Title: Barnesville Exempted Village School District
Content:  The school's sports teams' mascot is the shamrock.
Title: Stomper the Maverick
Content:  The athletics teams of Minnesota State University, Mankato have changed over the years. Initially as a teacher preparatory college there was no formal mascot until the 1920s when the nickname the "peds" was used to refer to the pedagogues an informal reference to teachers. In the 1950s the mascot the Indians were adopted, but this was dropped in 1976 due to the fact that Native American groups saw this as not representative of their culture. During 1977 there was a competition to come up with a new mascot. During the same time then Mankato State University was transitioning to a new athletic conference, the North Central Conference. The winning suggestion was from Professor Roy Cook, a native of Minnesota, who suggested the Maverick. The Maverick is a wild powerful steer, unbranded and unyielding. The name "Stomper" (nickname of the school mascot) was announced during Homecoming festivies in 1993 (officially unveiled Oct. 14, 1993). Over the years Stomper has had different designs, with the most recent redesign in 2006.
Title: Associated Students of the University of Hawaii
Content:  In 1989, ASUH allocated $1,600 to create a new mascot. Bows-O the mascot was pink, gap-toothed, and wore a cartoon version of a football helmet. It made its debut at Aloha Stadium during the 1989 homecoming game. The crowd showered the mascot with debris, catcalls, and insults. ASUH called an emergency session and recalled its act three days later. Bows-O was not the official name of the mascot. Mark Takai (ASUH President '89), stated that ASUH "sponsored a contest to give it a name that coincided with the university's nickname, the Rainbows. But before we found a winner, everyone was calling it Bows-O and the name stuck, much to our embarrassment."
Title: East Stroudsburg Area School District
Content:  The mascot of East Stroudsburg Area School District was originally only the cavalier, or "cav" for short. However, because of the split, North's mascot became the timberwolf or "T-WOLF". The cavalier is now just the South's mascot.
Title: Beecher Community School District
Content:  Beecher's mascot is the Beecher Buccaneer.
Title: Paw Paw High School (Michigan)
Content:  The mascot used to be the Redskins. Having voted to retain the mascot in 2017, the school board decided to end the continuing controversy in March 2020 and retire the name at the end of the school year. On July 13, 2020, the school changed its mascot to the "Red Wolves".
Title: Bountiful High School
Content:  From its opening in 1951 to the end of the 2020-2021 school year, Bountiful High's mascot was the Braves. In July 2020, a petition circulated asking the Davis School District to retire the mascot. A separate petition to keep the mascot was started by an alum from Salt Lake City. School district spokesperson Christopher Williams announced on July 13 that principal Aaron Hogge indicated that the practice of having students at athletic events dressed up in Native American costumes would be discontinued. The controversy is part of a larger national issue about the use of Native Americans as mascots since the 1970s. After months of deliberation and conversations between community members and the school and district administration, it was announced on November 30, 2020 that the Brave mascot would be retired. The community was allowed to vote for a replacement mascot from a list of potential new mascots compiled by the school. In April 2021, the school officially changed its name to "The Redhawks."
Title: Marion Independent School District (Iowa)
Content:  On February 22, 2021, the school board serving the Marion School District voted to remove the past mascot of an "Indian" and begin transitioning to a new one. Before the vote was taken the School District reached out to Native American tribes within the state to garner opinions on whether or not to keep the current mascot of an "Indian." After much discussion, it was made obvious that the mascot wasn't acceptable and the school couldn't move forward into the future without a rebrand. The school than turned towards the student body to make a decision on what the new mascot should be. After nearly 3,000 votes were cast, the new mascot the "Mavericks" was chosen by nearly half of the participants. Other potential mascot names of "Red Storm" and "Red Wolves" were options as well within the survey.
Title: Bowsher High School (Toledo, Ohio)
Content:  Though the school's mascot has been Rowdy the Rebel since the school's opening in the 1960s, students and alumni in recent years have been arguing in favor of changing the mascot, which is a Confederate soldier riding a horse. In 2017, the TPS Superintendent Brian Murphy opened discussions regarding the potential change through a post on Facebook. The Facebook post in question, which has since been removed, sparked a passionate debate between current and former students about whether the mascot represented years of oppression. However, a lack of change since 2017 has prompted the community to continue pressing for action. As of June 2020, over 2,000 signatures were collected for a petition to change the mascot officially, with former students offering services to help make the process as cost-effective as possible. On December 9, 2020, Bowsher High School announced that their new nickname would be the "Blue Racers", which is a type of racer snake that is native to South Toledo and Swan Creek.
Title: Moscow High School
Content:  Exactly when the bear became the school mascot is not well documented, but the Lewiston Morning Tribune referred to the MHS basketball team as the "Bears" in early 1927. Alumnus and head coach Lyle Smith obtained a live bear cub for a mascot in 1941. The present school colors were noted in 1936, and likely date back decades further.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": We did not have a mascot at Baverstock School.
Answer: True