Concord High School had a white T-shirt contest, and everyone went

Two-legged marchers are hardly the only ones that can claim to be Connolly tough.
Two-legged marchers are hardly the only ones that can claim to be Connolly tough.
As far as we could tell, the cosmetology float featured the parade’s only disembodied head.
As far as we could tell, the cosmetology float featured the parade’s only disembodied head.
This sign featuring a picture of Connolly was autographed by dozens of people.
This sign featuring a picture of Connolly was autographed by dozens of people.
There were scooters, and also dudes in neon spandex on rollerblades getting pulled by said scooters.
There were scooters, and also dudes in neon spandex on rollerblades getting pulled by said scooters.
Of course there was a shark with feet carrying pom-poms marching with the Concord dance team (or cheerleaders. We couldn’t be sure) Why wouldn’t there be?
Of course there was a shark with feet carrying pom-poms marching with the Concord dance team (or cheerleaders. We couldn’t be sure) Why wouldn’t there be?
As you can see from this photo, the marching band went for infinity.
As you can see from this photo, the marching band went for infinity.

Concord High School’s annual homecoming parade turned into a walk to defeat ALS this year following principal Gene Connolly’s recent diagnosis, and hundreds turned out in their Connolly Tough T-shirts to kick it in the ALS.

Author: Keith Testa

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