Hunter Gillgan leads Ethan De Soto (wearing mask) during Friday’s annual Serpentine Parade, a homecoming tradition for Snohomish High School students. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)
About 1,500 Snohomish High School students walked through downtown Snohomish in the annual Serpentine Parade on Friday to mark the school’s homecoming celebration. It’s been a tradition for generations of students.
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