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        the class of 1Q01 presents fiftieth annual freshman glee fight song Willamette university salem, Oregon match 15, ig58 8:00 p.m. 
        we dedicate . . . . . . this, the fiftieth annual Freshman Glee, to the spirited class of 1912, who, as freshmen, energetically challenged their upperclassmen to an original song contest     beat them     and, by so doing, originated this vital part of Willamette life  .   .  .  Freshman Glee. the b eginvung... Though it consisted of only thirty-four members, the class of 1912 was a  quot;first quot; class. Besides challenging other classes to a Glee, they originated a May Day tug-of-war over the Mill Stream. Their numerals were the first of many to be painted on the roof of the grandstand facing the old Sweet- land Field, and they were the first class to leave a practical gift to the school upon graduation: the drinking fountain at the west end of the first floor of Eaton Hall. After graduation, the musical class which  quot;wanted to pep things up, quot; didn  x27;t lose contact with Glee and is still eagerly sending suggestions for improvement to a Glee Manager of fifty years later. 
        program Master of Ceremonies Dale Daniel Freshman Class President  x27;s Report Paul McGilvra                Senior Class Song  quot;Bearcats to Victory11 Junior Class Song  quot;The Cardinal and Gold11 Sophomore Class Song  quot;To Victory11 Freshman Class Song  quot;Bearcat Locomotive quot;                Entertainment  quot;Supplement to the Chronicles quot; Narrator Dale Bunse Presentation of Judges1 Decision Dr. D. H. Schulze 
        senior song class of 1958 WORDS Barber, Carson, Corey, Hoyt, Piatt, Kingsley, Lane, Miettunen, Preuss, Matthews MUSIC  : Ron Kingsley SONG LEADER Ron Kingsley FORMATION LEADER George Hoyt ACCOMPANISTS Ron Kingsley and Muriel Miettunen bearcats to victory Come on and cheer for the might of Willamette For the team that will win this game. With loyal spirit uphold The cardinal and gold, In honor of Bearcats  x27; fame. And as the score raises higher, still higher, We know who the victor will be. Come on, you Bearcats, and fight. We  x27;ll win another glorious victory. For there is nothing to stop us as we Fight to raise the score. We show our spirit in the Bearcats  x27; vict  x27;ry roar. Fight tonight to win as before. (Repeat first verse) 
        junior song class of 1959 WORDS Margaret Lowe MUSIC Del Cummings and David Landis SONG LEADER Gail Boden FORMATION LEADER Larry Willingham ACCOMPANISTS David Landis and Del Cummings the cardinal and gold Bearcats, Bearcats, triumph o  x27;er the foe  Bearcats, Bearcats, fighting spirit show  Let  x27;s go to victory and ever we  x27;ll see that We are the leaders of the West  Bearcats, Bearcats, win the game tonight  Show the Bearcats  x27; might  Let  x27;s go to victory, triumphant we will be; W.U. will lead the rest  Banners before us, cardinal and gold; Shout out the chorus, glorious of old  Victory  Rah  Rah   Victory  Rah  Rah   
        sophomore song class of i960 WORDS Bernklau, lamison, Olson, Perry, Teague, Wilcox MUSIC Ralph Litchfield and Sonja Peterson SONG LEADER Janet Jamison FORMATION LEADER Ron Walker ACCOMPANISTS Sonja Peterson and Rod Bernklau to victory Mighty our name, unconquered our fame, Our strength is a golden shield. Cardinal and gold, the banner we hold, Our spirit will never yield     So Bearcats unite, the goal is in sight, Our challenge rings out to you. We fight to win, we never give in    To victory, Willamette U. 
        freshman song class of I961 WORDS Terry Boyd, Joan Barber, Drury Spurlock MUSIC Joan Barber and Drury Spurlock SONG LEADER Tom Elliot FORMATION LEADER Tony Meeker ACCOMPANISTS Pat Holcomb and Keith Taylor bearcat locomotive Our locomotive  x27;s movin  x27; for us. Just watch us Bearcats raisin1 a fuss. We  x27;ll be unconquer  x27;d riders on this great line    Our signal  x27;s set right on time. The engineer will put on the steam, And set the beam on this winning team. We  x27;ll give you lots of trouble, we  x27;re on the double Our honor to redeem. The Bearcats knock you foe off the track, And know you  x27;ll never have to come back. For we hear the rumble, the chug-chug-chug And the mighty clickt  x27;y-clack. We will fight on for our fame To uphold our mighty name; And, with force of smoke and flame, Bearcat victors came. Set out the flare for old W.U. We  x27;re at the junction waiting for you. And we will shout out a cheer as the whistle blows near    Tell the world our fight song is true  FIGHT  
        committees executive council GLEE MANAGER Dale Daniel ASSISTANT GLEE MANAGER Roy Chapin CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Geranna Stevens RECORDING SECRETARY Kathleen Burnard ANNALS Nora Hounsell and Roy Chapin ADVISORS Mac Baker, John Bergstrom, Barbara Dennis, Nancy Sailor, Dean Short TICKETS Marcia Humphery and Larry McMurray Mary Blanchard Chuck Carter Bing Johnson Bev Krough Midge Scott Mary Zeller PROGRAMS Terry Boyd Judy Embree Bobbie Giberson Dick Lefor Mary Shiels Ed Thornton RECORDS Ed Hall and Bill Richter loan Barber Sue Bradford Chuck Cheeld Nancy Collins Ann Garner Kayla Henry Greg Milnes Jerry Spoonemore HISTORY Karen Henninger and Dean Kohntopp HISTORY (Continued) Floyd Bergman Elaine Buckinger Beth Robertson Earl Rollins Barbara Sherk Lyle Tucker Alan Zehntbauer PUBLICITY Carolyn Schrag and Doug Ward   x27;Sammie Barker Roger Grabinski Alice Stewart Mike Waterman Carol Woodbury DECORATIONS Maureen Avery and Gail Larsen Steve Berglund Jane Eagleson Gene Griepentrog Beverly Krough Pat Montgomery Loretta Ray BACKDROP Dave Marsters and Judy Teufel Dale Bunse Peggy Hoffman 
        LIGHTING Jerry Darby and Andy Snyder Peter Briggs John Sanford Larry Walker STAGE and PROPERTIES Peter Welch and Jim Wright Sharon Fluornoy Jim Stewart SOUVENIRS Russ Peterson and Jo Gannon Pete Manning Bob Penater Hubert Youngblood USHERS Connie Snow and Judy Rettig Judy Abele Marky Allender Pat Cleek Jane Eagleson Mary Edwards Jerry Fandrich Sally Fenner Sharon Flournoy Carolyn Fry Beverlee Fulton Jo Gannon Ann Harper Linda Hostetler Connie Kent Donna Landye Joanna Lester Marilyn McKenzie Diana McClaskey USHERS (Continued) Joan Pemberton Loretta Ray Charland Ross Lois Sheppler Barbara Simon Betty Toy Marilyn Schierman Sue Webber Lee Wilkinson Joanne Wyatt Mary Zeller PROGRAM Barbara Royer and George Rogers Carol Cox Carol Hobbs Norissa Leger Joanna Lester Carol Mason Dave Patch Bob Trelstad REPORTERS Bill Snow Lois Sheppler HONOR GUARD Drury Spurlock Carol Hobbs Marilyn Wright Alice Stewart Sherry Jenkins Dick Krebs Jim Travis Dorr Dearborn Dave Meyers 
        historical sketch In 1908, three ingenious students of the freshman class of 1912 originated what we know as Freshman Glee, then called College Glee. These three were Jimmie Oaks,  quot;Brick quot; Harrison, and R. V. Ellis. The Freshman class was victorious in the first Glee held in Waller Hall, and the first glory was awarded by the presentation of the Glee banner to this class by Mr. G. H. Patterson, former dean of music at Willamette. Because the freshmen were the winning class, they were awarded the banner for their outstanding all-around performance. In 1912, marching was incorporated and is still carried on as a tradition of the song contest. The senior class established the wearing of caps and gowns in 1916. In the following year Dr. Doney, a Willamette president, announced the winner of Glee. It was then decided, due to a difficulty of acquiring a basis for judging, that a mutual type of song be sung by all classes, furthering the bases for competition. In 1924, the gym took the place of Waller Hall for Glee. And the years rolled by, each characterized by the overwhelming spirit of each winning Glee class; the freshmen won Silver Glee in 1933. A remarkable young woman named Helen Brenner wrote the song for the twenty-fifth Glee and went on to win for her class for the next three years with her outstanding songs. Tradition grew out of the repetition of Glee and increased class participation and song writing enthusiasm. Willamette life gained further recognition when  quot;Life quot; published an article on Glee in 1938. Words and music became the essence of Glee and were judged carefully, while parodies were limited to three for each class. In 1947 brighter dress colors were used in the formations which were being restricted for their movement. Fortieth Glee brought a revival of the  quot;whiskerino quot; contest, while participants reverted back to traditional uniform dress   the men in dark clothes, the women in white. The years.have brought new students and new spirit. The steps of Waller creaked louder, and the rain came down upon new generations. In 1951 Glee was recorded for the first time for those who wanted to keep its spirit alive. Golden Glee is upon us today with the enthusiasm and emotion of the many who have worked on its presentation with the old fervor that many today can remember in the not-so-distant past. The fight song theme is renewed, and slides and a complete recording are being incorporated this year as a lasting memento of this presentation. 
        tdi judging ana rules d ruu WORDS Mrs. Forrest Lemm Miss Fay Sparks Miss Iris Gray judges MUSIC Mrs. Jean Vancil L. Stanley Glarum Milton Dieterich PRESENTATION Howard F. Miller Alice Rose Jones David Putnam Donald Yocum tules jo  judging WORDS Three judges vote on the words in relation to the musical theme. Maximum number of points for each judge per song   20. Total points   60. MUSIC Three judges vote on the musical score. Maximum number of points for each judge per song   20. Total points   60. FORMATION Points are broken down     Originality  10 Adapatability  .... 5 Execution   5 Total points from all four presentation judges   80. VOCAL RENDITION Four presentation judges vote for vocal rendition. Maximum number of points per judge   40. Total points   160. Overall points   360. 
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