Freshman Glee  
        THE CLASS OF 1974 proudly presents Tomorrow Never Knows the sixty-third annual freshman glee WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY April 3, 1971    .    8:00 p.m. 
        Dedication .  . . This year Willamette Glee Week honors are extended to Dr. Trueblood, B.A., M.A.,  amp; Ph.D., Professor of English Literature and noted scholar of Lord Byron. Doctor Trueblood, a member of W.U.  x27;s class of   x27;28 and its class president, has been instructing literature students here on the campus for 16 years. Fifteen of those he has served as the chairman of the English Department. Doctor Trueblood, following his undergraduate years in Salem, enrolled on a Fellowship in postgraduate studies at Duke University. He has taught in both public and private schools, among them being the University of Washington, University of Oregon, Rollins College, and University of the Pacific, not to mention Willamette. As the fourth MC of Glee, Dr. Trueblood follows Dr. James Matthews, Professor Herman Clark and Professor Schulze. WELCOME ADDRESS This spring we, the Freshman Class of 1971, have undertaken the presentation of a sixty-three year old tradition in a time when tradition is being cast aside. It is for this reason that we have chosen the sub- theme of   x27;Tomorrow Never Knows quot;, in connection with the legend of the Phoenix Bird, the mythical Egyptian symbol which represents the new arising from the old, in order to shine forth as a guiding light for the future. Tomorrow Never Knows what lies ahead for this event. We can only hope, through this performance tonight, that the intangible feeling that has kept Freshman Glee alive for so many years will continue on as it has in the past. Welcome to Our Tradition  Freshman Glee 1971    Dale Sause 
        Freshman Class President  x27;s Address Mel Henderson Freshman Glee Manager  x27;s Address Dale Sause  quot;Tomorrow Never Knows quot; Class of 1971  quot;Will It Last, My Friend quot;     .   Class of 1972  quot;Ain  x27;t Nothin  x27;Gonna Stop quot;.    .     .   Class of 1973  quot;Sundown The Slides quot; Class of 1974 Entertainment        Steve Oakey, pianist Presentations of the Decision of the Judges    ....    Dr. Paul G. Trueblood 
        On Judges and Judging For the purpose of judging, the elements of competition in Freshman Glee are divided into three categories. A panel of judges has been designated for each category. Using an established point system, each judge will rank contending classes from first to fourth place in each category. Words and Music are evaluated together. First place will receive 5 points; second place, 4 points; third place 3 points; and fourth place, 2 points. Judges for Words and Music: Professor Edgar Smith; Professor Gladys Faye Blue; Mrs. Ted Shay Vocal Rendition will be judged on the basis of tone quality, diction and expression. First place will receive 10 points; second place, 8 points; third place, 6 points; fourth place, 4 points. Judges for Vocal Rendition: Melvin Geist; Robert D. Gregg; Ron Wynn; Steven Stone Formation points will be awarded for precision and originality of singing formations. First place will receive 10 points; second place, 8 points; third place, 6 points; and fourth place, 4 points. Judges for Formation: Antony Meeker; Jon Haynor; Capt. Patrick Kahler, U.S.M.C. This yields a total of ten judges awarding a possible 85 points to the winning class. 
        Tomorrow Never Knows quot; Give me just a minute of your time. (Give me just a minute of your time.) Save a place for me inside your mind. (Save a place for me inside your mind.) Then we  x27;ll go and make the world a better place where one can find a land of beautiful people together (A land of beautiful people together, A land of beautiful people together ) I am the now  Building a nest. There is a fire in my soul it  x27;s called love. I am the now  The future I cannot see    / am  quot;The Phoenix of Life quot; I  x27;m a man  With hope for peace and faith to see . . . Tomorrow never knows how yesterday really feels. And now your body reels with love  Uh-huh  People  Listen to what we are saying so you  x27;ll understand us, Brother, you  x27;ve got something to offer and don  x27;t give a damn  Ah ... . Uh-huh  People  Listen to what we are saying so you  x27;ll understand us,    Music by David Hielt Brother, you  x27;ve got something to offer and don  x27;t give a damn  Words by David Hielt, Harold Poujade,  Jj, ,    x27;   x27; Kathy Hartman, Skip Macy Together  No more men must die  Formation Leader: Skip Macy 
         quot;Will It Last, My Friend? quot; Yesterday, there was a world completely strange, completely new. Evolved a man and with his hands he asked  quot;what can I do? quot;  quot;what can I do? quot; He shifted sand, and then his land was born He built a town, amongst the hills so worn. He cleared the fields, he widened the streams So we see, a man  x27;s hands, what they could do what they could do. And then he died and left a son to carry through, now what can he do? His buildings taller His homes so grand His cars go faster throughout this land. His towns are larger His highways long The trails are gone. Where  x27;s hope? Where  x27;s love? in the buildings of a man. Where  x27;s the heart, the soul in the roads of our land? With his hands With his hands How can it last? How can it last? There must be hope must be love within the halls of a home There must heart, a loving soul upon the roads that men will roam With his heart With his heart It can last It can last It can last It can last. Tomorrow will be a world completely strange, completely new Unless a man with all his heart will ask,  quot;what can I do? quot;  quot;what can I do? quot; He  x27;ll move rock, a place where a friend might be He  x27;ll build a bridge so those in chains might flee He  x27;ll clear a field, give no land for fighting There  x27;ll be Peace and it will last, my friend, it will last, my friend in your heart.    Words and Music: Chuck White Song Leader: Chuck White Formation: Dennis Reese, Gary Funes 
         quot;Ain  x27;t Nothin  x27; Gonna Stop quot; Don  x27;t ever leave me, don  x27;t ever go away. I know your grief, but remember I feel the same way. I can  x27;t rationalize the cause, that  x27;s hurting us all; but the effect my brothers and sisters, makes us stand tall. The moon is in its darkest hour now and the wine from the wineyard is less. Come on my friend let  x27;s reach for Nirvana, that that  x27;s supposed to be better than best. Tomorrow  x27;s noon is today  x27;s night, and each succeeding morning predicts, soon the nite will render us blind and we  x27;ll be alone to cry. Please no  I think about you and I want to see what I  x27;m seeing now but saw better yesterday. Oh I want to feel what I  x27;m feeling for you ever more tomorrow. We  x27;re singing our song now  You are a brother of mine and past of my everything. We  x27;ve got to keep living on the safe side, learn from the mistakes we made. Don  x27;t judge my story by a book that you read yesterday because I  x27;m not the same. . . . Your cold and I know I did not hurt you at all. Here  x27;s my hand, here  x27;s my heart, come on back I want to be your good friend. I  x27;m trying to free myself from all this hypocrisy. Saying I will and then I don  x27;t. It  x27;s just not the way to be, I  x27;m trying to get free, Come on and Go with Me   CHORUS /  x27;// never leave you, I  x27;ll never go away. You know it doesn  x27;t matter whether you lose or not, but even more so how you play. And the coach of your team knows a lot, he  x27;ll pick you up when you fall. For he is it your inner mind, that tells you to keep on trying. Stick to the truth there  x27;s nothing better than the dedication of a good feeling. We  x27;re going to see it through all the way we know no floor or ceiling.  Your soul reaches for the sky I know you can make it. My soul is coming right a long, together we can surely carry the ball now but heard better yesterday. And I want to know what I know about you even better tomorrow. Come go with the friends now  We  x27;ve got a train to catch that goes directly to the milky way. By the lights of a thousand crystal clear nites we  x27;ll reach ahead and unveil the new day. I  x27;m running nude free and easy through the Ides of May Music leads the way . . . Some day you won  x27;t be so far away. And the windblown grass on the hillside beckons us to come and play together forever. We can feel the fires burning, can  x27;t you hear the sounds of a baby of three lost in poverty. While the seas in all its mighty expanse is screaming  quot;Don  x27;t do this to me, I want to be free quot;. We too want to be free, Come On And Go With Me   CHORUS Come On And Go With Me. Don  x27;t you know I  x27;m thankful for this sensation, to be living in our generation. There are a lot of ills, a lot of infections, but I know we  x27;re going to find the corrections. Remember my eyes as those that could see, when you were on your knees crying before me. My communication is I guarantee, a message to you so you can relate to me. Come on baby to the new explanation. Our lives all make up one congregation. And I know you can confirm my confirmation, we  x27;ll surely irritate the irritation. Remember my love as a song of the nite, that calls to you while the moon shines bright. My heart is your prison but a prison of fun. And if I set you free you wouldn  x27;t want to run. The works that are made by man are the creations of a thousand hands; some are good, some are bad, but I understand, that we can make 
        the music swell up higher again. Remember my shoes as they walk your way. Remember how I always want to stay. Remember the birds that flew in my place. Remember my love as sunshine. CHORUS The Composer    quot;What I write is what I believe for everyone to heed. Each lyric and rhyme expressed myself and hopefully their feelings. Though this song came from my heart it  x27;s an ideal but aren  x27;t most dreams. And to even get near this goal I  x27;m going to need your help like you need me. quot; Can you understand what we say? Today will never know tomorrow  x27;s fate. So don  x27;t you know it  x27;s time for our ration. This is our soul our inspiration. Got to say it one more time  .... CHORUS I  x27;ve Got A Dream Ain  x27;t Nothin  x27; Gonna Stop. Not the deepest snow nor the fire so hot. And though you may think that it  x27;s too far up, I  x27;m still, I  x27;m still going to try. To reach   the place that  x27;s closer to Heaven. To walk   the way that  x27;s best for you and me. To climb   the mountain and plant my flag on top. To see   the colors that world is meant to be. The Chorus    quot;Hear my desperate plea. quot; Come On And Go With Me      Words and Music: John A. West Song Leader: John A. West Formation   Ray Colvin  quot;Sundown The Slides quot; Ever changing but always singing; Though saddle-worn the heart does fly But sad and shy forever hides. And sundown the slides. Never get to wanting for just look around, A good person can always be found. He travels on, on he rides Jon  x27;s journey is honest, honest on the tides. And sundown, sundown the slides. Sundown the slides, sundown the slides. Just go on but not too slow. And let your feelings be your guides. To realize is none when all is to know For sundown, sundown the slides. Never get to wanting for just look around, A good person can always be found. He travels on, on he rides Jon  x27;s journey is honest, honest on the tides. And sundown, sundown the slides. Sundown the slides, sundown the slides. Just go on but not too slow. And let your feelings be your guides. To realize is none when all is to know For sundown, sundown the slides.    Music: Paul Broucek Words: Michael Hauser Song Leader: Sara Jackinsky Formation: Jim Shiner 
        Freshman Glee Committees Freshman Glee Manager Dale Sause Assistant Glee Manager Mike McKiernan Executive Secretary Christy Rogers Banquet    CONNIE STEPHENSON GIGI GANDY CANDY BUTTERFIELD LAURIE WHITEFORD KITTY EDWARDS Programs KRISTINE JOHNSON CAROL CIOLFI DARLA BRECKENRIDGE SONYA ISHII Decorations    ELISE BOWCOCK MARSHA ADAMS CAROL CIOLFI CARMELLA TAMAYO BARB BRUMME Backdrop    DARLA BRECKENRIDGE STEVE BASTIAN BOB HANSEN KATHY KASTER CAROL CIOLFI SONYA ISHII JACKIE ZAHN MELANIE BURNS Ushers *JIM CHAMPA Entertainment *PAM KEHRLI Recording and Staging    JIM CHAMPA STEVE BASTIAN MARK HALLIDAY BOB HANSEN Tickets *STEVE BASTIAN SONYA ISHII G/ee Week Committee GEORGE LINDSEY PAUL CRUMBLEY HANK HUDSON STEVE WYNNE MITCH HAZAMA RICHIE NAKASHIMA Publicity    PATRICK PINE DANA FOBES SUE GILPATRICK DAVE PAYNE JEFF PITTMAN BECKY RUDNICK MICHAEL SMITH SHARON SMITH PAM THOMPSON ARLENE KIHARA