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Celebrating 50 Years Photos of Rites of May 2019 by Peter Pu and Christian Gluth

Photo credit: Peter Pu

ROUND AND ROUND Maypole dancers weave ribbons around the permanent maypole in Scammon Garden on May 18. The Maypole dance is one of the Rites of May's oldest traditions, and it is performed around the world.

Photo credit: Peter Pu

MARCHING IN MAY In the front, freshman Benjamin Hubbell, music teacher Ryan Hudec and freshmen Erik Sveen Erling and Elias Sveen Erling of the "Marching Maroons" lead the Rites of May parade on May 18. After practicing the pieces in band class, they volunteered to participate.

Photo Credit: Peter Pu

HEART AND SOUL N-2 Principal and grand marshal Carla Young waves to someone watching the parade near the steps of Sunny Gym on May 18. She has supported the Rites of May since she was assistant principal along with Steve Tabak.

Photo credit: Peter Pu

ONE VOICE Music teacher Ellen Everson conducts the lower school choir in on May 18 in Kenwood Mall. The performance began the festival after the ribbon cutting. Ms. Everson is retiring at the end of this year.

Photo credit: Christian Gluth

STAYING ON TEMPO Focusing on his rhythm, freshman Suhail Couto plays his electric guitar as bystanders look his way in Kenwood Mall on May 18. He capped off a list of talented performances during the festival.

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