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Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade

Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade

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By Javier Giribet-Vargas on November 11, 2019 Headlines, News

Students from Woodrow Wilson and W. W. Samuell high schools kicked off Monday’s Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade.

The JROTC units did the Presentation of Colors and marched carrying a total of 100 flags while reciting the National Anthem and the Pledge of Allegiance.

Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members from W. W. Samuell High School and Woodrow Wilson High School did the Presentation of Colors during the Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members from W. W. Samuell High School and Woodrow Wilson High School did the Presentation of Colors during the Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members from W. W. Samuell High School and Woodrow Wilson High School did the Presentation of Colors during the Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members from W. W. Samuell High School and Woodrow Wilson High School did the Presentation of Colors during the Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade.

 

“For some of the students, it’s their first time in a parade,” said Army First Sergeant Willie Fedd, who teaches JROTC at W. W. Samuell High School. “Our kids have the opportunity this year to carry the flags. It’s definitely an honor and a privilege to open the ceremony with the Presentation of Colors this morning.”

Wilson and Samuell were among several JROTC units that honored U.S. veterans during the parade. High school students from Bryan Adams, Hillcrest, Kimball, and Seagoville also marched throughout Downtown Dallas.

Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members of Kimball High School parade through Downtown Dallas during the Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members of Seagoville High School parade through Downtown Dallas during the Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members of Kimball High School parade through Downtown Dallas during the Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members of Hillcrest High School parade through Downtown Dallas during the Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
JROTC members of Emmett J. Conrad High School parade through Downtown Dallas during the Veterans Day Parade.
Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during annual parade
Bryan Adams High School students parade through Downtown Dallas during the Veterans Day Parade.

This year’s parade commemorated the 75th anniversary of the Normandy invasion.

Dallas ISD JROTC Dallas ISD Veterans Day Emmett J. Conrad High School Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade Hillcrest High School JROTC Presentation of colors Samuell High School Veterans Day Woodrow Wilson High School
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