The   125th Graduating Class Presents . The 56th Annua  FRESHMAN   GLEE MARCH 14, 1964 8:00 P.M. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Salem, Oregon 
        INTRODUCTION . . . Welcome to the 56th annual FRESHMAN GLEE at Willamette . . . This highly competitive tradition, unique only to this university, is the most outstanding and memorable event of the year. The dedicated work and practice preceding Glee, the anxious competition of Glee night, and the settlement of Glee bets on Blue Monday, establish Freshman Glee as a function un- equaled in spirit and enthusiasm.  quot;Serenade quot;, the theme for this year  x27;s program, has kindled the imagination and talent of students to create the beautiful presentations you witness this evening. It is my sincere hope that the 1964 Freshman Glee will be a treasured and long remembered experience for everyone here tonight. LARRY HILLHOUSE Freshman Glee Manager Judges      .      Words and Music Mr. Corey Blodgett Mrs. Robert Craven Mr. Stanley Glarum Formation Mrs. William Ferguson Capt. Clement R. O  x27;Neil Mr. Wedell Webb Vocal Rendition Mr. Herman Clark Mr. Robert Craven Mr. Gary Frame Mr. Gerry Frank 
        DEDICATION . . . The tradition of Glee is a little over fifty years old; the traditional place of music at Willamette is twice that old . . . The class of 1967 is honored to dedicate Freshman Glee, 1964, to a person who has contributed immeasurably to this field of music; Dean Melvin H. Geist of the College of Music. After twenty-five faithful years of service and guidance to an ever-enlarging, ever-improving school of music, Dean Geist will retire in June. With the dedication of 1964 Freshman Glee goes our warmest wishes for happiness and continued success wherever he may be. 
        TDwgnatH . . . Class Parodies Freshman Class President  x27;s Report.. . RAY SHERWOOD Freshman Glee Manager  x27;s Report. . . LARRY HILLHOUSE Introduction of honored guests and Judges.. . LARRY HILLHOUSE Senior Class Song . . .  quot;THE GIFT OF LOVE quot; Junior Class Song . . .  quot;VISION OF MY LOVE quot; Sophomore Class Song . . .  quot;TO LIBERTY quot; Freshman Class Song . . .  quot;IN SERENADE quot; Entertainment Presentation of Judges  x27; Decision . . . DR. DANIEL SCHULZE 
        Senitn  Icl46 Sony  quot;The Gift of Love quot; I stand alone with no course of my own, Left to drift in the night like a leaf raised by wind in flight. And as I fly in the wind toward the sky, There  x27;s no light from a star as a sign from Love  x27;s God afar. Glouds of black begin to part; Venus shows her face. She calms the wind, the beating rain with her grace. She takes my heart and holds it fast; My loneliness is gone. I bow on bended knee and sing Love  x27;s song. With soul so pure and heart so true, Beauty and loveliness beyond compare, Faithful I  x27;ll be to my beloved. My heart nevermore will need to care. Venus brought love to me; Now Spring will ever be. Love gives me her hand and we walk on our way to happiness, joy, our new life together; My life and my love are now here to stay. Song Leader:    Dave Beier Formation Leader:    Don Lorenzin Words:    Rosalie Whitney/ John Vaagen Music:    Ivona Randall, Dave Beier 
        fcuUwt  l*te gt; Sony  quot;Vision of My Love quot; Voices soft in the pale moonlight, Haunt my dreams thru the lonely night. Ever wondering where can you be, Is there love for me? Must you taunt my heart from afar? Must I always wish for a star? Can you be what I  x27;m dreaming of, Vision of my love. As the bud reveals the rose, Petals kissed by the sun. So our love would also grow, Two hearts blending as one. Can  x27;t you see we  x27;ve a life to live, Untold treasures of love to give, Or must it fade and merely become, One more song unsung? Melancholy melodies, Oh, what magic they do. I know that you  x27;d come to me, If they  x27;d whisper to you. Voices soft in the lonely night, Linger on in the morning light. Each one drifting on to the sky, Tells my love goodbye. Words and  Music:    Jeff  Heatherington,  Barbara  Davis,  Sharon  Brown,  Sue Meeker, Gary Wyatt, Paul Wynn Song Leader:    Jeff Heatherington Formation Leader:    Ron Nelson 
        Sofe amp;omtne (Ziate, Sony,  quot;To  Liberty quot; Introduction: We serenade our love to you, While still our vigil goes on. You shelter land and people you love By watching them safely   x27;til dawn. You see the stars that wink in the sky; You watch the moon that floats slowly by This is America you love; This is our serenade to you. You beckon dawn with lifted arm, Land waking fresh and warm. Chorus: In brilliant light that beams o  x27;er the ocean, Your glory shines in far distant blue To guide man  x27;s heart in a song of devotion. Fair Liberty we sing to you. Your flaxen hair blows in prairie fields Where grain grows rich and strong; Wide sweeping plains are carressed by the shadows; Winds carry strains of a song. Clear mountain lakes brightly shine in your eyes; Mirror the eagle  x27;s swift golden wing; In spirit true, ever free, ever faithful, Grateful allegiance we bring. Finale: Your flowing robes drapes mountain with snow; Your flaming torch reflects sunset  x27;s glow; Ocean, wide plains, and mountains so free, Are crowned by our serenade to thee  Words:   Jane Bonnington, Darelyn Huson, Ward Nelson Music:   John Putnam, Darelyn Huson, Karen Reppun Song Leader:    Karen Reppun Formation Leader:    Mary Dorsch 
         quot;In  Serenade11 I  x27;m waiting for a serenade To draw my tender thoughts from me; Sounds deep within my heart To intertwine with your words. Be there, I know you will my love, The song can only be from you Only love in serenade Could move me that way. So find me waiting here for you, My heart  x27;s a scroll of faith and hope For you to gently write your love song on And make yours alone . . . I  x27;m waiting for a melody, To sweetly serenade my soul And touch the wealth it holds . . . Release my song to soar. Now music floating, comes to us, This is our serenade, The melody is sweet That joins us now in song. A song we sing unknowingly Each minute of the day, One constant serenade That flows from us . . . You found me waiting here for you My heart a scroll of faith and hope. You wrote your love song gently here And made me your own. My heart, the organ of my soul Bursts forth in glorious song To pledge forever, dear, My love and life your serenade. Words:    Judy McLean Song Leader:    Dave Welch Music:    Dave Welch Formation Leader:    Bob Morris  
        RULES FOR JUDGING . . . The presentation by each class done with one basic formation. Minor changes that will not alter the size, shape or theme of the original formation may be used during the formation. The entire formation must participate in the presentation of the song with at least one third of the class singing at all times. No practice may be held prior to the Monday preceding the presentation of Glee. A practice is defined as consisting of 10 or more people. Judging of Glee will be as follows: Words and music . . . Judged together by three qualified judges with 30 points apiece (a total of 90 possible points). Vocal Rendition . . . Judged by four judges with 30 points apiece (a total of 120 points) as follows: a. Tone Quality ... 10 points b. Diction ... 10 points c. Expression ... 10 points Formation . . . Judged by three judges having 30 points apiece (a total of 90 points) as follows: a. Execution ... 20 points b. Adaptibility ... 10 points This yields a grand total of ten judges and a possible 300 points. All judges, except those judging words and music are required to attend the night of Glee.  
        Freshman Glee Committee Members GLEE MANAGER- Larry Hillhouse ASSISTANT MANAGER Dave Good SECRETARIES   Carol Pratt, Linda Stewart, Judy McLean Programs Keith Johnston Carolee Erickson Margaret Rich Cheryl Richardson Lanae  Isaacson Jim Vidal Jeff Hellyer Van Hicks Tickets Pat Biles Bill Alberger Cathy Arbaugh Gael Harrington Jane Hill Robin Peterson Sharon Flanagan Marg Allen Daryl Daigle Lindy Grey Don Joy Publicity Len Anderson Judy Gerber Greg Mostyn John Montgomery Bart White Sue Hammarsten Barb Lawrence Kathy Maxson Kathy Kato Margaret Anderson Janice McCormack Charles Garvin Records Jane Neville Dick Ludders Sarah Hauser Martha  Dobratz Ellen Cambell Gaye Hynds Gavin Nelson Levi Crooks Julie Levin Gay Hoffman John George Guy Elliott Mike Solso Jack McDonald Marc Mulder Al  French Chas. Newton Backdrop Kathy Noble John Bingham Jesse James Sandy Miller Shirley Wentworth Marcia Dreske Cathy Goodart Merrilee Maurer Wendy Wilson Mary Hartman Carol Cartwright Rich Pinkham Decoration Dick Zeller Carol Schmidt Jacquie Stratton Jayne McCleod Judy Harding Linda Naylor Suzi Aho Sue Gleckler Patty Howells Dorina Oliver Lois Horton Fran Kelly Jan Loomis Max DeSully Dave Beeken John Anderson Sue Robertson Bonnie Mitchell Ruth Litchfield Vickie Baker Sue Smith Ed Drake Sue Johnson Souvenirs Jeanne Smith Kathy Sherfey Janie Loney Pat Gundy Gail Jakes Marcy Harvey Suzie Johnson Charles Garvin Dennis George  
        Stage Bruce Powers Lew King Dave Caully Ken Solberg George Thisen Bill  Rossi Jim Slusser Tom Euing Carmey Mausten Chick Edwards Bill Buss Eric Bennet Sam  Pierce Ushering Carol Smullin Dave Judd Peggy Ostendorf Susan Smith Sally Smethurst Lighting Karl Lundberg John Perkins Bill Beirly Tom Spanier John Beard Dave Avison Brian Stevenson Entertainment Bonnie Weed John Erickson Gayne Hynds Betty Buckles Jim Hall Paul Davis Joan Gillard Gay Heeb Photographers Charles Garvin Ross Cravens Dennis George We acknowledge  . .      South Salem High School Saxonettes Johnson and Siewert Printers Your Town Press, Inc. Connelly Recording, Inc. Miss Mildred Christenson ... for her much appreciated assistance in preventing certain members of the Freshman class from taking unscheduled  quot;vacations quot; during the days preceeding the Challenge Assembly, resulting in failure for the upper-class  quot;Travel-agents quot;. 
        HISTORY OF FRESHMAN GLEE . . . Willamette University  x27;s unique tradition of Freshman Glee originated in 1908 with an idea of three ingenious freshmen. Jimmie Oaks,  quot;Brick quot; Harrison, and R. V. Ellis challenged the other classes to a presentation of an original song for competition in Waller Chapel. In this first  quot;College Glee quot; the freshmen won the victory banner. Since its conception, Glee has been moved from Waller Chapel, to the First Methodist Church, to the Salem Armory, and finally in 1923 to its present site in the then new Willamette gym. After the first simple Glees, more elaborate ones were planned, and in 1912, marching was added. In 1938 Life published  quot;Freshman Glee quot;. Other colorful traditions have been added in the last thirty years. Four themes were adopted on a rotation basis: Novelty, Alma Mater, Fight, and Serenade. With the mounting competitive spirit, bets were made between classes, to be paid off on Blue Monday, and Freshman Glee closes with the losing class  x27;s swim in the Mill Stream.