Photos: Halloween parade at Holy Innocents

Things to Do

Wendy Albrecht holds her daughter, Vivianne Caceres, 11 months, as they wait to march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade on Thursday, October 31, 2013. They were dressed as Batman and Robin. They were dresses One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Coun'ts beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Madison Miller holds Molly Riffe's hand as Julia Wright holds Leah Stone's hand as they march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Coun'ts beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Holy Innocents' Alan A. Lewis Primary School Principal Greg Kaiser leads the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Count's beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Parents line up to see their children march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade on Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Count's beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Students and teachers sit and stand during the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Grayden Auchincloss ,4, holds Mary Martin Shook's hand as they marched in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween on Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Coun'ts beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Holy Innocents' Alan A. Lewis Primary School Principal Greg Kaiser smiles as he marched in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Count's beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Seniors escort primary students back to class during the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Parents photograph their children at the end of the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade on Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Count's beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Leigh Ann Northcutt reads to class dressed as Minnie Mouse after the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Coun'ts beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

William Boor,17, waits for the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade to begin Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Students march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Drew Andersen, Superman, Mary Sandford, Birdsey ,4, and Grayson Adams, hotdog, march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Sara Kimble,4, (center) stands in line with William Boor as they march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade on Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Sara Kimble,4,smiles as she waits to march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade on Thursday, October 31, 2013. One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Count's beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

1/15

Wendy Albrecht holds her daughter, Vivianne Caceres, 11 months, as they wait to march in Holy Innocents' Episcopal School's annual Halloween Parade on Thursday, October 31, 2013. They were dressed as Batman and Robin. They were dresses One hundred fifteen seniors held the hands of 100 primary school kids as they marched in front of students, teachers, parents and friends. This year was the 45th year for the parade at the school founded in 1959. Principal Greg Kaiser dressed as Sesame Street's Count von Count on the day when Sesame Street was actually honoring The Coun'ts beloved puppeteer, the late Jerry Nelson who died last year. JOHNNY CRAWFORD / JCRAWFORD@AJC.COM

Today's Gallery Headlines

Class A Division 2 Boys State Championship game between Clinch County and Portal

Alerts

Photos: Clinch County defeats Portal to claim 2026 boys basketball title

Photos: Wilcox County girls defeat Washington-Wilkes to win 2026 title

Photos: Darlington boys basketball win program's first state championship

Photos: Hebron Christian wins 2026 girls private basketball title

PHOTOS: The Weeknd electrifies the crowd at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz stadium

PHOTOS: Beyoncé fans arrive for 4-night Atlanta Cowboy Carter Tour stop

PHOTOS: Juneteenth Parade held in College Park

PHOTOS: Rapper Rick Ross holds 4th annual car show in Fayetteville