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

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ree i Masking around: Halloween is another great excuse to hit the streets of lowa City and party, especially when you can't be recognized ln 1983, there were as many different ways to party as there were parties. Wheth- er one was a Greek, an independent, a new waver, an undergraduate or a graduate, partying was the one form of free time fun that everyone agreed on I just like sitting around with a few good friends and one good jar of Bloody Mary's, said freshman Richard Putnam. l've been to almost every type of party this past year - toga, punk-rock, a Jones- town massacre reenactment, fifties par- ties, oil wrestling, Valentines Day, Tup- perware, New Year's, Peach Bowl, but the biggest and the best party l went to was the M A S H last episode party, said ju- nior Gary Lauritsen I really don't think you can call a party a party unless you got lots of girls, lots of grain alcohol, and a pair of 6-watt speakers cranking out the Mamas and the Papas, said senior Vernon Trollinger. Annual tradition: Riverfest brings out students from winter hibernation for food, events and beer. The cool weather did not keep people from enjoying the bands on Union Field. Cards and Brew: Katie Doheny, a freshman in Burge residence hall, enjoys an evening of playing cards. me Fun SGW! t ga . t 9 V- I

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S Q ln the snow: Cross country skiing is on the rise in Iowa City. Sales and rental of skiing equipment rose greatly in 1983. Party. party, party: Students celebrate a Hawkeye victory at the Fieldhouse Bar. w

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i e rw ,. Aifww M ,N Ax.. as twt K ? LW,,A , 4 ww 'K Gone fishin': the Coralville Resevoir was a favorite spot for alittle angling for many Iowa City fishermen. Old Capitol has always been a good place to meet friends after between classes. With warm weather there is always the return of the Pentacrest preachers each spring.