FIGHT W**4 and then there were Four The Class of 1999 Proudly Presents The 89th Annual Freshman Glee Willamette University Cone Fieldhouse March 9,1996,7p.m. A benefit for the Make a Wish Foundation 
        The Class of 1999 Proudly Presents The 88th Annual Freshman Glee Fight: and then there were four Program Introduction 1996 Overall Glee Managers Tim Beggs, Dana Lederhos, Geoff Kantor, Sara Lentz, Robin Whittaker Alma Mater Michael Trotter These Days The Class of 1996 Class Managers: Branden Boyd, Gabrielle Byrd, Kent Campbell, Brent Fenty, Stephanie Hamrick, Kellie McClure, Bonnie Pennebaker, Lisa Pennington, Ken Ray Fight To Make It The Class of 1997 Class Managers: Guy Crooks, Tiffany Derville, Liz Lamzaki, Sarah McDaniel, Molly McKay, Kari Raze, Hong Thov Make A Wish Foundation Presentation Jim Booth Kendall Haynes Bearcat Necessities The Class of 1998 Class Managers: Kendall Haynes, Jackie Liebler, Mark Martin, Kiley Simmons, Tara Wilson The Journey The Class of 1999 Class Managers: Haven Brownsberger, Doug Chalton, Jay Douglas, Katie Goetz, Carrie Richmond Intermission Willamette Dance Force Bearcat John Presentation of Glee Banner Jim Booth 
        History Freshman Glee began in 1909 when the class of 1912 challenged the other classes in a song competition     an event which has become a tradition distinct to Willamette. In the past, Glee has been held in the Chapel of Waller Hall, the First Methodist Church, the Salem Armory, and the old Willamette Gymnasium (today  x27;s Playhouse). Since 1975, Cone Fieldhouse has been used to accommodate the ever popular Freshman Glee. Originally, Freshman Glee was a simple presentation of songs on a bare stage. Over the years, elaborate sets, marching and complex formations have become essential parts of this special event. Freshman Glee is Willamette  x27;s own tradition of past that will continue in the future. Dedication The overall managers of 1996 are proud to dedicate the 88th annual Freshman Glee to the Honorable Mark O. Hatfield. As a Willamette student, professor, dean and life trustee, the Senator continues to support this institution. His service to Willamette University will never be forgotten and we hope this honor will convey our appreciation to Senator Hatfield. Ode to Willamette The Alma Mater will be performed by Michael Trotter There  x27;s an old historic temple rising grandly through the years, Where the oaken hearted fathers drew their strength for strong careers, Down the years, its portals open, Gathered wise ones to its fold. Breathed the spirit of the Westland, Card  x27;nal emblem   x27;bossed with gold. Dear old school  How strong we love thee    x27;Round thy mem  x27;ries, how we cling  Glad some hearts beneath thy shadow, loyal hearts to thee we bring. Old Willamette, how we cherish all thy legends and thy lore, Born upon the calm Pacific, Guides us onward ever more. Spirit of the Golden Westland, breathing through the fathers  x27; tears, Tells the story of the temple, bids us hope a  x27; down the years, Sing, oh, sing of dear Willamette, Sing while hearts are young and true, Sea to sea the chorus swelling, Dear Old School our W.U. 
        1996 Freshman Glee Judges Song Presentation Marion Hyman (Hermanek)     class of 1942 Rosella Bell Jones - class of 1945 Maxine VanWyngarden (Holt)     class of 1942 Marching Performance Jim Hitchman     class of 1954 Kristi Jacobs (Mason)   class of 1975 Eric Morrison     class of 1980 Marching Formation Jean Fries Moore -- class of 1942 Amarylis L. Powell   class of 1953 Shelia Tolleson (Wood) - class of 1989 Music and Lyrics Mary Jaeger     class of 1980 Reid Shelton - class of 1948 Steve Tolleson   class of 1988 Judging and Rules This year  x27;s judging is composed of four categories: song presentation, marching performance, marching formation, and music and lyrics. Each category will be judged upon entertainment value and the quality with which the performance is carried out. Each class has the potential to win the 100 points possible. At no point do the judges base their decisions upon the rules of Freshman Glee. Rather, the rules are over-seen by members of the rules-committee. The rules committee consists of one member from each class management team and the chair of the rules committee. Each class predetermines the rule violations of their respective class and deducts the penalty points from the judges  x27;totals. The final score ultimately determines who will receive the Glee Banner for 1996. 
        Class of 1996 These Days Lyrics and Music by: Branden Boyd We Spent a lot .of time, sweat and tears on the things that we  x27;ve got. But we  x27;ve Now got each other, And made memories that will last forever. We We  x27;ve been lonely At times set our hearts on things that won  x27;t be. But we, We stayed strong, found our place But now we  x27;ve gotta keep movin  x27; on. Chorus These days, We  x27;ve gotta be rejoicing. Although they  x27;re coming to an end. l t  x27;s sing In a hundred voices,   x27;Cause we know that with this end, There  x27;s more life to begin, And we know that we  x27;ll always have Our friends. Take my hand Take a hold Take your hopes   x27;cause we ain  x27;t afraid of growing older. I just wanna smile here one more day,   x27;Cause I know the dreams I got are not too far away. Chorus But oh, how we  x27;ll miss you We  x27;ll miss you as the summer rain is falling down on us Oh how we  x27;ll miss you We  x27;ll miss you as the winter snow is falling down on us Oh how we  x27;ll miss you Chorus These days are meant for rejoicing My friend, Rejoice    x27; Formations The four seasons 
        Class of 1997 Fight To Make It Music by: Hong T. Thov Lyrics by: Guy Crook, Tiffany Derville, Sarah McDaniel, Hong Thov Chorus: Fight to make our dreams shine through. Fight to make it through Willamette U. The only way to make life better Is for our class, our friends, to stick together. So keep on working and slaving away Hoping someday we can look back and say We left this place better than we found it yesterday. As we study and sweat, and we must not forget The time we have shared and the great peope we  x27;ve met. Whether we pass, or get set back, or drown from the weather, We will all bond through this and we  x27;ll stay glued together. Chorus When we leave Willamette U., the troubles go on. Tiying to get a good job is the next race we run. Oh, here we learn through the struggles, stormy nights That to see a new day dawning, we must fight, fight, fight  Chorus Formations volcano scene earthquake scene flood scene 
        Class of 1998 Bearcat Necessities Music by: Charles Koechlin Lyrics by: Kendall Haynes Chorus: Oh we  x27;ve got FUN-ABILITY, That special GLEE-ABILITY, We  x27;re going to take Glee this year. Oh Yeah  FUN-ABILITY, That special GLEE-ABILITY, We  x27;re going to do it right here. Oh you Freshmen, Seniors, Juniors, You just all are loosers. Come on and give us a fight  Oh Yeah   Okay, good, better, best, We  x27;re above all the rest. You  x27;ve got the Mill Stream in sight.   x27;Cuz we  x27;ve got, Chorus With the theme Fight: Then There Were Four, The crowd cheers Sophomores. They know which year has class. Oh Yeah   Nineteen Hundred Ninety-Eight, We have come and sealed your fate And we  x27;ll leave kicking some... Chorus Formations The Kwazy Kwad The Red Hot Rocket Bowling Madness 
        Class of 1999 The Journey Lyrics and music: Haven Brownsberger, Katie Goetz, Carrie Richmond, Doug Chalton The journey began long ago. Many students called Willamette home. Each with unique hopes and fears, They  x27;ve left their mark throughout the years. Chorus: ...And then there were four to finish the journey, Rising up to face the fight, Marching on towards graduation, With the century  x27;s end in sight. We the class of ninety-nine, Have got a few things on our mind. So listen up as we explain, All our thoughts that still remain. Freshmen face a daily battle. Life at W.U. is sometimes rough. For four more years we  x27;ll stick together, Making friends and getting tough. Chorus As we approach this dawning era, Nearing nineteen ninety-nine. The final four must carve our places, Making use of our short time. Chorus Formations champagne glass basketball 1999 
        Thank You The Senior Class Would Like To Thank: Scott Greenwood and Sue Milne of the Office of Student Activities, Tony Noble, Buzz Yocom, Cesie Delve Scheurmann, Rich Shintaku, Donna McElroy, students and faculty of TIUA, Jim Booth, Mother Nature, Bon Appetit, Henry Weinhards, George at the Tahiti Lounge, Mom and Dad, Financial Aid Funds and Me. The Junior Class Would Like To Thank: ASWU, the Overall Managers, the Class of   x27;97, TIUA students, Ourselves (Junior Class Managers), the people who come and support Glee, Mother Earth, and the people who volunteered with the natural disaster. The Sophmore Class Would Like To Thank: Scott Greenwood, Jim Booth, Cherri Nopp, Ryan Scott, the Easter Bunny, Kinko  x27;s, the Copy Center, the Registrar  x27;s Office, Coumbia 300 Bowling Balls, the Overall Managers, and the rug vendors in the UC. The Freshman Class Would Like To Thank: The Overall Managers, Creative Imprints, Scott Greenwood, Josh Norman, Michelle Jones, Kirsten Olson, Alesia Snyder, the Senior Class, TIUA participants, and the Rockin  x27; Freshman participants. 
        The Overall Managers Would Like To Thank: Tony Noble, Scott Greenwood, Jim Huffman, Steve Samuelson, e-mail, John Urdal, Ben Henderson, Scott Dilworth, Scott Greenwood, ASWU Finance Board, Loren Waller, TIUA, CLA, the Class Managers, the Mill Stream, the Maintenance Dept, Scott Greenwood, all the participants of Glee, all former Oveall Glee Managers, ASWU Senate, Buzz Yocom, Jonathan Radmacher, Gar Willoughby, ASWU Elections Board, Scott Greenwood, Salem Emblem Shop, News and Publications, the Copy Center, the Mail Room, Lisa Cimino, the Grounds Crew, Scott Greenwood, Jeff Bolt, Barbara Mahoney, Baxter second floor for putting up with us, Ryan Scott, Wesley Smith, Cherri Nopp, Stu Rude Promotions, Costco, Cascade Sound, M amp;M  x27;s, Anderson  x27;s Flowers, Scott Greenwood,Marnie Noble, the Registrar  x27;s Office, Mike Trotter, 1996 Glee Judges, the Judges Escorts, the Lighting Specialists, Ticket takers, Donna Iddings, Bearcat John, WU Dance Force, Kris Norton, Barney the Bearcat, Kinko  x27;s, Fabricland, Hancock Fabrics, Payless, the inventor of felt, Bill Thompson, Kendall Haynes, Scott Greenwood, Make a Wish Foundation, Our Room Mates, Mom and Dad, Senator Mark O. Hatfield, Senator Hatfield  x27;s Office, our professors, Jose Torres, Marika Paez, Geoff s truck, and last but not least Scott Greenwood.