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David Ross' old high school came together to dance in his honor

(Clair, Michael)
By Michael Clair

Everyone wants to be considered the coolest person in their high school.  Only now, even after a long Major League career and two World Series titles, has David Ross achieved the pinnacle of all dreams. 
With the former catcher-turned-special-assistant currently competing on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," Ross' high school came out in full support for the catcher. Naturally, they did it by showing off their dance moves: 

Grandpa Rossy loved it. And why shouldn't he? This is like being a prom king with an honorary doctorate -- if high schools gave those out: 

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