Young people conspicuous on July 4th

July 6, 2016 Ken Cashman
The Class of 2016 had a float in the parade.
Ivy Campo distributed candy as a passenger in Bob Gayton’s antique milk truck.

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In the photo directly above, the Class of 2016 greets the spectators on Hudson Street near Ring’s Pond. The group’s water guns and water balloons are out of sight.

Cornwall’s Independence Day celebration is an event for all ages. Young people played an important role in the afternoon events. You can see more photographs from the Fourth on page 3 of this week’s edition.

Macaroni the Clown selected Julia as his assistant.
Macaroni the Clown selected Julia as his assistant.
The Girls on the Run decided to ride rather than hoof it.
The Girls on the Run decided to ride rather than hoof it.
Sophia Lyons and Sarah Iagrasta waved to the crowd from the passenger seat of a Storm King Engine fire truck.
Sophia Lyons and Sarah Iagrasta waved to the crowd from the passenger seat of a Storm King Engine fire truck.
A young lady marched with the Civil War Fife & Drum Company
A young lady marched with the Civil War Fife & Drum Company

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