University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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Page I5 . . . And most of you can't help but remember the winters at S. U. I. But long after you've forgotten the below- zero weather, those slippery hills, and that chill wind off the river, you'll re- member the special charm of the first snowfall on campus, the silent splendor of the Law Commons perched on a cliff overlooking the river from the west. And even the University hospital tow- ers looked less formidable in lowa's winter wonderland. N U51 'Ka I 7 s ' 2:-57' -wfvi 'Wang J ig.. Nga an ,ia yytt ,..-gym.-...mf ,M ' M'--Q-Mb ' W'

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has-M ' Maybe you've never seen the Union bridge from quite this angle before. But it'l1 remind some of you of lazy afternoons at Iowa, of sunlight on the river, soft Spring days .... Page 1 4

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E ? I 52: . 'Q . Then there was the New Look of 1947- 48 . . . But S. U. I. had it long before 1947. Trailers, quonset huts, baby car- riages were all indications that the uni- versity was growing up. Above is Hawkeye Village as seen from across the river with the Pentacrest in the background. To the left, an important part of lowa's New Look tries his luck across the river from the University theater. Page 16