Gunderson High School - Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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For a High Rise vent COUNTDOWNY On the count of five-let's Now, on the count of three-let's hear it for A plete with the lighting of the torch. The rally l hear it freshmen, come alive! And it all began O lUni0f VlCl0fYl Pdivmas Vere the Peffed Of- V0Uld naw been U huge SU'-75955 if lne 'Gln with clash day. Being a Monday, it was kind of 5 life f0f wedneSdnYf belng 0 lafe dUY- There V05 Z lladnll Cancelled llle Vllole ll1ln9- a slow start due to lack of advertising the week O large turnout of P..l. wearers-some com- I FfidUY'S Colo' dUY ended 'ne Week Vllll U feel' before. After a weekend, I need someone to Pl?-le with blankets Und T9'3ldY Bears- Many ln9 of Pllde' With all llle VU 5llY Pl'-'lYef5 in remind me about things. l don't think on Mon- 5fUd9nf5 f 00P9d to B055 in the n10l'nln9 Vlfh Slaf-ks and 'ies' and Olhefs in iefSeYS and days. says Michelle Yuhas. Although we had a their pillows for a nice relaxing breakfast be- sweatshirts of brown and gold, everyone was a few outrageous outfits, most people were f0fe 5Ch00l- Upon drriving in the Forum, a big I'9OdY f0f 'he l5l9 Same' worried that they would look too stupid. Those L SYOUP SPFOOO out und Cl'OShed Oh the floor for a BGOCCUSC if V05 50 500n in 'he Yenff 5Pl ll' hoping for a last minute Homecoming date 1 paiama party! Week was not as strong as it has been in the would not consider looking less than perfect. ll ---- 2-56niOfS, we rule! And 'hey' planned Pnsf- D'955ln9 UP is an EUSY VUY l'0 Plan YOU' l . . . .2 . .. .3 . . . .4-we are saphmaregl out a complete Toga day to bring out spirit. l wardrobe for the week, but the publicity was Swamp day was a creative idea to 1-ie in the Many people were self-conscious about having not spread throughout the school. Spirit and 'l0th grade mascot af Spencer the Frgg, This Q their sheets fall off, but others looked their ' EXCitemenl' were promoted anyway since ev- was the day to wear all the khaki, green and f best by adding pieces of colorful, bright materi- eryone was psyched for the dance and game on alive yau eauld find and to watch rhe leapfrag al. The Juniors and Seniors combined ideas for ' 5Ol'UrClOY- contest at lunch. Outside in the plaza, we : 'he flfif flme and Ofgflnlled an uUPPefClU55' 5 ---- 4 ---' 3 -- 2 ---' l-Glzlzzl-lEs NUM' watched the Seniors hopping over each other men Greek rally. J BER ll!! to victory. ! The Olympic Games were to be played, com- l -Jennifer MOFSS 1 I . l l A 3 2 3 S S u 3 3 l , f 0 9 l l l E. 1 . 1- K On Wednesday morning, Juniors Holly Miller, Heidi Buckner, and Samantha Marder gave up their extra hour of sleep to meet with their friends at Bolfs. Breakfast was a great way to start Paiama Day, even if they did have to wake at 5:30 in the morning! Lori Mena and Allison Mullins, sophmares, showed Gunderson wpport at the rally on Friday. Their brown and gold was a sign of true spirit for the Homecoming game taking place the following day. , Billy Carmen, senior, looks as Greek as they get, enioying a delicious Toga's sandwich in the forum at lunch on Thursday. Togo Day was one of the most successful day during Spirit Week. People seem to have the most fun creating new and unique Greek outfits from any material or sheet available. Na, Cristin Carlentini, senior, Heather Allrerti and Michelle Martinelli, freshman, do not usually dress to look their worst. .f W, l w, , wee f l , ,