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The test is for an animal, not a name: a living kept mascot, or an animal that itself carried the town's name. John Glenn High School's Falcons are banked as a team name, and no kept falcon — no live bird kept by the school, the town or any town body — was found in any source reached; the name is a name. The predecessor school's identity adds the one animal this test turns up, and it is also a name: in the 1950s and thereabouts, on the school's published account, Walkerton High School's teams "were known as the Walkerton Indians" — a human figure, not an animal, and a name retired with the school itself at the 1968 consolidation that created the Falcons. North Liberty's Shamrocks, merged into the same corporation, are a plant. No Clashmore Mike — no named, kept animal standing for Walkerton in the record reached — exists to print. The test's result is a clean negative at pointer size, which is the size the audit ordered for it.
Sources: John Glenn High School published account (Falcons; the Walkerton Indians of the 1950s; dedication 20 October 1968); this section's searches of the school, town and society record for a kept mascot animal, November 2026 — negative as stated. Closure: TRUE SIZE — a searched negative printed at pointer size; settler for any revival of the question: the Walkerton Area Historical Society's photograph and newspaper collections.