Pelham Memorial High School - Pelican Yearbook (Pelham, NY)

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Senior Homeroom Advisors As we regrettuiiy take leave oi Pelham High Schoots Hhatiowed hattsf, we shalt cherish many memories. Besides the various activities in which we participated, We shalt not soon forget our homerooms and the fun we had there. Nor can We ever forget those who guided us during our three years of Senior High,-our Senior Advisors. These men and women encouraged us in our endeavors, reminded us of duties that we were too apt to forget, and always were ready to listen to our problems. Homeroom period became important to us, a time when We prepared for the next class, caught up on schooi news, and engaged in some vig- orous discussions. But always We iooiced to our homeroom teachers for advice. Without their counsei, there would have been none of the spirit that huiids a strong class. And so we salute our Senior Homeroom Advisors. The memory of their friendly guidance Witt linger with us as we go through lite.

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9 l ei ' x 1 , J LEWIS ROBERT ABAGNALE JR. Tough Lew - A-Iag-o- nail ' musclesg voice' Chief Wampage future Mr. Uni- verse- form fitting tee shirts' artist- taking the hound for a walk' Schweppes ambassador to PeIham High. WILLIAM ROBERT ABELES .Shadow ' Chicken ' Bas- ketball star- faster than you think' with George and Dante' But I wasnt talking M. Mele - a hundred and thirty- seven pouncts of soIicI man. ELISSA ANNE BARBIERI Comprencle Ud. eI espaf1oI?' Thats fatJuIousI ' cheering B.S. on- MoonIight Cock- taiI - getting the worst of the fights at Carvel- she may e smaII but 5533 Jlagglwhiu, g ' - ona L e om thi - Jo naIi ic our eys u 'g t per cl- en n er 5 5 s -- by-I , 155-Chorus 5 4' Song of Bernadette - Tercentennial Pageant' Track 2 5 4 J.V. 2 5 Varsity 4- Football 2 5 4 lv. 2 Varsity 5 4. Dartmouth 122 Pelican Boarct 4 Cho rus 5 4 Math CIutm 4 Red Cross2 FootIoaII 2 5 4 Cap tam 4 Basketball 2 5 4 JV 2 Varsity 5 4 BaseI3aII 2 5 4 JV 2 Varsity 5 4 299 PeI1can Board 4 Cho rus2 5 4 CheerIead1ng aIter nate 4 Knight and Lamp 4 Latin CIuIJ 4 Red Cross 5 Sock and Buskm 4 Tercen tenn1aI Pageant Fishing CIHIJ4 I'Iockey2 5 4 Honor Squad 5 4 BasketIoaII 2 5 4 Captain 5 SofthaII 2 4 299 PeI Mel 4 Co Business o Fishing Iutn 4 e g Arms 4 -'Ar .: ,:,:,..- iEjlit- -- 'U - ,.S,- W I I ist wiht I REVIEW if N8 I Q md y