Title: Waltrip High School
Content:  Stephen Pool Waltrip High School is a public high school located at 1900 West 34th Street in Houston, Texas, United States, 77018. Waltrip, which serves grades 9 through 12, is a part of the Houston Independent School District. Waltrip has Houston ISD's Research and Technology magnet program. The school's namesake is a former principal at the defunct Houston Heights High School, who transferred to Reagan High School (now renamed Heights High School) after that school replaced the original Houston Heights High.
Title: Waltrip High School
Content:  The Waltrip school song, "Our Waltrip High", was written by alumni Jon Enloe with music by Joe Stuessy, both from the Class of 1961.
Title: Waltrip High School
Content: 67% Hispanic ; 17% White ; 14% Black ; <1% Asian ; <1% Native American As of 2006, the student body is predominantly Hispanic. The makeup of the 1,808 students enrolled during the 2008-2009 school year was: Approximately 73% of the students qualified for free or reduced lunch programs.
Title: Watson Chapel High School
Content:  The Watson Chapel High School mascot is the wildcat with school colors of black and gold.
Title: Waltrip High School
Content:  the highest performing comprehensive high schools in Houston ISD by being named "Recognized" by the Texas Education Agency, one of the few urban high schools in Houston ISD to receive such a designation. (Reference: Texas Education Agency website). Around 2012, each year a total of 400 students transfer from Booker T. Washington High School to Waltrip and Reagan. In 2015 Andria Schur got a job as the principal of a charter school in Dallas, Texas, causing her to leave her post as principal of Waltrip. Dale Mitchell, previously the principal of Sterling High School, became the principal of Waltrip. The campus began receiving a renovation around 2015.
Title: Waltrip High School
Content:  Waltrip High School opened in 1960 to serve many newly developed post-World War II subdivisions, and relieved Reagan High School of many students when it did so. It was relieved by Scarborough Junior-Senior High School when that school opened in 1969. The school was named after Stephen Pool Waltrip, a funeral home owner in the Houston Heights named principal of Reagan High School in 1918. The school remained majority white until the early 1990s, when the school was equally white, black, and Hispanic. In 1997 a portion of the Reagan High School boundary was rezoned to Waltrip. By the 2000s, Waltrip became majority Hispanic. Waltrip has become one 
Title: Walton High School (Bronx)
Content:  wildcat was the mascot used by the Walton's sports teams. Today the sports teams are composed of the students of each of the small mini-schools within the Walton Educational Campus. The building is in the same neighborhood as the Bronx High School of Science and DeWitt Clinton High School. From the mid-1980s to its closing in 2008 it was one of the lower-performing high schools in the city. Walton was operated by the New York City Department of Education. The building now houses a of mini-schools for academic support. The High school produced American politicians, award winning singer-songwriters, an American TV legend, Nobel Prize winners an award winning actress, director, and producer.
Title: Watford City High School
Content:  Watford City High School is a public high school located in Watford City, North Dakota. Fall enrollment for the 2016–2017 school year was 549 students and is a part of the McKenzie County School District #1. The athletic teams are known as the Wolves. Athletic teams in the area not affiliated with Watford City High School have other mascots, such as the hockey teams' mascot, the Oilers, and the public legion baseball teams' mascot, the Walleyes. This may change with the new Watford City Event Center and a proposed hockey facility. The new high school has officially opened as of February 16, 2016.
Title: Walpole High School
Content:  The school's sports teams were named "Rebels" in 1966, leading to decades of incorporation of the confederate flag and singing "Dixie" in sporting events and hazing rituals. After criticism that these glorified the confederate cause of slavery, the flag was banned in the 1980s, and the "Rebels" name was removed by the School Committee in 2020, during the uprise of the Black Lives Matter movement and George Floyd protests. In April 2021, after a student and staff vote, Walpole High School adapted a new mascot, "Timberwolves".
Title: Waltrip High School
Content:  Since 2015, the school no longer houses the Waltrip High School Child Development Center, a preschool program for low income children.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What is the name of Waltrip High School's mascot?
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