Gunderson High School - Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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-vw-0 This year's Halloween had a slightly differ- ent touch. lt started out as an average Hallow- een day, but eventually got wilder and crazier with every minute. Some students were disap- pointed to find out they weren't going to get out of fourth period to be in the annual parade led by the cafeteria staff. Instead, our lunch hour was extended so we could have the pa- rade and a costume contest held in the plaza. But the high point of the day was definately THE RALLY! lt started off with the announce- ment of the costume contest winners and a class yelling competition. The freshmen and sophomores yelled Happy, -while the juniors and seniors yelled Halloween. All of the classes were spirited, but of course the seniors , SO and juniors won! said senior Debbie Near- gardner. Then senior Brian Glasper and juniors Sean Singleton and Sean Lyle performed a lip sync routine to a song by RUN DMC. Junior Nicole Bonus said, What made this rally so exciting was all of the unplanned things that happened. Like, when the cholo gang swarmed around RUN DMC, and all the nerds got up and started dancing, and the senior women flashers flashed the senior men cholos. It was great, I couldn't stop laughing! After RUN DMC fin- ished, it was time for the cheerleaders to per- form their awesome flashlight routine to The Freaks Come Out at Night. While they await- ed for their music to begin, the fun started up again. The cholo gang strutted out to the mid- E- 1 ' E g ,k', -' 1 i R K V fl -4 ,V . i-i' -i -.'. L R i. . ,--' 1 ,,V,V ,-.-- Q 1 ',.- , Q,-v,,,,,.,gy1.wm,,4 fm w 'fu 'M 1' - , f , i 1 f pr, .. f, .,z,.:.1.ifwi2ef'mefmzqefwfez-'fb 9 -ff'-Hr' ,,,mf,1E2w'+, :iff-1 vu iw dle of the gym and started dancing. While sen- ior hippie Dayle Smith rolled through the crowd on her platform sandal roller skates, later joined by the rest of her hippie friends, flashers, nerds, and others. Pretty soon, the whole stu- dent body was standing on the bleachers, get- ting down and going crazy to the wild music echoeing throughout the gym. Juniors Randy Schriefer and Sean Yeaman said, This has been the best rally since we've been here at Gunderson! Yvette lntoschi said, lt was the first rally that kept my attention the whole time. The Grizzlies SOARING SPIRITS proved that no Halloween will ever come close to the one we had this year. -Debbie Avoux I 3

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