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

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X 124 CLOSING: Pegasus '87 Memories how important they are! 'Thinkfabout it .. . much of our conversa- tion, much of the joy in our lives, is a reflec- tion on our past -- our accomplishments, activities, friends, pranks and any unique things we've done. Perhaps the mostlm- ortant challenge I can give is for youto Build fond memories to reflect upon in the years ahead. To some this may mean ecoming a more serious student to achieye career goalsg and to some it may mean relaxing alittle more and taking time to smell t e roses. In any case, your future happiness depends a great dealfyon the memories you make today. As an educator for the past thirty years, my human computer is stored, with multitudinous proud, happy, sad and fun- ny memories, many of them happening during the last three years at ,Columbus Alternative High Schoo . 1 g I remember Weil arriving at CAI-IS three years algollt was somewhat frightening assi greete a new student body. I remember, t at I wasnf t the only apprehensiveoone. As a matter ofgfact, I was quickly visited by a student delegation who wanted to checlg me out. I guess Lyon and I were OK, since we worke har , helpediieach other and very swiftly made our ways into each others hearts andlives. y I I My challenge to you isfto buiidffond memories forfyour future. -Mr. hillip Pool, Principal

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4-Ik 1 At long lust. An exuberant Ieri Grier receives her diploma from Assistant Superintendent James Furgason. V , ff l ii We made it! Missy Livingston offers a in hug of congratulations to Tina Rush. L C ' ' N. r , ' tx 1, . X N A X If Vx 6 in 9' ni r 3 ... i-if! lfwy H Iwi Q. Loin M ' - dialog ,I H.nu ' , M 4,,, W, i,., Akl, jffwi fflz Ms..e.r,..,,....,, h oioi'oofJ iini v. at at 1. nlnfvi , ., -ll'-ni w- q-, -u-f. X . P Setting the stage. Aviva Mirels, Andrea Boxill, David Rodgers, Taia Fairley, David Keene and Sherman jackson repre- sent the class of 1987 in the graduation V ceremonies. A serious moment. Scott Best and julie Abi- ianac realize the significance of commencement. What a day! Graduating seniors begin to arf rive at Veteran's Memorial. ' SCRAPBOOK '87: Graduation 123 i

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Change is i ihiiit fiery positive, Everything has to change. But no matteirthow for you go in time, you don't forget the nie1nories. y - Mr. Loynuchan