- May 2, 2024
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Car decor for the parade included hippie styles.
The Windermere High School wrestling team rocked comical car decor.
Members of the Windermere High School lacrosse team walked in the parade.
Jack Peagram and Karissa Schenk, from the 2023 Homecoming court, sported green and blue balloons attached to their car.
Lara Siqueira, Beatrice Chagas Novaes and Gabriela Nakid Filaskoski represented their native country of Brazil with a large flag.
Car decor included the yellow and green colors of Brazil.
Delaney Allen and Ricky Carrero from the 2023 Homecoming court were all smiles during the parade.
The Windermere Wolverines football team walked in the parade.
Jessica Morrison, Luke Morrison, Sabrya Sharma, Dalia Aryan and Mandalay Huang waited for the parade to start.
Students decorated their cars with a variety of props including colored balloons.
Khevin Padilla and Jenna Singh are two members of this year’s Homecoming court.
Homecoming court members Ameer Chakboub and Maria Victoria Sacchi rode with their family members throughout the parking lot.
The Windermere High School Marching Band played a plethora of instruments to keep attendees on their feet.
Nicolas Mujica and Cady Aruanno waved at students and staff as they passed by.
Windermere High School’s Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps helped lead the parade.
Students, staff and family members participated in the event.
Attendees enjoyed live music from students as the parade passed by.
Luz Clavijo and Chase Prevett from the 2023 Homecoming court greeted attendees.
Windermere High School celebrated the start of its 2023 Homecoming week with a parking lot parade Monday, Oct. 2.
The Windermere Wolverines swarmed the school’s parking lot with a wave of green and blue.
Participants in the parade included the school’s Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, football team, cheerleaders, band and lacrosse team.
Principal Andrew Leftakis, the school’s mascot and this year’s Homecoming court also cruised through to enjoy the festivities.
