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Freshmen viola players Emma Tran and Desiree Asare pose before walking with the orchestra as the parade begins. The orchestra program walked as a group, with some people in alien costumes, and featured flags for all their instrumental sections.

Photo Gallery: Homecoming Parade 09/21

Hannah Mathew, Reporter
October 3, 2022
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Photo Gallery: MLK Jr Parade 1/15

Photo Gallery: MLK Jr Parade 1/15

Caleb Wright, Sports editor
January 19, 2022
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Candy lies on the streets surrounding Hebron as the parade concludes. Following this event, a community pep rally was held in the Hawk Stadium for community members to see what the student pep rallies are like.

Photo gallery: Homecoming parade 10/20

Emma Short and Hyunsol Lim
October 25, 2021
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Principal Scot Finch and ninth grade center principal Amanda Werneke follow behind ROTC. The principals were the first of many administrators who drove through.

Photo Gallery: Homecoming Parade 10/4

Syeda Rizvi and Alyssa Abraham
October 7, 2017
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Golfers throw candy into the crowd.

Homecoming Parade: 9/22

Shreya Rao, Syeda Rizvi and
September 27, 2016
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Photo Gallery: Homecoming Parade 2015-16

Photo Gallery: Homecoming Parade 2015-16

Shreya Rao, Managing Editor
September 24, 2015
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Photo Gallery: Homecoming Parade 2014-2015

Photo Gallery: Homecoming Parade 2014-2015

Danish Asif
September 22, 2014
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