Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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PRESIDENT DR. HARRY MOREHOUSE GAGE M.A., LL.D., D.D. COE STANDS FOR SOMETHING. A college ought to stand for something be- sides learning. Coe has a policy and it has a purpose. lt has a mission, and it in- tends to be true to itself and to its mission. lt stands for the plain and simple things of human life. lt stands for life-and that more abundantly. Without men and Women who are Willing to put forth intelligent efforts to carry out the high ideals and aims of Coe College, the purpose, the policy, and the mission of the college would be insignificant. Dr. l-larry Morehouse Gage's Working day OI'l the Coe campus has never been limited by a time clock. l-le devotes his time and energies unsparingly to the cause of benefiting the students and the area served by Coe. President Gage, in his capacity, has led meetings of educators in many parts of the country, he has made many speeches on various phases and features of our modern education, and his sympathetic and understanding nature have Won him thousands of friends throughout the nation. All his activity has been marked by that sincerity, simplicity, and intellectual in- tegrity which have brought him the real respect and admiration of every Coe student. Page 18 will Q ff' 1 ww' L'-.1 N 1. w Q--. . gu::