Seymour High School Principal Greg Prange and his wife, Jill, say farewell to friends, students and staff during a school parade on his last day Tuesday morning at Seymour High School.
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Greg Prange’s farewell parade traveled along the newly named road that runs through the Seymour High School campus now known as Prange Way.
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Greg Prange, his wife, Jill, left, and son, Skylar, right, gather in front of Seymour High School with a farewell sign after the parade Tuesday morning.
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Seymour High School students throw candy while wearing leis during Principal Greg Prange’s farewell parade Tuesday morning.
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Sammy the Owl waves to students as he passes by during Principal Greg Prange’s farewell parade Tuesday morning.
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Greg Prange sticks out his hand and waves to students as he passes by in his farewell parade Tuesday morning.
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Members of the Seymour High School Marching Owls play the school’s fight song while wearing leis and various colorful floral shirts during Principal Greg Prange’s farewell parade Tuesday morning.
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Seymour High School students follow behind Principal Greg Prange’s vehicle as he leaves the school during his farewell parade Tuesday morning.
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Friends, family, students and staff waved farewell to Seymour High School Principal Greg Prange during a private parade as he completed the final day of his 40-year career.
The parade took place Tuesday morning along the newly named Prange Way, a road that runs through Seymour High School’s campus and recently was honored for Prange’s dedication to Seymour schools.