Gunderson High School - Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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nl From our style of dress to the way we think, talk, and feel, music affects us in many ways. ln fact, music is a way of life for many Gunderson stu- dents. lt is not unusual to see them wearing T-shirts advertising their fa- vorite groups or of a recent concert to which they've been. This year's hot concerts were U-2, the New Brit- ish lnvasion, Depeche Mode, and Day on the Green. Junior Chris Rettig, who attended the Day on the Green concert, commented, uwhitesnake was one ofthe best sounding groups l've ever heard in concert. Gunderson students can be found listening to music just about any- where. ln the morning, it a favorite song comes on the radio, it can putt one in a good mood tor the rest of the day. lf a song that l really like is playing while l drive into the parking lot, I usually stay in my car until it's over, says junior Nancy Phipps. Dur- ing lunch, students can eat while they listen to music played by the school DJ's. There are different DJ's each day who play different types of mu- sic. Senior Cherard Valentine stated, l only eat outside when they're play- ing the kind of music l like. After school, the sound of cor stereos bumpin ' to the latest song is heard throughout the parking tot. Deanna Strain jokes, l try to avoid getting rides from people who don't have rad stereos. AM radio is pretty sad. Those students who have an after school sport usually run the field and exercise while listening to their Waik- mans because they are small and easy to carry. lt's easier for me to run my laps when l'm listening to mu- sic because it keeps my mind off how much farther I have to run, com- mented Stephanie Adams on Varsity Soccer. With so many types of music and radio stations, there is something for every taste. lf you're into Top 40, you might listen to KWSS or KATD. Those who prefer alternative music may tune into Live lO5. Those who like the upwbeatsound of rap and soul might tum to KSOL. And it you're into rock and roll or metai, there is KOME and KSJO for all you nrockersf' No matter what kind of music we listen to, it plays, on important port in our lives. The day after the LJ-2 concert, many students came to ,fw- school showing off their concert shirts. Senior Joe Fazzio and juniors Mike Buckley and J. J. Berton were among many students who attended the concert. During lunch, school DJ's alternate each week playing dif- ferent types of music. Senior Brian Glasper rocks the school as he spins the latest soul records.

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