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        IHeMtatimt In the history of the State of Oregon, there has seldom been a man whose stature could surpass that of Charles E. McCulloch   lawyer, scholar, philanthropist, musician, civic worker, and athlete. McCulloch, the son of a Methodist minister, was born in Illinois in 1882. He received his undergraduate work at Ohio Wesleyan and his LL.D. at Illinois Wesleyan, then passed the bar in 1907. The following year, he was prompted to go west, and he began his practice of law in Portland. In 1945, McCulloch started what was to be a 12- year term as President of the Willamette University Board of Trustees. During this era of service, which was climaxed in 1957, when Willamette presented him with the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities, McCulloch became a great motivating force in the strengthening and growth of our university. He was the donor of numerous gifts and services to Willamette, the most notable of which was the school  x27;s modern athletic plant at Bush Park, which was built in 1950 and designated McCulloch Stadium. His life, laden with the services of many years, came to a close on January 17, 1961. Thus, it is only appropriate that We, the Class of 1964, Gratefully Dedicate This Fifty-third Annual Freshman Glee to the Memory of Charles Eddy McCulloch who adopted Willamette as a second  quot;Alma Mater. quot; 
         tamtam Freshman Class President  x27;s Report.... Chuck Reinhorn Freshman Glee Manager  x27;s Report Mike Wayland Senior Class Song Junior Class Song Sophomore Class Song Freshman Class Song Senior Class Parodies Junior Class Parodies Sophomore Class Parodies Freshman Class Parodies Presentation of Judges  x27; Decision .... Dr. D. H. Schulze 
         lt;3fo   Spires of Wtllxmtttt c*    Chorus: C* To her spires we  x27;re looking upward, Higher, now, to see our goals, /vr And before us lie the pathways,  amp;* Dear old school, that you unfold.  Ji Verses: In the green Willamette valley, Lies the school that led the west, Ija From the tree topped hills and mountains, She was carved to serve the best. With open hearts and searching minds, We enter in these halls, So firmly laid by frontier hands, Whose dream included all. j* So on to other spires now, The well-worn step remains, And mem  x27;ries dear are echoed, (Jj  To ringing glee refrains.   Song Leader: Gerry Darby Formation Leader: Tony Meeker Words: Loretta Ray, Joan Barber, Pete Blewett, Wayne Gladwin, Judd DeBoer, Maurine Avery, Pete Briggs, Dianne Dixon. Music: Joan Barber, Keith Taylor Accompanist:  Keith Taylor 
          x27;ftlje Spirit of Willamette We share Willamette  x27;s name In pride her wisdom claim; With deepening trust our lives unfold The legend of her fame. Years disappear but still we hear The softly sounding chime; The spirit of Willamette Calls us forward into time. With dauntless courage we will face The challenge of our youth; Through knowledge  x27;s foundation lives Our heritage of truth. Song Leader: Dick Campbell Formation Leader: Ed Sasaki Words: Judy Miettuner, Marian Hauke Music: Judy Elliott, Gary Frame Accompanists: Judy Elliott, Gary Frame 31 Through the gathering hush of evening chimes A solitary bell;   In memory we linger in The beauty of its spell. Its echo tells of cherished hours, J j Of fellowship with friends; A loyalty within us forms A truth which never ends. 3    
        J wpljmtg of  rust 0a Recalling the memories of cherished youth, My footsteps echo long. 1ft A faith renewed, a love once known, *J Restores to my soul its song.   i A slumbering warmth stirs in the chords, Of a symphony of trust. Each note forging former memories to me, Each staff my honor just. I hear the chords of caroling chimes, Blending harmonies of old. Q3 As trie millstream meanders, so I wend my way, Midst the land that my fathers hold. Retracing the footsteps of years gone by, I find in knowledge shared. A unity known to those who sing, Of this: Our anthem fair. Of this: Our anthem fair. Song Leader: Sue Lewis Formation Leader: Doug Simon Words: Mary Ann Wright Music: Sue Lewis Accompanists: Ann Martin, Alice Hamilton 
        tfr Willamette J)? Dawn breaks with its brilliant light on Willamette,   x27;Jft Changing darkness into light and softening silver, slowly blending into gold. There stands our school so splendid and so bold. fe Day comes and the sunlight shines on Willamette. * Then the evening brings the sunset. Rays of red and gold reach out    JIlJl Evening   Chimes ring. As we strive to meet the day so proudly do we view, The majesty of this land upon which stands our Alma Mater grand. Day ends and the sunlight fades from the valley. And to her our Alma Mater we raise our voices loud and clear. Song Leader: Sam Cady Formation Leader: Don Lorenzen Words: Rosalie Johnston, Nadine Herrala Music: Sam Cady Accompanists:  Ivona Randall Ann Kaufman     01 
        lExecuttttc (Hfltnmittee Glee Manager Mike Wayland Assistant Glee Manager  Pete Smith Secretaries  Janet Clow, Mary Schaefer Advisors Dale Mortenson, Mike Foster, Pat McLarney, Chuck Reinhorn QlommitUts Backdrop: Carol Knudsen Ron Gustafson Paula Abbott Carole Amell Betty Burgoyne Di Collins Bill Cornell Jim Dixon Jacquie Graber Dave Hubbard Anne Ireland Diane Mayberry Ed Shallenburger Bill Slimak Donna Warrington Kathie Worsely Stage: Bill Allen Pat McCormick Fred Fogg Bill Lang Dan Metcalf Art Phemister Frank Swayze Programs: Sue Strach Denny Dre  gt; Jo Morast Jim Leathers Souvenirs: Linda Crawford Jim Brown Clark Anderson Pete Finke Pat French Gary Miller Mary Ann Ragland Records: Phil  Krozek Bob Powell Corky Demler Carol Kitchen Jim Leathers Ken Rich Joan Robinson Terry Ross Marne Wendell 
        Tickets: History and Publicity Janice Vandiver Nan Means Ken Cruden Gary Wynia Pat Holland Sue Bushnell Patti Hull Gregg Chi Ids Leila Schroeder Mike Easterly Ken Stuart Clare Griffiths Wayne Thompson Slava Lubomudrov Carol Moholt Jo Morast Dorothy Tanner Decorations: Joan Robinson Photography: Sue Sorick Burr Baughman Janet Anderson Russ Olmo Kathy Fiedler Bob Fletcher Lighting: Barbara Green Jon Goode Betty Bennett Jim Marshall Linda Brown Bill Cornell Sue Bushnell Dale Fisher Sue Carrell Nadine Herrala Ann Finlayson Tom Pringle Joan Hagedorn Howdy Sleeper Sue Harding Kathie Worsely Betty Hoehn Patti Hull Sharon Paulson Pianos: Karen Shade Al Frost Diane Yunker Honor Guard: Fran Freeman Judy Monson Entertainment: Liz Smith Diane Lord Sandy Warner Chuck Reinhorn Bill Harmon Dick Krueckel Bob Mattson Cari O  x27;Donnell Bob Powell John Vaagen Gary Wynia 
        Ushers: Barbara Bong Lynda Shelley Margaret Allen Jan Anderson Mary Brown Cathy Campbell Sue Carrell Fay Chamberlin Joan Clark Linda Clark Carol Davis Jan Egan Kathy Fiedler Barbara Flint Marilyn Harper Janet Hawthorne Kathy Higbee Pat Holland Jan Johnson Penny Johnstone Sharon Jones Diane Lord Maureen McCarty Judy McCormick Margo Maris Carol Moholt Sharon Paulson Betty Pease Val Ramsdell Judy Rogers Kathryn Roner Sharon Roundtree Gerri Scott Sue Strach Dotty Tannter Linda Taylor Max Trost Chris Warner Diane Wilson Connie Wisting Sharon Wren 
        flji in0 Music: Words: Presentation: 1. Mr. Al Robertson, Beaverton 2. Mr. L. Stanley Glarum, Lewis  amp; Clark 3. Mr. Richard McClintic, N. Salem High 1. Mrs. Fran Vancil, Tigard 2. Mr. Louis Kelly, S. Salem High 3. Mr. Howard Miller, N. Salem High 1. Mr. Don Christensen, N. Salem High 2. Miss Beverly Matlock, N. Salem High 3. Mr. George Strozut, N. Salem High 4. JUUs Words: Three judges, 20 points per judge, voting on the relation of the words to the theme, and on the originality of the words. Total points ....    60 Music: Three judges, 20 points per judge, voting on the originality of the musical score. Total points ....   60 Formation: Four presentation judges, 20 points per judge, voting on originality (10 points), adaptability (5 points), and execution (5 points). Total points ....   80 Vocol Rendition: Four presentation judges, 40 points per judge, voting on the vocal rendition. Total points ....    160 Overall Total Points ....   360 
         cktumxlefogements Paul Silke, Vibbert Electric, for the electrical supplies used in this evening  x27;s presentation. KSLM, 1390 kilocycles, for the live broadcast of the Freshman Glee Program tonight at 8:00 o  x27;clock, and for a re-broadcast of the entire event tomorrow evening, March 5, on Willamette Hour, at 7:00 o  x27;clock.