And by the time the string of decorated cars full of students wound around to appear at Church Circle, the sound was unmistakable.
"I got a feeling that A-High is in this house!" shouted members of Steppaz, Annapolis High School's step team, over car horns and band music as they stomped through the city.
The parade was the first that Annapolis High has held since 2006; for the past two years the event has been rained out, said Principal Don Lilley.
But this year the weather held off...
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AHS - 2009-10-25 01:04:53
Don Lilley deserves a lot of the credit for the success at Annapolis High School!
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Annapolis is Best - 2009-10-24 14:02:43
Annapolis High is well on its way back to being the premier high school in the state Keep up the good work and BEAT ST. MARY"S !!!!
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Great! - 2009-10-24 11:42:12
Just what the doctor ordered, something to lift everyones spirits. Keep up the good work Annapolis High for you are the future of Annapols.
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