Members of Huntsville’s junior class were decked out in colorful costumes.
The freshmen float showcased a “Back to the Future” movie scene.
Senior float presented a western theme with a saloon girl, cowboys playing cards, wanted posters and cowgirls riding hay bales.
The sophomore float sported a fighter jet piloted by the Eagles’ mascot ready to take off.
The Eagles’ varsity football float featured members of the Homecoming Court decked out in formal attire.
The Huntsville Future Homemakers of America shared a float with the Future Farmers of America.
The Huntsville junior high cheerleaders posed in the midst of putting finishing touches on their Homecoming float at the AT & Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center Friday morning. (Top row from left) Breanna Presley, Kynlee Freeman, Hollie Jimenez, Sherry Walden and Emma Myrick. (Middle row) Kinley Lambdin, Adelynn Curtis, and Kacy Honeycutt. (Bottom row) Nora Lesley, Maddox Atterberry, Judson Davidson, Tinley Hicks and Lila Myrick.
Senior maid Addison Adams competes in cross country for the Eagles.
Senior maid Kristyn Miller plays basketball and volleyball.
Senior maid Emaline Henry is an all-around athlete, currently competing in golf and volleyball.
Junior Miss Huntsville Teen Brinkley Sparks had Mayor Travis Dotson as her chauffeur during the Homecoming parade.
The Huntsville High School marching band lined up in Polk Square to await the arrival of the Homecoming parade.
School Resource Officer Kolby Faulkner participated in the Homecoming parade.
Miss Huntsville Teen Makenley Baker was driven by City Water Commissioner Jared Rogers.
Head wrestling coach Matt Gibson, who also serves as an assistant football coach, made his first public appearance on an Eagles’ float.
The seventh grade football team gives a victory shout.
Young cheerleaders did their best to inspire spectators watching the parade on Polk Square.
The Huntsville senior high cheerleaders decorated their float with a bright assortment of balloons.
Huntsville CTE welding teacher David Robinette morphed into a fantastic showman during Friday’s Homecoming parade.
