CHANGING HORIZONS FRESHMAN GLEE WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY 
        The Class of 1983 proudly presents Freshman Glee 1980 The Seventy-Second Annual Freshman Glee Willamette University Sparks Center March 1, 1980 8:00 p.m. 
        Welcome  Good evening to all  Tonight we join together for a fun and exciting event which will put the spirit of spring in the hearts of everyone here. This year, the Class of 1983 enthusiastically welcomes you to the Seventy-Second Annual Freshman Glee competition   we know you are going to enjoy it  The Freshman Class Dedication This year, Freshman Glee is dedicated to a sensitive, caring man who contributed his gifts, talents and friendship to Willamette for 55 years    Lestle J. Sparks. Known to many as  quot;Mr. Willamette, quot;  quot;Les quot; Sparks attended the University from 1914 to 1919, graduating with a degree in chemistry. He began his teaching/coaching career at Willamette in 1925, continuing full-time until 1962. The concern and love Lestle showed for people throughout his life is surely to be respected, and a goal we should all strive to achieve. 
        History Freshman Glee began in 1908 when three members of the freshman class decided to liven up the campus, challenging the other classes to a song competition on the bare stage of Waller Hall. Seventy-two years later Freshman Glee, now held in the modern Sparks Center, has grown to include marching formations and elaborate decorations. Willamette is proud to have kept alive this exciting tradition, and to have made it so much a part of the University. Official Glee Judges of 1980 Words and Music: Dean Emeritus Melvin Geist, Mr. Terry Murray, Mr. Gary Frame Presentation: Mrs. Myra Brand, Alice Rose Jones, Mr. Jeff Pitman Formations: Mr. Bret Rios, Professor Maurice Brennen, Mr. James Booth Freshman Glee is judged in three major* areas: words and music, presentation and formation. Using an established point system, the judges award first through fourth place in each category. Words and music are judged on the adaptability of words and music to the theme, adaptability of the words to the music, the quality of the music, and the quality of the words. Presentation is judged on vocal rendition, tonal quality, diction and expression. Formations are judged on the execution of the formations, adaptability to the song and theme, and the total effect of the formations. Our special thanks to the judges for all their help. 
        Procession of the Classes Glee Managers  x27; Opening Address Sara Hannan, Nancy Prosser, Kate Deane  quot;Endless Rainbows quot;  Class of 1980 A Ship Called  quot;Destiny quot;  Class of 1981  quot;Waller  x27;s Story quot;  Class of 1982  quot;Changing My Horizons quot;  Class of 1983 Entertainment The Rugby Team Presentation of Judge  x27;s Decision Dean  quot;Buzz quot; Yocom 
         quot;Endless Rainbows quot;  quot;Words and Music by Mary Jaeger and Mike O  x27;Brien I own a Rainbow It  x27;s painted Red and Green Wonderful Yellow And Blue I own a Rainbow A palette of childhood dreams A promise of Springtime The sun is shining through It  x27;s a Rainbow Where is your Rainbow? Is it on yesterday  x27;s smile? Packed with your daydreams So few You need a Rainbow Try one on for style I own a Rainbow And here is one for you It  x27;s a Rainbow You can  x27;t settle for less Goin  x27; for more The Rainbow  x27;s the limit Don  x27;t settle for less Something  x27;s in store The Rainbow  x27;s the limit There  x27;ll be no more waitin  x27; Tell me more . . . We  x27;ll be graduatin  x27; What  x27;s in store? There  x27;s no compromisin  x27; on a Changin  x27; horizon The future  x27;s just a step away Mom and Dad are waitin  x27; Don  x27;t you know . . . We  x27;ll be celebratin  x27; ( quot;Hallelujah quot;) We can show that There  x27;s no compromisin  x27; on a Changin  x27; horizon The Rainbow  x27;s comin  x27; out today I own a Rainbow It  x27;s painted Red and Green Wonderful Yellow And Blue I own a Rainbow A palette of childhood dreams A promise of Springtime The sun is shining through It  x27;s a Rainbow You can  x27;t settle for less Goin  x27; for more The Rainbow  x27;s the limit Don  x27;t settle for less Something  x27;s in store The Rainbow  x27;s the limit limitless and less endless    x27;With special thanks to: S.N., K.R., K.K., B.B., and J.C. 
           quot; A Ship Called  quot;Destiny  x27; Words and Music by Kathy Wade, Debbie Church and Nancy Lewis The tide is heading out now; Our ship will soon set sail. We haven  x27;t time to look back, The future winds prevail. The sands of time left on the shore Are washed out by the sea. Just as you and I will be carried off By our ship called  quot;Destiny. quot; Looking towards the horizon, I wonder what  x27;s out there for me. A candle burns in the distance So far that I can barely see. Yet I know someday we  x27;ll catch it; It  x27;s not as far as it seems. We  x27;ve got to reach for the stars. We  x27;ve got to stretch for the sky, And follow the Path to our dreams. We hold fast to the rail. The ocean shows us her might. The wind whips against our faces: All eyes still stare upon the amber light. Yes, the candle still flickers in the distance. We know what we  x27;re heading for: Our new life  x27;s shore. The ocean is rough, our journey long. Through many hardships we  x27;ll learn to be strong. And when our ship has landed, We  x27;ll be on our way. Leaving with mem  x27;ries of yesterday. 
         quot;1   x27;Waller  x27;s Story quot; Words and Music by Janet Swanson and Sue Widmer Well I  x27;ve been here for over a century, and I  x27;ve stood through all the foys and fears. I  x27;ve seen so many changes and I won  x27;t forget one maypole dance, one chapel, or one Glee bet. CHORUS Oh, some things change, but the real things they remain the same. The love they have for the times they  x27;ve had, the many friends they  x27;ve made. Glee gets   x27;em all together once every year. To sing a song, share a smile, or even shed a tear. Good old times in Lausanne  x27;s attic, sneakin  x27; in the boys past ten. Smooching in  quot;the star quot; behind the gold man  x27;s back, feeding the ducks in the Mill Stream again. CHORUS Yes, there  x27;s been some changes around this place. Coed dorms, all-campus kegs, a homecoming race. The old gym  x27;s now the playhouse, old Gatke might be gone. Sparks supports the Bearcats, the Library  x27;s movin  x27; on. CHORUS FINALE Horizons are changing everywhere, but through all change around us we will always be the same. Waller  x27;s story will stand against the sky. 
         quot;Changing My Horizons quot; Words and Music by Paul Hammer With the way things have been going along, I  x27;ve little time to waste. For fate has willed me not to achieve the goals I  x27;ve had this day. Some of the places that I wanted to see, some things I wanted to do, Are no longer in my life  x27;s plan, I  x27;ll have to bid them adieu. Now I  x27;ll set a new course, Change my ideals, Prepare for something new. CHORUS Now I  x27;m changing my horizons, this is the way that it must be. I  x27;ll follow this new course of mine till the end of eternity. There is no question in my mind, of what I must do now. My objective is to change, my horizons. Now the road ahed of me is a tough one I know, but my rewards will be great.   x27;Cause with careful thought I have developed this plan, and I  x27;m sure there  x27;ll be no mistake. For my life will be better than it  x27;s ever been before, my troubles will be few. With my new goals and a sound state of mind, I  x27;ll no longer have to make do. Now I  x27;ll set a new course, Change my ideals, Prepare for something new. CHORUS Like a bird who soars over islands, on a bright and clear day. My view of the world is changing with time, and it  x27;s showed me a new way. Like that bird my heading is as clear as a bell, there is no haze to see through. But a goal such as this will prevail throughout my life, my journey will never be through. Now I  x27;ll set a new course, Change my ideals, Prepare for something new. CHORUS 
        Special Thanks To: Glee Managers: Sara Hannan, Nancy Prosser, Kate Deane Glee Faculty Advisor: Dean  quot;Buzz  x27;  x27; Yocom Backdrop: Scott Greenwood Treasurer: Steve Hargis Lighting: Kathi Fastnow and Lynne Russell Recording: Eric Lindbeck and Kurt Inagaki Ken McEllhenney Paul Hammer Laurie Bradshaw Rich Pine Elsa Helmick Stacy Heyworth Mary Jager Eric Morrison Kerry Tymchuk Liz Geiger Edie Mulkey Ginger Jones Mark Terry Ralph Wright Steve Lathrop Sally Howell Holly Davenport Theresa Hudkins Barbara Donaugh Mark Lance Craig Strobel Mark Foster Lisa Pruyn Sue Bradford Dan Bruce Eric Shaw Lynne Harrison Alumni House Word Processing Media Center Maintenance