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Keep the name Byrnes rebels

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Carol parham
11 years ago

Keep the name

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sheila Burnett
11 years ago

i didn't go to this school, but a lot of my friends and family did so i will back them up

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Gene Marquess
11 years ago

This craziness has to end.

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James Darrell Huitt
11 years ago

This is idiotic! When's it gonna end? Mississippi will be next if y'all let this pass! And I went to Dorman! Still at Rebel fan too!!

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Nicholas Scott Stoneburner
11 years ago

Keep the name the same! Let the people speak!

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TIM BRIDGES
11 years ago

It isn't a racist symbol. It is a sword. It is also a source of pride with whites and blacks. So leave my beloved Rebels alone!!

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Tammy Brooks
11 years ago

The school has nothing to do with rasism leave James F. Byrnes High School alone!!!!!!

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Jennifer Ledford
11 years ago

Class of 1999

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ramona hayden
11 years ago

leave the mascot alone

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Karen Meeks
11 years ago

I'm a Greer grad '82. I'm signing because Byrnes has ALWAYS been the Rebels!!! Don't change a Great history of football!!!

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John Manly
11 years ago

I'm not a Byrnes grad. But I care because we have got to stop the wave of PC garbage running rampant these days. Stop the nonsense!

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Tim Marr
11 years ago

Rebels all the way!

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Angela lee
11 years ago

Keep it

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Donna Bragg
11 years ago

Please leave the name Rebel in for Byrnes High School!!! GO REBELS!!!

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Don Hall
11 years ago

Keep the Byrnes Rebels.

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Leslie Vance
11 years ago

I have always supported Byrnes REBELS and won't stop now ..

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Cooper McIntyre
11 years ago

2015

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Olivia Williamson
11 years ago

This is my Alma Mater as of 2013. What in the world is wrong with the mascot "rebels?" That's MY heritage, but it's okay to take it away? I say NO.

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Cathy Barton
11 years ago

We have got to stand up to make sure it stays the Rebels.

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rob g
11 years ago

Kind of looks ridiculous to go from state house grounds to school grounds. I think the naacp needs more white people on there board and less african americans, since we are here about equality.