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

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.ffnf-4, at Two members of the CAHS family, Roger Wright and sophomore Merry Greenberg share a hug. Amy Korpieski dares to walk through the CAHS halls during class. Ianice Mullins Molly Murday Travis Neumuller Sheri Nordman Ralph Nowling Georgia Nunemacher Edward Oliver Terri Palmer Duane Penick Autumn Petty Ann Pinkerton Denise Poole Laura Rafferty Heather Randles Michelle Rayford Monica Roberts Kimberly Ross Heather Roush Nathaniel Russell Raynette Sample David Schneller Mark Schulze Abigail Schwarzwalder Kenneth Schweickart Audrey Smith Iodi Spencer David Spengler Timothy Stephens PEOPLE: juniors 37

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Daniel Mesnard in Q ' Marvin Mitchell A:- V , A. M sf RE L Q ig l N William Mitchell js. Iames Mullins Every year another classigraduates replaced Bysthe next group of Freshmen conung the rules brams lonersy frrends sisters and brothers It 5 Qi All worklng andleafning under they . I . I I . 1 . sarne roof. i I ' y Influenced by teachers, well educated degrees. just as studentsare classified, they are I . . I . 8XlZl'E1'IlE ' . From clothes to grades halrstyles and attltudes a I s School rs more than work and play ll IS an experience u I . Heather Randles My worst experienlceyriuyatlQCAHS was one of the worst experiences of my llfe.Iiljiieinember it like it was yester- day. I entered the school kind of confused because all weekend long my friends kept calling me and asking hear what happened'?' 'About lwhat'?' I replied? to my first caller. Then l was told thehorrifying news: 'Juan,' she said, 'heakilled himself Fridayf Suddenly my heart dropped and I couldn't do anyting. I couldn't feel anything and worst of all, I couldnft iic All I could do was say NO! and pray that she was lying. s I ,I yst . I dldn't accept any more calls and I tried out of my mind by telling myself that it wasn't truegYiThen the next day ,when I went to school everyone was cry- ing. I still kepttelling myself that when I go into the building Juan will be standing at his locker acting as sil- ly as ever. But that never happened. Insteadjurhat I saw was students walking by his locker touchiinagiistsias if they weregivlng him their final good-bye I stood and watched friends saythat everything was going to be O.K. but I knew thatis.itfwrjuldn t be because Juan was qone and he was never ever coming back. Then at that moment all l could do was cry. ' sltcigss e g . Those of us that had the pleasure and fufillmentggot Juan Orsos love and friendship will remember forever. He wasialsweet person and a wonderful humanist and that ycc. .ishow he should be remembered happy and joyful. But Ill never forget that day for as long as I live as I will never forgetduan I loved him I 1 9 I -miss him- q 1 . . if W3 I N Travis Neumuller manages a smile for the camara but jennifer Wheeler is not thrilled! 36 PEOPLE: juniors

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Iames Stewart Stephanie Stinziano Candacy Taylor Michael Tesfai Amari Thomas Melanye Thomas Robyn Thomas Frank Thompson Sarah Thompson Scott Truelove Kara Waldon Tommy Walker Ir. La Tonia Ward Angela Waretzi Traci Watkins Erin Watterson lennifer Wheeler Samuel White Lisa Wiget Leslie Williams Peggy Williams Sherri Wilson Geoffry Wissman Matt Woodward Eric Wright Roger Wright Aaron Wyckoff Anthony Yang Mollie Young William Young Rachel Zutell 38 PEOPLE: juniors --A f, 5' L ,ff-t:,, ll lr X. 'lf R'-rpg 5 . ow 135 sf. I K A Q Q QA Q Q 5 'fffhey funniest thing that happened was vqhen - Dupaway looked the arid leftiait all m0fmQ9' S ...Q 3 aL Q. MH Frank Thompson, Aaron Wyckoff, Mollie Young, Enc Wright and Traci Watkins take the PSAT for the last time. it FW' .1- ' 82 J tif, sf' rr, 4