SUPERIOR — On a beautiful last day of September, fans of the Superior Spartans lined parts of Hammond Avenue and North 28th Street to cheer for Spartans on all teams and clubs during the annual homecoming parade.
The parade, which lasted almost 45 minutes, featured many student activities, clubs and sports teams. Students who will one day be Spartans got in on the action, too, as kids from Northern Lights and Great Lakes elementary schools attended the parade.
After an assembly Friday morning at the high school, homecoming festivities came to close when the Spartan football team hosted Eau Claire Memorial at the NBC Spartan Sports Complex.
The Spartan Marching Band performs along 28th Street during Superior High School’s annual homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Students from Great Lakes Elementary scramble to pick up candy during Superior High School’s homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Superior head soccer coach Otto Berti tosses candy from a riding lawnmower during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Members of Superior High School’s Black Student Union wave from a truck during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Superior head swim coach Bill Punyko rides his bike with a carrot in his mouth during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Members of the Superior High School’s Gay Straight Alliance wave from their float during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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The Spartan Twirlers pause for a photo as they perform along 28th Street during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Members of Superior High School’s Student Council wave from their float during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Some of the mothers of senior football players ride in a Jeep decorated with seniors’ faces during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Students from Great Lakes Elementary quickly pick up candy along 28th Street during Superior High School’s homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
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Senior Wyatt Cullwell (77) hands out candy to fans along 28th Street during Superior High School’s annual homecoming parade Friday afternoon, Sept. 30.
