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Photos: Big Foot holds festive homecoming parade
The Big Foot High School marching band gets things started Sept. 28 in the 2018 homecoming parade in downtown Walworth.
- Scott Williams
Senior class representatives Logan Eischeid, left, and Leslie Lavariega enjoy their moment Sept. 28 in a convertible car in the Big Foot High School homecoming parade.
- Scott Williams
A member of the equestrian team makes an appearance Sept. 28 during the Big Foot High School homecoming parade in Walworth. (Photo by Scott Williams/Regional News)
- Scott Williams
Students from Walworth Elementary School line the curb Sept. 28 for the Big Foot High School homecoming parade in breezy fall weather.
- Scott Williams
Members of the Sharon school marching band join the fun Sept. 28 during the Big Foot High School homecoming parade.
- Scott Williams
Abby Peterson, a senior at Big Foot High School, smiles while riding in a pickup truck last fall during the school’s homecoming parade in Walworth. (File photo/Regional News)
- Scott Williams
Area police and fire departments were well represented, including these two fire trucks, during the Big Foot High School homecoming parade Sept. 28. (Photo by Scott Williams/Regional News)
- Scott Williams
Using bubbles to entertain the crowd Sept. 28 in the Big Foot High School homecoming parade are, from left, Nayeli Mendoza, Katia Escobar and Perla Castaneda, members of a school club called United We Stand.
- Scott Williams
The Walworth Middle School marching band makes it entrance Sept. 28 in the Big Foot High School homecoming parade in downtown Walworth. (Photo by Scott Williams/Regional News)
- Scott Williams
Students from Walworth Elementary School join the crowd during cloudy but festive conditions Sept. 28 for the Big Foot High School homecoming parade. (Photo by Scott Williams/Regional News)
- Scott Williams
Big Foot High School students, shown during homecoming parade last fall, could get 20 minutes more sleep each morning if school officials decide to make a schedule change. (File photo/Regional News)
- Scott Williams
Annsley Carpenter, a member of the Big Foot High School marching band, shows her school spirit Sept. 28 while the band performs in the school’s homecoming parade.
- Scott Williams
Homecoming king Ryan Davenport, left, and queen Sophia Foster, ride in style Sept. 28 in the Big Foot High School homecoming parade.
- Scott Williams
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