Fairmont West High School - Dragon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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' ,,f- -'k K- . Homecoming candidaies Debbie Marfinson, Jan Queen Lynne Wagner Shew iheir exuberance firsi Wes? Homecoming fesfiviiies ever +0 WiNdSOF, COHf1iG Clifford. Kaiiny Finke and wiflw Their smiles as Huey reign over 'Hue exfend over Friday and Safurday evenings

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Lynne Wagner shows surprise when named the accepts the crown, scepter and red roses as I968 Homecoming Queen. while She proudly she reigns over the weelm-end testivities. Dancing to the music ot The Stumps, I968 Nick Becker, ioins the other West students, Homecoming Queen Lynne Wagner, escorted by alumni, and taculty in enioying a new idea '68 Homecoming fills two days- a first at West For the tirst time invhistory the I968 Homecoming events extended over a two-day period with the tootball game with Wayne on Friday and the tradi- tional dance on Saturday night. Up, Up, and Away, I968 theme, showed visibly on taces ot the enthusi- astic students and alumni as they partici- pated in the annual Homecoming event. Dancing to The Stripper, played by West's Marching Band, Rythmettes add- ed to the halt-time ceremonies making this a highlight ot the evening. As students, alumni, parents and tacul- ty tocused their attention on the Student Council President Jaclc Horrell, the long- awaited moment arrived. Lynne Wagner reigned as the I968 Homecoming Queen. Barb Geatty, the I967 Queen, returned home to crown Lynne. Presentation ot bracelets to toreign exchange students Gunvar Lahr and Nina Bourdery on behalt ot the student body added a highlight to the already enioy- able evening. Student Council also gave the I'-768 Queen a bracelet. this year ot having the Homecoming events extend over a two-day celebration period.

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Chorus and orchestra present Broadway hit Camelot EnchanTing spirii of Nimue, porTrayed by Marcia Hulsrnan, aTTempTs To lure Merlin, Smiling happily while charming each oiher. Guenevere lBeclay DeTriclcl and ArThur iPhil Davisl dance aTTer The impressive wedding ceremony which made her Queen ol: CameloT. The mysTerious magician, porTrayed by Kirk Meadows, away from The dreamland of Camelol: Evil Mordred iMilce l.icaTal, illegiTimaTe Son of King ArThur lPhil Davisl, cunningly l-lighlighTing The year for The Music DeparTmenT, The orchesTra and chorus combined Their TalenTs To presenT The Broadway hiT CameloT, The Tragedy of King ArThur oT The Round Table, Lady Guenevere, and Sir Lance-loT, her lover. AcTion began when Guenevere arrived aT CameloT To become The King's wiTe. Charmed wiTh each oTher, ArThur and Guenevere gaily awaiTed Their wedding. ArThur, who had learned his wisdom oT peaceful ways Trom his magical Tu- Tor, Merlin, broughT iusTice To his land by Torming The celebraTed Round Table. Word of The new Table reached France, gaining The admiraTion ol: young l.anceloT, who deparTed Tor CameloT. JousTs beTween l.anceloT and Three lcnighTs Took place before The Royal GrandsTand. LanceloT delivered a mor- Tal blow To Sir Lionei, buT Through his inTense TaiTh broughT The lcnighT baclc To life. AT This poinT, Guenevere and LanceloT Tell hopelessly in love. Alone aTTer Sir LanceloT's lcnighTing ceremony, ArThur realized The growing love ol: his queen Tor his besT friend: buT he submerged his own resenTmenT To preserve peace in CameloT. convinces his royal TaTher To declare war againsl' his close friend and ally LanceloT.