Sam Plunkett

June 24, 2020

I am very thankful for all the teachers, administrators and coaches at Pelham that made my experience the best it could be. With that being said, I couldn’t be more excited to continue my education at The University of Minnesota in the fall.

Foto Feature: Class of 2020 graduates in cars and up on the big screen

Complete list of 2020 graduates of Pelham Memorial High School

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