Ripley High School - Riplian Yearbook (Ripley, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

ur' ' 'f ' ' JJQLMJW. ' 4 fff --:fin-7 ,1 wf , :Hr :km .J '. H:-14B ',iw'.4P' - 4 ' s bp: 3 -2A 'hII -x-r--' The Hiplian I' Publis THE BETA CLUB IFORIEWOIRI In this annual we have endeavored to portray student life at R. H. S.-our work and our disappointing ones, our pride Mater. We, the Riplian Staff, of presenting this, the second will serve as a record of one of High School. 2 play, our happy hours and our in and respect for our Alma have the privilege and honor Riplian, with the hope that it our best years spent at Ripley l 1 1 1 'I , F SH Y Y ': s ' V W , 1 , , l 4 .Y-1 ' A RYE x 3 l lElDllCCAllION To the one who has proved himself a sincere friend to each of the students during his twenty-one years at R. H. S., Who has endeared himself to the heart of us all by his genial personality, Who has commanded the respect of the entire student body, Who has maintained the same admirable determination during defeat and victory, Whose character is foreign to egotism, wrath, and im- patience, Whose name has been and always will be a tradition in RHS athletics, Who, because of his great love of RHS and its students, has devoted years of his life bettering its campus which is one of the most beautiful and serviceable in Tennessee, We hereby dedicate this i948 Riplian to our coach, Irvin tTinyJ Knee. 4 . -n MW . . 3 4 ,Z 3 i dial? 4 if if 'Q mb, Y .fi ,, ' A 'law r l I , qx ig W: up Fm, . ,. 'an ' - 1 4, MMM. if , - f.srg,,y ? .4,,, Q .an .f?- AILMVX lVllAlllER When our High School days are over, As the years roll by, ln our hearts our Alma Mater Ever more shall lie, Chorus Forward ever be our watchword, Conquer and prevail! Never die, our Alma Mater. Hail to thee, all haill Cherished by her sons forever, We shall thee revere. Never die our Alma Mate' Ripley High all cheer! 6 Faculty N w 1 I V BLDkd W 4 A IFAQUIILTY ,.,-f W? ,i . :L - i. . : lf! - vb gi. in-1 ,.-rw, N .ii . ,iz . ' ' 'H-5.:'ib 'TIA' .. V -99 M wr.. l A, . Mrs. Lynwood Grammer W. S. Cloys Mrs. Barney Dunavanl' Home Economics Agriculture Librarian 1? 5-so lf? A LIN' fm iw ' -f we f. if ' .z,,,., , i 1 av-49, ' F iff- f if- hffu . 17 'F' E . ir, fi., M, M W' ' Vi - H., 14 ii i'iLf3F'f 4 fa-ri . ' ,, ' L' if' ' ' 1' D ,, f - X .Me l' ' Q., , I, V LQ. , i M13 if ' 2-if 'si-f 1 3 Irv in Knee Physics 81 Mrs. W. S. Cloys Mathematics X. 5 ,., .jaw i . W y, X ,gr ... ' i ,S Miss Dorfha Jean Orr Athletics Commerce 36 'Q' Mrs. Allen Thomas Mrs. Irvin Knee English Biology 8. General Science 8 . IFFXCU UW Mrs. B. L. Drinkard Miss Anna Young Miss Nell Avery DE. 8. Chemistry Latin Solid Geometry 81 History R. L. Ammons J Mathematics 8. Assistant MrEI,eT?hnrgeEE3TEiy' r' Coach Miss Celeste Sanford Mrs. A. H. Hardy Mrs. Blanch Hellen English 81 History English Dietitian 9 ,e ak 11' 31 ak?- .G , I r 'K .2-'W 392'- 1 . '.. ,I . 1'5'f4' J! ' ' 2. 'x 4 -M Vw? 'fi M, 1 ,. fig . nk J'-u -:ww ' . 5 .V lui? SIENIIORS Q 1 gg W I 4, ,, M. M l N - A-4 N vt . .- . V . ,L ,x'?4.Q. 4' if A .. 'W' ff V n ,u is u ,gi .AM x ig .V .V .. 1 ,, X. X Q ,K ' ' RE. ' ffl' 5 r N, gr , , 11' .4 ,lf-M' , ii, '. ': ' Yvxv. 1 tj Y ' bf ' ' W 9 e U ' uuiilff' ,rw nil' . f X 1 X . ... fir' ,. - I. . ,,. 3 H 4 'Q' ' J' mg, ei A K , ! Ai 'HF' kk ' - sig 1... ,ggi 4 sa ' . A-I.. . .xl . F' .A 6327 - -006 ,:',lnQg.gg , 'Q . ' Qkief' ' , ,A Juv.. b f A uni uf, Q A . I ' J. ' 'fkafvf k Q ,. E 9 '- 1,5 :ig 7 - -f ,. , 4 . , V , Marie Williams F. H. A. l, 2, 3 Sanford Braden F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 R Club 4 Sentinel of F. F. A. Chapter and Disa trict 3 Billie Cheek F. H. A. l, 2 D. E. Club 4 High Life 4 C. J. Rorie F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 4 Basketball l Parliamentary team 3, 4 Livestock team 3, 4 SlENlOlRS 13 Harold Smith Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Basketball Captain 4 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 R Club 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Football Scholarship Tommie Belle Fortner Beta Club 3, 4 High Life 3, 4 Riplian Staff 3, 4 F. H. A. l Floyd Crain Foofball 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 R Club 4 Mina Evelyn McBride F. H. A. l, 2 Aprilene Morris F, H. A, I Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais 4 Junior Fish Football 3, 4 R Club 4 D. E. Club 4 Maggie Brasfield Beta Club 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2 Norris Chipman F. H.A. I,2 D.E.4 SIENIOIRS 14 Tom Frank Fowler Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 R Club I, 2, 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 Football CO-Captain 4 F. F. A. 3, 4 Vivian Shoaf Cheerleader I, 4 R Club 1, 4 F. H. A. I, 4 High Life 4 Basketball I, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 4 Builder Staff 4 President of West Tenn. F. H. A. June Smith Beta Club 3, 4 Riplian Staff 4 F. H. A. l Stewart Nunn Class President 4 High Life 4 4 Beta Club 3, 4 High Life 4 F. H. A. l Vice President 3 Le Cercle Francais Riplian Staff Walter Rainey Football l, 2, 3, 4 Football Captain 4 Basketball 3, 4 R Club 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 Cora Anthony Beta Club 3,4 High Life 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Riplian Staff 4 Le Cercle Francais R Club 4 Mary Kate Hutcheson Beta Club 3,4 High Life 4 Le Cercle Francais Riplian Staff 3,4 URS x eats. 15 Herman Reviere President l, 3 Vice President 4 Cheerleader 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Riplian Staff 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 R Club 4 Evelyn Coffman F.H.A. l Le Cercle Francais Joy Stanley F.H.A. l,2,3 Football Maid 4 Student Council 3 Le Cercle Francois Hobson Wakefield Beta Club 3,4 Riplian Staff 3,4 Le Cercle Francais High Life 4 Basketball 2,3 Grover Crowder F. F. A. 2, 3, R Club 4 Football 4 Track 3, 4 Doris Conrad F. H. A. l Le Cercle Francais 4 Lanelle Ray R Club Basketball 2, D. E. Club 4 F. H. A. l,2 Sterling Caldwell F, F, A, 2, 3 Beta Club 3 Dorothy Mueller F. H. A. l, 2 0- Marjorie Rhoads F. H. A. l, 2 Beta Club 3, High Life 4 Riplian Staff 4 Bobby Harrison F. F. A. l, 2 D E Club 4 Sarnmie Jean Ke F, H .A. lly Robert Drake lst. place W. Tenn. Latin Tournament l 2nd. place W. Tenn. Lation Tour- nament 2 Beta Club 3, 4 High Lite 2, 3, 4 One of finalists in Pepsi - Cola Scholar- ship Exam. Doris White High Life 4 Le Cercle Francais F. H. A. Bernice Newman F. H. A. l Tony Harrison F.F.A.l,2,3,4 4 Parliamentary Pro- cedure team 3, 4 District President F. F. A. 4 Jean Anthony High Life 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Sec. of Class 4 Vice Pres. Class 2nd, place Latin Tournament l Football Maid 2 Bill Thompson Football Mgr. l Football 2, 3, -4 D E Club 4 R Club Robert Louis Gaines FFAl2'l4 osciub' ' Elna Shelton High Lite 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3 Football Maid 3 Bully Jones D.E. Club president F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Elizabeth Crews F. H. A. Gayle Perry F. F. A. l, 3, 4 2nd place W. Tenn. dairy judging team 3 Reporter of F. F. A. 4 Editor of The Builder 4 Builder staff 3 Basketball 3, 4 Don White D. E. Club 4 R CIub'4 Football 3, 4 SIENIIO 33' M1 fr. -HQ!!! we E lie James Pace F. H. A. l, 3 Band l D. E. Club 4 Tommy Fullen F. F.A. I, 2, 3,4 Seed Judging team 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 Dot Ungerecht F. H. A. l, 2, 3 Le Cercle Francais Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball captain 4 Treasurer of F. H. A. 3 Betty Jean Kirkpatrick F. H. A. D. E. Club 4 Evangeline Koonce R Club D E Club F. H. A. Builder Staff Basketball l, 2, 3, Floyd Carroll F. F. A. , , , Builder Staff 2, 3, 4 Crop Judging team 3 High Life 4 Mariann Moorer Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, F. H. A. l, 2 R Club Pres. of Class 2 Sec. of Class l Bill Hendren Beta Club 3, 4 Riplian Staff 4 4 s SIENIIOIRS GB I9 Hasken Willis D E Class 4 Celestyne Johnson F. H. A. 1, 2 James Robert Maclin Football 3 Basketball 3, 4 Sadie Ervin D E Club 4 Doris Parham F. H. A., I, 2 Hugh Miller F. F. A. I, 2, Elizabeth Parrish F. H. A. l, 2 Irene Greer F. H. A. I, 2 SIENIIORS E1 5- Cv-fi, . P A f 7 i , su ' 0 I ...Wg . W 1, D? y.. Q .'.. my . fe .f 20 if 398' . 3 Etta Maie Herron F. H. A. 1 High Life 4 Annie Joy Cummings F. H. A. l, 2 French Club 4 Colleen Crook High Life Staff' 4 Beta Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Riplian Staff 4 F. H. A. I, 2 Thomas W. Marks Football I, 2, 3, 4 Ja S i -'11.rj ,'!'R 'WSF' SIENIIOIRS mes Paris F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 District winner in Public Speaking Contest l, 2, 3 Outstanding F. F. A. rgiember of chapter gtate Farmer Degree Builder Staff 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Riplian Staff 3, 4 3rd place in W. Tenn. Latin Tourna- ment l lst place in W. Tenn. Latin Tourna- ment 2 Student Council 2, 3 Jane Taylor Beta Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 High Life 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Co-cap- tain 4 , Riplian Staff 3, 4 F. H. A. I Student Council 2, 3 D. A. R. Citizen- ship Honor Girl 4 Sec. and Treas. of Class 3 Le Cercle Francais 4 R Club 21. VA. Peter Jones Football I, 2, 3, 4 Football captain 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Co-captain basket- ball 3 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Catgle judging team R. Club I, 2, 3, 4 MUINIIURS Xl 15,8 W' E. sf 'f!4f itil 2 PM by-Q-s x xX wa- X , -if ,, I 'jrwfl GN f , fu My Q Carolyn Steen, Jack Williams, Tommy Caldwell, Joanne Lockard. OFFICERS President ..... ............ .... C a rolyn Steen Vice-President --- ............. Tommy Caldwell Secretary ...... ........ . -- .... James Lee Bray Treasurer ..... ..... ..... J a ck Williams Reporter ....... .... 23 ---Joanne Lockard James Lee Bray Louise Grigsby Joyce Ervin Maxine Adams --xv itll Gi: 'lr' in mia it . , .,,.,? . 5 . 7.lj'Tli- .I . , , .. 5 - K. O. Bogue, Jr. Gwendolyn Burress Herb Jordan Carolyn Crihfield Mary Thompson Shirley Brandon Betty Bates Carolyn Steen Q Janie Leggett iiiis? it . L 'T W' ge rf do vii' 8 'qi Y Q , P' lqj li 1 gg . :md Q 5 - z ,f.i:i'MZ X ,, , ia K a L 'N 'W f l Joseph Edney Donna Thompson . i Ben Wheatley dl' Evelyn Tichenor N , cffifw gl K '- ' gl . -I , - l Li ' 4 f 9 F . ,v ht., T' iffflw Q 5 .l l:T'f1.4,. E. . J W . fi T Q . Tiffin Wat McCallum ,af ,si K Joy Tucker as X ' J me ' 'rv Jack Williams '..a1 V Mgrggref Hgpking Ruby Neal Tommy Caldwell Betty Sue Vol: .NX 1. Ann Rging Coy Crihfield Dorothy Durham Georgia Lee Johnny Holmes Betty Milam Joanne Loekord Wyamond Richardson . . y fan... Zelma Loo Christine Burnett Charles Burks Virginia Donnie B. L. Brown Bonnie Cooper Mary Marley Scott Hall Harrison 25 ' w Dorothv Coker Mary Helen Roe William Carroll Viva Claire Emerson Geraldine Bixzell Lula Fay Barnes Alcie Lee Hicks Doris Turner if. H 5- X -41 X- fi! K -ltr, ly: :L ifai .- L C A-if f' EH - iss 4, -ff I ew' X -H i 'L J., Bud Chapman Hilda Mgnegg 5 .5 Z1 3 07- Y F Emily Jo Thornley Syble Hutcheson 5 ' 7 iiiiigig 5 N , - wif f . .f . X,,. .H Keith Hill Hazel Herron Marvin Marie Garrett We .X j Roxelle Criner snmay webs Betty Ann Hoppers -G' .lim Dailey In 'lr . lv, ' 1 Billy Taylor Marie Hutcherson Crockett Kirby Christine Stubblefield fif' V vi I xr 'X Nina Perry Betty Jewell Moore J. W. Tapp Josephine Meyer Ray Crawford ' Lula Frances Caldwell James Fisher ' Rosa Anyan Rose Greer Jean Gaines E. G. Lockard Hilda Moe Pitts 27 1 Dorothy Brastield Helen Crews Mary Nell Pickens Louis Wheatley Ma ry Erra Cooper SOIPIHIUMOPRIES . si f 1 K , 9 QQ 14 ? E NAIS , Xb- V? l 'S- William Best, Jack Halliburton, Lawson Crain OFFICERS President ..... ................ J ack Halliburton Vice-President ..... .... L awson Crain Secretary-Treasurer -- ----WiIliam Best 29 Jerry Best Betty J. Underwood Doris Lovelace John Robert Williams Charles Duggan Jean Brown Shirley Turner Johnny Thompson Tommy Williams Joyce Walding Jimmy Summar Louise Scoggins Ed Keltner Annis Hopkins Lawson Crain Rudine Brogdon wa Betty Jean Brooks Carolyn Bickers Jimmy Hill y I fr' Martha Mullikin Jack Gaines Peggy Craig UID l-GSSSW Bonnie Allmon Bobby Wade 30 Finis Barnes Pauline Fitzgerald Milton McMahon In-Q J.. Janelle Herron Jack Halliburton Betty Jean Vowel Benny Meadows Bobby Denton Bertha Jean Luton James Cook Thelma Clemons Bobby Tomlinson Betty Jean Hale .4 . ' s qw-X f. Doris Harrison Joy Caldwell Gwendolyn Leon Boyd Hutcherson 'P W J s B ' Lynn Drumwright Joanne Butts William Parker Jeanette Willis A Q an Mary Crook Charles Nelson Bonnie Maness Lorene Haislip 3l an Clwiyn Rllffill Ray Chipman Mary Claire Reviere Donnie Garrett Billy Grimes Dmuld Fullen Betty Tarwater Lelia Mae Kirby Charlene Thompson Home, Adu,-,on 3 8 Genie Brandon Billy Maxwell Wilma Danley LYIIWOOJ Bfallllill BGNY ESCUG Allan Chambers Martha Barnes Billy Hunt Hglgn Lucy Edward Tar-water iff ' ' 'TQ' .P m, ,Y K 5 HW ' iyflfixi - M Avg W 55 2 .9 , 1- ' -A R f i iff 1:-.W . YQ ,A I In V A W. T. Parker Ann Smith William Best Jem' Ml' HGMY 32 Virginia Paris Tony Taylor Gladys Hyde Carlyn Skinner James Ryan Miller 'W 1' ' ',: ries KA rs Jerry Jones Pansy Webb Christine Barnes Richard Douglas Peggy Parham 'la Louise Fish Billy Tate Betty Mason Inez Stubbletield Earl Halfacre B r Q, 3 ' f 'fi' M me r P .V , . 3 life? ' if y y , l Betty Herron Letitia Connell Howell Caldwell Martha Ray Melvin Leggett Peggy Bradford Harold Strain Mary Ella Voss Charles Morris 33 IFIRIESIHIMIEN if f ,W 9 355. Q 5 ruvx i m f ' , fiij lffi :VN Betty Sue Haynes, Billie Joy Thornley, Dolph Smith OFFICERS President ....v ................ B etty Sue Haynes Vice-President --- ....... Dolph Smitll Secretary-Treasurer .... Billie Joy Thornley 35 Tommy Arwood Lloyd Yarbro Royce Campbell Dorsie Jenkins Jerry Sellars l'l3leY Akin Odell Smith Harry Jones Billy Joe McBroom Dolph Smith Larry Hopkins Bobby Lee Hurt John Flowers Earnest Nave, Jr. Patricia Cole Thelma Sellars Norma Fay Vowell Shirley Humphrey Shirley Beasley Fannie Bizxell Annie Kate Harrison Annie Vera Yarbrough Mary Lee Morris Lanelle Powell Betty Howard 36 Buddy Haynes Helen Nelson John F. Wilson Dorothy Sue Bennett Steve Rice Elsie Lee Hendren Jimmy Stovall Martha Ann Young Jim Porter Chipman Theresa Rainey Gene Braden Joyce Jones Bud Taylor Margie Strain Billy Martin Vondell Craig J is Jimmie Brown Billy Black Bob White Billie Joy Thornley Walter Bradford Ruth Maxwell Pickett Anthony Frances Greaves Oneal Fisher 37 Charles Carpenter Janette Bogue Donald Durham Marian Barcroft Harold Beshears W. B. Jones Betty Sue Haynes Jerry Piloher Annie Sue Canal- Don Savage X-wq Frank Gay Sarah Griggs Donald Jordan Beryla Adams Robert Odell fl L Elry Briggs Dean Fisher Billy Pace Rhoda Simpson Billy Griggs Peggy Barnes Dee Hughes Lola Burns, Bremen Helton Daisy william, 38 Thomas Moore Velva Welding Nadine Walker Alex Fisher 44 G. W. Screws Ruby Woodard we R- N W . V .. .24-.,:,, f E.' ',1 ' - fr 1' Lf ' - -J.-,?l3E'5' L I 2 X Y 'N 5, ' - Helen Perry Darrell Crook Don Colvin Anne Smith Charles Cunningham l Alcie Joy Luton Jimmy Douglas Joy Pierce Bobby Walker 39 Jane Younger William Gaines Joe Muller Farris Jones Marver Lee Savage , Jimmy Best Dorothy Ann Robin! .i Laderl Sides Laura Nell Flowers 4 Io. -. ' K. 5 A A SQ .l' A A 'Q Q' 15 .3 Na Bobby Kirby Johnson Roberts Pansy Hutcherson Larry Griggs P ::.k, , Wil ir be .ii i .gm B - x . Billy Blankenship Betty Davis Nathan Climer Dudley Matthews Peggy Jean Sanders James Roy Smith Ben Anthony Carolyn Ellis Don Smith Barbara Webb Thomas Queen Rosebud Chisholm 40 Peggy Kirkus Freeda Hemby Donna Cunningham Betty Jo Maxwell Bettie Burns Luther Sanders Jim Miller Johnny Rhodes Glenn Sutton Ray Jennings -f .4 x 34. , ., 3 wk Tw' 1. Q u ia! af?iiA Q lv yi' X4 I? U Q v -vt JV LE I .Y 1 S '25 .JMX 'W f Hex IV L9-wilff kg Q Y E Va! :MDE RUAU NRE! UPL X .4 4 ltgddi Q 45 . ,. r ..,. abh- C x , x aj, Q 2 I. 7:1 A.. yvhi 1 Q, is 0 a,' ' w it 140' 494' 54385 iv! mf ,J S' 4, 'F b '52, i I ', ..-if., Sk 5 IFIEPUVLUIRIES QAM A wk :?'ir Q' 'SW ff-117 if A W3- , Mm hw ', 71-Y ,, 43 zfrfffsfv'-.'e f 1- . +- . i To .,.., 3, ll I , M lam M5161 2FZm.'!'if??i11 13 XL Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Jane Taylor Honor Girl 'Wx ggi Mnss Josephme Meyer Fgorball Queen 45 -1 , , w K - 1, ' , ' x xx. ' ,Y x i A L .. - ea-I .Q 'M DL .g p , -. - K il: .,1 if W' W 'f . 4 1 . ' In e :ilk Q '- xf' ' ff i , - h xi . L 2 A V ' m ' F V 'fq 1 . ,Yi . X . V K X A Mk '12, ,x x . S V L .V , fy xx Vivian Joy Shoaf R. H. S. Honor Girl Thomas Peter Jones R. H. S. Honor Boy 1 - it Q eg- fiyfv N 5 , 5 of Sf, H William Hendren James Drumwright Winner of Scholarship To Harvard in 1947 Robert Drake Finalist in Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Competitive Examinations 1948 47 Winner of Highest Honors In NROTCi,SchoIasfic Examination f v i ,, . . P , . Q ' 4 51 'A f ' s.. up ,- ' . 4f.Xf.w2 ' 14? ' Nm '- f. -Q L5P,g5.,:Ei . Hg -4 H, 1 5' ' N' ' H1 71' . ' v1 , 1 X 132' K it 'Q A if A X 3.5 f .'f5k'f!i , . N ' fm ilufln ,':Y-.L.,s' , . , .Xe ,L ..n, 1 if ti Ui, S. sf 'hr X L' .RT A kqwgl 5 'g,. fy: my g. f ' ., W 1 v rl M. Q7 . 2 gg x VI' l 'A'1 . 5 ' Q ff , ' 'L'- A sl Q , . W qw as xg 6 W K , in t . A I f . ,YR I- ?. ' 1 , ' 'V f , qi S f c I jw f ,, ,, ,, N v e r ' N 'f 1 , 'if gf ' an I as L J 5 l Genie Brandon oy tan ey Maid to football queen Y -gy 1, A 3 . x'.. Donna Thompson Miss Home Economics 51 Maid to football queen TH IE Rl IPDILIIAN First Row-Marjorie Rhoads, Carolyn Steen, Mary Kate Hutcheson, Gene Grammer, June Smith. Second Row - Cora Anthony, Tommie Belle Fortner, Herman Revierc, Jane Taylor, Colleen Crook, Ann Rains, Jean Anthony. Standing - Mary Marley Scott, Robert Drake, Betty Sue Volz, Bill Hendren, James Paris, Mag- gie Brastield, Hobson Wakefield, Dorothy Durham, Virginia Dennie, Christine Stubblefield, Mrs. Knee, Rozelle Criner. THE RIPLIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief ............................... e,---Herman Reviere Associate Editor --. .................................e.. Jane Taylor Business Manager -H,.....,.....,............. Tommie Belle Fortner Feature Editor .--.,,e.. .- ...,,.......w...........,... Cora Anthony Art Editor .....,.e,.,..e.,........... E ...... .- ..,. Virginia Dennie Sports Editors .....e, ....,, C arolyn Steen, Hobson Wakefield, James Paris Advertising Staff A-, .... ., ....... -. ..... Gene Grammer, Betty Sue Volz Ann Rains, Mary Marley Scott Circulation Manager ,.,,...e.,................ Mary Kate Hutcheson Sponsor ,e..,....,-,,,,, ,, -.,, ,,-- ,...- Y- ,......... Mrs. Irvin Knee 52 'i Q ' Mm 'Ultra-wwf Q J' L. 1, if A il K 4, ,bf H Q . ,qw-N ,N .-wa.. 'xx f Y 455 X L-Q 4-, to 4 -d . fx KXfz,' E 'S' .. .. xl 'X ,-A as ,XL 4- Q xx f l-IHIGIHI ILIIIFIE nuff oli- ,L-D .SSX 7 1 -1- lf First Row - Jane Taylor, Gene Gramrner, Genie Brandon, Peggy Craig, Vivian Shoaf. Second Row - Betty Sue Volz, Tommie Belle Fortner, Jean Anthony, Robert Drake, Hobson Wakefield, Elna Shelton, Carolyn Steen, Mary Marley Scott. Standing - Stewart Nunn, Doris White, Colleen Crook, Cora Anthony, Floyd Carroll, Mary Kate Hutcheson, Etta Mai Herron, Marjorie Rhoads, Billie Cheek, Mrs Hardy. STAFF Editors-In-Chief ........................ Jean Anthony, Robert Drake News Editor ....................................... Cora Anthony Features ......... Sports Editor ..... -------------Jane Taylor, Betty Sue Volz, Mary Kate Hutcheson, Stewart Nunn ----------------------------------Floyd Carroll Reporters ........... ---Mary Marley Scott, Carolyn Steen, Gene Grammer Business Manager ............................... Hobson Wakefield Circulation Manager -------..------------------Tommie Belle Fortner Advertising Staff .............. Peggy Craig, Genie Brandon, Vivian Shoaf Typists .......... Sponsor ......... --------Doris White, Colleen Crook, Etta Mai Herron, Marjorie Rhodes, Billie Cheek, Elna Shelton -------------------------------Mrs. A. H. Hardy 54 -ll-IHIIE IB UIIIILI IER First Row - Gayle Perry, Bud Chapman, Margaret Hopkins, J. W. Tapp, Joyce Ervin, Velva Walding, James Paris Second Row - Vivian Shoaf, Joseph Edney, Tony Harrison, Floyd Carroll, Jeanette Willis, Betty Burns, Peggy Sanders, Mr. Cloys, Mrs. Grammer. STAFF Co-Editors-Vivian Shoaf, Gayle Perry Sports Editor - Keith Hill, Floyd Carroll F. H. A. News Editor - Velva Walding F. F. A. News Editor - Bud Chapman Typist -- J. W. Tapp Reporters - James Paris, Joyce Ervin, Joseph Edney, Tony Harrison, Jeanette Willis, Betty Burns, Peggy Sanders. F H. A Sponsor - Mrs. Grammer F. F. A. Sponsor -- Mr. Cloys 55 Thomas Peter Jones Highest Bill Thompson Second Highest Highest Salesmen in Magazine Con- test Sponsored by the Riplian. 56 SPORTS X X X , , sg df? -. .4 Q I I L V I ' -b ' ' A xi ' s r -f' an :il :L 5 vwrnstii 1 vw .f . M - N Af is PW X' fd 'Jah - 1: 'il' 1951. glfiyw 7- ' a r 4. Coach Irvm Tmy Knee Coach R L Ammons l3OOTlNtILlL 9 G 'll TQ sql., 'Bag n 871. W 411 58'7,3x7w, 75 fl tx 451 iv' 1- 5'W '- .4 Y M 5 3 WWW' aff- S First Row- Ray Jennings, Jerry Jones, Watt McCallum, Mgr., Jimmy Summar, Mgr., George Brown, Mgr., Buddy Haynes, Elry Briggs, Royce Campbell, Jim Porter Chipman. Second Row- Louis Wheatley, William Best, Jack Halli- burton, B. L. Brown, Thomas Marks, Peter Jones, Tommy Caldwell, James Ryan Miller, Harold Smith, Jerry Best. . A 'pa' e ,wx C: fi lm Q77 - . A 4' 'fn . ff . . ,, -L .N , 37.-' 4 Walter Rainey, Captain lm Que? X73 mf Y. fb Third Row- Earl Halfacre, Lynn Drumwright Jack Fish Jr., Floyd Crain, E. G. Lockard, Walter Rainey Sanford Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Total 59 Braden, Tony Taylor, C. J.- Rorie, Homer Adkerson Fourth Row-- Charles Duggan, Rozelle Criner Bill Thom pson, Don White, Grover -Crowder, Lawson Crain Bud Taylor, Billy Martin, K.O.BogueJr.Wyamond Richardson Humes Paris Bartlett Covington Dyersburg Ridgley Tiptonville Somerville Brownsville Halls E. G. Loclurd .. g . ,., . . A 5- ,gt 11,5 s f-,N hazy, n:,..a,. if ,Hz .i 'V w -.. IE ,y - -. , NFL,-ijlf' ' ' ' Q9-'G P , . - . ,ng ,, . s .way A.. . . V .:.4 4. ,. I f O . pu--9' ' A ' Tommy Caldwell ,IMI Ryan Miller Thomas Jones Harold Smith ln the first game of the season Humes overpowered Ripley 32-7. Considerably outweighed and short on reserves, the Tigers were unable to cope with the strong Humes team. Jones ran 76 yards to score for Ripley on a pass from Fowler and also added the extra point. Taking advantage of breaks, the Paris Blue Devils de- feated Ripley 33-l9. The score at the half was tied, but again Ripley's lack of reserves proved to be a deciding factor as several key Tigers were injured. By a touchdown and extra point scored in the first quar- ter, Bartlett won over Ripley 7-O. Miller, substituting for Jones on end, showed up well in the Ripley line, as did Rainey, regular Tiger center. The Ripley Tigers showed their power by tramping Cov- ington 39-O. The game was full of passes and long runs. Miller raced 49 yards to a touchdown with a pass from Smith. Duggan was stopped on the lO after a 25-yard run. Two touchdowns by Jones, one by Smith, and a blocked punt added the other points. Though bowing by a score of I2-O, Ripley's defensive power was displayed when twice they held the strong Dyers- burg Trojans on the one-yard line. Dyersburg's scoring began in the second quarter with a field goal. 60 Jack Halliburton Earl Hglfggpg Using reserves, Ripley rolled to a 19-6 victory over Ridgley's lighter and less experienced team. An entire second team started the game and the main team was not used until the third quarter. The Tigers added another victory when they defeated Tiptonville 27-21. Jones scored all four of Ripley's touch- downs, two of them in the first period. Playing in a downpour of rain, Ripley topped Somerville 7-6. The pass combination of Smith to Jones accounted for both the touchdown and the extra point. Because of the wet field, both teams punted frequently. ' Ripley was defeated by a score of 20-7 after a hard-fought game with Brownsville. The passing team of Smith and Jones made Ripley's lone tally, though the Tigers threatened sev- eral times. The annual game between Halls and Ripley' was a fitting climax to a good football season. Again Ripley won by an extra point in a thrill-packed game between two evenly matched teams. Jones made the three Ripley touchdowns and one extra point, while Smith added the other point. 61 Tony Taylor Don White Bill Thompson ' ar. . .. K' I as i .A ,ez ef+-:za 74 -if F- ,:p.., , - we ixgsfi-A: ,f ' ' 'f' 'H' ' A U f X f-Q M -.F 'w F Nl .Mig igsriwg-we w x .bww r-:y . T1-in aa Ai. .ASL 'Mi' iw xl M P V Q Y I L, , .M ,Q if ..-:J ' L F' All if V vw e n n We Q f iff N? -e., ,T-WH .M 1 . ,i fiifv' n- 1 , ,Q -.Qu ' e , A ' V1 ee. was- - , ' 'Qg+fJriNl .l-. Mg Zvi .v , 9 V, S, 5 X V... f E' ga. A 1 MN 'ag - lu N , 'Q n iff 24 fs. , V' ' Y, -.e-I. :SA ' M 'g - ,Q-.fl we A ,. n. ., fYf1 .e,, W R eg-, ,K . ,md l,.,'Q.'nA ' K M -5 If-. X :Mu-,YQQKQN Qzhg ,g'?'m'3 ' ' . 1 'n -A - e Q ' n. 5 1911931 'fb , ea ' ' L ,YL ' W. h .. gg 1 fs. , ff if -' 'V-,vb -.P-:Vw i ,N A .W ,f- I 4- FI d C . -ami? ' !g:u.rj.f .L.:R5gfg.W'.,,:?,,j '-4 ' '.. A ,, o ram Q' ' L' .- -C, ,A-.-V lwifbsmi--:,. e fe nf' - Y . Mm ,.:?.e . fmfieat-5:95.25 Sanford Braden Rozelle Criner The Ripley Tigers Eleven 62 vs.-ERT. 'J' V . f --1 -1 1 f 1 999994 was 6.15:-1w 'Ef , wir fff a .V .1, .i,., sm vat aayr 57 7 Letter Men of 'I947 d, ' t . 1' L 'V ' Q si I Q 'Q . ' fx uf Q ,Q 'MQ 'V Y f Mr .. Graduating Members ot the 'I947 Team 63 f 5243 .gh t ' a AVBL I A w E CIHIIEIEIRILIEAIDIEIRS Z y Herman Revierep Jane Taylor, Captaing Marianne Mooreri Vivian Shoaff Joanne Lockardp John F. Wilson. 063, 64 Track Team of the Year 'I946-47 . J T gs 4 ,I 1' ,.,, A -riff, gm ,l Ripley High School won the championship in the first Big Ten Track and Field Meet held here since the war at lrvin Knee Field in May l947. First place in the mile relay was won by the Ripley relay team, composed of Thomas Peter Jones, Harold Smith, Grover Crowder and Dearl Halfacre. Thomas Jones won first place in the shot put, Dearl Halfacre the 200-yard low hurdles, Harold Smith the javelin throw, Milton McMahan the pole vault, and Jimmy Wyatt the 880- yard run and the mile. Winning second places were: Dan Lucas in the broad lump, Thomas Jones in the lOO-yard dash and the javelin throw, Grover Crowder in the 220-yard dash, Harold Smith in the shot put, Nor- fleet Anthony in the 200-yard low hurdles, and Tom Frank Fowler in the 440-yard dash. Dan Lucas took third place in the lOO-yard dash, Thomas Jones in the 220, and Guy Henderson and Milton McMahan in the high jump Ca tiel. ln the West Tennessee Track Meet held in Memphis the Ripley track men were superior to opposing teams from schools the size of Ripley High, scoring points to place fourth in the big meet. At Crump Stadium Harold Smith took second place in the javelin throw, Jimmy Wyatt fourth in the mile, and Thomas Peter Jones took fourth place in both the discus and shot put. 0 65 IBASIIQIET IBAILIL Standing: Jeanette Willis, Pansy Webb, Christine Barnes, Joyce Walding, Gwendolyn Hutcherson, Louise Fish, Peggy Bradford, Mary Nell Pickens, Jean Brown, Peggy Craig, Irvin lTinyl Knee, Coach. Second Row: Carolyn Chihfield, Josephine Meyers, Jo- anne Lockard, Aprilene Morris, Georgia Lee, Vivian Shoaf, Mariann Moorer, Mary Claire Reviere, Gladys Hyde, Dorothy Coker. First Row: Gene Grammer, Jane Taylor, Marie Hutcher- son, Dot Ungerecht, Evangeline Koonce, Lanelle Ray, Cora Anthony. GIRLS Ripley .,,..,, ..,,,, 2 9 Brownsville ,...,, 27 Ripley ....,, ...... 2 l Munford Zl Ripley ....,.. ...,,. l 5 Covington 45 Ripley ....,, ,, 3l Brighton 39 Ripley ....,,. ...,.. 3 4 Somerville 55 Ripley ,...... ..,.,. 3 7 Halls . .. 54 Ripley ,,,.,,. ...,.. 4 6 Brownsville l 5 Ripley ,,..... ,.,,,. 4 l Brighton 36 Ripley .l ...........e.. 34 Somerville 27 Ripley ....,,. ....,. 3 2 Munford . 28 Ripley ....... ,.,,., 3 7 Halls ,,,,.. 43 Ripley ....... ..,,., 2 5 Covington 43 Total .... .... 3 82 Total 433 Dot Ungerecht Girls Basketball Team of 'I947-48 67 Capt I 0 , H -.,.. ..., i EJ - , , lain, H 2 ,..,1, . X 'Tl' 'if ' WU Standing: Dudley Matthews, Keith Hill, Walter Rainey, Rozelle Cririer, Milton Mclvlahan, Jack Halliburton, Tony Taylor. Second Row: Tommy Caldwell, Gayle Perry, James Robert Macliri, Harold Smith, W. B. Jones, Johnny Holmes, l 5 Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley - i Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley Ripley 69 SCHEDULE Brownsville Munford . 36 I9 31 Covington , 21 Brighton 40 Somerville 35 Halls 32 Brownsville I2 Brighton 28 Somerville 29 Munford 35 Halls 39 Covington 357 Harold Smith Tommy Caldwell, Walter Rainey, Harold Smith, Rozelle Criner, Gayle Perry. 1 70 Captain Walter Rainey, Guard Harold Smith, Center Gayle Perry, Forward Walter Rainey, Guard Rozellc Criner, Guard Tommy Caldwell, Forward 71 I' my 4f ' ' gr 'fn 5 ,L ,'. ff 9 If L . , I E Q! , -1 E. URGANHZMVIIONS u-cmn 5 I 69 -, 11 i ' mmm! WWML nf!!! 'S u. mn 'JR XG :-.xx 9 sm A X I 6, WJ iw X5 ff EETI06 I my' . 'JL Ml? ful- 9 , , , 73 IBIEJVPX CIUUIIB Top Row: Jean Anthony, Rozelle Criner, Marjorie Rhoads, Betty Sue Volz, Mary Marley Scott., James Paris, Billy Hendren, Robert Drake, Cora Anthony, Ann Raines, Mrs. Irvin Knee. Second Row: Tommie Belle Fortner, Herman Reviere, Mary Kate Hutcheson,--- Robert Drake, --... -- Cora Anthony,--- Hobson Wakefield,-- Mrs, lrvin Knee,--- 74 Gene Crammer, Jane Taylor, Hobson Wakefield, Mary Kate Hutcheson, Christine Stubblefield, Dorothy Durham. First Row: Virginia Dennie, Carolyn Steen, Colleen Crook, June Smith, Maggie Brasfield. - - - - - President - - - -Vice-President - - - Secretary - - .Treasurer - - - -Sponsor ,T .... R. ULUIIB Row L- Jack Halliburton, Herman Reviere, Marianne Moorer, Vivian Shoaf, Jane Taylor, Joanne Lockard, John F. Wilson. Row 2.- Mr. Ammons, Tommy Caldwell, James Ryan Miller, Harold Smith, Milton McMahan, Tom Frank Fowler, Thomas Marks, Gene Grammer, Thomas Jones, Walter Rainey, Jack Williams, E. G. Lockard, Cora Anth- ony, Sanford Braden, Junior Bogue, Wat McCallum. Row 3.-- Charles Duggan, Junior Fish, Don White, Grover Crowder, Floyd Crain, Tony Taylor, Bill Thompson, Lan- elle Ray, Dot Ungerecht, Evangeline Koonce, Georgia Lee, Marie Hutcherson, Rozelle Criner. Walter Rainey,-- Tom Frank FowIer,-- Vivian Shoaf, ........ Thomas Peter Jones,--- Mr. R. L. Ammons,-- ...... -- 75 - , - - - - President - - - - - Vice-President , - - Secretary-Treasurer - - - - Business Manager -Sponsor I . IE. GLLHIB Bottom Row: Sammy Jean Kelly, Norris Chipman, Marie Hutcherson, James Pace, Betty Kirkpatrick, Evangeline Koonce, Evelyn Tichenor, Billy Cheek, Betty Milam. Middle Row: Floyd Crain, Bobby Harrison, Robert Louis Gaines, Jack Fish, Jr.. Hasken Willis, Walter Rainey, Tom Frank Fowler. , Top Row: Bill Thompson, Don White, Billy Jones, Georgia Lee, Shirley Webb, Louise Grigsby, Tommy Fullen. Sadle Ervin, LaNelle Ray, Mrs. B. L. Drinkard, Advisor. President ..... Vice-President- - Secretary ..... Treasurer- - - Reporter ....... Officers Sergeant at Arms- - - 76 ------Billy Jones Evangeline Koonce -----LaNelle Ray ----Floyd Crain ---Hasken Willis ---Don White ILIE lClElRClLlE IFIRANCAIIS 'lst Row-- Mary Kate Hutcheson, Gene Grammer, Her- man Reviere, Hobson Wakefield, Ann Rains, Doris White. 2nd Row- Alice Hicks, Mary Thompson, Louise G-rigsby, Gwendolyn Burress, Dot Ungerecht, Shirley Brandon. 3rd Row- Ray Crawford, Evelyn Coffman, Joy Tucker, Betty Ann Hoppers, Joy Stanley, Lula Frances Caldwell, Lula Fay Barnes. 4th Row- Annie Joy Cummings, Aprilene Morris, Irene Greer, Colleen Crook. 5th Row- Mrs. Monroe Carney, Advisor, Mary Nell Pickens, Cora Anthony, Betty Sue Volz, Carolyn Crih- field, Mary Jane Taylor, James Lee Bray, Bonnie Cooper, Mary Marley Scott. Officers President ..... .... D ons White Vice-President ...... -,----,- A nn Rams Secretary-Treasurer .... .... H obson Wakefield 77 IF UITUIRIE HUM President, ....... Vice-President,--- Secretary, ...... Treasurer, ......... Program Chairman, ParIiamentarian,-- Reporter, ..... Historian, ....... Pianist, ........... -- - - - - -Vivian Shoaf - - -Virginia Dennie Billie Joy Thornley - - - Dot Ungerecht - - ..... Janell Herron - -Thelma Clemons -- - - - - -Velda Walding Viva Clair Emerson ------Nina Perry Finance Chairman, .... .... C hrisfine Barnes Sponsor, ........ - - - - Mrs. Gramrner lAllQlElRS Ol3 AMIEIRIICA Row 'I.- Beryla Adams, Ann Smith, Patty Warren, Mar ver Savage, Joy Stanley, Thelma Sellers, Patricia Cole Helen Nelson, Carolyn Ruffin, Betty Jewel Allmon Lelia Kirby. Row 2.- Peggy Kirkess, Doris Lovelace, Mary Peacock Martha Ann Young, Betty Jo Maxwell, Viva Emerson Joye Ervin, Virginia Dennie, Joy Pierce, Janette Bogue Lona Burns, Frances Greaves, Ruby Neal, Marie Hutcher: son, Hazel Herron, Row 3.- Louise Scoggins, Gerry Bizzell, Theresa Rainey, Billie Joy Thornley, Peggy Barnes, Bonnie Maness, Betty Brooks, Nina Perry, Christine Barnes, Sara Griggs, Doris Harrison, Margie Strain, Bette Burns. Row 4.-- Dorothy Mueller, Betty Mason, Inez Stubble- field, Mary Algie Crook, Daisy Williams, Mary Roe, Betty Bates, Doris Turner, Dorothy Brasfield, Janie Legg- ett, Zelma Lee. 79 1 1 1 LFUTUIIRIE IHIOMIE lVlPXlK,llElRS OIF AMIEIRIICA Row L- Betty Howard, Dorothy Bennett, Hilda Pitts, Ann Smith, Margaret Hopkins, Betty Davis, Jettie Mae Henry, Mary Nell Pickens, Ruth Maxwell. Row 2.- Donnie Cunningham, Peggy Bradford, Marian Barcroft, Helen Woodard, Peggy Sanders, Mary Lea Morris, Betty Sue Haynes, Shirley Ann Humphreys, Laura Nell Flowers, Vera Yarbrough. Row 3.- Pansy Hutcherson, Wilma Danley, Letitia Connell, Betty Vowell, Alcie Luton, Charlene Thompson, Donna Thompson, Fannie Bizzell, Joyce Jones, Barbara Webb, Betty Underwood, Jo Anne Butts, Helen Perry, Betty Jean Parham. Row 4.- Elsie Lee Hendren, Dot Ungerecht, Marie Williams, Carolyn Ellis, Christine Burnett, Carlyn Skinner, Annie Kate Harrison, Dell Craig, Rosebud Chism, Dorothy Ann Robbins, Nadine Walker, Jane Younger, Bonnie Cooper, Janell Herron, Martha Mullikin, Pauline Fitz- gerald, Mary Ella Voss. BO IFLUITLUIRIE IPARMIERS UI? AMIERIICA First Row Tony Harrison, B. L. Brown, Billy Jones, Finis Barnes. iff? xy! Second Row Floyd Carroll, James Paris, Gayle Perry, Mr. W. S. Cloys, William Best Joseph President .... Vice-President--- ---- Secretary .... Treasurer .... Reporter--- Sentinel--- - - .-.- Tony Harrison B. L. Brown James Paris - - - - Billy Jones - - -Gayle Perry Finis Barnes lFlLllllLlllRlE lFPlRMlERS UI? AMllElRllCA Row 1.- William Carroll, Jack Gaines, George Brown, Jimmy Summar, Ed Keltner, James Fisher, C. J. Rorie, Tommy Williams, Lynwood Bracken. Row 2.- Sterling Caldwell, Hugh Miller, Wyamond Richardson, Billy Jones, Walter Rainey, Louis Wheatley, Sanford Braden, Milton McMahan, Grover Crowder, Herman Reviere, Floyd Crain, Keith Hill. Row 3.- Harold Strain, Richard Douglas, Finis Barnes, James Paris, B. L. Brown, Ben Wheatley, Wm. Best, Billy Maxwell, Charles Burks, Tommy Fullen, Joseph Edney, Tony Harrison, Mr. Knee. Row 4.- Mr. Cloys, Floyd Carroll, Billy Pace, Don Shephard, Hall Harrison, Crockett Kirby, John Walter Williams, Jerry Best, Lynn Drurnwright, Earl Halfacre, Bud Chapman. Row 5.- Mr. Drinkard, Mr. Ammons, Gayle Perry, H. L. Adkerson, Coy Crihfield, Billy Grimes, Donald Fullen, William Parker, J. W. Tapp, Raymond Vaness, Carey Ervin, Howell Caldwell. 82 IFlUlTlUlRlE IFARMIERS GIF AMIEIWICA --e.....4utw., -.. .iv Row 'l.- Dorsie Jenkins, Jerry Sellars, James Roy Smith, Elry Briggs, Jim Porter Chipman, Bobby Walker, Larry Griggs, Oneal Fisher, G. W. Screws. Row 2.- Gene Braden, Billy Black, Jimmy Douglas, Larry Hopkins, Buddy Haynes, Billy Griggs, Ray Jennings, Don Smith, Odell Smith, Darrell Crook, Bremon Hel- ton, W, S. Cloys lAdvisorJ. Row 3.- Bud Taylor, Wm. Sonny Gaines, Bobby Lee Hurt, Don Savage, Bobby Kirby, Glenn Sutton, James Pilcher, Frank Gay, Tommy Arwood, Charles Langley, Horold Beshears. Row 4.- Ernest Nave, John Flowers, Thomas Moore, Billy Gene Martin, Thomas Queen, Luther Sanders, Alex Fisher, Donald Durham, Haley Akin, Charles Carpen- ter, Billy Joe McBroom, 83 Complnmenfs of FERCASON BROTHERS DRUG CO. Qs Rnpley Tennessee COMPLIMENTS or A' J. ff 97 5' SINCE IHT9 ' UUTFITTEHS FDR MAIVKIND Ripley Tennessee s 455, Afak 0 Q- 0 v- O QQ. .3 '9 Q- ve QQ 'O Q50 J Always Insist on FORBES PRODUCTS COFFEE - TEA SPICES - EXTRACTS MUSTARD - SAUCES - MINCE MEAT Quality Products Since 1853 Wm. H. Steen - Salesman .. FORBES EBEFEE E- ,. 'S ,M 1? 1-M-4 v.'! sms 1' +R E E NELSON'S nav cooos co. COME HERE EOR .--, M YOUR Psnsaunnlzru - Pnopanrmfvs If A NYLONS ' U A, - 2123: 84 T0 ,,gf.xf'l ..- J 1 - -,,zl lla-. , , I 's I 'n I 1' 1' c 06:.l I I . i RIPLEY FEED AND ..l,,q wr-val :Am 'J ' 5 V lf' up PRODUCE CO. - No - A - ai in PAYTO THE ORDER OF RIPLEY, TENN. I9-l 'r 5 W iw ' 5 'on U BA ini . mu uumunn nal DOLLARS We cordially invite the high school boys and girls to make our bank their banking home FARMERS UNION BANK MEMBER F.D.l.C. Compliments of PARSONS CLOTHING CO. 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