Call it a can-do attitude.Warren County High School juniors included over 2,000 cans of soup in what might best be described as their tasteful parade float."Instead of a float that we burned or gave away at the end of homecoming, we wanted something where we could give back to the community," said float sponsor Kennette Dixon, indicating the soup will be donated to the food bank.The gesture comes as there has been some talk about the expense of the often-ornate homecoming parade floats, which commonly have moving parts, shoot flames or have water features.The WCHS seniors did a good deed of their own in raising money for the family of Baylor Bramble, the Siegel football player who was severely injured during a game two years ago at Nunley Stadium. The seniors collected money through donations and community events and presented a $3,080 check to members of the Bramble family during halftime of Friday night's game.