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The student news site of Los Altos High School in Los Altos, California

The Talon

Photo Essay: Annual homecoming parade

By Matilda Haney Foulds, News Editor | November 13, 2024
Matilda Haney Foulds
Los Altos High School hosted its annual homecoming parade on Friday, November 1.
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Matilda Haney Foulds
On Friday, November 1 Los Altos High School put on its annual homecoming parade. Student clubs, sports teams and marching band walked through downtown Los Altos. Additionally, the homecoming court, adorned in formal dress and sashes, drove through on community members’ cars. This was followed by class floats, each themed after a Disney movie. The junior class’ Beauty and the Beast themed float was announced as the winner.

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