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IN 26 PHOTOS & 1 VIDEO: WIlliams Bay High School 2023 Homecoming Parade
American Legion Riders help patriotically kick off the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
American Legion Riders drawn from Lake Geneva, Mukwonago and Burlington provided a patriotic kickoff to Williams Bay High School’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22.
Lake Lawn Resort entry in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Lake Lawn Resort in neighboring Delavan was among the participants in Williams Bay High School’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Shown riding in Lake Lawn’s hay ride wagon are members of the Williams Bay Middle School softball team.
A large crowd lines West Geneva Street for the 2023 Williams Bay High Schiool homecoming parade
Showing their Bulldogs Pride, a large and enthusastic crowd of all ages lined West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) in downtown Williams Bay on Sept. 22 for Williams Bay High School’s 2023 homecoming parade.
Yerkes Observatory special guest Albert Einstein tosses candy to parade-goers at the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Not every high school homecoming parade draws famous guests like Nobel Prize-winning German-born theoretical physicist Albert Einstein, a notable historical guest famed for visiting the Great Refractor telescope at Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay. Here, Einstein tosses candy to parade-goers lining West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) in downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Playing the part of Einstein was Yerkes Observatory facilities and grounds staff member Phil Krueger.
Williams Bay Middle-High School e-sports team participates in the 2023 homecoming parade
Members of Williams Bay Middle-High School's e-sports team ride their scooters down West Geneva Street moves during the high school's Friday, Sept. 23 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay.
The Williams Bay High School Bulldogs football teams rides atop a fire engine in the 2023 homecoming parade
Joined by school mascot Victor E. (Victory) Bulldog, Williams Bay High School’s football team got a lights and sirens emergency services escort from the Williams Bay Fire Department at they ride atop Engine 3623 in the school’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay. Pictured, from left, are Trevor Quinn, Jacob Haynes, Derrick Benitez, Alex Johnson, Gage Stanek, Keegan Wehrwein and Ethan Welsh.
Williams Bay High School's volleyball teams ride atop a fire truck in the school's 2023 homecoming parade
Members of Williams Bay High School’s volleyball team got an aerial view of the parade route as they rode atop Williams Bay Fire Department Engine 3621 in the school’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Pictured from left are Aleks Koledova, Brynn Reinhardt, Ciara Benitez, Lauryn Sikes, Allison Wickersham, Avery Tyshenko and Kalie Stanek.
Williams Bay High School freshman homecoming representatives Aubrey Kunes and Nick Gonza
Williams Bay High School freshman homecoming representatives Aubrey Kunes and Nick Gonza toss candy to parade-goers at the school’s 2023 homecoming parade in downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22.
Members of the Williams Bay Middle School HOPE Squad ride in the 2023 homecoming parade
From left, Williams Bay Middle School HOPE Squad members Marteen Gomez, Olivia Beth and Rachel Marten toss candy to parade-goers during the high school’s 2022 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. HOPE Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program. Members are nominated by their classmates as trustworthy peers and are trained by advisors.
Williams Bay High School 2023 homecoming junior class representatives Lydia Olson and Simon Pils
Williams Bay High School 2023 junior class homecoming representatives Lydia Olson and Simon Pils ride in the homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22.
Williams Bay High School 2023 homecoming royalty - King Zachary Malison and Queen Sarah Beinetti
Williams Bay High School 2023 homecoming royalty, King Zachary Malison and Queen Sarah Beinetti, toss candy to parade-goers along West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) as they ride through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22 during the homecoming parade from Lions Field to Edgewater Park.
Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy participates in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Williams Bay-based nonprofit Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy was among the local groups and organizations participating in Williams Bay High School’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Among those pictured are Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy founder and chairman Harold Friestad (seated as passenger). Founded in 1990, Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy, 251 Elkhorn Rd. (State Hwy. 67) operates a 231-acre nature preserve featuring prairie, woodland and wetland areas, as well as an aboretum, picnic pavilion, nature-viewing tower and an extensive trail and boardwalk system.
Barrett Memorial Library participates in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
The Barrett Memorial Library and its "Story Time Crew" were among the many community groups and organizations participating in Williams Bay High School's 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Pictured processing the library's banner sign down West Geneva Street are Cassie Silverman (left) and Emily Sanders (right).
Members of the Williams Bay Lions Club process in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Members of the Williams Bay Lions Club — First Vice Presiden Mark Zimmerman (left), Third Vice Chair Tom Lothian (center) and Secretary Jack Lothian (right) — process in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Both Zimmerman and Lothian are members of the Williams Bay Board of Education, with Lothian serving as board president.
Williams Bay Recreation Department flag football players process in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Players in the Williams Bay Recreation Department's Grades 4-5 flag football progam process down West Geneva Street on Friday, Sept. 22 during Williams Bay High School's 2023 homecoming parade.
Williams Bay High School marching band performs during the 2023 homecoming parade in downtown Williams Bay
LEFT: Members of the Williams Bay High School Marching Band performed in the school’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. BOTTOM LEFT: Williams Bay High School 2023 homecoming royalty, King Zachary Malison and Queen Sarah Beinetti, toss candy to parade-goers along West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) as they ride through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22 during the homecoming parade from Lions Field to Edgewater Park. BOTTOM RIGHT: Riding atop their class’ Tropical Paradise-themed float, Williams Bay High School sophomores (from left) Sarena Brown, Brooke Nickelsen and Sophia Count toss candy to parade-goers along West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) on Friday, Sept. 22 during the school’s 2023 homecoming parade.
Kickoff of the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
The Williams Bay Police Department provides a protective escort as the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade makes its way down West Geneva Street through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22, followed by the American Legion Riders.
Williams Bay High School 2023 homecoming senior class representatives Mattison Stanek and Jacob Bradburg
ABOVE: Williams Bay High School 2023 homecoming senior class representatives Mattison Stanek and Jacob Bradburg ride through downtown Williams Bay during the school’s Friday, Sept. 22 homecoming parade. ABOVE RIGHT: Williams Bay High School 2023 junior class homecoming representatives Lydia Olson and Simon Pils ride in the homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. RIGHT: From left, Williams Bay Middle School HOPE Squad members Marteen Gomez, Olivia Beth and Rachel Marten toss candy to parade-goers during the high school’s 2022 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. HOPE Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program. Members are nominated by their classmates as trustworthy peers and are trained by advisors.
Sophomore class float in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Riding atop their class’ Tropical Paradise-themed float, Williams Bay High School sophomores (from left) Sarena Brown, Brooke Nickelsen and Sophia Count toss candy to parade-goers along West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) on Friday, Sept. 22 during the school’s 2023 homecoming parade.
Wiliams Bay High School sophomore class homecoming representatives Maisie Smith and Michael Pecht
Williams Bay High School sophomore class homecoming representatives Maisie Smith and Michael Pecht greet parade-goers during the school’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22.
Williams Bay School District staff members show their Bulldog Pride at the 2023 homecoming parade in downtown Williams Bay
Clad in school color orange-and-black in an enthusiastic show of homecoming spirit, Williams Bay School District staff members Judy Hopkins and Karen Panek whip up the parade-going crowds lining West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) during the 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22.
Williams Bay High School Spanish Club marches in the 2023 homecoming parade
The Williams Bay High School Spanish Club was one of several school clubs and organizations participating in Williams Bay High School's 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Pictured, from left, are Spanish Club members Jaylee Carr, Libby Anhold, Piper Janssen and Gabby Klein.
Geneva Lakes VFW Post 2373 Color Guard marches in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Members of the Geneva Lakes Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2373 Color Guard patriotically lead Williams Bay High School’s 2023 homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Color Guard members, from left, are Nathan Bond, Ron Grabski and Peter Kahl. Williams Bay-based Geneva Lakes VFW Post 2373 serves Williams Bay, Lake Geneva, Fontana and Walworth.
Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol participates in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Members of the Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol — Williams Bay High School seniors Lainey Millard and Joe Sorensen — ride atop a trailered patrol boat as it makes its way down West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) on Friday, Sept. 22 during Williams Bay High School's 2023 homecoming parade. The Williams Bay-based Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol, founded in 1920, is a private, nonprofit organization with a mission of keeping Geneva Lake safe and enjoyable for all through lifeguarding services, educational programs including swimming lessons and boating safety classes, and seasonal boat patrols.
The Williams Bay Women's Civic League marches in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
Members of the Williams Bay Women's Civic League — from left, President Mary Umans , Vice President Rita Pilarski and Sheryl Michaelson — process down West Geneva Street (State Hwy. 67) on Friday, Sept. 22 during Williams Bay High School's 2023 homecoming parade. Marking its 75th anniversary in 2023, the nonprofit Williams Bay Women's Civic League is dedicated to service and fundraising to benefit and enhance the lives of area youth.
Williams Bay Historical Society participates in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade
The Williams Bay Historical Society was among the local community groups and organizations participating in the 2023 Williams Bay High School homecoming parade through downtown Williams Bay on Friday, Sept. 22. Affiliated with the Wisconsin State Historical Society, the nonprofit Williams Bay Historical Society works to assist in the preservation and exhibition of items of historical interest that are within the boundaries of Williams Bay and the immediate surrounding area.
