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School Colors

Reference the http://www.warrick.k12.in.us/Schools/Schools.htm website. Boonville and Castle do not have "white" as a school color. In fact, many schools do not. With respect to BHS and CHS, it is used as a trim color, and sometimes as a light main jersey color on athletic uniforms, but should not be confused as a school color. Castle may have used, from time to time, jerseys that are "Navy Blue" but their official colors are, and have always been "Royal Blue" and "Gold." Likewise with Boonville and the use of "Old Gold" or even "Yellow" versus the official school colors "Black" and "Gold" on athletic and marching band uniforms. I went to both schools. I also went to Purdue, so I know what "Old Gold" is. Caisson 06 (talk) 20:00, 5 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]