Trojan pride shines at homecoming
Trystan Zuniga, a Homecoming King nominee, and Hadley Birdsell, Homecoming Queen nominee ride into the Post Falls High School parking lot at the end of the parade route on Wednesday.
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Post Falls High School Resource Officer Mike Allen, donned in a bright orange wig, gives out candy to children at the homecoming parade on Wednesday.
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Post Falls families lined up on Poleline Ave to watch the Homecoming Parade on Wednesday evening.
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Senior defensive tackle and Homecoming King nominee Victor Chacon said that his favorite part of the day was seeing how many people showed up to support the team.
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POST FALLS — Residents donned their orange and black and took to Poleline Avenue on Wednesday evening for the Post Falls High School Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally.
Around 500 people showed up to support PFHS athletics.
"I'm honored to be a part of this school and to have so many people in this community come out to support us," said Homecoming King nominee Victor Chacon, who plays defensive tackle for the Trojans varsity football team.
Post Falls High School Resource Officer Mike Allen, in a bright orange wig, gives out candy to children at the homecoming parade on Wednesday.
Post Falls families lined up on Poleline Ave to watch the Homecoming Parade on Wednesday evening.
Senior defensive tackle and Homecoming King nominee Victor Chacon said that his favorite part of the day was seeing how many people showed up to support the team.