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        THE CLASS OF 1944  PRESENTS  THE THIRTY-THIRD  ANNUAL  FKESBMAN  GLEE  AT  WILLAMETTE  UNIVERSITY  SALEM, OREGON  MARCH 22,1941   
        DEDICATION  Because he dedicates his life toward helping us, the younger  generation. Because he smooths the stony path upon which we  travel. Because he is the grand person that he is. We, the class  of 1944, do feel humbled and honored in dedicating this, our 1941  Freshman Glee to Robinson Spencer, our beloved librarian.   
        PROGRAM  Freshman Class President's Address of Welcome  Wade Bettis   School of Schools     Senior Song   Alma Mater, Hail  * Junior Song   Salute to Our Alma Mater  Sophomore Song   Hail, Willamette U.  . . Freshman Song  Judges Decision and Presentation  Dr. J. T. Matthews   
        SENIOR  SONG   SCHOOL OF SCHOOLS   Words   Margaret Wright  Music   John Stalnaker  Our voices carry forth our praise to you, Willamette U.  And loud and clear our songs ring out   loyal, hopeful, true,  Our fathers laid foundation here with strength and energy,  Tradition filled, they've left behind a golden century.  So ring the well-worn victory bell and fight, you Bearcat crew,  We'll serenade the school of schools. All hail, Willamette U.,  All hail the school that's won our hearts;  we make our pledge  anew.  Our Alma Mater, school of schools, all hail, Willamette U.   
        JUNIOR  SONG   ALMA MATER, HAIL   Words   Madge Thompson  Music   Maxine Holt and Mark Waltz  Willamette, we sing your praises,  We're proud to share your fame,  And with pride we yearly add  New honor to your name.  There are those who have gone before us,  Still more will carry on;  Year by year we add new voices  To swell our mighty song.  Willamette, our Alma Mater,  First in our hearts you rest.  Honor and fame you have won and brought us,  First in the rising west.  To you we will pledge the highest,  First you will ever stand;  Hail to our school, our Alma Mater,  Mightiest in the land.  1   
        SOPHOMORE  SONG  ''SALUTE TO OUR ALMA MATER   Words   Jean Jackson  Music   Jo Miller  We salute you, Alma Mater,  Pride of our college years.  Your flag waves on forever,  Sending knowledge forth to conquer fears.  Symbol of a past victorious,  Standard that will never fall,  You're a challenge to the Westland,  Giving spirit to us all.  Chorus   Willamette, Willamette, always the same,  As life passes on, as memories remain,  We see your golden banner,  We know our truest friend,  We salute you, old Willamette,  Our Alma Mater to the end,   
        FRESHMAN  SONG   HAIL WILLAMETTE U.   Words and Music   Margaret Hood  I...  In peaceful vale 'neath western skies  Our glorious Alma Mater lies,  Girded with strength of by-gone lore.  Her fame lives on forever more.  II.    Our Alma Mater's towers rise  In stately splendor to the skies,  Crowned with the radiance of the sun,  Shadow'd in calm when day is done.  Cho.    Hail to our dear Willamette,  To the card'nal and the gold I  Glory to our Alma Mater,  Blest with memories untold.  'Round her we'll proudly rally,  Loyal our hearts and true,  Queen of our fruitful valley;  Hail,  Willamette U.l   
        COMMITTEES  Freshman Glee Manager  Robert Root  GENERAL  Robert Root, Chairman  Sybil Spears, Hide Tomita  DECORATION  Eleanor Purcell, Chairman  Jean Holtzman, Ward Miles, Henry Tanaka, Patricia Ryan  PROGRAM  Mark  Hatfield,  Chairman  Betty Cooper  FORMATION  Don Burton, Chairman  Barbara Pitts  TICKETS  Shirley Laws, Chairman  Kent Markee, Keith Markee  BANNER AND PRESENTATION  Frances Lilburn, Florence Lilburn   
        PLATFORM  Hide Tomita, Chairman  ELECTRICIAN  Vinal Randall, Chairman  HONOR GUARD  Ted Ogdahl, Chairman  Marshall Barbour, Ralph Rude  USHERS  John Macy, Chairman  K. Markee, K. Markee, Miles, Medley, Mallet, Woodbum,  Schaad, Steinbock, Barnick, Bailey, Davis, Kern, Espey  Smith, Fisher, Rheinholdt, Pitts, Anderson, Marshall, Sehon  Templeton, Saunders, Spears, Ryan, Robinson, Graves,  Holtzman,  Cohen,   F.  Lilburn,   F.  Lilburn.   
        JUDGES  WORDS  Hugh Morrow, Egbert S. Oliver, Murco Ringnalda  MUSIC  T. S. Roberts, Robert Walsh, Mabel Powers  PRESENTATION  W. L. Phillips, F. M. Erickson, I. H. Van Winkle  RULES FOR JUDGING  MUSIC  1. Adaptability to Alma Mater theme,  2. Adaptability to group singing,  3. priginality.  4. Quality of music.  WORDS  1. Originality.  2. Adaptability to theme.  RENDITION AND ADAPTATION  1. Presentation   general effect.  2. Formation   as adapted to Alma Mater theme.   
        ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  Y. M. C. A.  Valley Motor Company  Geo. C. Will Music Store  Parrish Junior High School  Oregon State School for Deaf  Oregon State School for Blind   
         
         
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