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Wise Indians were "on the warpath," "puffs on the peace pipes," "ugh!"


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1964, Aug 28. Kingsport Times. 

The above article includes:

"whopping it up..."
"loaded again with scalps of less fortunate pale faces..."
"Indian wigwams.."
"Big Chief.."
"on the warpath..."
"Pow-wow"
"smoking a few puffs on the peace pipe."
"Ugh!"
"scalping knives..."

Central High School Warriors, VA

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JJ Kelly High School was a public county in Wise County, VA, that operated from 1953 to 2011. Their mascot was an Indian. In 2011, JJ Kelly was merged with Pound High School to form Central High School, which named themselves the Warriors.