John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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ffqfwff -- K Celelorotion of Spring turns to fun May Fete, an annual celebration of spring, at Marshall became a celebration of fun. Lunchtime activities, the dance, and assembly were just part of the highlights during the week. Dressing up on certain days was an old favor- ite with T-shirts, Hawaiian outfits, sports attire, cowboy apparel and twin day. Bright, sunny weather was an added feature during the week enabling the licorice eating contest, the three- legged race and the other activities to be held in the courtyard during lunch bands. The court was introduced on Thursday in the auditorium which added elegance to the ceremo- ny. Court members were Freshmen Leslie Cov- er, Lori Voosg Sophomores Jan Nigo, Cori Wolf, Juniors Syndee Pinter, Brenda Lee, and Seniors Nancy Garbus, and Carolyn Mah. The student body voted in reg. the following day. There was a new twist this year when the May Fete court was presented in the auditorium at the end of the day. This final activity was the lead in event to the finale -the successful May Fete dance on Friday night. The 1980-81 Ex- ecutive Cabinet that coordinated the many events for this May celebration should feel very good about their efforts. lt was good team- work,', commented Cathy Schar, activities direc- tor. The court was presented at the dance on Friday night. Amidst the cheers of the students Nancy Garbus was crowned as May Fete Queen for 1981. lt was a nice addition to the end of my senior year, she said. The dance gave stu- dents a chance to socialize as the last all-school dance. Nancy GARBUS shows pleasure at being chosen May Fete Queen. The sun made May Fete Week more enjoy- able. May Fete ' 35

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