Gunderson High School - Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Go get 'em Kit!! He's got his weights together. Push lt. Breath ,breath! this is a comment you may here when you watch people pumping iron. The constant flexing of muscles, the smell of sweat, and clanking of iron , WOW it makes you want to run out and join Nautalis right away! Well, kids people who are serious about their bodies take the Gunderson Weight Training Class. Not only does it give you a great body, but your attitude can improve as well. When you look good you fell good and it's true. These students not only work out in the weight roon , but also run to improve the insides. they gain knowledge of themselves and achieve set goals. Sounds to me like Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons should watch outl! Jack Farage pumping iron to keep his skills to a tee in wrestling. Nowadays, women are taking charge-and lifting too, like Christina Matteyl Academics l87

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Give me 20, on the floor, nowI Well l suppose that there are many of you fitness crazed people out there who have never heard those words, but when you enter the 'Grizzly' world of physical education- you better watch Out. ln these daily classes, students are tested on their knowledge of all sports rules, their physical fitness and how to have good sportsmanship. the students get a choice during the year to discover the various aspects of soccer, volleyball, field hockey, flag football and many other sports. Nowadays all of the new fangled changes done to the athetic department, P.E. is no longer considered an easy class, but rather a class where you learn how to play the games and keep fit. a , 2 5 i S E. Servicell Not only does the physical education department teach all the regular sports, they also have 6-weeks of tennis training. Notice the enjoyment these P.E. students are experiencing. Running is said to be the best exercise and these people should know. Go Gunderson Women! They seem to have their acts together, especially the muscles. l86 Academics

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Jason Cornett tries unsuccessfully to cheat off Diana Bender's notes. The Easy Wa Out There are a great many students who really believe in studying for tests days in advance, iust as there are people who log at 5 o'clock in the morning, but these people are stunted and strange. lt is a great mistake. Such unusual and eccentric preparedness takes away a great deal of the excitement of cheating. The psychological involvement in learning and studying for tests is very complex. lf the entire process could be clearly analyzed and its components isolated for inspection, we might clearly comprehend the mind of the Scholarly Student. Take Mr. X., for instance, a teacher so excited about giving tests that to even contemplate his class assignments makes us feel warm inside. Every now and then we may get an assignment from him, and surely, a test is also announced. We immediately begin scheduling study time, and even cancel our plans for Saturday night. We think of the fun we will have studying with our classmates at Johnny's house Saturday night. knowing that our date for the evening is going out with his ex-girlfriend. Nevertheless, we cannot put ourselves before our schoolwork! Regretfully, Saturday night comes and we somehow find ourselves with our date, knowing that our test grade is in jeopardy. Our class- mates are upset that we didn't show up for the study party, and on Monday, with the test date looming, we are desparate. The test is on Wednesday, and the time we have spent during the weekend-we realizeewas frivolous and nonproductive. We waste another night. By this time, we have convinced ourselves that the test won't be as hard as we expect. One night of studying is surely enough to get at least a B on the test. Heck, we'd even take a C. But it would be shameful to Mr. X. if we were to get a grade lower than a B. We absolutely wouldn't want him to get a bad reputation- Mr. X.-don't get himl He K 1, f.., .AU M sri I s-1-e-S'-'ii