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        PRESENTING . . . 7 amp;e  ty fofc THE 59th ANNUAL . . . ffifSHfflflfl GL      of WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Which is now in its 125th year. Salem, Oregon MARCH 4th, 1967 Presented by      .  . THE CLASS OF 1970 Glee Manager BILL BENNETT Assistant Glee Manager .  . ED MILLER Recording Secretary  NANCY STEVENS 
        DEDICATED TO                 lt; G. HERBERT SMITH, presently in his 25th year as president of Willamette University. This year  x27;s Freshman Class will have the honor of being the last class to graduate under President Smith, as he will be retiring in 1970 after many years of devoted service to the University. 
        THE RINGMASTER SPEAKS . . . For the past 58 years Willamette Students have participated in a phenomenon known as Freshman Glee. No other college in the nation holds such an event. Glee, over the years, has meant many things to many people, but perhaps the most significant has been the tremendous spirit exhibited by the participants. It is with this spirit in mind that   welcome you to the 59th Annual Freshman Glee. The theme for this year is NOVELTY, and it is our hope that this will be a novel and merry experience for all. To those who win, I offer my congratulations. To those who lose, I thank you for a job well done. To all, we, who have worked to make this year  x27;s Glee a reality, hope that this will be a night you will cherish for years to come. BILL BENNETT, Freshman Glee Manager 
        THAT WHICH WILL OCCUR , . FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT  x27;S ADDRESS: . . . Kerry McClelland GLEE MANAGER  x27;S ADDRESS: . . . Bill Bennett   x27;TAKE US BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS quot; . . . SENIOR CLASS  quot;A SONG OF YOUTH quot; . . . JUNIOR CLASS  quot;FACTORY quot; . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS  quot;OUR BELOVED SCHOOL quot; . . . FRESHMAN CLASS ENTERTAINMENT JUDGES  x27; DECISION AND PRESENTATION Everyone is cordially invited to attend a reception to be held in Matthews Hall following tonight  x27;s program. 
        JUDGING STANDARDS . . . WORDS AND MUSIC . . . Judged together by three judges, each rating the four classes according to first, second, third and fourth. VOCAL RENDITION  . . . Four judges will consider tone quality, diction, and expression. Each judge will rate the four classes according to first, second, third and fourth. FORMATION  .  . . Three  judges  will  each  rate the four classes according   to  first,   second,  third   and   fourth. Points will be assigned after judging is completed. WORDS AND MUSIC . . . First place 5 points    Third place    3 points Second place- 4 points     Fourth place  2 points VOCAL RENDITION AND FORMATION . . . First Place    10 points     Third place   6 points Second place .8 points     Fourth place   4 points Thus, a total of ten judges will be used, and a possible 85 points is attainable. 
        SetUwi Sony, * * , Formation JOHN ERICKSON Song  DAVE WELCH, JOE EDING MTAKE US BACK TO THE GOOD  OLD  DAYSM VERSE: Parents often try to tell us they were young once too. But they don  x27;t seem to realize we know what they could do. So now on their behalf, we shall dedicate this song, And  hope that they are willing to agree and come along.    CHORUS: TAKE US BACK TO THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS-the Roaring Twenties Raccoon   coats,  skirts  to  the  thighs   (sigh) Prohibition   put you   in  a   quot;tight quot;  position. Five-foot-two and  those  blue eyes that made you Make advances, takin  x27; chances Doin  x27; the Charleston all the night and day-time. Frills and laces, silent flicks and powdered faces Grab your gal and give a hand to the man in the dixieland band. (VAMP) Marquees  blazing,  brightly,  nightly  people gazing Up and down the avenue. Jolson  x27;s mammy  x27;s swingin  x27; in from Alabamy. TAKE US BACK TO- THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS of booze and blues,  quot;ink-a-dink-a-dink-a-doo quot; And Theda Bara  x27;s hair-a too- Back to the  quot;Twenty-three skiddoo quot; (boop-ee-doo-bah ) 
        Gcmio* So*ty gt; . . . Formation DENNY COLE Song  GINNI  HAWKINS  quot;A SONG OF YOUTH quot; We  x27;re on our way to the highest points of our lives. . Between  now and then we know we don  x27;t have much time  .  .  . From each day we  x27;re living we  x27;re getting the most that we can. You  must be a child  before you can be a man. A Song of Youth  Our souls and minds are young and pure and free  .  .  . But this  is  not for eternity. For with the seasons and with the onslaught of years, Will come the heartaches, the sorrows, and the tears. Our lives are short and each year has its dream. And in our year our minds will just float downstream. Our laughter and smiles are not really such a crime. Growth will come with time. A Song of Youth  
        Formation  DON SOLBERG Song  BILL GAYNOR  quot;FACTORY quot; SPOKEN:     Cruel,   Drunken,  Suntanned,  Society SUNG: Welcome  to  the   Factory Manufacturing misfits Diseased of the soul, falling Clawing at each branch, fighting Searching for self, deeply Calling for help, in vain Supposed   saviours,   screaming   how If you are there, light of lights, Shine on this palsied soul And why allow such darkness, why oh why, Why is a desert Continually tantalizing with the mirage of revelation Diseased of the soul, falling Clawing at each branch, fighting searching   for   self,   deeply Calling for help, in vain. 
        Formation  JON HAYNER Song  DOUG FORSYTH  quot;OUR BELOVED SCHOOL quot;  n eighteen hundred and forty-two, there was a man named Lee, And  he founded a  University, He tutored the Indians and taught them how to read, And they paid for tutition with their beads. He worked and he slaved for he really loved that school, But everyone who saw him thought for sure he was a fool, His school was a huge success and one of great repute, And lies about his school he would quickly refute, And through his noble efforts came the Oregon Institute, And then came Waller Hall and boy was it a beaut. They built it out of bricks of clay, The clay it baked at school all day, And still the Hall is standing there today. But that was a hundred and twenty-five years ago I guess, And the school  now is really quite a mess, The kids have their own  ideas and think they are the best, And when they don  x27;t get their way, protest. They gripe about the saga food but know they really love it, They  say  they  want  more  social   life, But know there  x27;s too much of it. The boys are at one end of the school, The girls are at the other, We think this  really quite  absurd, They could  not  hurt each  other, But when the  boys are with the girls the higher ups do shudder, It seems evident they  x27;re trying to prevent some unthought-of event. Then they have their Freshman Glee, With songs that are sung bunglingly, And that is all this song should really be. Whatever is true about this school we really could no  say, But if YOU can, then that is quite OKay, And if the plan is not exactly what the people say, It  x27;s far too late to remedy the kind of college quality, And so the students are stuck, then, yet today. 
        OUR ILLUSTRIOUS RINGLEADERS Programs . . . Tickets CINDY  IRVINE KEN  PETERSEN BOB W ATKINS SUE DILLOW Souvenir Edition . . . RICHARD  POLLEY MARCIA KELLEY Lighting  .  .  . BOB SWANSON Ushers . . . LINDA SHARPE Stage and Floor . . . JIM  BARBER PETE GEORGE GRANT SHARP KATHY WELCH PAT CAMPBELL BOB JONES TED FRITTS LESLIE PETERSEN Recording . . . Photographers Entertainment Banquet Committee ... PATT1E CHASE TOM GILBERT Publicity Decorations Backdrop . BILL HOWE MARGARET JENSEN ROBIN WHITTLE MOLLY HOLSAPPLE SUE CARLSON TED SHARPE These committee heads are deeply indebted to the many committee members who so willingly gave their time and effort. A special   thanks   to   each   of   these   people. ******* Glee Souvenir Edition is now on sale for 50c 
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