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Barry Tucker, our first band director, wrote the "Mighty Titans" fight song and it made its debut at HVJH's Winter Band Concert.
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Sandi D'Alessandro, our first art teacher, created the library pyramid school logo.
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Amanda Lenhardt was chosen as the first student to enter HVHS. She arrived in a limo and cut the opening day ribbon. The cheerleaders, dance team, 800 students, 100 staff members, a new crew AND the entire marching band then squeezed into the front hall to celebrate day one as Titans.
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At the dedication ceremony students buried a time capsule, which is to be opened during our 10th year.
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Despite the lack of former students to "come home," Titans celebrated homecoming with a parade led by the Mighty Titan Marching Band, followed by class floats, cheerleaders, homecoming court, etc. There was no King or Queen.
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The building opened with no classroom clocks and no classroom trashcans. The first SCA bought the classroom clocks. They were distributed in early December.
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Staff and students celebrated Sara Cann Hat Day in December to honor Sara Cann, a beloved teacher who was fighting breast cancer. Mrs. Cann has been at HVHS all ten years.
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Laptops were distributed to the 9th graders on February 5, 2003. Hidden Valley High School was the first high school in Western Virginia to issue laptops to students.
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The Premiere Prom was held at the Jefferson Center. Students danced to music from popular artists Fifty Cent, P-Diddy, and B2K. The names of the first students selected as Titan Twelve were revealed at the prom.
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Due to missing 12 snow days, HVHS students only had two days for Spring Break the first year.
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