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IN PHOTOS: TOSH students celebrate with unique prom parade

Nathan Rochford/The Guardian | Posted: July 12, 2020, 4:20 p.m. | Updated: July 12, 2020, 4:22 p.m. | 3 Min Read
Morgan Lynch, Jadyn Gallant and Chloe Woods react as a gust of wind catches the balloon display on the back of their vehicle while they were putting the finishing touches on decorating at the Credit Union Place.
Morgan Lynch, Jadyn Gallant and Chloe Woods react as a gust of wind catches the balloon display on the back of their vehicle while they were putting the finishing touches on decorating at the Credit Union Place. - Nathan Rochford/The Guardian

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SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. — Students at Three Oaks Senior High School celebrated their prom in a unique way by holding a parade through Summerside to mark the end of their high school years on Saturday, July 11.

Photographer Nathan Rochford was there to capture the special moments shared between the students, families and friends.

Students wave to a familiar face in the crowd as they round the corner onto Queen Street.
Students wave to a familiar face in the crowd as they round the corner onto Queen Street.

A classic car makes its way down Queen Street as part of the prom parade on Saturday.

A classic car makes its way down Queen Street as part of the prom parade on Saturday.
A vehicle decorated with a medical mask makes its way downtown as part of the TOSH prom parade.
A vehicle decorated with a medical mask makes its way downtown as part of the TOSH prom parade.
A biker pauses to check out the parade while waiting a red light in downtown Summerside, Saturday.
A biker pauses to check out the parade while waiting a red light in downtown Summerside, Saturday.
Bikers pass cars taking part in the TOSH prom parade.
Bikers pass cars taking part in the TOSH prom parade.
A masked student gestures to the crowd during the parade through downtown Summerside.
A masked student gestures to the crowd during the parade through downtown Summerside.
Students hold up a ‘COVID-19 grad’ sign while taking part in the TOSH prom parade.
Students hold up a ‘COVID-19 grad’ sign while taking part in the TOSH prom parade.
A student hangs out the passenger-side window while taking part in the prom parade.
A student hangs out the passenger-side window while taking part in the prom parade.
Students blow bubbles as their car makes its way through the downtown.
Students blow bubbles as their car makes its way through the downtown.
TOSH students wave to crowds of people lining the streets of downtown Summerside on Saturday.
TOSH students wave to crowds of people lining the streets of downtown Summerside on Saturday.
Brooke Blanchard and Parker Murray spread a banner across the side of their vehicle while decorating for the prom parade.
Brooke Blanchard and Parker Murray spread a banner across the side of their vehicle while decorating for the prom parade.
Carson Arsenault laughs with Amadia Wedge while decorating their vehicle before the parade. Wedge was one of the main organizers of the parade.
Carson Arsenault laughs with Amadia Wedge while decorating their vehicle before the parade. Wedge was one of the main organizers of the parade.

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