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North Allegheny homecoming activities feature parade, crowning of queen and king

Natalie Beneviat
By Natalie Beneviat
1 Min Read • Oct. 12, 2022 | 3 years Ago
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A line of tuba players takes part in a parade that helped kick off North Allegheny’s pregame homecoming festival on Oct. 7, 2022. The parade represented 18 different student organizations and was led by the North Allegheny Tiger Marching Band.
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The North Allegheny Tiger Marching Band led 18 student organizations in a pregame parade marking North Allegheny’s homecoming on Oct. 7, 2022 at the North Allegheny Senior High School campus.
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The North Allegheny 2023 TigerThon team, which raises money to fight pediatric cancer, held a sign to recognize Hannah, the organization’s honorary captain of the homecoming game on Oct. 7, 2022. The theme of the TigerThon float was “Knock Out Pediatric Cancer.” Hannah was diagnosed June 12, 2020, with stage IV, high risk neuroblastoma. according to the TigerThon team. She performed the coin toss.
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Members of the Art National Honors Society walk beside the organization’s float honoring Paris during the North Allegheny homecoming parade on Oct. 7, 2022. The theme of the parade was “Around the World.” The Art National Honors Society focused on The Louvre and artwork from the museum.
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Cheerleaders carrying pom-poms march in the North Allegheny homecoming parade at North Allegheny Senior High School on Oct. 7, 2022.
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The North Allegheny majorettes perform in the homecoming parade prior to the North Allegheny homecoming football game on Oct. 7, 2022.
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Seniors Gianna Capizzi, of Allison Park and Harron Lee, of Mars were named North Allegheny’s homecoming queen and king at festivities on Oct. 7, 2022. Gianna represented Junior ROTC and Harron represented TigerThon, a student organization that raises awareness and money to help fight pediatric cancer.

North Allegheny celebrated Homecoming on Oct. 7 with a theme of “Around the World.”

A parade representing 18 student organizations preceded the game. Family-friendly activities included a carnival, food trucks, face painting and games.

Seniors Gianna Capizzi, of Allison Park and Harron Lee, of Mars won honors as Homecoming king and queen. Capizzi represented NA’s Junior ROTC and Harron represented TigerThon, a student organization that raises awareness and money to fight pediatric cancer.

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Natalie Beneviat is a Trib Total Media contributing writer.

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