Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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ln the calm before the storm, Dr. Daniel Schulze enjoys his job announcing the Glee winners. The girls-from left to right: Sandi Harris, Dorothy Rohlfing, Gwen Fried, and Nancy Wyly-relinquished the banner to the boys-Bill Joseph, Larry Kelly, Ken Stoop, and Fred Wade-just before the winners were announced. FRESHMAN GLEE Del Cummings, Freshman Glee Manager, tells a little about Glee history and tradition before the singing begins. The first place Sophomores sing Rose Magic as their serenade song. A red rose with a green leaf was formed on a white background.

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. QQO-84 -.A,w . Christmas would not be Christmas without an honest-to goodness Santa Claus. Even college students enjoy the visit of the northerner. CHRISTMAS PARTIES The week before Christmas vacation brought a flurry of activity to the campus. The annual Lausanne open house and tea in December attracted many visitors who came to see the beauti- fully decorated doors. In the Christmas convocation the band and choir presented the Hallelujah chorus. Also, in the spirit of sharing with others, the living organizations combined and went caroling to the various state institutes. Following this was the annual sock hop with prizes awarded the couple dressed most appropriately. The week ended with a climax at the spe- cial Christmas convocation. ww-rvi... ,. 'l K The Christmas tea held each year by Lausanne Hall, was as gay as ever with colorful decorations and a festive atmosphere. Sandy Wagner and Rosemary Gilbert were the winners of the religious sweepstakes ribbon in the door decoration contest held each year in Lausanne. The annual pajama dance, sponsored by the senior class, proved to be a colorful spectacle with the many types of pajamas.

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FRESHMAN GLEE Managed by Del Cummings, the Forty-Eighth Annual Freshman Glee was presented on March 28 with serenade as the theme. Sophomores, with their song Rose Magic and formation of a rose took the Glee banner for the second time. With Ser- enade in Silhouette the seniors won second and escaped from their last place position of the two preceding years. The freshmen ended their first Glee with a third place earned by their rendition of Serenade to Willamette. Fourth place went to the juniors and their song World of Night. ln addition to the traditional Glee activities - the challenge assembly, the parodies, the stalling by the seniors and the rest - was a community sing led by Dr. Paul Trueblood during the judges' deliberation. 55. The freshman banner guard duck as the first of the hysterical sophoe mares reach the platform to claim the Glee Banner when they are announced as the winners. The heads and assistants of all Glee Committees, from left to right standing, Dean Bishoprick, Norm Dyer, John Barth, Tom Honl, Mort Hardwick, Pete Leveton, Royal Keith, Barbara Duncan, 'Roger Hewitt, Harriet Reed, Ken Stoop, Dave Peterson, Marg Lowe, Lynn Sch- rock, Nancy Lee, Bill Seawell, Bob Gilchrest. Seated are Nancy Russell, Sibyl Campbell, Walt Hubbard, Barbara Dennis, Del Cummings, Sondra Roark, June Lytle, and Dick Audley. ager, and Jim Mercer meet to discuss Glee plans. ,F s , 4 From Left to Right: Marian Rutledge, Joann Pym, Dale De- Harport, Barbara Dennis, Glee secretary, Del Cummings, man-