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| local.transcription | ,ODE TO'WILLAMETTE " , ' There's an oldhisto;1.ctern'plerlsing grahdlyrh,~l.Ighthe years;"Where ,I:lu: oakenheartc:d fathmdre\Y:theirc ,tre~th,fuiStrOng careers; " .' DQwn the yc:ars illl, por~dF$,gathc:rf7d wise on,c:s t.Y itS fold. "',,' ,Breathed thespitit: oEtheWestland, wd'rtalcmblem, 'bossed wltitgo1d. Dear61dScnool!Ho~stro~welov¢tnee,tround thymem'ri~howwec~g! Q~ad,'some heambeneatli thy shadow. loyal lieatlll to thee we, bring. " ,,' OldWillrurte~hOw.we ~nsl1.a1lthylege~ds-.mdthylore,· ' . " Bom'upon tlt~a4aPacifiQ, gui~us Dnwardever'mQre: . ,: '-' . ::'. ,SpiritDfthe· GoldtnWesdand.br:eath~g'througnthehthc:rs' t&rs, , T ellsthesti)ryofthetemple, bids us hp~a'down the y~, §ing,i~h> singofdc:ar,)W'UIamette,sing whilehearlllar~yQuIigandtrue. .Se~to,sea the; chOrus s'M:'lling, dcir Old Scltoqldfour,:w.U~" HISTORY ,Fresh,rnan Glee beganin 1909 whtnthe ~Sbflghdiallenged,th~,other classes ' inasollgcompetitiort::-anel'entwhich became attaditiofiqrtiqi,Ie ,toWiname~te.,m thep3St,Gleen;"jS heenbddintheChapel ofWallel'Hall, the Fitst ~kthodistChu:rch, 'the'SaleI!lAi'moty,,ia.nd the old Willantette'Gymnasiuin (today'sPlayhouse). SinCe:. "'1 ?i'5. Con~'Fie1dHouse' iJas been ,USed to accommodaie me ever PQPularFreshman . ,·Glee. Originally, Freshm,ariGlee V\7aSasimple p~entation ofsongs onahaiesa:age.·., " Over.theyem~ ~bqrate sets.mardlingand corttpl~ fonnat:l9n5 have' aIsoDecome' .esserttial parts ofthlsspe<:l.al event; Freshman Glects ~~amette'sown tradition 6fthe '~l:p~t,~1Udt Willcbntiti1.le inth~future' ,,' , 'The Class ofI995 Proudly Presents THE 84TH ANNUAL FRESHMAN GLEE WILLAME'ITE UNIVERSITY CONE FIELDHOUSE, SPARKS CENTER MARCH 14, 1992 7 P.M. FRESHMAN GLEE 1992 PROGRAM Introduction ................................................... Overall Glee .. Managers. Alma Mater ......................................................... Dr. Paul Trueblood "Fight for Their Hope and Faith" .................................. Class of 1992 "Friends in Arms" ..........................................................Class of 1993 "The Spirit ofWillamette" ............................................ Class of 1994 "Fight, Win, Together We Meet the Challenge" ........... Class of 1995 "Song to Willamette" ...................................................... A1umni Glee Presentation of Glee Banner ......................................... "Buzz" Yocom DEDICATION The 1992 Freshman Glee is proudly dedicated to the alumni of the Class of 1942 in appreciation of their diligent efforts to preserve and enrich the tradition of Glee. The Oass of 1942 has undertaken the endeavor to create a permanent Glee archive for Wtllamette University, which will fill a gap within the Glee tradition which has previously been ignored. This generous class will also be donating a trophy. Joining the banner as a sign ofvictory, the trophy will be presented each year to the winning class. In addition, the winning classes will be inscribed on the trophy, immortalizing them within the Glee tradition itsdE For their admirable support of the Glees of the past, present, and future, the students ofWillamette U niversitywish to express their deepest gratitude to the Oass of 1942. FIGHT FOR THEIR HOPE AND FAITH by Lila Anne Brown, ClAss of1992 We are all forced in the morning to rise and shine, and the lack of motivation blinds our eyes. They say that in this wide world there's so much to live for But I guess as I'm getting older I don't see it anymore. All the dreams that we made as children have faded away. All the goals and expectations were saved for other days. So now we look to the children to fulfill our dreams When we know that the "great" world ain't what it seems (No it ain't what it seems). But we have the hope that the fight will remain and we have the hope that our dreams will sustain for all those who came before us they still implore us to retain their hope and faith Yes we must fight for their hope and faith. All the trials and tribulations ofourtimeshelp us to fight theself-limitations in our lives And we should all stand with each other strong and tall so that we can meet the challenge ofhope for all (Yes we can have hope for all). And we have the hope that the fight will remain yes we have the hope that our dreams will sustain for all who came before us they still implore us to retain their hope and faith yes we must fight for their hope and keep the hope and faith keep the hope and faith keep the hope and faith And we have the hope that the fight will remain yes we have the hope that our dreams will sustain for all those who came before us they still implore us to retain their hope and faith Yes we must fight for their hope and faith (Amen) FRINDS IN ARMS ~ by.AAron AnJre Miller. ClAss of1993 Tum back the pages to an ancient land and the blood-stained fidd when: it all began Senseless is the age-old game ofwar, we catch ourbn:ath andwondc:twhy, whatfor. Look at us now, upon the winds ofchange we: fly thewail has f.dlcnand the: hatnme:rhas crushed the: scythe: But across the SCll contcmptment bn:c:ds disorder while the dying fight over invisible borders Chorus: Lay down your atmS tonight and march into tomorrow righting Ollf wrongs. e:rasing our sorrows and keeping the childn:n safe from harm. Together. we must meet the challenge to be, To be Brothers in Arms. Conceived in liberty, fOr harmony we must fight, while King's dream lives on. crosses still burn in the: night. In the streets our homeless starVe and children kill fOr colors we must stop this now and learn to love each other. Chorus: Lay down your arms tonight and match into tomorrow righting our wrongs, erasing our sorrows and keeping the childn:n safe from harm. Together. we: must meet the challenge to be, To be Sisters in Arms. Peace on earth. goodwill to men ... All we are saying is give peace a chance••. We:wrotcdown our dreams and capped them in a botde and thn:w it out to SCll. We hear the cry (hear the cry). So can't we: try (can't we try) to keep this dream alive? So when the waves leave the shore we: do hope and pray you'll find Ollr SOS (SOS), in the sand (in the sand). Open it and realize our words an: true, what's done is done. So shine hope's light across the SCll. Together we hold the key. Through history Willamette has led the way, but a new challenge brings us here today. We must start a revolution to mend what's wrong The time fOr change is with us, let the world hear our song. Chorus: Lay down your arms tonight and march into tomorrow righting our wrongs and erasing the sorrows and keeping the childn:n safe from harm. Together we must meet this challenge to be, To be Friends in Arms THE SPIRIT OF WILLAMETfE By Kim Evered, CIIlSs of1994 Willamette Bearcats push to get ahead, Reaching onward, past the common thread. Fight for our alumnae, Fight for our school pride. Fight our way to victory's day, Strength is on ourside. Willamette Bearcats push to get ahead, Reaching onward, past the common thread. We have come together now, Challe:nge us today. We've got spirit in our hearts, We won't waste: this day. We will carry on traditions passe:d to us from old, Let us sing our alma mater, let it be told, All the cultures come together here at W.U. WilIame:tte Bearcats push to get ahe:ad, Reaching onward, past the common thread, Working together for our school we'll fight! FIGHT, WIN, TOGETHER WE MEET THE CH.ALLENGE WDrm "nJ music by DAn Ryker""J,KAley Scott, ClAss oj'!J5 Fight. Win, Together we meet the challenge Fight, Win, Together we meet the challenge We an: Willamette. and we'n: proud to be at that Carry on tmlitions ofthe old Bearcat So don't mess with us 'Cuz we ate so cool Called the Freshman class And together we will rule We are Willamette, and proud at that Carry on the tradition ofthe old 8earcat So don't mess with us together we unite And the Bearcat roar you'll hear tonight Then:'s Volleyball and Quadball too Run through the sprinklers ata quarter 'til two Hangin' at the Bistro to get your kicks 8on:dom got you down, count the bricks! Together we stand. women and men To challenge ourselves time and again We may cross that stn:am one day But Wdlamette bridges steer our way We are Willamette, and proud at that Carry on t13.dition ofthe old Bearcat So don't mess with us Do what you' n: told We earry a banner of Cardinal and Gold Become a ga:ek member ifyou like Spend the afternoons riding a bike Meet us on the field or on the stn:et The Bearcats an: the ones to beat As freshmen at Wdlamene we're on our way With each sunrise thete grows a new day The sun goes down, the stars grow bright Remember the star trees in the bright moon light Wean: Willamette,and wt!te proud to be that Carry on tl3.ditions ofthe old Bearcat So don't mess with us together we wlll stand . We'll make it through together Hand in hand Fight, Win, Together we meet the challenge Fight, Win, Together we meet the challenge ROAR!!! ALUMNI GLEE: SONG TO WILLAMETrE Words anti. musk by MariO'lJ Hemulnek OUIS is a song ofhistoty Chorus: OUIS is a school with a destiny Plain men started it, kept it alive, Prayed and fought that it might survive. Hail to oW' father, Jason Lee, Who built our school ofa centuty. Golden tradition, glorious fame Echo afar WiIlamcttc's name. We love her historic temple, To hear the victoty bell; To sing the praise ofcollege days That in oW' mem'des dwell. We love her mighty spirit Within our hearts aglow- The school that has lived a hundred yeatS, Willamctte, may it grow! HELP! The Classof'42 requests Freshman Glee songwriters ofallpast years to send a copy of your song. clearly labeled as to class and year presented, to the Centennial Class Glee Project clo University Relations, Willamette University, 900 State Street, Salem, OR 97301. Also needed are Glee Programs for the following years: 1909 -1919, 1921. 1923, 1924, 1939. 1951,1952, 1962, 1964, 1965. 1966, 1970, 1972. 1974 -1991. Your help will gready assist the class of '42 in organizing the Freshman Glee historical records. University Relations 370-6340 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MlmAun Freshman: Alyssa Brumder, Priscilla Doupe, Signe Ensign, Michelle Gamere, Cullen Philippson, Lisa Roberts, Kaley Scott, Dan Ryker Piano-Dan Ry/ter Sophomores: Amy Cummings, Christy Dodge, Casey Strickland, Crayton Webb. Jason Wollmuth Piano-Heather Stligo Juniors: Jennifer Cain, Abbey Karcich, Joanne Lytle, Lesil McGuire, Aaron AndreMiller, Chris Simmons, Piano-Aaron Andre Miller Seniors: Lila Brown, T.J. Chandler, Jennifer Craven, Susan Domagalski, Mark Lovre, Chris Meier, Angie Smith, Marty Steingrebe, Pam Westcott Piano-Lila Brown JUDGING AND RULES Freshman Glee is judged in four major categories: music and lyrics, song presentation, formations, and marching performance. Judging ofmusic and lyrics is based on quality ofmusic, adaption oflyrics to music, and adherance to the Glee theme. Song presentation is judged on rendition. expression, diction, and tone quality. Formations are judged on the basis of difficulty, visual impact, and adherance to theme. The marching performance is based on accuracy, precision, and technicalities. Using an established system. the judges award points for each of the four areas. The class accumulating the most points will be the winner ofFreshman Glee. OFFICIAL GLEE JUDGES 1990 MUSIC & LYRICS: Dr. Carl Bowman, Dr. David Welch, Alice Rose Jones SONG PRESENTATION: Edith Brydon, Dr. Maurice Brennen, Dan Bullis MARCHING FORMATION: Mary VanNatta Gail, Dennis Reese, Alice Rose Jones MARCHING PERFORMANCE: Chris Brandey, Bob Voigt, Steve Gilson MANYTHANKS TO THIS YEAR'S JUDGES!!I . '. . .'. .SPE(;IAI.!rHAN:((STO:. ..' . . Ftt:Shmllll Glee 1992 wouldcItot b,aYc: been ~~wimoutt4eheIpandsupportof the following peO~kandorganizations. ....,' ", '. '.,.,. '. AltlluniRdarlonslUniversity Relations Learning Resources.o:rtter· .'. :AlumnLParticil'3.nts· . ". Gary Lcivte'6£I·.· .' . ' "Dr~ Martin Beluilre ' MarrlottFoodSetVice· .·.ThC.Bistro. . News&: Publications . ' ..''i\SWu Finanee BOard . TlohNg\J.yen / •. '. Jk~ThetaPiFraternio/ "Timy Noble', Susan Bj~ttd '.' . Chern Nopp. Jim.Boodl·.. .OlSon Florist . caScade Sound . Rob PjlQ'},dge Class ofl941 MarlieRowe1l , J1o,nDavenpoJt. . . 'Helen Siggins .Deoorllling COnunittee .TIUA.Stildents· . . ,Ke~~Dunlap l . . Dr,PliulTrueblood' S~ttGrtenwOQd . Qniversity Center staff Hwon's Piano Co. M~Whire .' . ",Je~ty Hu~on .' W.tUameneMailroom'. GotdyJai"Qe$ . . 'W~tteM~tenance ...·KappaSigm:aF~ternity DonWilli;unS' . " ·Dean'Ka,washiroa· 1991"QreiaU Glee. MariitgerS '..' An~especiallrtoourfrle~dS andf.Uiriliesf01:'hetpiIlgustO keep our.~itY! David Bayless Jenny. Cafupbell, parren Chris~nsen,.Rob .Patridge,Jo~CuervO',GaryattheRam,ourparents.,aUthelittte P~°I'J.e.·· ' . ElizabethB<U1le}'; DIanaSales,jeffGrove; DanjdWren, Chrls , SaYr~-Smith" Expe~nc:e Prinnng,'fony NQble,the '~tirejun. ior class and overaU glee managers: . He:ithekSaigo, Kim Evered, MollyAn4ers()~,.Abc;ProctOr, IUck Gardner:, Mau:TaIbef'!:,NateFreeman,GirI"The Greeosl<ee¢r," IrWin M. Fletcher~c()u.rpaielits.aridgtandparents,.God.Udie ., .:'TheEagle" .Edwa):ds, the Atlanta Braves, and m?ssqfall the overaH gleer:qanagers.· , , . . . . . Dan~~rcas; Anna, Ni,k,"Thelma,Mai-q;, Jens,Chn~tine•. Julie,Ludwig; M~tt, "Mark, 'Luke, lory Bldie"anq ,altthe members ofour. awesome freslunan. dasi. , . |
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