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Field People Wire fence was a common meeting place TOP The fence is a favorite place for many. ABOVE On cold windy days, it's not half as bad, standing by the fence. 32 1 revolvement
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This year's Homecoming was dampened by rain and caused it to come indoors. 1973 Homecoming Queen's crown went to Amber Thornton which was announced at the dance and not the traditional half-time period during the game. During half-time nothing happened, and the senior float didn't even appear. First place went to freshmen, juniors took second, with sophomores claiming third. Homestead provided music for the dance, at which the Queen was crowned. Senior princesses for this year were: Linda Root, Stacey Lynde, Cathy Crespi, Janet Giacoma, and Joni Blatter. Class princesses included Tina Boonos; juniors, Janice Minges; sophomores, and Debbie Hurwitz; freshmen. Homecoming breakfast with rolls and orange juice was held before school. At the lunchtime rally, Sue MacArthur; Rally Commissioner, announced the addition of a homecoming King, Horace Westbrook. TOP: This year’s class princesses were (LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING) Tina Boonos; juniors, Debbie Hurwitz; freshman, and Janice Minges; sophomores. ABOVE: Candidates for 1973 Homecoming Queen were (LEFT TO RIGHT) Amber Thornton, Linda Root, Stacey Lynde, Cathy Crespi, Joni Blatter, and Janet Giacoma. RIGHT: Horace Westbrook was elected Homecoming King. Homecoming 31
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Because there are some of us at Concord High, who enjoy sitting and conversing with Dur friends in a peaceful open field, rather :han sitting in a box, screaming our lungs out, -vith wall-to-wall people, some think we are a ower class of people. Others think just because we go to the field -ve smoke and such It's not necessarily rue. You do your thing and we do ours, and all Df it is a part of life and involvement at Con-:ord High. TOP Jim Bredemeirer and friends get together during brunch. ABOVE LEFT As always there are a few shy ones, such as, Kevin Brady, Jim Gaston, and Andy Wheeler. ABOVE Nancy Lawrence and Linda Gonzales found a dry spot to sit. Field People 33
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