47th      Annual      Freshman March 19th Freshman Glee lives up to its name as the class of 1958 sings  quot;Jason Daddy. quot; Writing the winning music was Dave Louthan, who collaborated with Carolyn Reynolds and Connie Clark on the words. Accompanying the class were Geneva Russell and Ron Kingsley. Directing the winning formation of a swaying oxcart in red and brown against a white background was George Hoyt. BELOW: Dave Louthan, Freshman songleader, directs the class in singing the traditional encore after presentation of the Glee banner. STAMPEDE  Setting a new record for travelling the  length of the gym the  Freshmen rush the   Glee banner.   Chairs,   pianos,   and upper- classmen were merely obstacles to be brushed aside from the instant Dr. Schultze said  quot;Freshmen  quot; 
        Preparation..     ; :       :  x27;. .        :  x27;:  x27;.  x27;      . .        .    :         x27;                       :  x27;  x27; After four days practice the Sophomores work to perfect their formation in the gym. The Eyes of Jason Lee saw them to second place. Risers are manhandled into position by the Stage committee headed by Bob Braddy assisted by Bill Jackson. Formation  leaders   George   Hoyt,   Bill Farr, Bob Alfred, and Volney Sigmund ponder a suggestion. Dress rehearsal, ending a week of practice, finds Senior accompanist Keith Mirick stifling a yawn. The beating heart was broken by the end of  quot;55  x27;s quot; three year second place streak. At five in the morning the sleepy-eyed Freshmen exhibit varied emotions. Every gym practice drew interested spectators to spy out the opposition  x27;s plans. Developing ability furnished cause for comment and discussion. 
        For... Challenge Assembly furnishes a Freshman prediction of things to come. Don Miller and Ron Hershberger, Sophomore and Junior song- leaders try to look interested in Keith Miricks rendition of the Senior song  quot;Live and Learn quot; for which he wrote the music.  quot;Pivot;   two,   three,   four. quot;   Ill fated  Juniors practice marching. Turning the tables on the upper classman the Freshmen produce Senior President Keith Mirick as   their   hostage   at  the  Challenge  Assembly.  quot;Spirit of 58. quot; An intrepid little band of Seniors makes a brave showing at the Challenge Assembly. Freshman President Wayne Carr following his triumphant entry    issues    the    challenge.         
        ... Enactment   tHBBIISiI   A*   1 Iflil Sophomores with  quot;Facin  x27; Jason quot; won second place. Flossy Hodge, Tom Loree and Sue Pratt wrote the words which were set to music by Tricia Gordon and Martin Wolf. Piano accompaniment was provided by Gary Monical, and Martin Wolf. Mac Baker, Glee Manager, provided excellent guidance for the Freshman class and made possible a very successful Glee. His description of the preparatory activities for Glee furnished a keynote for an evening of outstanding entertainment. His leadership will serve as an example for future Glee Managers. In their final Glee the Seniors slipped to third place, trailing the Sophs by only one point. Judy Fullager and Keith Mir- ick  x27;s composition  quot;Live and Learn quot; offered sage advice to the lower classes. They were accompanied by Jean Turnbull and Keith Mirick. 
        of... Retaining firm hold on the last place willed them by the class of  quot;53 quot; were the Juniors. Their envelope formation and song  quot;Dear Folks quot; written by Dale Gustafson, Marilyn Parker, Ron Hershberger and Bill Bjorkman with music by Ron Hershberger and Paul Ackerman turned out to contain bad news. Paul Ackerman and Margaret Huson were accompanists. Glee. The Senior Class solemnly marches into its fourth and final Specially honored at the 47th annual Glee were past Glee Managers. Mac Baker led the applause for 10 of these honored guests.   kjtf k 
        Repercussions From.... Blue Monday.... Winnie  amp; friends Cavorting in the   x27;Cavern  x27;.  mm. A well dressed Dean  quot;The Yolk  x27;s on you. quot; Eggs a la Renshaw. m;:M amp;: Corthe 11 hypnotizes chicken as Juniors sail by. 1 Clarine Woolery tries the Phi Delt Showers, ock that Oxcart  quot; Dick Boynton gives us a Blue Monday Highspot. Jim Mercer pays tribute to the Classics. 
        Reminders   x27;And in conclusion the Blue Monday winners are... quot;  quot;The beginning of the Willamette Family. quot; A spectator  x27;s view of the audience. The refreshing waters of the mill stream beckon and the Junior class responds. T     I oriei     message irom uoctor ocnuize. : illtllli Tompson and Payne entertain      in the interim. 
        BEHIND SCENES I Bill Walsh Assistant Glee Manager Mac Baker Glee Manager Nancy Groth Secretary Maureen Day Backdrop Alan MacKil- lop Ushers Lowell Nichols Lighting Elaine Gust- afson, Decorations Bob Br add y Stage mm Chuck Marsters Publicity Lewis Bright Souvenir Ralph Sipprell Tickets The General Committee, comprised of the committee chairmen and their assistants wishes to express its gratitude to all those who contributed their time and effort to making the 47th Annual Glee a success. And further it wishes to dedicate this souvenir as a remembrance of this original, traditional event of Willamette. We sincerely hope that this souvenir will recall some of the many happy moments that you spent during Glee. Our special thanks go to Bill McKinney whose valuable advice and photography made the publication of this supplement possible. The Souvenir Committee Lewis Bright, Chairman Jerry Brackins, Asst. Chairman Doug Rhodes Records Steve Nason Chairs  amp; Floor Jeannine Gra- ber Entertain ment Ken Smith Program