Foto Feature: PMHS senior awards ceremony with complete list of winners and program

June 20, 2022

On June 7, members of the Pelham Memorial High School class of 2022 were presented with a number of awards and scholarships at the annual senior awards ceremony held in the Pelham Middle School gym.

Read the complete list of PMHS senior awards recipients

The award ceremony booklet

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