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Leading a chant while stiring up spirit is Coach Gyles Hall, our number one cheerleader. While hundreds of people follow the football teams progress, an equal number flock to see the Band of Blue’s Performance at the State Contest, hoping it will again be 1. Though the pressures of being first at state and the rain-slicked astro-turf hamper the Bulldogs move- ments, they leave with the knowledge that skill and determination can take them far. Although we need no reminder, Travis Rice No. 80 makes the Bulldog position crystal clear. Prologue 5
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You Had To Be There While we found it easy to boast about a new eight million dollar school and a 1 band, we added to the already impressive accomplishments a Lower State Football Championship and a higher academic stan- dard. We began to care what happened, where it happened and with whom it was concerned. We got proud, loud, and in- volved and let our spirit take over. “A second home with a spirited feeling where things happened and we wanted to be,” was how Leslie Burgess defined 1220 Bulldog Ave. Another student stated that our school wasn’t a building, a sign, or a name but people—people who worked, laughed, and learned together, people who wanted to be there. The old cliche, ‘practice makes perfect’, was found to be true. As routines became familiar and faces no longer strange, WHS in the making was WHS made, and though a “First Class Act” was hard to follow we did our best, and landed on top, and de- served A Stamp of Approval. “The School spirit that brought about the great football team and band we had deserved my Stamp of Approv- al.”— Kelly Whi- taker, Sophomore. “The support that came not only from the school but also from the communi- ty stamped the year with approval” — Garrett Carter, Sen- ior. 4 Prologue
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