Homecoming weekend kicks off at Walt Whitman High School
The festivities started Friday afternoon with a carnival. There’s also a controlled bonfire lit by the Huntington Manor Fire Department and the annual powder puff football game.
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61ds agoHomecoming weekend is officially underway at Walt Whitman High School.
The festivities started Friday afternoon with a carnival. There’s also a controlled bonfire lit by the Huntington Manor Fire Department and the annual powder puff football game.
The powder puff game is a decades-old tradition, where the juniors take on the seniors with bragging rights on the line.
Walt Whitman High School will hold its homecoming parade and football game on Saturday.
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