The Class of 1988 Proudly Presents Willamette University  x27;s 77th Annual FDESHMAN GLEE March 9, 1985 Our Unforgettable Past 
        DEDICATION Freshman Glee 1985 is proudly dedicated to Jessie Young West, Willamette University  x27;s first woman student body president. During her 1913 term of office she did much to enhance the social and academic life at Willamette by serving as an officer .. . .:-: :  .:;-... of many clubs and work-           ;L. V V k mg to improve the athle- - tics. As a member of the -fe i     class    of    1913,    Jessie  M0 ?P          Hiji) wrote the winning song             g . 1i    , of the very first Fresh-   * -Ms            :  man Glee in 1910, entitled,  W?- lr          x27;  quot;Our Dear Old Willamette quot;.  quot; : T*  /  Our Dear Old Willamette In the sunniest Oregon valley where dwell men long famed for their zest stands Willamette U. the dear old school the Queen of all the Golden West Her towers pierce the heavens high. While rivals her beauty enhance And her Cardinal and gold float to the sky up held by loyalty  x27;s lance. We traverse again those ancient halls Eagerly trace out our learning  x27;s way Note the carved lines on seats and walls soft in the waning light of day Her pedestals by time brushed past Are but endeared by pangs of woe While smiles of memory illume at last students  x27; faces yearning to know. Once more we see the baseball team And our lips frame a Rah  rah  rah  Our football men with war like mien tread before us o  x27;er-whelmed with awe Our praises shall ascend on high While our heroes fight and win renown And naught we do can e  x27;er repay the debt to them we owe. Chorus: For our dear old Willamette Uoo    The varsity loved so well The college leadine all others as our conquests nobly tell We shall live and aie for W. U. and do it with a will So here  x27;s to the best in all the West   The greatest college still. 
        Words by PERRY REIGLEMAN,   x27;12 Ode To Willamette Music by F. S. MENDENHALL Dean of the School of Mu ffJr  3   :h   i  i-    J    j ,  g   A   Jr.        * There b   an Dear   old Spir -   it old     his - tor- ic       tem- pie    ris - ing School  Howstrongwe    love thee   x27;round thy of      the    Gol-den  West-land,breathing 1     J.         j gt;                               grand - ly through the mem Vies    how     we throughthe    fa -   thers years,Where the . cling  Glad some tears, Tells the w .   tr                  o oak - en heart - ed hearts be-neath thy sto -   ry    of     the LJ.*. *v                  1- 0          4      x27;      s fath   - ers   drew   their shad -   ow,    loy   - al tem -  pie,   bids      us str amp;ngth for strong ca hearts to thee we hope        a     down     the recrs; Down the bring. Old Will years,Sing,    oh, years, its por-tals am - ette how we sing       of     dear Will op  -   en,     Ga - thered cher -  ish     All       thy       am - ette    Sing while wise   ones       to    its      fold. Breathed the le-gends    and  thy     lore,   Born      up hearts   are   youngand     true,   Sea        to spir - it of the on the calm Pa sea   the     cho- rus West-land   Card-nal emb-lem bossed with cif   -   ic,  Guides   us on-ward     ev   -     er swell-ing,   Dear Old School of    our      W. fa mcr  - V. 
        1985 FRE6HMAN GLEE PROGRAM Senior Songs Class of 1985 Welcome    1985 Glee Managers Alma Mater:  quot;Ode to Willamette quot;  ....    Betty Starr Anderson Dedication     Helen Siggins  quot;Novelty Blues quot; Class of 1985 Glee Through History Jon Radmacher  quot;Take Time For Yesterday quot;    Class of 1986 A Tradition of Winning     Larry Didway  quot;A Willamette Triology quot; Class of 1987 Wartime Glee Eric Fishman  quot;Novelty is the Spice of Life quot; Class of 1988 Entertainment    ICC Students Presentation of Glee Banner    R.A.  quot;Buzz quot; Yocom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1985 GLEE MANAGERS Larry Didway Eric Fishman Dana Lommen Jon Radmacher Helen Siggins SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Managers       Lynn Beaton       Managers   ....   Colleen Carter Jim Lottsfeldt Kelly Hollinger Mark Olsen Piano Players . . . Andrew Heil Piano Player . . . Robin Horine Lisa Hellemn SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Managers    Amy Cannon Managers   .    Leanne Christman Kurt Heisler Gene Hall Sue Lundy John Rhoades Kathy Quickstad Vijay Singh Kelly Wolf Piano Players . . .Linda Miyake Piano Player    ....   Vijay Singh 
        85 Novelty Blues Our final night of glee is here now at last We see the future now, bright as the past We  x27;re here one last time In the spirit of Glee. We sing of the past as we look far ahead Willamette, we  x27;ll never forget. All of those glee bets, Practice for one solid week. Marches and songs and the fun that we had We  x27;re a class that  x27;s always unique. No more Bill the Cat, bah do bah, do bah wah Dark sunglasses, black hair, doo bee do No more 5 am morning practices, Glee bets ie. shared heads, wet feet. We  x27;re here one last time In the spirit of Glee. We sing of the past as we look far ahead Willamette, we  x27;ll never forget. All of those glee bets, Practice for one solid week. Marches and songs and the fun that we had We  x27;re a class that  x27;s always unique. Amen AMEN By: Lynn Beaton, Jim Lottsfeldt, Mark Olsen OO       Take Time for Yesterday Time moves ever onward Then came the 1960  x27;s. Making sure that no things last. A hurricane hit Willy U. It tries to lead us away Soldiers came back to campus From our unforgettable past. And Putnam Center was built, too. So let  x27;s pause for just a moment. Then we entered the 1970  x27;s, Recall Willamette U  x27;s past days. And celebrated two hundred years. Think of our novel history. ASWU had a female pres Let  x27;s take time for yesterday. And a new gym was built here. Think back into the   x27;20  x27;s. Think now of the 1980  x27;s Old Lausanne Hall was torn down. When Guido came to school. Waller Hall had to be rebuilt He settled in Hudson  x27;s Bay And the gym burned to the ground. Where the millstream was all new. Next came the 1930  x27;s Homecoming came to an end. When the Depression came to be. We don  x27;t celebrate May Day. The new Oregon capital And Doney Hall got men, Stood by the school of Jason Lee. So it  x27;s not like yesterday. Then we moved into the   x27;40 quot;s. Time moves ever onward When our president was new Making sure that no things last, Fighting wars and studying Leaving only our memories Were all students could do. Of Willamette  x27;s novel past. In the   x27;50  x27;s we still had chapel. The future will bring new excitement,   x27;54 won Glee four times. Trends and traditions each day. We had Kangaroo Kourt But we  x27;ll always think of history Where freshmen all got fined. And take time for yesterday. By Kelly Hollinger 
        87 When Lee was nearing forty And his hair was turning gray; He began a school which is dear to us And precious to mem  x27;ries of College days. Our hearts are filled with wonder, As we sing in joyous refrain: Willamette, we  x27;re true And faithful to you     Our love for you will remain. In Spring that year Of nineteen ought nine, A custom was born To last throughout time. It  x27;s name was Glee; A battle in song, Created by the class of   x27;12 To prove they were strong. A Willamette Trilogy The years pass by. Time hurries on. And Freshman Glee Continues on. Through wars and strife, Depression and woe     When Freshman Glee begins Willamette  x27;s pride does show. Glee is a train That gathers great speed, The coals of hard work It  x27;s engine do feed. And when this train Is working its best, The whistle blows to show the work Its wondrous success. By Sue Lundy OO      Novelty is the 6pice of Life Well though the past is gone, for us it  x27;s not too long that we remember We know we weren  x27;t around as things were newly found when Glee Week started But now it  x27;s new; they say a freshman will make a bet with you that they will win And we will win  It  x27;s not the lectures we  x27;ll recall, but the times that made it great We raked the leaves at six a.m. and we got to class by eight We  x27;re the greatest ones in number, but there  x27;s more to us than that We will soon be the leaders, there  x27;s no question, no question where we  x27;re at Saga meals are hard to eat, nothing else can quite compare Guido eats the bread we throw with a hiss and glaring stare We  x27;re the greatest ones in number, but there  x27;s more to us than that We will soon be the leaders, there  x27;s no question, no question where we  x27;re at We burned the candle late at night til morning darkness turned to light The books are harder than before, but oh, we now know more The Sixties were a time of love, but that soon turned to push and shove The Seventies soon ran out of gas, and politics sat around ... on its feet  We  x27;ll be there, we  x27;ll be there In the future we  x27;re unfolding lives for years that we  x27;ve been molding We  x27;ll be there, we  x27;ll be there Let us share how much we care about you . . . Willamette U.  Novelty is the Spice of Life, it makes our days shine brighter Let yourself smile and let yourself care, just dream the dreams we share All good friendships last, we  x27;ll take the past and make it brighter We  x27;ll always be there lending a hand, we care by Vijay Singh  amp; John Benjamin 
        JUDGE6 AND JUDGING Lyrics/Composition    Mrs. Betty Shamberger Mrs. Christine Kirkwood Mrs. Barbara Rice Vocal Rendition/Presentation    Mrs. Barbara Barrie Mrs. James Brown Mrs. Jeanene Bartz Marching/Formation     Mr. John Welty Mr. Richard Kraft Ms. Liz Geiger FRESHMAN GLEE is judged in three major categories: musical composition and lyrics, vocal rendition, and marching and formations. Musical composition and lyrics are based on originality, coordination, adaptibility to the Glee theme and overall impact of the song. Vocal rendition is judged on the basis of precision, originality and overall-impact. Using an established point system, the judges award points for each of the three areas. The class accumulating the most points will be the winner of Freshman Glee, and the loser walks the millstream for more marching practice on Blue Monday. SPECIAL THANKS TO: 1984 Glee Managers Brenda Kisor Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Jim Lottsfeldt Alumni Office Maintenance Anderson-Mclnay Florists Mattews Hall ASWU Office Media Center Cherry City Electric Music Department Holli Davenport Tony Noble Katy Demory Nudleman  x27;s Formalwear Sid Elliott Jeannette Pai-Thompson Steve Fukuchi Tim Radmacher Hance Haney See Desighn and Production Kelly Hollinger Dan Schultze Bruce Hopkins Theatre Department ICC Students Willamette Food Service Kappa Sigma Fraternity  quot;Buzz quot; Yocom