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The dawning MR. JOSEPH KUHARICH, Head Football Coach of the Fighting Irish, silently waited to speak: students at the rally gave him a welcome long to be remembered as an eight minute ovation followed his presentation to the student body. rH 28
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THE OBJECT OF THE GAME: to pass the orange from one person to another without touching it with your hands . . . . . . and without dropping it. But this freshman and his date seem to be having a hard time of it. CONFUSION AND CHAOS reign on the floor of the Navy Drill Hall as freshmen and upperclassmen register for the fall semester. BY THE WAY, she dropped it. 27
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injio f a new era Last January a man walked up the front steps of the Main Building and asked to be directed to the office of Father Joyce. The man walked down the corridor to the door marked Executive Vice President (more commonly written, Vice President in Charge of Athletic Control ). The man knocked and entered: Behind that door the future of The Fighting Irish Football Team was decided. The man was Mr. Joseph Kuharich, recently appointed Head Football Coach at the University of Notre Dame. From that day forth, Mr. Kuharich, usual- ly called Joe K. by the students, professionally went to work at his new job. He had before him the task of rebuilding a squad of little ex- perience to a team of coordinated athletes who would win ball games against the toughest competition in the country. Spring practice went well; very few injuries were reported and Joe K. was on his way. Climaxing spring prac- tice, the varsity won the Old Timers Game mainly on the fundamentals that Joe K. taught them, and it appeared that the former Wash- ington Redskin mentor, eighth person to coach a Notre Dame football team, had his team physically and mentally ready for the impend- ing season. YES, IT WAS a glorious day for Joe and the Irish as 3,000 students jammed the field house for the first rally of the year. BEING INTERVIEWED after his appointment as head coach, Joe K. gives the press some football flashes. WLDRIOUS DAY I 29
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