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A8 | Thursday, May 9, 2019 Back Page The Dinuba Sentinel Celebrating Cinco de Mayo together
Opening Saturday's parade was the Dinuba High School Naval Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
Tulare County Supervisor Eddie Valero and Dinuba City Mayor Kuldip Thusu travel in style through Saturday's parade.
Parading through downtown Dinuba in vibrant colors was this year's Cinco de Mayo Queen Natalie Gonzalez, who was accompanied by her court.
Wilson Elementary School students, dressed for the occasion.
This year's Grand Marshal Teresa Hylton rode atop the back of a convertible Chevy Camero. Driving Hylton, who is retiring this year from Dinuba High School after 25 years, was high school principal Michael Roberts.
Photos by George M. Villagrana | The Sentinel
Youngsters dress as Mexican 'Viejitos' for the parade.
Photos by Rick Curiel | The Sentinel
(Far left) A trumpeter from the Dinuba High School marching band marches through downtown Dinuba with a festive red rose in her hair.
(Left) Students and staff from Roosevelt Elementary School dressed in sombreros and cultural attire as they marched in the parade.
Look for more photos in our 'Parade of Spectators' on our Facebook page.
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