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Flag-bearers always lead off the parade, showing respect to the country and state.

Flag-bearers always lead off the parade, showing respect to the country and state.

Part of the Class of 2015. (Sadly, this is the only photo of that float to resolve.)

Part of the Class of 2015. (Sadly, this is the only photo of that float to resolve.)

Young cowboys keep the horse-riding tradition alive at the parade.

Young cowboys keep the horse-riding tradition alive at the parade.

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The Class of 1975 may have been the longest float in the parade. We sure couldn't get them all in one frame.

The Class of 1975 may have been the longest float in the parade. We sure couldn't get them all in one frame.

So here is a better look at some of the fellas on the end.

So here is a better look at some of the fellas on the end.

Above: WCHS Cheerleaders in the parade | Below: A great farm vignette.

Above: WCHS Cheerleaders in the parade | Below: A great farm vignette.

Above: I have no idea. C43. | Below: Price Repair participates in the parade.

Above: I have no idea. C43. | Below: Price Repair participates in the parade.

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Below: Parade Grand Marshal Kelma Burch waves while her partner in Marshaling, Janice Rewerts, is hidden behind the driver's hat.