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HERKY LOCATION ADDRESS SPONSOR LIST KEY 4/23/14 8:28 PM n #Herky Biology Building East 201 E Iowa Ave, Iowa City de Novo Alternative Marketing n 1SG H. HAWK Becker Communications Bldg 25 S Madison St, Iowa City All of Hawkeye Nation n North, University of Iowa n America Needs Farmers Herky North Liberty Community Center Inside, 520 W Cherry St, North Liberty Collins Community Credit Union n Andy Warhawk S Riverside Dr & Hwy 6, Iowa City Hampton Inn Iowa City/University Area n East, Iowa City n East, Coralville n Aqua Hawk Campus Rec and Wellness Center 309 Madison, Iowa City National Coatings & Supplies n East, University of Iowa n Bachelor Herky Coralville Community Aquatic Center 1513 7th St, Coralville Northwest Junior High School n Back to Our Roots Herky Walden Square 825 Mormon Trek Blvd, Iowa City West High School n West, Iowa City n Baker Herky Scratch Cupcakery/Water Street Coffee Iowa River Landing 927 E 2nd Ave, Coralville Scratch Cupcakery n West, Coralville n Basketball Herky UICCU, Financial Center 2355 Landon Road, North Liberty University of Iowa Community Credit Union n West, University of Iowa n BatHerk Coral Ridge Mall #6 Inside, 1451 Coral Ridge Ave, Coralville Neumiller Electric Inc. n Bigfoot Herky MacBride Hall 17 N Clinton St, Iowa City Two Rivers Bank & Trust n Downtown, Iowa City n C(Herk)itry University Capitol Center Outside Clinton St Entrance 200 S Capitol St, Iowa City Kartik Reddy, MD, FHRS n CAPT Herky North Liberty City Hall Quail Creek Circle off Hwy 965, North Liberty Allie Howarth & Family n North Liberty n Captain Herk Von Maur Iowa River Landing 115 Iowa River Landing Place, Coralville Imprinted Sportswear n CDR Herky The Eastern Iowa Airport Inside, 2121 Arthur Collins Pkwy SW, Cedar Rapids The Eastern Iowa Airport n Checkmate Herky Downtown Iowa City Ped Mall #4 Near chess board by ICPL, 123 S Linn St, Iowa City Iowa City Public Art Program n Chrome Herky UI Athletics Hall of Fame 2425 Prairie Meadow Dr, Iowa City UI Athletics Hall of Fame & Museum n Coach Herky 1705 Boyrum Street, Iowa City US Cellular n Conductor Herky West Transportation Center Plaza Inside, 840 Evashevski Drive, Iowa City Hawkeye Express/IA Northern Railway n Cyborg Herky Downtown Iowa City Iowa Ave & Linn St Iowa City Century Link n Daredevil Herky Brown Deer Golf Club Inside, 1900 Country Club Dr, Coralville McGrath Hawkeye Harley-Davidson n Dr. Herky Oakdale Research Park 2500 Crosspark Rd, Coralville Integrated DNA Technologies n Drawing the Line Herky Downtown Iowa City Corner of Clinton St & Washington St, Iowa City Pancheros Mexican Grill n Faces of Herky Coral Ridge Mall #3 Children’s soft play area 1451 Coral Ridge Ave, Coralville University of Iowa Children’s Hospital n Farmer Herky Coral Ridge Mall #5 1451 Coral Ridge Ave, Coralville Theisen’s Home • Farm • Auto n Father/Daughter Herky Coralville Public Library 1401 5th St, Coralville Corridor Radiology/OB GYN Associates of Iowa City and Coralville, P.C. n Flower Power Herky Benton St & Riverside Dr, Iowa City City High School n Gladiator Herky South East Junior High School 1st Ave & Bradford Dr, Iowa City Southeast Junior High School n Graduation Herky University of Iowa Pentacrest 1 Clinton St and Iowa Ave, Iowa City University of Iowa Office of the President n Groom Herky Downtown Iowa City 110 E Washington St, Iowa City Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Center n Gymnast Herky Wetlands Walkway Iowa River Landing behind Marriott, 300 E 9th St, Coralville Iowa Gym-Nest n Happy Little Herky 551 Westbury Dr, Iowa City Regina High School n Hayden Herky UI Athletics Hall of Fame Inside, 2425 Prairie Meadow Dr, Iowa City Iowa City Ready Mix n Heart of Iowa Herky Iowa Memorial Union Inside, 125 N Madison St, Iowa City Iowa Memorial Union n Herk Dog Penn Landing 620 Pacha Parkway, North Liberty Lucky Pawz n Herkules Heartland Inn 87 2nd St, Coralville Mid-American Energy n Herky Hasselhawk North Liberty Community Center 520 W Cherry St, North Liberty City of North Liberty n Herky of the Corn North Liberty Community Gardens 153 E Penn St, North Liberty Hills Bank and Trust Company n Herky of the Opera Coralville Center for the Performing Arts Inside, 1301 5th St, Coralville City of Coralville n Herky On-Call University of Iowa Health Care Iowa River Landing 105 E 9th St, Coralville UI Health Care Residents & Fellows n Herky’s Community Downtown Iowa City Iowa Ave & Clinton St, Iowa City Iowa City Downtown District/City of Iowa City n Homegrown Herky City of Iowa City City Hall 410 E Washington St, Iowa City City of Iowa City n Hunter Herky Coral Ridge Mall #1 Scheels 1451 Coral Ridge Ave, Coralville Scheels n In the Paint Herky Downtown Iowa City Ped Mall #3 Near Sheraton north entrance, Iowa City Sheraton/hotelVetro n Iowa Bike’n Herky Gay & Ciha Funeral Home 2720 Muscatine Avenue Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service n Iowa Granite Herky College of Public Health 105 River St, Iowa City Kahler Collision Center n Iowa’s Jazz Capitol Herky Downtown Iowa City Ped Mall #1 Clinton & College St, Iowa City Jazz 88.3 KCCK n Ironman Herky Coralville Marriott Inside, 300 E 9th St, Coralville City of Coralville n Jackson Pollhawk T. Anne Cleary Walkway #1 Kautz Plaza Capitol St and Market St, Iowa City Goodfellow Printing n Journey of a Warrior Herky Phillips Hall 16 N Clinton St, Iowa City Tate High School n Just Herky 2641 Mormon Trek Blvd, Iowa City Billion Chevy Buick GMC Cadillac of Iowa City n Lindquist Herky Lindquist Center 240 S Madison St, Iowa City University of Iowa College of Education n Marching Band Herky Kinnick Stadium, SE Entrance 825 Stadium Dr, Iowa City Fans and Alumni of the Hawkeye Marching Band n My Hero Herky Northside Marketplace Market St & Linn St, Iowa City Luong Banh n Organic Herky Downtown Iowa City Ped Mall #2 Dubuque St at Washington St, Iowa City Skogman Realty n Out of this World Herky Van Allen Hall Auditorium Courtyard 30 N Dubuque St, Iowa City Homewood Suites by Hilton n Outta Sight Herky Iowa City Marketplace (Sycamore Mall) Inside, 1660 Sycamore St, Iowa City Iowa City Marketplace n Peking Opera Herky Park Rd & Dubuque St, Iowa City Iowa City Area Welcoming Cities Consortium n Power Herky Penn Meadows Park 350 E Penn St, North Liberty IBEW Local 405 and Iowa City NECA n Qin Terracotta Warrior Herky T. Anne Cleary Walkway #2 251 N Capitol St, Iowa City Heart Workshop n RAGBRAI Herky Coralville Youth Sports Complex 2480 Dempster Dr, Coralville RAGBRAI/Iowa Bicycle Coalition n Recycled Ink Herky Cornerstone Nature Area Pedestrian Bridge Intersection of Dubuque St and Zeller St, North Liberty Stuff Etc. n Referee Herky Coralville Rec Center Inside, 1506 8th St, Coralville Coralville Parks & Recreation n Reflections of U University of Iowa Pentacrest 2 Jefferson St and Cleary Walkway, Iowa City UI Athletics Department n Road Trip Herky Penn St & Community Dr 780 Community Dr, North Liberty Heartland Express n Rough Hewn Herky Downtown Iowa City Iowa Ave & Dubuque St, Iowa City Holiday Inn Express n Scottish Highlander Herky Iowa City Marketplace (Sycamore Mall) Inside, 1660 Sycamore St, Iowa City UI Scottish Highlanders n SGT Herky Coralville Police Station 1503 5th St, Coralville All of Hawkeye Nation n Sir Herkalot North Central Junior High School 180 W Forevergreen Rd, North Liberty North Central Junior High School n Student Herky University Capitol Center Commons area, 200 S Capitol St, Iowa City Iowa Hawk Shop n Superhero Herky 1st Ave & Hwy 6, Coralville Hardees n Tangled in Iowa Herky Liberty Centre Cherry St, North Liberty Clear Creek High School n Technicolor Herky Coralville City Hall 1512 7th St, Coralville M.C. Ginsberg Jewelers/The Iowa Children’s Museum n The Walking Herky Old Town Park Near Gazebo and clock on Dubuque St, North Liberty Westport Touchless Autowash n Thumbprints of Hope Herky Currier Hall 413 N Clinton St, Iowa City Dance Marathon n Uncle Herky Coralville Fire Station 1501 5th St, Coralville City of Coralville n UNESCO Herky Corner of Clinton St and Church St, Iowa City Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature n William Sherkspeare UI Main Library Inside, commons entrance, 125 W Washington St, Iowa City University of Iowa Libraries n Wizard Herky Coral Ridge Mall #4 Inside, 1451 Coral Ridge Ave, Coralville Anonymous n Wood Grain Herky Terry Trueblood Recreation Area 4213 Sand Rd SE, Iowa City City of Iowa City n Wrestler Herky Coral Ridge Mall #2 Inside, 1451 Coral Ridge Ave, Coralville Ted Pacha n Wrestling Highlight Herky Carver Hawkeye Arena 1 Elliot Dr, Iowa City McGrath Family of Dealerships n You’re the One Herky Pearl Softball Field 2001 Hwy 6 W, Coralville MidWestOne Bank 10TH ANNIVERSARY FOR HERKY ON PARADE AND MILESTONES enough for second place in the league, Iowa’s FOR UI ATHLETIC DEpaRTMENT’S 2014 FOOTBALL SEASON best finish in 17 years. Kinnick was named the Big Ten’s most valuable player and won the Eighty-three remarkably fashioned statues of Herky – the Heisman, Kinnick, Prasse, and Enich earned All- American recognition, and three Hawkeyes were mascot of the University of Iowa – will provide hours of entertainment for friends of the UI and fans of the Iowa named first team All-Big Ten. Hawkeyes during the summer of 2014. Herky on Parade will also serve as one of the cornerstone activities of the UI Athletics The third celebration that will occur in 2014 is Department’s celebration of three important milestones during the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the the 2014 college football season.
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