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Light Drizzle Fog/Mist Oceanside High School’s 2017 Homecoming parade keeps with tradition
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Homecoming king and queen Toni Mugnai, left, and Allison Walsh, with Homecoming prince and princess Justin Squera and Carmine Elvezio.
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‘70s seniors Martina Dangelo, left, Camila Filpo, Megan O’Rourke and Rachel Pomerantz at the Schoolhouse Green before the parade was underway.
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Sierra Levine, left, Sammi Scheider, Mike DiMicelli, Arianna Calderon, Briannaa Calderon and Kallie Koubiadis were ready to put out the fire on game day.
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The high school’s sophmores manned their Broadway-themed float.
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Continuing a more than 50-year tradition, Oceanside High School students took to the streets on Oct. 7 for the annual Homecoming Parade.
Hundreds of participants marched as each class manned their custom-themed floats. The floats constitute one of the opening volleys of OHS’ annual Battle of the Classes, a competition with roots dating back to 1984.
The themes are voted on and selected by members of each grade and carry through to January, when the winners are selected.
OHS Seniors nominated and selected the 2017’s Homecoming Court made up of, King Justin Sguera, Queen Ally Walsh, Prince Carmine Elvezio and Princess Toni-Ann Mugnai.
World War II veteran Pfc. Milton Seitman was this year’s Homecoming honoree.
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