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Jfrancteco Jfogfjorn OFFICIAL PUBLICATION of the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS JEFF CRAVATH UNIVERSITY of SAN FRANCISCO by the EDITOR WELCOME JEFF •0«V<N>MN|»M lite WELCOME JlufiitluuUe Jfrancteco Jfogfjorn OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS JEFF CRAVATH UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO By THE EDITOR WELCOME JEFF ... and wel­ Vol. 23. No. 6. San Francisco, February 28, 1941 Friday come Jimmy Needles. USF looks forward to a newer and greater athletic policy, looks with deter­ mination and with resolution. For the past lies behind us, and what counts now is only the future. But we realize that success in Student Heads Date athletics cannot come with a lackadaisical attitude on the part of the student body. USF students have never failed in the support of their grid teams. They will not fail this year, but look forward with renewed ambition. We guar­ For First Variety Show antee that Jeff Cravath will be welcomed to USF with an exhibi­ tion of the same fighting spirit that has typified USF men as long Committee Reports Assembly In Auditorium Wednesday, 11:00 American Theatre, as our memory can serve. And we are confident that we can promise the same unswerving loyalty that Heavy Reservation To Welcome New Don Football Mentor Screen And Radio has always been given by the men. of Ignatian Heights to their Don varsity. Of Fandango Bids To Guide Don Varsity Jeff Cravath to Will Be Satirized HEIGH-HO, HEIGH-HO . Address Students Glee Club, Orchestra and Players' Club Combine it's off io work we go." The 'Gel Bids Early,' Is Warning as Three Hundred rains are over, or so ihe weath­ to Secure Talent for Show erman says, and there's weed­ Go on Sale lo Entire School On Grid Problem ing and painting and cleaning Venturing into a new field of stage production, the Associ­ Sparkled by the music of Eddie Murphy and his Rio Del ated Students of the University of San Francisco this week io be done about our campus. Jeff Cravath, appointed Head We say "our" campus intention­ Mar Orchestra, the Freshman Fandango, to be held at the Football Coach in a surprise move announced their intention of presenting a Musical Review, ally. For USF men have an Berkeley Country Club March 15, promises to equal if not excel by the Board of Athletic Control tentatively daitng the event for April 16 and 17. especial right io use ihe posses­ all previous Freshman dances. last Tuesday evening, will speak The plan, as presented by Foghorn Staff writers Ed Boess­ sive when speaking of their So says the Fandango Committee, who base their opinion on to the Associated Students at a enecker and Jim Moser, having campus. For during ihe past welcome rally to be held in the the unprecedented early sale of met with the approval of both four years student workers have Little Theater Auditorium Wed­ bids. The limit of bids which may the Executive Committee and the labored on ihe campus and by nesday morning at 11:00. Execs Adopt be sold has been set by the Board Dean of men, will be the first their united efforts have cleared Drive Starts Cravath will be introduced by ii of rocks, leveled ii and helped of Student Control at 300. Many of its nature ever attempted at of these have already been sold, Student Body President Tony Musical, Have the Don institution. lo plant ihe gardens lhal are Tarentino and by the newly ap­ just beginning io bloom. Once and reservations have been placed To Keep USF It will differ substantially from on more. pointed Athletic Director, Jimmy 'past productions such as "The again the call is going out for Needles. Budget Fight student labors to donate their Both the orchestra and the site Merry Gentlemen" (1934) and Campus Neat The former USC line coach, Saturday mornings to ihe cause for the traditional Frosh Class "The Big Broadcast" (1933) in whose appointment took San of a belter USF campus. We Dance are a drawing card. Berke­ REVIEW IN APRIL that the entire musicale will be Francisco sports writers by sur­ know thai the giving of lime is ley Country Club has never be­ PARKING AREA RULES prise, will lell the studenv3 his a sacrifice, but ihe work is light fore been used for a USF dance. plans for the future and whac ihey Fandango Budget Passed SIGNUP MONDAY and the reward is high. So come Located on a high knoll above the Father Rossi Asks Dons can expect in next Autumn's foot­ After Long Exec Signup for those wishing to around, this Saturday or next, cities of Albany and El Cerrito, ball team. Discussion participate in the proposed or any Saturday you will, and the club overlooks the East Bay for Their Cooperation Needles stated that Cravath is Siudeni Musicale will be held do your share. Empire and San Francisco Bay. in Future Monday ai 12:00 noon in Room It is easily reached by use of the expected in town no later than With a unanimous vote, last Monday to take up his new duties, Tuesday's Executive Committee B-l. Auditions of Ihose sign­ Bay Bridge, East Shore Highway, "Keep your campus clean" be­ ing up will be held privately and Cutting Blvd., in Richmond. although he may arrive earlier. meeting agreed to finance a USF NEW PARKING . regulations came the slogan this week as Fa­ according lo a schedule which First Appearance In a telephone contest with Student Musical Review, combin­ are revealed in an adjoining news ther Carlo Rossi, S. J., superin­ will be posted after ihe sign­ The committee also presents Ed­ Needles Wednesday evening ing all available school talent, to column, but it seems to us im­ tendent of grounds, announced to­ up. die Murphy and his Rio Del Mar Cravath informed the athletic di­ be staged in the University Lit­ portant enough to bear emphasis. day a determined drive to avoid Orchestra in their initial appear­ rector that he expected to clear tle Theatre near the middle of It is only in the last few months congestion and confusion in the up his personal business in the April. Original in plan and arrangement that the quadrangle between the ance before a University of San newly paved quadrangle. Francisco audience. Murphy, a south by the end of this week and Jim Moser, Foghorn News but unoriginal in musical con­ Liberal Arts -building and the Chief purpose of the new regu­ former USF student, features two to take up residence in San Fran­ Editor, and originator of the tent. Loyola Lodge has been open to lations is to save the newly plant­ outstanding vocal numbers. cisco next week to prepare for plan, introduced the idea of the Present production plans, as parking. Recently paved it now ed ferns and shrubs about the George Dixon, nationally known spring practice. review at Ihe meeling, suggest­ explained by production manager .fulfills an old USF dream for a campus from being destroyed crooner, has been singing with Due to the assembly short order ed April 5th and 61h as the dates Jim Moser, include the following central parking area away from through the carelessness of driv­ the Murphy band for five years. will be in effect for all morning and asked ihe Executive Com­ outline: the Fulton and Cole street hills. ers. But the new privilege must be Augmenting Dixon are the Merry classes. Convocation numbers will mittee's approval and financial 1) The general theme of ihe used wisely and carefully. A few Men, outstanding vocal trio. "Our gardens have been be checked at the auditorium Treasurer Bob Rossi made the musicale will be a Cavalcade careless drivers, callous in their "Every effort has been ex­ made possible by the hard labor since the rally is an official as­ necessary motion and the support and Satire of the three phases ignorance, should not be allowed pended by Ihe Fandango Com of ihe students," Father Rossi sembly. was granted without a dissenting of American entertainment— to ruin the plants that have taken millee to present a dance declared. "The fruits of their Further details of the assembly vote. Moser was given power to the stage, the radio and the long and patient care to nurture worthy of the Universiiy of labor should not be allowed to were not available. The athletic name his own committee. (Com­ screen. to their present beauty. Nor San Francisco." said Chairman perish because of the thought­ department was not certain whicn plete details will be found in the 2) The period of time to be re­ should the selfishness of a few Bob Haag. "In keeping with lessness of other students." other coaches would be present, column 1 story). traced in the review will begin this policy, the committee has JEFF CRAVATH — OF U. S. F. drivers be allowed to work to the Among the rules which students and could not tell when Bill Debate on Budget with the infancy of Tin Pan Alley detriment of the many. Soon per­ hired the club which they con­ are being asked to observe are Howard, newly chosen backfield Under old business, Frosh Pres­ in the early 1900's down to the haps definite parking spaces may sider the most spacious and the following: coach, would be on hand until ident Bob Haag started a ten- present "swing" era. be marked out on the Quadrangle, well situated in the bay area. High Schools Cravath should arrive. minute debate when he intro­ 3) The satirization theme of the but till that time the solution lies With an incomparable view and Drive into the parking space. Varsity Debate duced the budget for the Frosh old-time vaudevillians and min­ in the common sense of those us­ a large dancing floor the Do not back.
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