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Fans - The 'In' Crowd Devoted, spirit-filled, ever- ithful, supporters, proud . . . nese are the kinds of people that acked our stadiums, gymnasiums, 1d fields on game days. hroughout the year's events, fans 'aved rain, wind, freezing eather, and scorching heat to leer on the Colts. Each athletic season attracted a .riety of faces - some were familiar mile others were new to the scene. me old, familiar ones belonged to mily and friends of the athletes mile many of the new ones were embers of the community who .d heard the spreading news. all and winter brought nkets, a chance to cuddle and it chocolate into the football stadium. As the temperatures gradually dropped, fans continued their faithful support. Crowds huddled and bunched up under patched quilts and multicolored blankets. When a touchdown called the crowd to a stand, blankets were forgotten and were often found underneath the bleachers. As football came to a close, the fans moved to the gym. The entire building came alive with shouts, cheers, and crys of discontent. Each season held its own thrill and drew its own special crowd. Each event allowed not only students but people from the community to come together to be a part of the pride of West Stanly. BRAVING THE STORM. During the Mount Pleasant Football game, Principal Tom Rogers and Jeff Branch brave the downpour to pull for the Colts over the Mount Pleasant Tigers. Despite the gruesome storm, West Stanly emerged victorious by a score of 26-15. COMMUNITY EFFORT. With the help of a few more experienced friends, Kim Hathcock completes her algebra assignment while watching the tennis match. Although West lost to the Mt. Pleasant Tigers, Kim completed her assignment with ease. Fans!163
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