Photos: Gatewood Homecoming 2023

  • Haley Evelyn Hebert expects to attend Auburn University in the fall and major in nursing. Her K-5 buddy was Olivia Bennett, substituting for Waylon Blackburn, who couldn’t be there Friday night.
    Haley Evelyn Hebert expects to attend Auburn University in the fall and major in nursing. Her K-5 buddy was Olivia Bennett, substituting for Waylon Blackburn, who couldn’t be there Friday night.
  • London McKenzie Darden, the daughter of Heather Harper and Tripp Darden plans to attend the University of North Georgia and major in nursing. London’s K-5 buddy was Macie Heath.
    London McKenzie Darden, the daughter of Heather Harper and Tripp Darden plans to attend the University of North Georgia and major in nursing. London’s K-5 buddy was Macie Heath.
  • Daisy Michelle Holder was escorted by her grandfather, Andy Holder. She plans to attend Athens Technical College to major in dental hygiene. Daisy’s K-5 buddies were Griffin Cash and Liam Milbrath.
    Daisy Michelle Holder was escorted by her grandfather, Andy Holder. She plans to attend Athens Technical College to major in dental hygiene. Daisy’s K-5 buddies were Griffin Cash and Liam Milbrath.
  • Taylor Janel Moreno, the eventual Gatewood Homecoming Queen, plans to attend Georgia College & State University to major in nursing. Her K-5 buddy was Savannah Davis.
    Taylor Janel Moreno, the eventual Gatewood Homecoming Queen, plans to attend Georgia College & State University to major in nursing. Her K-5 buddy was Savannah Davis.
  • Amelia Kate Hudson, the daughter of Jessica and David Hudson, would like to attend Georgia College & State University in the fall and major in nursing. Mia’s K-5 buddy was Ozzie Williams.
    Amelia Kate Hudson, the daughter of Jessica and David Hudson, would like to attend Georgia College & State University in the fall and major in nursing. Mia’s K-5 buddy was Ozzie Williams.
  • The daughter of Jan and Scott Cannon, Carly Ann Cannon plans to attend Auburn University as a premed student. Her K-5 buddy was Ava Varela.
    The daughter of Jan and Scott Cannon, Carly Ann Cannon plans to attend Auburn University as a premed student. Her K-5 buddy was Ava Varela.
  • Saige Riley Nobis plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in exercise science. Her K-5 buddy was Margaret Rose Benedict.
    Saige Riley Nobis plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in exercise science. Her K-5 buddy was Margaret Rose Benedict.
  • Lydia Anne Gailey hopes to attend Georgia College & State University in the fall to major in education. Her K-5 buddy was McKenzie Saenz.
    Lydia Anne Gailey hopes to attend Georgia College & State University in the fall to major in education. Her K-5 buddy was McKenzie Saenz.
  • Hillary Snow Haley plans to attend Georgia Southern University, with plans of becoming a pediatric nurse. Her K-5 buddy was Madison Davis.
    Hillary Snow Haley plans to attend Georgia Southern University, with plans of becoming a pediatric nurse. Her K-5 buddy was Madison Davis.
  • Brynlee Elizabeth Burgess plans to attend UGA in the fall to major in dental hygiene. Her K-5 buddies were Macey Duvall and Luke Cunningham.
    Brynlee Elizabeth Burgess plans to attend UGA in the fall to major in dental hygiene. Her K-5 buddies were Macey Duvall and Luke Cunningham.
  • Alexis Rose Moss plans to attend the University of Alabama and major in biology. Her K-5 buddy was Leah Kate Ligon.
    Alexis Rose Moss plans to attend the University of Alabama and major in biology. Her K-5 buddy was Leah Kate Ligon.
  • Eliana Grace Tkacik expects to attend the University of North Georgia to major in occupational therapy. Her K-5 buddy was Aubree Hudson.
    Eliana Grace Tkacik expects to attend the University of North Georgia to major in occupational therapy. Her K-5 buddy was Aubree Hudson.

    Gatewood High School featured its Homecoming Queen ceremony on Oct. 20 during halftime for that night’s football game.

    It is a Gatewood tradition for all senior girls to be on the school’s Homecoming Court, which this year meant 12 senior girls were honored, congratulated, and presented with flowers by their K-5 buddies.