A couple on a motorcycle adorned with orange and black drive past a cheerleader welcome. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a "reverse parade" with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
Rob Dicker / Chicago Tribune
Cheerleaders (left to right) sophomore Abigail Hayes, junior Arielle Mendoza, and junior Jessica Jin watch as a convertible passes by. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a "reverse parade" with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
Rob Dicker / Chicago Tribune
The LHS Marching Band (which wasn't marching anywhere) plays in from the school's main entrance. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a "reverse parade" with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
Rob Dicker / Chicago Tribune
Poms and cheerleaders line the entry/exit to the school. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a "reverse parade" with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
Rob Dicker / Chicago Tribune
River Thompson, an eighth grader from Libertyville, pops his head out of his parents sunroof to shoot video as they drive through the reverse parade. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a "reverse parade" with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
Rob Dicker / Chicago Tribune
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A couple on a motorcycle adorned with orange and black drive past a cheerleader welcome. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a "reverse parade" with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
Libertyville High School’s homecoming traditions looked a little different this year.
On Saturday, LHS students put on a drive-through homecoming parade on their campus. With certain protocol put in place, those in the community were able to drive through campus, and be greeted by the various clubs from the school, including various fine arts and athletic groups, District 128 officials said.
Here are some photos from the event. The LHS Student Council Executive Board also posted a video on YouTube showing the LHS Marching Wildcats rehearsing “Loyal and True.”
Cheerleaders (left to right) sophomore Abigail Hayes, junior Arielle Mendoza, and junior Jessica Jin watch as a convertible passes by. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a “reverse parade” with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
The LHS Marching Band (which wasn’t marching anywhere) plays in from the school’s main entrance. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a “reverse parade” with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
Poms and cheerleaders line the entry/exit to the school. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a “reverse parade” with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
River Thompson, an eighth grader from Libertyville, pops his head out of his parents sunroof to shoot video as they drive through the reverse parade. To allow for the students at Libertyville High School to celebrate homecoming, the school held a “reverse parade” with students staged in groups in the parking lot and the spectators stayed in their moving cars, Saturday, October 10, 2020.
(Rob Dicker / For Chicago Tribune)
