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

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You're lucky to Come It you come out of the Fieldhouse alive on registration days. you've got it made for the rest of the semester-or so it often seems. It takes cunning patience, strength and a streak of down- right unconcern for your fellow students to get you through. Lines at mile long in front ot that class youive got to take, filled sections, mislaid advisers. impossible schedules and a 7:30 class are all a part. But you tinally step out of the door into pouring ruin. and a new semester begins. Then comes an encounter with long lines and closed sections. out of it alive it ll' Bui' advisers and at instructors are hetptul. They rnalce the system work.

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mgiamffwfml Qsiixigag? 'S N if A: . , V,g, gk , sri, r-,sae : so --2 f' s ' AL gr.. ,L., 45 i . l:it4,m,19 Homecoming spirit' grows as floats near completion. Homecoming unites old, new students A cold, damp night . . . lights glare, bands play, masses line the streets . . . the parade passes. The rally . . . standing on icy ground . . . Heidi Keir . . . yellow and black-clad cheerleaders on Old Cap's steps . . . You feel like a part of the University. A sunny, crisp afternoon . . . football hopes disappointed . . . en- thusiasm undaunted. A burning monument . . . warmth among friends you don't know . . . HOMECOMING.