x27;?6  Alma Ulater 
        The   126th Graduating Class Presents The 57th Annual FRESHMAN   GLEE  quot;Alma Mater quot; MARCH 13, 1965 8:00 P.M. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Salem, Oregon 
        INTRODUCTION . . . Welcome to the 57th FRESHMAN GLEE at Willamette . . . Tonight the many weeks of preparation, the days of practice, and hours of anticipation come to a climax as the classes await the results of the judges. Glee is the greatest single event on the Willamette campus involving the students, the faculty and the administration. The spirit and enthusiasm aroused before Glee, reaching its height in settlement of Glee bets on Blue Monday, are indicative of the magnitude of the tradition. The theme  quot;Alma Mater quot; has made us even more aware of our heritage at Willamette. I sincerely hope that you will join in the festive spirit which surrounds Glee and that Glee will be held with your fondest memories. DENNIS COLE Freshman Glee Manager Judges Words and Music Mr. Corey Lotz Mr. Fred Schmale Dr. Dave Wallace Formation Mr. Verne Bishop Mr. William E. Gurney Mr. John Salisbury Vocal Rendition Mr. Gary Frame Mr. Gerry Frank Gov. Mark O. Hatfield Mr. William L. Mainwaring 
        DEDICATION . . .        The tradition of Dr. Schulze is as great as the tradition of Freshman Glee. Dr. Schulze has served Willamette University for three quarters of a half century as a student, teacher, and administrator. He has watched Willamette grow. He has shared its successes and its failures. As the Class of   x27;68 participates in Freshman Glee   x27;65, we honor Dr. Schulze, who will retire at the year  x27;s end. He is a part of Willamette, and Willamette is a part of him. 
        program * * * Class Parodies . Freshman Class President  x27;s Report .  .  . GARY WEBB Freshman Glee Manager  x27;s Report . . . DENNIS COLE Introduction of honored guests and Judges . . . DENNIS COLE Senior Class Song  .  .  .  quot;GOOD CHEER TO WILLAMETTE quot; (A Toasting Song) Junior Class Song . . .  quot;I AM WILLAMETTE quot; Sophomore Class Song  .  .  .  quot;WILLAMETTE, HAIL OUR ALMA MATER quot; Freshman Class Song . . .  quot;PRAISE TO WILLAMETTE quot; Entertainment Presentation of Judge  x27;s Decision . . . DR. DANIEL SCHULZE 
        g gt;tn ixt Class  0*19  quot;Good Cheer to Willamette quot; (A Toasting Song) As we roam through the years Though the years take away We  x27;ll remember Willamette And the joys of today. Drink to the grand times To friends through the years A toast to the sad times Now mellowed by tears. Here  x27;s to a place, to the night and to laughter To a time we  x27;ll remember When autumn brings chill The years at Willamette The days warm with sun. Drink to them always And drink to them til The last friends departing And memories are still. Drink joy to Willamette and health to her friends Let  x27;s stay long together let  x27;s sing til the dawn Of trees in the winter, of rain in the wind All part of Willamette, a time that we knew A cheer though we  x27;re parting, as ways lead us far. These thoughts reunite us, good days live again So drink to them always and drink to them til The last friends departing And memories are still. Words:    Paul Wynne Music:   Jeff Heatherington, Cathy Boutelle, Claudia Farrow Song Leader:   Jeff Heatherington Formation Leader:   Joe Hughes 
        3(tmt0r   lass  ang  quot;I  Am Willamette quot; Awake fathers Awake fathers. Don  x27;t sorrow me my history, Gone days write a full full book, Of a Jason Soul that lived and grew and Looked to the trees and looked to the mountains. Don  x27;t give me talk of pining ones, Over distant graves do mourn. Grab the future by its flaunting tail and Look to the clouds and look to the sun. Oh Jason Soul  .  .  . Come talk to me .  .  . Thy spirit ever lives  Come tell me of my history, And my old worn Waller Step, And my sunken quad where grass now grows, Where they dug up my brick, Where they dug up my brick. And tell me of my old mill stream Long ago fine wool did spin. And tell me of my mission school that Cast out the seed, that Cast out the seed.    Your Waller Step, in its bowl holds the milk of Time.    Your mission school, the seed that began to grow And the tree it grew  And the tree it grew  Asleep fathers Asleep fathers. My gone days are behind me now, Let them be a fertile bed, For a growing youth to break a bud, On the stem of a winding vine. Words and Music:    Paul Huebner Song Leader:   Sandy Cook Formation Leader:    Roger Bergmann to a tree. 
         0pfy0m0r   Class i ong...  quot;Willamette,  Hail Our Alma  Mater  x27; Willamette, hail our Alma Mater, Standing through the years    A symbol of youth for wisdom and truth A memory of joys and tears. A whisper echoes in the wind and Stirs the Soul of Man to follow the Light, To give what he might, His strength is the hope of the land. The call then resounds to all mankind To stand head held high And serve through eternity. Willamette, hail our Alma Mater- Spirit never gone. A promise to keep, a destiny deep will Live in our hearts from now on. Words:   Dave Welch and John Erickson Music:    Dave Welch Song Leader:   Dave Welch Formation Leader:    John Erickson 
         quot;Praise to Willamette quot; Praise to Willamette, God bless thy name. Praise to Willamette, All hail thy fame. Hail, Alma Mater, To thee we sing. Timeless Willamette, Our praise shall ring. Though storm and fury Destroy thy frame. Yet, Alma Mater, Still reigns thy name. O, foster mother, We shall be true. Praise to Willamette, In all we do. God grant us power, Though we be far From thee, Willamette, To find a star To guide us all ways O  x27;er land and sea And make example Of us to thee. And though we may die, Yet shall the same Be all thy glories Praise for thy name. Firm and undaunted, Stand we so true. O praise Willamette, We owe so much to you. Words and Music:   Thomas Mathiesen and Clayton Morris Song Leader:   Thomas Mathiesen Formation Leader:    Russ Francis 
        RULES FOR JUDGING . . . The presentation of the song by each class must be done with one basic formation. Minor changes that will not alter the size, shape or theme of the original formation may be used; however, no more than three formations may be used by any one class during its presentation. The entire formation must participate in the presentation of the song, with at least one third of the class singing at all times. No practices may be held prior to the Monday preceding the presentation of Glee, and no practices are to be held other than those specifically scheduled. Any uniforms used by any participating class will contribute no more to the judging of the presentation and formation than their neatness and uniformity. JUDGING OF GLEE WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: Words and Music Judged together by three qualified judges. Each judge will rate the four classes according to first, second, third, and fourth. Vocal Rendition Four judges with tone quality, diction, and expression to be considered in this area. Each judge will rate the four classes according to first, second, third, and fourth. Formation Three judges, each of which will rate the four classes according to first, second, third, and fourth. Points will be assigned after judging is completed. Words and Music First Place  5 points Third Place  3 points Second Place  4 points Fourth Place  2 points Vocal Rendition and Formation First Place  10 points Third Place   6 points Second Place   8 points Fourth Place   4 points This yields a grand total of ten judges and a possible 85 points. 
        Freshman  Glee Committee  Members GLEE MANAGER  Dennis Cole ASSISTANT MANAGER Ken Rice SECRETARIES Laurie Monnes, Tammy Morrison, Peggy Shaffer Programs Paul Cooper Karen Swim Gail Whittier Sandi Updenkelder Jean   Lawther Tom Branford Ron  Hoevet Pete Wallmark Tickets Gary Backlund Suzi Corcoran Susie Shepherd Roberta Payne Harriet Russell Mike Aoki Dave Ashby Tom Angelo Publicity Craig   Chastain Susan Trullinger Maridi Buell Sally Herron Jane Wisser Shirley Baird Bea Berry Mary Watkins Bret Anderson Rich Monteith Paul Eaton Martin Rohrer Records Brian   Gard Toni Wolff Barb Cone Nancy Miller Marilyn Hanson Debbie Tracy John   Orr Decoration Tim Haring Judy McWain Mary Beth Bare Dee Hammond Millie  Kennedy Jackie May Charlotte Langford Kathie Donald Linda Putman Nancy Adams Donna Robinson Lori Barker Julie Cramer Nancy Henry Renda Brummell Ann Whiting Steve Burdick Curt Lorenz Mike Arant John Yaple Mel Bryson Warren Glaede John Wear Larry Paulson Backdrop Pete Harmon Sharon Lehrer Caroline Smith Marin Pearse Ena Smith Nancy Raynes Lenore Hall Vicki Johnson Marsha Linville Jim Kingwell Mike Bennett Souvenirs Doug Courson Jane Pollock Barb Montfort Cynthia  Dudley Sue Cox Nancy Wintz Stella Jones Ed Whitehead Bruce Purvine Sam Felix Mike Stott Stage and Floor Dean Guyer Daran Dauble Tom Smith Bob Riensche Wayne Kinunen Montee  Kennedy Paul Garman 
        Entertainment John Thomas Jan Bell Ushering Dave Brink Claudette Ebi Lighting Bob Selander Pete Lutz Julie Cramer Becky Rudin South Salem Saxonettes AI Davis Rich Jones Patty Krier Photographers Mike Lincicum Ken Fukunaga Doug McPherson We Acknowledge . . . South Salem High School Saxonettes Johnson and Siewert Printers Your Town Press, Inc. Pacific Northwest Sound Products, Inc. Robert AA. Putnam and the Willamette University Drama Department 
        HISTORY OF FRESHMAN GLEE . . . Freshman Glee was originated in 1908 through the work and ambitions of three freshmen, Jimmy Oaks,  quot;Brick quot; Harrison, and R. V. Ellis. The freshman class of 1912 challenged the other three classes to an original song competition in Waller Hall. The victorious freshman class received the  quot;College Glee quot; victory banner. In 1912, marching and formation were incorporated, furthering the basis for-competition. Also, in 1911, Freshman Glee was moved from Waller Hall to the First Methodist Church. Two years later it was presented in the Salem Armory, and finally in 1923, in the newly completed gym. The seniors in 1916 established the wearing of caps and gowns for Glee. Brighter dress colors were used in 1947, which restricted the formation. The fortieth Glee returned with the  quot;Whiskerino quot; contest, seeing the traditional black and white glee uniforms. Glee enthusiasm has grown through the years with increased class participation. In the Silver Glee of 1933, the freshmen were the proud victors. They continued to win for the next three years, owing their fame to Helen Brenner, the remarkable composer of their glee songs. Willamette life gained further recognition when  quot;Life quot; published an article on Glee in 1938. The Golden Glee of 1958 gave the seniors their third victory. The hours of preparation and anxiety are upon us today as the fifty-seventh Glee is presented. As our theme for this year  x27;s Glee is Alma Mater, we are remembering the first year of Glee when participants presented Glee in Waller Hall.