Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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4 1, a s QCIJirtp:QEightb Qnnual Qtummennement COE COLLEGE, IQIQ Rrugram Organ Recital-Organ Suite, Sketches of the Cit y ,-- ---- The City from Afar Off On the Avenue . The Grandmother IV. Urchin Whistling in the S V. In Busy Mills VI. Evening OTTO T. HIRSCHLER I. II. III Academic Procession Invocation treets Land of Hope and Glory .............-..- .----- THE VESPER CHOIR Commencement Address .......... ........ ------- - - The HONORABLE P. VVHITVVELL WILSON, Vocal Solo-Hjoy of the Morning ..---.---- ------ RUTH MASSEY Awarding Of Diplomas Conferring of Degree Announcement of Prizes Hymn- America Benediction London, England Organ Postlude- Grand March from Aida ......... OTTO T. HIRSCHLER Gordon Balch Nevin ----Elgar International Brotherhood - ---Ware Verdi

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S--- The Qlumni Qssuniatiun OFFICERS President-Mrs. Anna Cooper Armstrong First vice president-John Massey Second vice p1'esident-Mrs. lVIollie Miller Holt Secretary-lVIrs. Grace Sailor Hamblin Treasurer-John F. Anderson The Coe College Alumni Association has recently become a member of the National Alumni Association. This honor is a recognition of the high place which Coe grad- uates hold in the World of affairs. The Coe Alumni Association does much to keep alive the traditions of the college, for as time passes they realize more fully the part which the influence of the college played in the moulding of their characters. Indeed some of them were graduated so long ago that when they return to visit Alma Mater they actually enjoy attending chapel. Once a year those who have the opportunity, return to stroll about the campus, not- ing its changesg to chat with professorsg to Welcome old friends, and to receive into their ranks the passing Seniors. Each year the Alumni Association is larger in numbers, and each year there are more gray heads seated at the Alumni luncheon, but always there is the same love and rev- erence for the glory of the Crimson and the Gold. L ey 'i ' Y 1 : 'i1'-- +L-if El' -1 5't5T'TH Wa-0 sn-12-fem. we awk ':1:a:'z,a,s.'-..:-week: asaa4i'rfr:aa:1a'.f:.1ssAw-i:.f'-

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g H: A Yi V wv llr, V 4, 1'--ti gc'-141' 1. A, . , -i 62115155 Bay Qixmiszs june 10, 1919 Meeting of the Alumni Association .... ...... I 0:10 A.M. Chapel Class Day Exercises ...,......... .......... 4 :OO P.M. Senior Steps The Dean of VVomen,s Reception--- ---- 4:00 P.M. Voorhees Quadrangle Alumni Dinner -,---------------- ---- 6 :30 P.M. Voorhees Quadrangle Picnic for Undergraduate Students-in --- .....- 6:30 P.M. Ellis Park Ivy Exercises ---,,-,,,,,,,,--,- ------ 1 2:00 Midlaight CLASS DAY EXERCISES SENIOR STEPS Processional to Senior Steps Senior Class Poem ---- --------------------- .--... .... 1 Written by Clella Pfaff Presentation of Class Memo1'ial -------------------- of Cap and Gown ---------------------- Presentation President of Senior Class Acceptance ----- President Junior Class Presentation of the College Seal --------------------- Acceptance --------------------------------------- President Sophomore Class Presentation of Spoon -------------------- --- ----- Acceptance --------------------------------------- Representing Freshmen Class Song- Where, Oh Where Crimson and Gold Margaret Marshall ---Ralph Clements ----Rex Mounce ---Mildred Hoff ---lklildred Hoff ----Elwyn Post - - - -Elwyn Post - --Roland Paine