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

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Bidullf s Krstie c A roar of screams and cheers added to the enthusiasm and excitement of the elaborately decorated gym on April 8 as Senior Kristie Jones made Marshall's headline in the news. Kristie was selected by Marshall's student body to be their 1982 princess candidate for Queen of Rosaria. A total of 21 girls tried out during the selection of the court. Each girl made a 1Vz minute speech about herself and was also judged on her appearance and poise by a panel of judges from the Rose Festival Association. Besides Kristie, the court consisted of Seniors Tammy Bona- gofsky, Patti Diamond, Dayni Miller, Tina Rector, Christine Schloe, and Lyn Thompson. lt was one of the most exciting moments of my life, the memory will live on forever, com- mented Lyn. Before the queen's selection, Princess Kristie and the rest of the members of the court were in a round of judging which took place for about a month. Judging consisted of interviews, luncheons and other activities. All of the people associated with the Rose Festival are very nice. They really treat us all like princesses, commented Kristie about her royal exper- ience. For being a part of the royal court, Kristie received a wardrobe with brand names such as Whitestag, Jantzen, and Nike. Shoes and purses were also included to go with the outfits. A trip to Kah-nee-ta was also provided to promote relationships between court members. Benson senior boys served as chauffeurs for the court, driving them to various functions, such as visiting hospitals and nursing homes. Kristie, who chose to attend Oregon State University in the fall, also received a 51,000 scholarship. This has been a great experience for me. lt is too bad all girls can't win, concluded Kristie. I truly felt honored. GRACEFULLYwaIking down the red carpet with her escort, Todd Kraner, is court member Dayni Miller. KRISTIE JONES sheds tears of joy as 1981 Princess Stacey Huston pro- claims her Marshall's 1982 Rose Festival princess. Tina Rector and escorts Chnis Milner and Ron Dowhaniuk on with pleasure. 30 Rose Festival

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SHOWING HIS TALENTS off-stage is Junior Thespian Tony Wilkey as he wins the jump rope contest during Thursdays lunchtime activities. MAY FETE COURT- Rosalynn Hortsch, Sally Even, Kirsten St. Helen, Queen Kathleen Sherman, Debbie Armstrong, Allison Hortsch, Jackie Nigo, Michele Herman. KICKING BACK and relaxing in the sunshine while fantasizing of life in Hawaii is Junior Melinda Waymire, Sophomore Sandy Holland, and Sen- ior Ron Dowhaniuk. 2 ,m May Fete

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EMOTIONAL PRINCESS Kristie receives congratulations from fellow court member Tina Rector. ROSE FESTIVAL COCIR'ITTammy Bonagofsky, Lyn Thompson, Patti Diamond, Dayni Miller, Christine Schloe, Tina Rector, and Princess Kris- tie Jones. HEADLINES IN HISTORY, the l982 Rose Festival theme, provided the topic for this year's speeches, as shown here by Patti Diamond. WAITING anxiously for the announcement of the princess are Tammy Bonagofsky, Lyn Thompson, Patti Diamond, Dayni Miller, and their escorts. S if Rose Festival