Elizabethton High celebrates Homecoming ’24
Published 9:07 am Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Miss Hannah Escano was crowned Homecoming Queen 2024 at halftime of the Elizabethton and Knox Fulton playoff game. She was escorted by Caiden Treadway.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Caiden Treadway shares the traditional first kiss on the cheek with 2024 Homecoming Queen Hannah Escano, who wrinkled her nose at the peck.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/2023 Homecoming Queen Zaida Hardin crowns Hannah Escano the 2024 Homecoming Queen during halftime activities.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/The 2024 Elizabethton Homecoming Queen and her court.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/The Betsy Band leads the homecoming parade before Friday’s playoff football game.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Young cheerleaders lead a cheer from their float.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Various cheerleader groups energize the crowd during the parade.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/A youth league cheer group occupies one of the parade floats.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/A youth league football team participates in the homecoming parade.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/A group of cheerleaders uses their pom-poms to cheer on the Cyclones.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Several youth league football teams participate in Elizabethton's homecoming parade.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/The Cyclone Black Grasscutters team decorates their float with balloons.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/The Chick-fil-A cows bring smiles to parade attendees.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Alyssa White, one of the 2024 Homecoming Queen candidates.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Allie Stout, a candidate for Homecoming Queen 2024.
Ivan Sanders/Star/Correspondent Hannah Escano was chosen as the 2024 Homecoming Queen during halftime of the Elizabethton and Knox Fulton playoff game.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/Liliana Aho, another Homecoming Queen candidate.
Ivan Sanders/Star Correspondent/The Betsy Band brass section performs during their march to the stadium in the homecoming parade.
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By Ivan Sanders
Star Correspondent
It took the entire football season – nine regular games and one playoff game – but the student body of Elizabethton High School finally celebrated Homecoming ’24.
Throughout the week, students dressed in different themes each day, adding excitement to the lead-up to the big game. On Friday evening, the homecoming parade began at 6 p.m., led by the 2024 Division II State Marching Band Champs, the Betsy Band, with the EHS varsity cheerleaders following.
Each candidate for Homecoming Queen ’24 rode in a convertible, waving to the crowd. The Elizabethton youth football league teams and their cheerleaders rode on floats, joined by the popular Chick-fil-A cows, which delighted young fans along the route.
Hannah Escano was crowned Homecoming Queen and was escorted by Caiden Treadway. The crowning moment was capped with the Cyclones’ thrilling 14-13 comeback win over Fulton in their first-round playoff game.
