4 Habla Espanoll. . quiet. .even when you know her efficient about everything Janie CURTIS LEWELLEN Class President 2g Hi -Y I,2, 3,4. Vice-President I. 4g Boy Scouts Ig Band 1.2: Highlander Staff 4g Annual Staff 43 Favorite 4. Doesn't be- lieve in working too hard. . .laughter galore. . .takes life as it comes. . . C1audy. RUTH MERRITT . Y-Teens 1.2, 3.4: F.H. A. 43 Basketball I: Speech Play 33 Junior High Cheerleader I,23 Highlander Staff 4: Annual Staff 43 Piano 1,23 Favorite 4. A steady worker. . . always fun no matter where she is. . . mention Joe Wayne and watch her eyes light up. . . Nick. This page is sponsored by RIPLEY TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY PEGRAM AND PEGRAM Yr X .T-1' .-av Q 17' 7x 2 sal' v-hw? l . SJ' S S BOBBY SMITH MORGAN Football I, 2, 3,43 All-Tombigbee Conference Fullback 4g Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I,2, 3, 4: Track 3,4, Eagle Scout zg Highlander Staff 44 Favorite 4. Good physique. . . likes sports and hunting. . . has interest at Blue Mtn. . . Mo. HAROLD RICHARDSON -Band I,2g Speech Play 3g Hi-Y I,2, 3,4g Beta Club I,2, 3,4g Favorite 4. A voice you'd know anywhere. . . studious. . . a true friend. . . Harold. SHELBY JEAN ROTEN V-Teens I, 3,4, Vice President 4, Beta Club l,2,3,4, President 4g Highlander Staff 43 Annual Staff 44 Favorite 4. Small in statue. . .but outstanding in capabilities. . . precisely neat. . .Jean. FAYE SHADBURN Rienzi High School 1, Seriously intent. . .easy to get along with. . . delightfully demure. . . Faye. DOROTHY STEVENS Football Queen 4: Y-Teens I,2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2:,F. H. A. I,2, 3,4g Assistant Editor of Annual 4, Highlander Staff 4g Favorite 4. Flower of the local florist's shop. . . her heart is in the service. . . ready willing and able. . . Queen Dot. SHIRLEY STEWART Basketball I,2, 3, 43 Y-Teens I,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 F. H. A. 3. 4: Piano Ig Favorite 4. A merry heart that laughs at care . . .easy going. . . sparkling personality. . . Cutie. JONYE WITT Beta Club I,2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens I,2, 3,4g Junior High Cheerleader Ig High School Cheerleader 3,49 Music Ig Favorite 4. So much personality it radiates. . . sunny disposition. . . competitor of Johnny Ray. . . John, This page is sponsored by DR, JOHNSON -9 ai. X 'al .X x v-. 15 ,L ' 1 wyf 'ffl ' :fx 1 fi' 3 .l,, 5215 51 if ' . :Fl , J 4 3- 1 Q 1 E if af ' 21 . X! 1 '43 l .. 1. 1. ,, 'yr , I. 1. I . v-V' , 21, ,.,, ' A , , fv. K, .3 ,.,r . ,. I W3 f' 5 . H 'Iv' Y, W4 42 - 1..!,-5,15 . -f ' 1- q-'54 3 1 in 17 I! 2' .1 5. ,Q 5 ff W? :ff Ai: n I. 5 rn -fi I. 1 ? 4 J, 1 Kfiffi ' f-.2 '-L 'J T' ik -if.. Q Q ' K, 4. 3 -at 'Uk iii, 2 ' 5? K' ,g -gn ., 3. 'e '. 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JOHNSON The team was ably inspired by Coach J, W, Jackson to uphold its title as Tombigbee Conference Champions only to have the misfortune of losing the crucial game to Kossuth by 1 point, This gave the Tigers a record of 9 victories and 1 defeat, The cheerleaders' twirling skirts, synchronized gestures, and lusty cheers sparked the yells and songs of team supporters, Led this year by head cheerleader, Ann Harpole, were Joyce Witt, Patti Horton, Linda Street, Betty Mays, and Anne Shannon, They created spirit wherever they led yells-at pep meetings, parades, or football games, 18 THE TIGERS IH i953 CHEER- HAIIHIS 'D-4. sys, Coach L, P, Lence's Junior Team lost only one game this year, This was their first defeat in three years, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgie Anderson-T, Rayburn Jennings-C, Jackie Lecroy-B, Jimmy Ferguson-B, Billy Nance-B, Bill Stewart-E, Kenneth Gaillard-E, Stanley Harris-T, Robert R, Heavener-T, Hines Bostwick-T, Eddie Johnson-B, Terrill Gaddis-Mgr. , William L, McBride-G, Jerry Robinson-G, Allen Crawford-G, Jerry Ambrose-T, G, P. Hamilton-G, Billy Smith-B, David McEl- wain-B, Jimmie Covington-E, NOT PICTURED: Sammy King, Doyle Griffin. 3m'3f ge? A Here they are-the cheerleaders whom we saw cheering so energetically at all the Junior High Football games, On hand at every game, at home or away, were O'Neal Hill, Mary Virginia Hopper, Helen Booker, Kay Witt, Carol Dale McCown, and Scottie Griffin to boost the team and lead the yells. 19 Jll lllll IUIHBAII HAM JU IIIR CHEER- HAIIHIS Shirley Boyette Guard Joyce Dunnarn Forward Margie Griffin Forward l Ann Harpole Forward Billy Jean Shelton Forward Shirley Stewart Guard Vivien Daniel Guard Mary Hopper Guard Janice Ledbetter Guard Pat Wildrnon Forward Kay Witt Guard BASKHBAll Sponsored by MCBRIDE FUNERAL HOME---HORTON'S FEED MILL M. Griffin, J. Ledbetter, M. Hopper, P. Wildmon, J. Dunnam, P. Shadburn, S. Stewart, K. Witt, V. Daniel, A Harpole, S. Boyette, B. Shelton, Coach-James Jackson. Not pictured, Linda Street, Forward. 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' ' --sf-2, - 4 v 1 f ZX- ffm If JU IIIR VIH S The Y-Teens is a high school branch of the Young Wornan's Christian Association, whose purpose is: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of per- sonal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Chris- tians. ln this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Z3 Sl IIIR Y-IH S The Hi-Y Club, with the guidance of Mr, Gordon S, Ricks, fulfilled its purpose in creating maintaining, and extending high Christian character throughout the school and community, 24 E! 9.7-2 RLJA 3 1 In fl ,f 57 a WZ t ff 4-Q, . 'V ff is, 'gr nw Q' w, ew .W I qv Q ' F J' 4' ' -:YI T ' V -7 J 1 'face K gt- 1 4 ' 1 V 4 M, . ' 1 ,. I- 1. ' X x 'Q ' Ld. ig fy ' If ,l,. ,Q A -Y . ' xl. ' ' ' lQ1'J.' QQ X' Lk. Zll E Il -!- ' Et- ' Q19 Ui Y ul- 5 ' Q gg :rs , V , I . gs r' ,' 'U Ov J 'fix 'N ,Q I AIC 1' X WW Ar. 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L 'F A 'K .Q A K We the Sen1or Class of R1pley H1gh School County of T1ppah and State of M1ss1ss1pp1 1n twenty frve 1nd1v1dual and d1st1nct parts belng about to pass out of th1s sphere of educatlon ln full pos sesslon of a crammed m1nd well tra1ned memory and almost superhuman understandmng do make and publlsh thls our last w1ll and testament hereby revokmg and mak1ng vo1d all former w1l1s or prom1ses by us at anyt1me heretofore made or mayhap carelessly spoken one to the other as the thoughtless w1sh of an 1dle hour And f1rst do we d1rect that our funeral servxces shall be conducted by our frmends and well w1shers our supermtendent and h1s all w1se and ever competent faculty To the faculty we leave To the lowerclassmen we leave what IS left of dear old R1pley H1gh Nyleen and B1lly Dan leave Lorenzo and h1s washwoman the1r ab1l1ty to wr1te notes 1n Mrs Shumaker's class Coleman leaves h1s shy ways rn the good hands of Randle Huddleston Shlrley Boyette leaves to Margle her basketball game To Ruch Ad1rene leaves her ab1l1ty to dr1ve w1thout look1ng Jonye W1tt leaves her Eugene Honker Claudy and Elmer leave thelr talent of brown noslng the teachers to To Tommle Frances Sue leaves power to get someone llke Claudy to smg to her To James Wells Harold leaves h1s gtud1ous ways Patt1 leaves her charm to Kay To the football team of next year we leave the ab1l1ty of Bobby Elllott We couldn't mduce Mo' to leave h1s To the star student of the bookkeep1ng class of next year Johnny Braddock leaves h1s Jolly tunes and rhymes To B1ll1e Jean Lou leaves her he1ght and hopes she uses It W M leaves h1s fhrty nature to Edd Joe and Gene It w1ll take all three of them to take h1s place To Gravy Janle leaves her pol1t1cal d1scuss1ons Faye leaves her black curls to Buddy Ann Harpole bequeathes her secretar1al aptxtudes to Joann To Jamce Anne Shannon leaves her muslcal g1ft Mus1c hath charms to Sooth the savage beast To Lmda Jam1eson and anybody else who needs lt Shelby Jean leaves her bluff Apply early and avold the rush Ruth leaves her extra cred1ts to Joyce so she can flmsh school at the end of the semester Dorothy leaves her new ed1t1on of How to Become Football Queen to V1v1an To Gerald Waldon Sh1rley Stewart leaves her glft of gab And we do hereby constltute and appo1nt Superlntendent J A Bullard sole executor of th1s our last w1l1 and testament In w1tness whereof we the Class of 1954 the testators have to th1s w1ll wr1tten on one sheet of parchment set our hands and seal thxs twenty flrst day of May one thousand nxne hundred and f1fty four Dorothy Stevens Anne Shannon Z 7 Jimmy Ferguson, Jimmy McBride, Gerald and Travis, ' II I ' PIHIPHHIY The Senlor Class recelved th1s very lmportant message from Madame Ruth and her crystal ball The past IS behlnd us and we look to the future and see that Claudy 15 st1ll at the same old task of popp1ng pop corn wlth Johnny Braddock as manager of Carnegle Hall 1n New York We read on and f1nd that Lou has funshed her Phys1cal Educatlon course and IS teachlng at Ole Mlss Harold and Shelby Jean are well known Phys1c1ans and part owners of the Mayo Cl1n1c We also fmnd that Anne Shannon 1S teach1ng her favorlte subject cr1m1nology at Blue Mountaln Ruth and Joe Wayne have a f1ne herd of thoroughbred mules To our great Joy we f1nd that Charles Ernest has f1n1shed college and IS eng1neer1ng the bu1ld1ng of another Golden Gate Brldge Nyleen Dan and the l1ttle FOXIBS are a famous dance team on Broadway Shlrley Stewart 1S l1v1ng xn the Wh1te House w1th B1lly They would appreclate the votes of all thelr former classmates next electlon Jonye W1tt IS a famous wart doctor She had to go lnto the buslness It was cheaper than hav1ng someone else take them off Ad1rene has landed a Job w1th Sears Sn Roebuck modehng h1p boots Elmer has taken over Thad Bell's pos1t1on Dot Stevens has Jo1ned the Metropol1tan Opera and when on tour IS Marguerlte P1azza's su1te mate Bobby Morgan IS a renowned football coach at the Un1vers1ty of Cotton Plant Coleman represented the Umted States 1n the Olymp1c Games thls year Jan1e 1s edltor of the New York T1mes Patt1 and Mar1lyn are now maklng the1r th1rd plcture together W M 1S understudy to Roy Rogers Faye IS conductmng a class ln des1gn1ng 1n Washlngton Bobby El11ott IS servlng h1s f1rst term as Secretary of State Sue Clark IS a Powers' model Shlrley Boyette has Just about g1ven up She 1s st1ll an old ma1d Ann Harpole st1ll carr1es on long wmded conversatlons and gets away w1th It now that she's a telephone operator The message draws to a close These happy years we have spent together w1ll soon be 1n the past We the Senlors wrll not say Goodbye only Farewell unt1l fate br1ngs us together agaln 28 f ' . 1 1 ' 9 1 ' i 1 , . 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FAVURIHS MOST POPULAR Linda Street Clarence Stanford MOST BEAUTIFUL Patricia Horton MOST HANDSOME Charles Ernest Weatherly FOOTBALL CAPTAIN Charles Ernest Weatherly FOOTBALL QUEEN Dorothy Stevens BEST DRESSED .Tonye Witt Johnny Braddock MOST INTELLECTUAL Shelby Roten Harold Richardson FRIENDLIEST Ann Harpole Dan Calvery 32 MOST COURTEOUS Dorothy Stevens Coleman Beibers CUTEST Anne Shannon W. M. Hatcher , . r '41 QE: JG MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janie Jackson Bobby Elliott MOST ATHLETIC Shirley Boyette Bobby Morgan WITTIEST Shirley Stewart Curtis Lewellen 34 . A' -ff , ,.. j ., -gf.-f 'iw ,MEL 1 . MOST VE RSATILE Nyleen Barnett -'1 3' ,,,v dl! Qi Koi. .1 'fr-Ma ,iw fig? 5253 f ltg . Q 5 , - pa. 4 'f '35 .A V Qi IJ V: I' 'R , Isl' 'mp QQ ' ,ffl A, hh L W I affix 4? I7 01 J 4 H 43 'Wifi Q 1A l' tiwg 3'-imm 1 if 5'5- Y, x 'Fe 5 , ww V i 5 ala ff 4,94 'lf Bi , n ,Az we IHI PHIPHS BANK A Service Institution Member of F, D, I. C. 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