Gunderson High School - Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Page 195 text:

- 4 Dean of Guidance Mrs. Marsha Wadley helps students with their various problems and is shown with Karen lrwin, -, +'--Q-at 4 Va-Us fit. v' is - V' , :rs rf' IQE EVM, Mr. McPeek. head of curriculum, programs Lucho Sanchez's schedule. Mr. Berney, the Vice Principal of Discipline. checking attendance of an AIM candidate. AcadenncsI9l

Page 194 text:

You wake up early you go to his office and then standing right in front of you is Mr. Berney saying What seems to be the problem in your 6th period English class? You sweat, you're scared, and all of the sudden you realize it was all a dream, a horrible, horrible dream! This is certainly not the way our great staff members would like to be thought of. Our staff members at GHS are quite unique. These tough and hard working men and women meet great challenges everyday. You might ask yourself. How could teaching teenagers all day and making sure the campus stays clean be considered a challenge? Well kids nowa- days are no picnic, but staff members like our best teachers, deans, and even those guys that give us AIM make our school environment what it is today. People who put forth extra time to help the students in any situation, that's one of many characteristics that our staff contains. says Jenni Norman. Gunderson High l9O Academics Working Principal Basil Huffman, the principal provides the spice of life at The Vice Principal of Activities Richard Bondelie great help to the student government and provides assistance for the student body

Page 196 text:

This year on December l8 l987, the day Christmas Vacation the Cafeteria traditional lunch ralley Performing of Christmas the women recieved 6.00 a.m. You're making the decision to sleep in for ten more min- utes or to get up get ready and not be late for school. By the time you've finished contemplating on what you're going to do Vicky Bhem has already made her mind on what she'll serve for breakfast and lunch, whether it be a cinnamon roll to cereal, or a Poor Boy sandwich to Pizza. Vicky starts her day at 6:00 every morning, baking all of the bread here at Gunderson. At 7:30 the rest of the work crew arrives making what ever is on the agenda for the day. Every period students come in and help set up candy, wiping down tables or passing out food. Everyone has their own responsibilities and jobs to do, and as a result the food is hot and ready to be served by the time the lunch bell rings, comments Vicki. Administrators help a lot by cutting down on all the cutting in the lines. For Vicky, she likes to hear the responses and suggestions of the students and says, it helps to satisfy everyone. a i I wad .... s a..-Q.. . s .. . .... for 5 2 1 ,WV l92 Academics