Gunderson High School - Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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O Everyone was dressed to their best and ex- citement grew outside the gym as students waited to enter Gunderson's Ilth homecoming dance . . . but wait! The part which was the most fun was the preperation. It took some time to find the perfect dress or suit for the occasion. First, you had to find out the main color your date was wearing so you didn't clash. Then, you went to the mall with afriend tofind it.,The'mall was packed, the sales were on, and youwereoff! ' H V. gV V ,,V' VV,,i VVVf ' ,Then,Vit was time to plan' the evening. Did you wantfine dining or fast food? Thefchoices' I went from Jack ln The Box'ta,th'e.Villa Felice. arrived and it was time to get dressed. The girls had a friend over to help them get ready. The guys basically did it all themselves. Dinner was great, and you were off to the dance! . .. As the dance opened and people were let in, you could tell by their faces that they were happy with what they saw. The dance colors were pink, blue, and white. There was a blue and silver archway that you entered through 'that changed the PQE. gym I into a Semi4Ballroom . The decorations weVre, very well done,'7 saidsophomore Mike Steller. I The music was played by Club West D..l. Al- though some people were disappointed with Theguestion, was, Do yeu wantttoigo , ' efore' ' the type Vof V music they, played, most were dinhefy' g,r,qffef?'.'w t 5 i,,V,, f ', V . - I ies, Vi ,,,,,, i,V f I ' pleased with the variety andgaod mixes. V , After everything was all isetletid ,,1 V t ilfSB9IilEd.l'0,,l59 C.P?I4ecl' 5Y5nlNS-'5,U,fl'i'l16fG made pleas for befdreland after theatadancefiti if ffwere .sqiue vcomplications. This year the doors was o time to relax and for the big,night1to Veye V 1 come.: V V - sts,V ' 'Qkqy..Th'e'nigl1t you piaepea had finlallyjf' , , were clbsed ,at Na'eXce'ptions! Nearly 65 I l'peoplewe're2left outside asking for admittance. They t were turned away, VV a nd,VVsoVreturned with This one was Causing a Commotion, this years theme. V V V VV V V ,, 1 view showed that every- I fha v,,f ' I i lsr it A Y 1 ee .gs .. We l . parents. lt just doesn't seem fair that I had to pay 510.00 to go to the dance, and they tell me I can't go in. I should be able to go in when I want, said Suzie Krueger. That seemed to be what everyone was saying. They all waited about 45 minutes to be allowed into the dance. People were so upset by this that on November 5, I987 there was a meeting to clean up similar problems in the future. Another problem was the picture lines. Peo- ple waited from 45 minutes to an hour and a half just to get pictures. That left them with little time to dance. A lot of people never even saw the Royalty. lt was ridiculous! said Mia Bondi, There were only two photographers for all those people! VEven though there were these set backs, ev- eryone enioyed themselves. And after the dance, well, it was on to better things. - Heather l.aVigne gk Q ... :eff

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