Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Student Life 31 ► ◄ Underclassmen 59 Sports 71 ► ◄ Seniors 95 Table of Contents ◄ Academics 15

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The dedication of the 1983 LAMP is offered to a person who has served our school and community in a number of ways. He has befriended many students while teaching his physical education classes, and while coaching both the football and girl's track teams. Now, looking back over the past four years, we begin to realize how much he has done for us, how much he means to us, and how much we will miss him; this man is Al Pelligrinelli, better known as Coach P U.AO J l ■ To Our Coach Dear Coach P., How can we thank you for your total dedication to the coaching of our Girl's Track Team? Since our freshman year, you have given us the incentive to work and to achieve as a team. You have taught us to win as well as to lose with pride. And most of all, you have helped us to realize how important it is to take pride in ourselves and our accomplishments. We feel that the dedication of this yearbook could not have been given to a more deserving person. We will never forget you. Love, The Girl's Track Team

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Time The Senior class has spent a lot of time here: forty two minutes a period, seven periods a day, one hundred eighty days a year, for four years. From September 1979 to lune I98J they have passed their time, learning, living, playing, acting, reading, singing, dating, dancing, and naving an all around good time of it. Many of them played sports after school, others had part time jobs. Most have, at one time or another: been late, been early, stayed after, stayed home, had an early dismissal or perhaps participated in extra-curricular activities. If you think about it, time has governed our lives at Berlin High — something to consider while spending time with your yearbook. A A look at the clock tells this student that he is going to be late, if he doesn't hurry.