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        THE CLASS OF 1966 Presents . . The 55th Annual FRESHMAN GLEE  quot;NOVELTY quot; MARCH 9, 1963 8:00 P.M. Willamette University Salem, Oregon 
        Junior Class Song . . .   x27;HERE AT FRESHMAN GLEE quot; Here we are at Freshman Glee; We won  x27;t forget to smile. A great tradition we agree, And surely worth its smile. We make our bets and hope to win; We strive for Glee  x27;s renown, And bet that Glee would jolly-well change If sung in Londontowne. Repeat No. 1 in madrigal style. As Johann Strauss in waltz-time wrote, We sing this song today. With courtly curtsey we  x27;ll begin The stately Viennese way. Repeat No. 1 in waltz style. In New Orleans while trumpets blow On Basin Street somewhere; The mood we  x27;ll sing in next for you With blues will fill the air. Repeat No. 1 in blues style. In lands far from Willamette  x27;s shores We  x27;ve tried to let you see How songs would be rearranged For their own Freshman Glee. Song Leader:    Dave Beier Formation Leader:   Don Lorenzen Words and Music:   Grover Gentry, Cari O  x27;Donnell Dave Beier, Dotti Montag Accompanists:    Ann Kaufman,     Ivona Randall 
        Sophomore Class Song . . .  quot;WEST WITH A SONG quot; We  x27;re here in New York, We  x27;re here but not for long, Cause we  x27;re headin  x27; South, We  x27;re headin  x27; South with our song. So hurry up Joe, We  x27;ve got some trav  x27;lin  x27; to do. The bright lights of Broadway Will be no home for you. Take a last look at that Manhattan Skyline. Lady Liberty  x27;s wavin  x27; good-bye. The wheels are aturnin  x27; Hear that clikety clack. Ole Dixie  x27;s a callin  x27; And there  x27;s no turnin  x27; back. A place to call home Is what we  x27;re hopin  x27; to find. Maybe it  x27;s here Across that Mason-Dixon line. Here in Dixie, on the Mississippi, Listen to the darkies Strummin  x27; Ole Black Joe. And there  x27;s lazy livin  x27; down along the levy. Worries never heavy, Takin  x27; life slow. And the southern beans and southern belles Will greet you with their smile. Welcome     glad to have you     stay awhile. Continued 
        Well, we thank you folks, but from the South we  x27;re turnin  x27;. We feel a westward yearnin  x27; And it  x27;s over the Rockies we  x27;ll go. Wagon wheels     keep a rollin  x27; along. Wagon wheels     take us west with our song. Prairie wind, blowin  x27; free, The bright sun burnin  x27; the sky. On our way-yip-ay-yea The miles are hurryin  x27; by. Oh we  x27;re rollin  x27; rollin  x27; rollin  x27; ore the mountains we are rollin  x27; To the place where we  x27;ll no longer roam. Oh the dust is blowin  x27; and we  x27;re goin  x27; to the land where we  x27;ll be knowin  x27; There we  x27;ll find a home. Wagon wheels     keep a rollin  x27; along. Wagon wheels     take us west with our song. Rollin  x27; hills, mountain breeze, The bright blue sky up above. Here we are, now we see, We  x27;ve found the land that we love. And now that we  x27;re here     We  x27;ve decided to stay. The best doggone campus In the U.S.A. So unpack your bags. No more trav  x27;lin  x27; to do Old W. U.     we make a toast to you. Song Leader:    Sharon Brown Formation Leader:    Joe Hughes Words and Music:   Sharon Brown, Bob Blodgett, Barbara Davis Accompanists:    Bob Blodgett, Barbara Davis 
        Freshman Class Song .  quot;DESTINATION W. U.  x27;  I  quot;Here at Willamette U. we have a situation uncommon to other college campuses. This situation is the proximity of the railroad tracks resulting in annoying, and often amusing situations which we would like to share with you. quot; x Our Prof, began to lecture of Socrates and such, But of those dear philosophers we cannot tell you much. For as we gained some interest and started a debate, We could not hear each other,   x27;cause there came another freight. CHORUS:   Hear the music of the railings rumbling Clickity-Clack. Destination W. U. Drumming out the rhythm as the train rolls down the track. Destination W. U. There it goes Round the bend Round the bend Then straight again Ch ch ch ch ch ch  My girl and I went out one night to pitch a little woo. We kissed beside the Millstream, I whispered,  quot;I love you. quot; Continued   
        She smiled and seemed so happy, I think she felt the same. I  x27;ll never know for certain   there came the 12th street train. CHORUS: At nine one night three girls stepped out to walk down Lebold  x27;s way. They sipped their cokes, then payed the bill; No longer could they stay. At five til ten they started back, reached the track at 12th and State, The bar went down, the bell rang out, they knew then they  x27;d be late. CHORUS: Another story they do tell about Willamette U., Of boys who hope to Portland go aboard the 5:02. It seemed there were some hapless boys who hopped the Portland train. Which took them more than 50 miles and on to Portland, Maine. CHORUS: Song Leader:   Mike Landfair Formation Leader:    Mary Dorsch Words and Music:    Mike Landfair, Sue, Hemenway, Ward Nelson, Bob Wallace, Paula Harris Jon Putnam Accompanists:    Darelyn Husen, Ward Nelson 
        Freshman Glee Committees . . . Glee Manager  Mike Steding Corresponding Secretary  Nancy Hutchinson Recording Secretary Judi Moen RECORDS Larry Tate Bonnie Brown Mike Hood Dean Popp John Travis Mary Dee Stithem K. D. Barta PROGRAMS Katy White John Bjork Raynette Pierce Jollie Hiedbrak Peggy Smith Stephanie Okada Margi Eichelberger Sue Thompson Nancy Van Winkle Connie Jo Whiteside SOUVENIRS Mike Aldrich Bill Blair Lester Bush Nancy Farmer Lyn Van Houten Judy Dunn Donna Kemp Pam Maynard LIGHTING Chris Dudley BACKDROP Carol Buell Mike Pierson Don Stouh Ty Gillespie Paul Heubner Allyn Barthalomew ENTERTAINMENT Mike Wilkins Karen Reppun Karen Evans Ann Lee Pain Powers Marilyn Viken DECORATIONS Vicki Petkanen Kirk Ann Neil Mary Wirt Suzanne Underwood Pam Dean Sybil Reed Rachel Wamsley Shirley Schoblom Ron Kay Sue Harlor Rob Chase Gary Childs Dave Larson TICKETS Barbara Whalin John Erickson Mary Lou Turner Dean Torkelson Don Brockhaus Rick Bremmer Dale Claypool Randy Kuhn PUBLICITY Ruth Younkers Bill Willingham Judy Jamison Marion Gilmore Jamie Bishoff Elinor Lindquist Dave Hanson Rick Kawana Steve Jackson Mike McKinley STAGE George Cornwall SECRETARIES Judi Moen Nancy Hutchinson Darlene Hawkins 
        Program . . . Class Parodies Freshman Class President  x27;s Report . . . DOUG McNISH Freshman Glee Manager  x27;s Report . . . MIKE STEDING Senior Class Song . . .  quot;BROTHER TO BROTHER quot; Junior Class Song . . .  quot;HERE AT FRESHMAN GLEE quot; Sophomore Class Song . . .  quot;WEST WITH A SONG quot; Freshman Class Song . . .  quot;DESTINATION W.U. quot; Entertainment Presentation of Judges9 Decision . . . DR. DANIEL SCHULZE 
        Freshman Glee Freshman Glee originated in 1908 when three ingenious freshmen, Jimmie Oaks,  quot;Brick quot; Harrison, and R. V. Ellis of the class of 1912, challenged the other classes to a song competition. The words and music were to be original, and all class members were to participate in the contest in the chapel of Waller Hall. There, the proud freshmen received the first  quot;College Glee quot; victory banner. In 1911, Glee moved to the First Methodist Church, then, two years later to the Salem Armory, and, finally in 1923, to the newly completed Willamette gym. In the early Glees, classes simply walked in, rendered their songs, and walked out again. Then, with increased class participation and publicity, the programs grew more elaborate. Marching, today an integral fixture, was added in 1912. Later, to facilitate judging, all the classes adopted common themes. Fortieth Glee in 1948, saw the  quot;whiskerino quot; contest return with the traditional dark and white glee uniform. Freshman Glee has great milestones. In 1933, the freshmen won Silver Glee. In 1938,  quot;Life quot;, by publishing an article on Glee, brought it to national attention. In Golden Glee, in 1958, the seniors staged their third victory in four years. Today is Glee  x27;s fifty-fifth birthday. Hours of planning, preparation, and practice have gone into this evening  x27;s program. The long awaited moment approaches for each class to unveil the fruits of its ingenuity and toil.   Welcome to NOVELTY. 
        THE CLASS OF   x27;66 Dedicates . . . . . . The 1963 Freshman Glee to Dr. Robert M. Gatke who has been either student or professor on this campus since 1914. During his long stay at Willamette, he worked to beautify the campus with his landscaping. He wrote  quot;The Chronicles of Willamette quot;, an historical account of the development of Willamette University. Once a professor of history and political science, he now holds a position of Professor Emeritus. 
        Senior Class Song . . .   x27;BROTHER TO BROTHER quot; A Contemporary Spiritual One of these mornin  x27;s each man a brother, All my sorrows carried away. Neighbor to neighbor one with each other, All my sorrows carried away. Banish the hates which constantly sever, All my sorrows carried away. Strengthen the love which holds us together, All my sorrows carried away. Free to wonder where my heart wants to roam, All my sorrows carried away. Free to wonder in a land of my own, All my sorrows carried away.  quot;All men are equal  quot; Thus sayeth the Lord,   x27;Darkie  x27;, get out  x27;a my school  Go away from my store  The Good Book says:  quot;All men are brothers. quot;   x27;Darkie  x27;, get of fa my street  And away from my door  Why this trouble? Why this pain? Oh Lord    Oh Lord  Oh Lord  We  x27;re gonna cast our bondage away  Yes-a-Lord, Yes-a-Lord. We  x27;re gonna welcome glory today  Yes-a-Lord, Yes-a-Lord. We  x27;re gonna ride that old freedom train  Yes-a-Lord, Yes-a-Lord. Gonna sing, yes Lord. Gonna shout, yes Lord. We  x27;re gonna ride that train  Song Leader:   Sue Lewis Formation Leader:    Doug Simon Words and Music:   Joann Gay, Maryann Wright, Thelma Ray, Sue Lewis, Karen Stone, Steve McPhetres 
        Rules for Judging . fc WORDS AND MUSIC: Judged together. There will be three judges with thirty points a piece with a grand total of 90 points VOCAL RENDITION: There will be four judges with thirty points a piece with a grand total of 120 points A. Tone quality  10 points B. Diction    10 points C. Expression   10 points FORMATION: There will be three judges with thirty points a piece and a grand total of 90 points A. Execution  20 points B. Adaptability    10 points All judges, except the ones judging music and words will be required to attend the night of Glee. Acknowledgments . KAPT, 1220 Kilocycles, for rebroadcasting this evening  x27;s performance. Roger Berman who rendered invaluable time and effort to help promote a successful glee. Mr. Paul Silke, Vibbert Electric, for the electrical supplies used in this evenings presentation. Johnson and Siewert, Printers.