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

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l 0ld and new day, Ray Charles and his orchestra brought the week to a mellow close with a jazz concert in Hancher Auditorium. The homecoming parade wound its way through the street of Iowa City Friday eve- ning, complete with marching bands, floats US Olympic Wrestling Team coach, led the parade with former UI wrestlers and gold medalists Ed Banach and Randy Lewis, and UI senior Barry Davis, a silver medalist. Also appearing in the parade were Ophelia and George Gallup Ill, wife and son of the late The United States Army Golden Knights amazed onlookers by dropping from the sky to land in front of the parade. and lots of fire trucks. The United States Army Golden Knights Parachute Team amazed onlookers by dropping from the sky to land in front of the parade on Clinton Street. 'xlt looked so beautiful, said Pam Mar- quardt, senior, 'Il liked it because we were at the back of the crowd and it was the only part of the parade I could see. Dan Gable, UI wrestling coach and 1984 pollster George Gallup, a UI alumnus. The Golden Knights repeated their air- borne performance at Saturday's game against Illinois, when they landed on the 50 yard line of Kinnick Stadium and gave the game ball to officials. The Hawks went on to defeat the Illini 21 to 16. - Scott Hauser, Becky Bicknell Basketball player Michael Payne signs an autograph for a young fan at sports night during Homecoming Week. QT, Allisonl Sitting in a little red wagon and holding a flag, one of the youngest Hawkeye fans enjoys the Homecoming parade. IR. Morrowj I Try , ig wi ,z :ik 'V FQ Q I4 ka ,p g, ',f Q- 1,18 ,QV-A -,gg , tiff.. t -A if , ig- gill, v QQ ,f Q Ag pihi S , 3' -fi,f'flll'?evt I VGA , , ., gl gs' it Q gffffffgi, .I ragfg . yi we 'S atm r aft-f i'1iW si A v:- IIS LQQG QYN 'S 42 ' 5 i 5 3 .. i K ,fx t ?!2.,,A'1- t 1 , it . ,li m , .',' ,fig i' f '.,. f i if 'Q' V ' fi ., 4 .F ,E 5, ' 1, J' 71 t it .,,. , A al 28 Homecoming

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,W , , ,,.,..m-fu - W., Bright yellow balloons are too much for one cheer- leader to handle without the help of UI mascot, Herky the Hawk. fL.l. Hauserj A painted face stands out iii the crowds of people in the stands at the Homecoming game. In keeping with the spirit of the football season, many fans not only dressed in black and gold, but painted their faces in school colors, too, Homecoming 27

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,. A-OG 5... vim 5 :kgs A t av 3 , Sports night gave many fans the chance to meet their favorite athletes and get their autographs. QT. Aliisoni A perfect parachute landing tor one of the Golden Knights who landed in Kinnick stadium at the Home- coming game and during the parade. Homecoming queen lean Gurke accepts her plaque, In keeping with the civic theme of Homecoming, she and king Chris Knott received keys to the city instead of crowns. KS. Nobilei Homecoming 29