Quitman faithful come home
A couple hundred Bulldogs past, present and future gathered on the north side of the Wood County courthouse square Friday afternoon following the Quitman homecoming parade, donning blue jerseys, tees, uniforms and mums.
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Quitman faithful come home
A couple hundred Bulldogs past, present and future gathered on the north side of the Wood County courthouse square Friday afternoon following the Quitman homecoming parade, donning blue jerseys, tees, uniforms and mums.
As Quitman athletic director Shane Webber told those gathered on the lawn, the Bulldogs are building on something of which they can be proud.
