Columbus Alternative High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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1987 Saperlezfivey Senior King 8: Queen Rick Wolfe, Ellen Butts junior Kintg 8: Queen Tim Ingram, rin Watterson ' Sognhomore King 8: Queen obby Pickard, Katy Bowman Freshman Queen Michelle Pyle Q 'Most Studious Heather Rigney David Keene 'Sherman jackson :Rebecca jackson Most Artistic julie Abijanac Tony Harris Best Flirts Wes Gibson Traci Reed Best Smiles jeremy McGee julie Graham Most Athletic David Strayer Taia I-'airley Most Talkative Scott Miller r Lori Houston Best Musicians Laura DeBrier Mike smfgh Best Dancers Tim King Rachel Moors Best Dressed Sharon Norris r Darin Smith Class Clowns Andrea Boxill Steve Morrison Most Talented Scott Best i i jeri Grier Best Figure f Physique Brenda Davidson y. j Steve lilaisdale 'i,,' fly Q yi Mr. CAI-IStfMs.CAHS jim Campbell Betsy Hubbard 1 1 6 SCRAPBOOK '87: Superlatives sk -ww pw.. g j- h ' . ' my - .5 , Most Likely ToSucceed '..:F S, I MK ' Q .ga ge 5:ff-1,L- -' V v 1 V Luufll. . 111 ,. , L, J. , c., Senior Queen 2 K ' -. nay -,.' ,, . .1 J 4 1 Q X ' I U 'f:? .W J N . ,wi .v . 7. . ,. 5 .V , - i 41:-2 r i S - ' '-v gf: . lg L fs. Q A W fl V n , ,. Q x x ' mv' fy Q it way rr. , H 25 ' N Y 4'-'iii Ji h mt WSH tif f --. - t 13-4 51 ,. .ig ,:, I-15,4 : sez xy, -9- A 'ii , if Sentofvkgi , f - .+ '.-f--- 'fc A Q.. ,. .i .- - t ' fav. .f ,- ,- ,M-W . .i,,t.,s, , N .N . t xlify -r.. - ...,,,iw,.,r ..,egi, - 5 ' , 3 - . of. -- 25, ...ts X.. . - . .K .L y I A Q. wlssiw L f .... . I V ' -' - - M se s f - ' Q g . ,WM dzous if if rl. Q. ,Pj ' 5.5 1 , of . 4 . 4 , , f 5 fi 'F' M A-f WV, ff .,-1 5 ' , 5 it I 1, if gkely to Succejd rss .ii i Y ' , 35 E W ru

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PROM Ma 198 7 Many p people enjoyed Prom evening, but few realize how much work went into the planning of it. Before spring break, the junior and senior classes chose the theme The Best is Yet to Come. They also decided to forego the tradi- tional sit-down dinner for a buffet dessert bar. Seniors Tiffani Koch, Tonya Compton, Brenda Davidson and Carol Keesecker made up the Promf Committee. cwitlii Mrs. Chandler's help, iiis ' searched through countless Cataingss for the perfect decorations. p,Originally, they wanted something with rainbows: bright and cheeryg Nothing seemed right. However they did notice a couple standing on far bridge. It started off as a joke, but the idea of a bridge fit perfectly. The bridge represented the other side of the rainbow, the pot of gold, the best, The Best is Yet to Come. They kept the concept of rainbows by filling the room with colorful balloons, and having Mr. Pool make a life-sized bridge for pictures. Some Prom goers prepared for the evening for at least as long as the Prom Committee did. Finding a date, searching for the perfect dress, renting thejtuxedo and mak- ing dinnergreservations all took careful Working in order to afford itgall ppff took even longer. But most would agree, the evening was worth all the Work. 118 SCRAPBOOK '87: Prom An evening out. Alisiat' Long finds a table before dancing. Presenting Chris Bickhart and Elizabeth Grace wait with Tim Ingram and Erika Houpe to have their names announced. g .