Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Dorothy Isabella Dimmitt Mary 'Alice Fernow Helen Elizabeth Hughes Ralph Wright Keller Olevia I. Leivestad Viola Emma Moeller James Rex Mounce Lois Amanda Blanchard Lucile Clarkson Ralph Henderson Clements Vivian Sue DeF0e Ruth Mary Garnes Helen Mae Howe Qilass ilannurs FIRST HONOR Charles Stanley VVeber SECOND HONOR James Rex Mounce IVIAGNA CUNI LAUDE Adelaide Woodhall Plattenburg Elizabeth Mae Romanowski Evelyn Mary Sinclair Beth Walker I Charles Stanley Weber Mary Louise Wiley Josephine Elizabeth WOOd31'd CUIVI LAUDE Margaret Kirkland Marshall Elizabeth Maude Moles Violette DeVee Oliphant Emma Alwine Schlaman Anne Stirton Katheryn Grace VVardle George McDonald Derbyshire I-IONORARY DEGREES DOCTOR OF DIVINITY The Rev. Alvin Edwin Magary, Cedar Rapids, Iowa The Rev. R. Clifford Cully, Vinton, Iowa DOCTOR OF LAWS Lieutenant-Commander William Seaman Bainbridge, M.C., U. S. N. R. F New York City

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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

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4 , 4 , lf, 'f ff, ri 1 ' f- EE -I' Girahitiuns O those of us whose privilege it has been to receive at least a part of our educa- tion at Coe, the words Coe Tradi- tionsu mean much. There comes at frst a horde of confusing impressions and sensations- joy, disappointment, eagerness, wounded pride, jealousy, ambition, and a thousand more, which are nothing more than incidents of the frst year at Coe. But our frst impressions draw away and we scan them with curiosity, to see what might he the sources and the impelling powers of these new and strange events. A At least, even before we have left our College to answer the greater riddles of lyfe, the mosaic of our recent years takes form, revealing to us a new, yet sweetly familiar panorama of the life we have learned to know as Coe. Each college has its personality. Some are mighty and some are weak, some are rich and some are poor. , Our Coe is not the greatest, nor the smallest-yet, lilge our Mothers, we shall never find another whom' we would rather serve.