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

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MENS GLEE . . .But They Have Pun Men's Glee is an interesting little group. Most of us really couldn't hit a note if our lives depended on it, but we try. When we have class, fwhich on occasion can be a rare occurancej we gather up our music and sing. The songs we sing are not just ordinary men's songs - they're usually funny. This is to compensate for the fact that, as I said before, most of us can't really sing. It feels better to know that the audience is laughing at the songs and not at our singing. -lim Campbell, Tenor Ha rd ut work. Mrs. Woodrow directs the Men's Glee. Anotherfunny song. Men's Glee performs at the Holiday Concert. MEN'S GLEE -Row 1: Mrs. Woodrow CDirectorJ, Iames Clon- inger, Alan Eaton, Ed Oliver, Chris Bickhart, jim Campbell tPresi- dentj. Row 2: Eric Wright, Wes Gibson, Brian Davis, Chris Gray, Jeff Dollinger Nice-Presidentl, Tom Van Stavem. Not Pictured: Scott Best, Harvey Miller. With hat in hand. Bryan Davis sings in his first CAHS concert. Let me cull you sweetheart. As a suprise, the Men's Glee serenades Ruth Moeller at the Holiday Concert. PERFORMING ARTS: Men's Glee 75

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WOMEN'S GLEE -Row 1: Erika Houpe Nice-Presidentj, Sonia Almon IPresi- dentj, Heather Randles fRobe Mistressl , Deb- bie Felsenthal ITreasurerJ, Gail Davis ISecretaryl, Mrs. Woodrow IDirectorJ. Row 2: Aimee McCoy, Veta Byrd, Ieni Bojanowski, Michele Randles, Kelly Walston, Rita Hunt, Renee Davis, Melissa Livingston, Denise Sizemore, Kathy Edmonds. Row 3: Saman- tha Ayotte, Iodi Spencer, Abrella Hawkins, Chantal Williams, Robin Marshall, Amy Dempsey, Tonya Compton, Brenda David- son, Angelique Granville, Kari Sue Kinney, Tamula Tumer, Natalie Holland. Not Pic- tured: Frankie Horton, Pam Iemigan. All in a row. Women's Glee sings a holiday song. WOMEN'S GLEE A Break in Tradition -Sonia Almon, President When asked to write copy for Women's Glee, I wasn't exactly sure what to do. Tell us something new and exciting, I was told. What was there to tell. We met fourth period, we sang in both school concerts and there were no men in our group. After some thought I came up with a few ideas. For a month this fall we had a different teacher. Brian Nabors, former CAHS student, took over our class as an assignment for OSU. I-Ie turned out to be a great teacher. For the Holiday Concert we sang Grandma Got Run Cver By a Reindeer. Someone suggested it as a loke but Mrs. Woodrow liked it. All year we tried to ose our Ahia accent but for this song we were sup- posed to use a southern drawl. We had to sing off key! robabl the best part of our ear came when we san the Hallelujah Chorus. Usuahy this song is reserved for the Concert Choir, Alumni and faculty. It was an honor to be asked to join them. 74 PERFORMING ARTS: Women's Glee 4 1 I l I i l .f . l Getting ready. Aimee McCoy and Debbie Felsenthal warm up before performing. Q Paying close attention. Iodi Spencer and Mulissa Basset watch Mrs. l Woodrow for directions. 1 I

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IAZZ BAND -Row 1: Mr. King fDirec- torl, Tom Van Stavem, Bemard Anderson, Ian Wright, Brian Stamer, Andy Addington, Pedro Lewis, Georgia Nunemacher, Mike Anderson, Donnie I-Ilasten, james Clon- inger. Row 2: Sonia Almon, Becki Bell, Scott Lindsey, Mike Smith, Matt Moxss. Not Pic- tured: jim Campbell. Concentration. All alone, Matt Morss plays his guitar. 76 PERFORMING ARTS: jazz Band Under the tinsel sign. The jazz Band enter- tains the audience with the Theme from Night Court. A talent in demand. Mike Smith takes a break from the saxaphone and practices his skills at the piano. Those sweet sounds. jim Campbell performs in the Holiday Concert.