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The Vietnam Era

Due to the Nazi resurgance on mainland Asia, the United States was launched in to glorious combat once again. Using nuclear hand gernades, and the PPJ (Personal Portable Jet-Pack) made by Microsoft, G.I. Joe and Rambo rocked the disco era one last time. However the Vietkong had a secret weapon besides the communists superiorty; a mummified Aaron Burr. He had sweet gun action and mad skillz at b-ball. He also likes his sweet potato pie.

Fort Hill High School... Home of the Wonderful Atheletes

In Cumberland, Maryland, the most extreme high school is Fort Hill.

Academics

Football

The Sentinels have a long tradition of employing fifth year seniors to complete their only season goal of winning Homecoming. Also the stars of Fort Hill consist of the late, great Andre Pope and Brian Jeffries.

The Hall of Focker

The wonderful Sentinels also have a tradition of placing first loser, as called second place banners in their gym. Anybody can see that few of the banners are actually championships.

Cross Country --Lordtortville 19:37, 28 November 2006 (UTC)Brian Jeffries "I'm a Staw"

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