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

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The return of a classic 'Z 4 ss K-My -.t 5. in 5, , Homecoming is a tradition almost as old as the university itself. But almost no year has seen as much renewed interest and enthusiasm as 1983. lt was a touching sight to see, said 1982 Homecoming committee chairman Hope Truck- enmiller. The students, the alumni, the commu- nity - they all were there. lt was a time when the generations united. Returning to the field after being sidelined the previous year with a neck injury, sophomore Treye Jackson is ready for the i982 Iowa Homecoming game, in which the Hawks easily dispatched the Northwestern Wildcats 45-7. Post-parade partiers conduct an attitude adjustment semi- nar before taking part in other Homecoming events. V ,iw J Q . A W L ' V 1 hmtyvg' ,i if XE' v 1 an if ipypyt i t 'll .s 4.,.,......i.u..4 is Q C ,M g 1-W' c H .N G.. v .,, ,t 3' 4

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