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

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Q , ' i Xi mush Y, KVVIVV .,,, V .ml 'VKA W K Jw i to do her homework. is I is ,t M' 'Wig mr 1 ng his l Working on an Advanced Art project takes Cathy Selsor out into the CAHS Po-Man Chu snuggles into a chair in the library halls. o oh ooh realiie a ixuh 'Q' ofitliiiigs! r'rlo ,yy rlr r M rrro e y ,o.Q e hl Lampage i First, your freedom depends on .nomiriQiili - gd 'gg ' if E1YSSa Payer eduiiationali systemg i u n 1 ' Uri Perrin Righfiiiehndiprivilegesi rest upon the basis they ' f ' CAHS is, after all,ahigh school. , in rorr ' i il Seg9nd,, more or h important, is the fad l that iid littleimore true to the 'realggf n o if lworldfthan anything n r 1 that ieaseusiijdentslifi hh r , , Sheme Pem, hqveeggperieruiedfthuisiiar. Ndflongeriican lit- A ff hi Robert Pickard file moiibcerebral cliques provide corripleteygz Jason PM enclosure. At CQHS, sggqenmyeerpiusrieiiiieraae lllle y i if ,with of teenage, i if not human, A if voluntarily, then under thrgiql of .-11.r1 Z i ex ','W,eV,e 1 nil. naivetyyandf or geyere Suchifiiithe ii Q 595 5 -l ., A of .-f' :Ef ff JI L Gwendolyn 5 ,yifilhyyy . ,V,, 1 hifi, 51 . Q1, i i'i1 zli ' ' iiy' V V, Q V ' ' 5 L Prowant nyyy, 1 ,1,i e uuie e iieenii -igophomyore efu eiuyi e . r ,e , niyr r,,e u y ,iee Q ' PEOPLE: Sophomores 47

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Benjamin Ling Iason Lofton Dynell Macklin Iuan Martin Michelle McAfee Stephanie McCoy Megan McGee Heather McGraner Laura McMichael james McRae William Miller Ruth Moeller Delphia Moore Tricia Moore LaTonya Moorer Rebecca Moots Heather Morgan Sheila Mullins Anne Nagel Katherine Nowlin 46 PEOPLE: Sophomores During A P Euroggeon formed us thot he l, wos ef1Of X A eggrlsrwbur rofher on despor Syhorgjq at Moeller 6 Tonyo NJ mfgv' Though in the art room Wendy Prowant and Dawn White choose to work on thier home ork ,ff Ai f'? wmt K , W. l I . . .am closg this yeor Mr. Q

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l rtSa T yaS hla C thry S tt One of the best experiences Ive had at CAHS IS being a part of the Dance Company Belng together day after day for hours at a time can make or break a relatlonshlp Though at times we all felt like pullmg out each ther s halr, as well as our own we made at through rehearsals culmsnatmg nn our major perfor mance We even managed to mam tam our frlendshlps Conme Trimble Mlst Ross p d o h th gont e pho e Underclassmen wa1t1mpat1ently m the lunchlme 0 OU10l'9S ld h cl h f 48 h y hk wig? M1st1 Ross Enn Ruff Kar Ruff Robe muel an c m a n co ,rlr gag rslrtt's-g ,es . g ' + l V g S ' ' V ' i s en ss meofherfreetimec a 'n hx , . , . K .r - V n . 1 I I ' ' K sity.. ,, ,M . , RK 48 PEOPLE: 5 ph M-SIM 'D' f ' ' ' ' -T '14 R