The Class of 1993 Proudly Presents The Eighty-Second Annual Freshman Glee Willamette University Cone Field House   Sparks Center March 10, 1990   7:30 p.m. Freshman Glee 1990 Program Introduction Overall Glee Managers Alma Mater Dr. Paul Trueblood  quot;We Don  x27;t Have to Say Goodbye quot; Class of 1990  quot;Twenty Years quot; Class of 1991  quot;Through the Years quot; Class of 1992  quot;Don  x27;t Let Me Be a Remember When quot; Class of 1993 Entertainment T.I.U.A. Students Presentation of Glee Banner  quot;Buzz quot; Yocom 
        Professor Chuck Bowles, Professor Wright Cowger, Professor Marta Velez and Professor Kent Markus. 
        Dedication This year  x27;s dedication is a very special one, because we have chosen to dedicate Freshman Glee 1990 to four Willamette professors who are retiring this year. These professors have added a great deal to Willamette through their service, dedication and knowledge. Professor Chuck Bowles came to Willamette in 1965 as a professor of physical education and the head coach of the cross country team. He has also served as athletic director and chairman of the department. Professor Bowles pointed out that the greatest joy he has experienced at Willamette in the last 25 years is derived from his extensive interaction with the students. Professor Wright Cowger came to Willamette in 1969. He has taught many education courses and has been chairman of the English department several times. He is noted for having a positive, encouraging attitude and for giving 100 percent of his attention to both faculty and students. Professor Marta Velez began teaching at Willamette in 1971 as a part-time Spanish instructor. She later became a full-time associate professor of that language. She has been a great asset to both the foreign language department and the Willamette campus by being a wonderful, knowledgeable professor and chair of the department for three years. Her high expectations of her students have encouraged them to improve themselves and master the language. Professor Kent Markus began teaching history at Willamette in 1962. His experiences as a naval Captain and his traveling have added a great deal to his classes. Aside from being an outstanding professor for 28 years, Professor Markus has also been the head of the Faculty Affairs Committee. These four professors have taught for a combined 93 years. It is for their time and their service to the Willamette community that they are honored with the dedication for this year  x27;s Freshman Glee. 
        Ode To Willamette There  x27;s an old historic temple rising grandly through the years, Where the oaken hearted fathers drew their strength for strong careers. Down the years, its portals open, Gathered wise ones to its fold. Breathed the spirit of the Westland, Card  x27;nal emblem   x27;bossed with gold. Dear old School  How strong we love thee    x27;Round thy mem  x27;ries, how we cling  Glad some hearts beneath thy shadow, loyal hearts to thee we bring. Old Willamette, how we cherish all thy legends and thy lore, Born upon the calm Pacific, Guides us onward ever more. Spirit of the Golden Westland, breathing through the fathers  x27; tears, Tells the story of the temple, bids us hope a  x27; down the years, Sing, oh, sing of dear Willamette, Sing while hearts are young and true, Sea to sea the chorus swelling, Dear Old School of our W.U. History Freshman Glee began in 1909 when the class of 1912 challenged the other classes in a song competition   an event which became a tradition distinct to Willamette. In the past, Glee has been held in the Chapel of Waller Hall, the First Methodist Church, the Salem Armory, and the old Willamette Gymnasium (today  x27;s Playhouse). Since 1975, Cone Field House has been used to accommodate the ever-popular Freshman Glee. Originally, Freshman Glee was a simple presentation of songs on a bare stage. Over the years, elaborate sets, marching and complex formations have also become essential parts of this special event. Freshman Glee is Willamette  x27;s own tradition of the past, which will continue in the future. 
        We Don  x27;t Have to Say Goodbye by Mark Walker,Dave Bertholf, Michelle Shultz, Rob Patridge, Christ  Robison, Bill Wilkerson Class of 1990 Standing on the bridge Watching the river flow away We long to join in leaving Yet for now, we hold our place. In us, you see the future But now, we  x27;re thinking of the past Caught between our yesterdays And the promise of tomorrow Standing by the river Passing us by another day We  x27;ve tested out the waters And grown from what we  x27;ve gained We  x27;ve learned to trust each other Now we  x27;re ready to move on The time has come to break away We can no longer stay. Chorus: The time has come to say goodbye Capturing our memories We won  x27;t forget the ties we  x27;ve made They  x27;ll keep us close throughout the years Although it  x27;s time We don  x27;t have to say goodbye Starting on our journey Current will carry us away Pushing away from shore We hold tight to our memories Bright visions of the future Clear the path arvead of us Our journey has begun today Now we are on our way Instrumental Bridge Chorus 
        Don  x27;t forget the child in Berlin, China or L.A. All are born the same then they  x27;re given separate names And their lives begin to change Remember the child asking why walls separate Why must guns explode and why don  x27;t people know it  x27;s up to hope and not just fate Chorus: In twenty years time will we still ask why eager to know willing to try answers are here answers that bind works of our hands dreams in our minds This is a place we  x27;ve all called home when we were young how could we have known where the winds of time would blow In twenty years remember twenty years ago Twenty Years by John Horton, Laura Zinniker Class of 1991 Don  x27;t forget the light not out of reach, within sight sometimes in the dark we find truth, a burning spark to build afire in the night Remember the lives of ones who sought truth and now have died They are more than just a name now our minds have changed Truth make answers come alive Repeat Chorus Bridge: How can one small step of a child leap the walls that seem to stretch for miles? When we ask and answer and take action we will see walls are crumbled leaders humbled and humanity is freed Don  x27;t forget the hands joined with hope in other lands Their dream to be free becomes reality How can we sit while they stand? Remember the ties that bind you here where home and world combine it  x27;s when we join our hands we learn to understand we feel our Alma Mater pride Second Chorus: In twenty years time we will still ask why eager to know answers are here answers that bind work of our hands dreams in our minds This is a place we all call home we are still young how can we know where the winds of time will blow In twenty years we  x27;ll remember Twenty Years Ago. 
        Through the Years by Tim McFarland, Brian Peterson and Lyla Brown Class of 1992 A misty night, I walk alone Underneath a starry sky. The sidewalk washed in pale lamplight, As the millstream rushes by. A hidden violin calls me from the past, Out from the ancient, golden years. I hear the men who walked this path Their song echoes in my ear. Our great traditions are their legacy We sense their spirits near. They  x27;ve left it all behind for me And now it won  x27;t disappear. I wonder, were their dreams the same? Did they have all the same fears? The spirit stays although the faces change And it all begins right here. Chorus: Through the years, We can look back with joy And look forward to a bright new day. Through the years Our lives are gonna change But we still have yesterday. The chill in the air recalls darker days They were called away to fight. On distant shore, their banner raised and They fought for what was right. Their vision was a world at peace and Today that goal  x27;s in sight. We think of them as the walls come down. We can almost see the light. (50s Bridge) With all the work that never ends It  x27;s easy to ignore The hours that they must have spent Building what has gone before. My college days I  x27;ll always miss But there  x27;s a big world to explore Though I  x27;m faced with many risks Like an eagle I must soar. Like an eagle I must soar. Repeat Chorus Three times 
        Don  x27;t Let Me Be A  quot;Remember When  x27; By Aaron Andre Miller and Jennifer Cain Class of 1993 Now as we start anew, Our dreams alive, our worries few, We must look back and see How we became to be. We live in the modern age Where vcr  x27;s and cd  x27;s are the rage. But do you remember a day When we did not live this way? Don  x27;t let me be a picture on a page We  x27;ve come too far in this age. Don  x27;t let me be just a remember when, Not someone you think of now and then. Pull those annuals off the shelf Souveniers for all, help yourself. Dust them off, blow it all away, Because old memories are here to stay. Don  x27;t let me be a picture on a page We  x27;ve come too far in this age. Don  x27;t let me be just a remember when, Not someone you think of now and then. Turn back the pages of history and you will find a guy named Lee. He was a father to Our old Willamette U. Hatfield, Packwood, Smith, and Sparks are just a few who  x27;ve left their marks. We  x27;ve marched for peace, we  x27;ve gone to war we  x27;ve fought for things worth dying for. And from carriages to classic cars to aeroplanes to fraternity bars. We  x27;ve worn poodle-skirts and different dews, love beads, beenies, and bow-ties too. Take one look at us my friend before this day comes to an end. I ask you now, please remember me before our time turns to history. Time pushes on and on but memories linger strong. Some day we will realize, that these are the pages of our lives. Don  x27;t let me be a picture on a page, we  x27;ve come too far in this age. Don  x27;t let me be just a remember when, just someone you think of now and then. Some friends, from the past may not last. Please don  x27;t let us be quot;remember whens, quot; because we  x27;ll be forever friends. 
        Acknowledgements Freshman Overall Glee Managers Michelle Fraleigh, Scott Gerber, Liz Parks, Clark Rice, Trevor Wentlandt, Cathi Woods Senior Class Managers Dave Bertholf, Rob Patridge, Michelle Shultz Piano Player Mark Walker Junior Class Managers.... Mike Dodson, Anne Donovan, Ginger Enden, John Horton, Amy McCann Piano Player Shawn Orpinella Sophomore Class Managers Jenny Campbell, Mark Lovre, Tim McFarland, Chris Meier, Brian Peterson Piano Players Tim McFarland and Lyla Brown Freshman Class Managers David Audley, Jennifer Cain, Lesil McGuire, Aaron Miller, Todd Rygh, Ethan Smith Piano Player Aaron Andre Miller Judging and Rules Freshman Glee is judged in three major categories: musical composition and lyrics, vocal rendition, and marching and formations. Musical composition and lyrics is based on originality, coordination, adaptability to the Glee theme and overall impact of the song. Vocal rendition is judged on expression, tone quality, and musicality. Marching and formations is judged on the basis of precision, originality, and overall effect. Using an established system, the judges award points for each of the three areas. The class accumulating the most points will be the winner of Freshman Glee. Official Glee Judges 1990 Lyrics/Composition : Mr. Alan Robertson, Mr. David Partridge, Mr. Gary Frame Marching/Formation : Mrs. Madge Bauer, Mr. Dennis Cole, Mr. Charles Best Presentation/ Vocal Rendition : Mr. Mark Barral, Mrs. Sharron Wallace, Mr. Roger Paulson, Mr. Barry Nathan MANY THANKS TO THIS YEAR  x27;S JUDGES    
        Judges  x27; Escorts: Troy Hansen, Kevin Morrison, Aaron Chun, Kelly Itano, Aaron McCausband, Jeff Butler, Jeff Rost, Corinne Grande, Lorin Abarr, Kathy Payne, Melinda Filbert, Tinh Nguyen. Accompanist: Megan Hey Tickets: Tobin Nelson, Lisa Schmitt, Chad Seps, Larry Smalheiser, Andrew Hermann,. Ushers: Holly Sprague and Nicole Siver Spotlights: Joe Lucas, Chris Knotz, Craig Lee, Justin Marble Sound: Dave Robertson Cameraman: Matt Fisher Special Thanks To: Freshman Glee 1990 would not have been possible without the help and support of the following people and organizations: Alumni-University Relations, Anderson Mc llnay Florist, ASWU Finance Board, Awards Unlimited, Dr. Martin Behnke, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, The Bistro, Susan Blettel, Boise Cascade, Cascade Sound, the Darkroom Staff, Holli Davenport, Scott Eastman, Jodi Engel, Pete Figueroa, Julie Fisher, Scott Greenwood, Harmon  x27;s Piano Co., Megan Hey, Gordy James, Learning Resource Center, Salem Printing and Blueprinting, Sallie Suby-Long, Noel Snodgrass, Professor George McCowen, Mr. Formal Tuxedo Rental and Sales, Marti Morandi, News  amp; Publications Office, Tony Noble, 1989 Overall Glee Managers, Cecily Peterson, Michael Wyatt Pickett, Professor Goury Richardson, T.I.U.A. Students, U.C. Staff, Willamette Food Service, Willamette Mailroom, Willamette Maintenance, Buzz Yocom. Special Thank Yous   Senior Class: Todd Enger, Mark Mills, Christi Robison, Mark Walker, Bill Wilkerson, Phidippides. Junior Class: Brian Ballek, Dawn Wallace, Karla Meyer, Shawn Orpinella. Sophomore Class: Scott Whittaker, Lyla Brown, Eric Hansen. Freshman Class: Jennifer Rinio, Dan Wren, Carrie Patterson, Andy Duggan, the Class Managers.