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68889

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils

But my Middle School was “Red Devils,” so I’ll go with that.

68890

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils
  7. Bullpups
68891

Panthers, but we were never #1.

68892

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils
  7. Bullpups
  8. Chiefs
68893

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils
  7. Bullpups
  8. Chiefs
  9. Titans
68894

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils
  7. Bullpups
  8. Chiefs
  9. Titans
    10, Beavers (yes, for real)
68895

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils
  7. Bullpups
  8. Chiefs
  9. Titans
    10, Beavers (yes, for real)
  10. Trojans
    Nobody could penetrate our defense.
68896

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils
  7. Bullpups
  8. Chiefs
  9. Titans
    10, Beavers (yes, for real)
  10. Trojans
  11. Oranges
68897

Your high school sports teams’ name

  1. Panthers
  2. Wildcats
  3. Tigers
  4. Eagles
  5. Colts
  6. Red Devils
  7. Bullpups
  8. Chiefs
  9. Titans
    10, Beavers (yes, for real)
  10. Trojans
  11. Oranges
  12. Rams

I went to two different high schools.

Pass.

68898

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
    One of the greatest poets of World War One, killed in action at age 25 on November 4, 1918
68899

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel

Each movement of his “Le Tombeau de Couperin” is dedicated to the memory of a friend (or in one case, two brothers) who had died fighting in World War I.

68900

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni

Italian artist, head of the Futurist movement, wounded in 1915, and died in a riding accident while convalescing.

68901

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford

In 1915 financed a diplomatic mission to try to broker a peace between the European nations

68902

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford
  5. Lena Guilbert Ford

Lyricist who wrote “Keep the Home Fires Burning,” one of the most popular war-era songs. She and her son, living in London in the war years, were the first American citizens to die in a German air raid on March 7, 1918.

68903

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford
  5. Lena Guilbert Ford
  6. Edwin Hubble

Famous astronomer. Served in the American Expeditionary Force.

68904

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford
  5. Lena Guilbert Ford
  6. Edwin Hubble
  7. Ernest Hemingway
    Was an ambulance driver with the Red Cross.
68905

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford
  5. Lena Guilbert Ford
  6. Edwin Hubble
  7. Ernest Hemingway
  8. Christy Mathewson
    Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher with the New York Giants who was accidentally gassed during a training exercise in 1918. This, in turn, weakened his lungs and resulted in his developing the tuberculosis that eventually killed him in 1925.
68906

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford
  5. Lena Guilbert Ford
  6. Edwin Hubble
  7. Ernest Hemingway
  8. Christy Mathewson
  9. Alice Fitzgerald

Served as a nurse with American forces as the “Edith Cavell Memorial Nurse”.

68907

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford
  5. Lena Guilbert Ford
  6. Edwin Hubble
  7. Ernest Hemingway
  8. Christy Mathewson
  9. Alice Fitzgerald
  10. Harry S Truman
    Captain, U.S. Army. Battery D, 129th Field Artillery, 35th Division.
68908

101 years after the Armistice, 11/11/1918, anyone, famous or not, with a World War I connection

  1. Wilfred Owen
  2. Maurice Ravel
  3. Umberto Boccioni
  4. Henry Ford
  5. Lena Guilbert Ford
  6. Edwin Hubble
  7. Ernest Hemingway
  8. Christy Mathewson
  9. Alice Fitzgerald
  10. Harry S Truman
  11. Winston S. Churchill

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