Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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BGARLDCW'TRUSTEES H. M. GAGE, D. D. JOSEPH BREN, D. D. JOHN S. ELY MRS. GEORGE B. DOUGLAS J. M. DINWIDDIE WALTER L. CHERRY GEORGE T. HEDGES GEORGE LAIRD JAMES E. HAMILTON SUTHERLAND C. DOWS F. G. MURRAY, M. D. C. J. DEACON, ESQ. ISAAC B. SMITH THE REV. R. BRUCE WEST GLENN M. AVERILL 1931 THE REV. H. DEAL ROBERT S. SINCLAIR C. G. GREENE ARTHUR POE E. A. BENSON GEORGE E. BOOTH 1932 1933 ROBERT R. LITTLE, D. D. JOHN A. MARQUIS, D. D. LT. COL. C. B. ROBBINS JACOB J. SHAMBAUGH T. R. WARRINER ROBERT W. STEWART JOHN S. BROEKSMIT M. R. DRURY, D. D. C. F. CLARK G. W. EMERSON, D. D. Page 23

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Page 22 THE DEAN OF WOMEN On a college campus varied aspects of life attract attention. Here are gathered many young people who are more free than ever before to make their own choices. The standards by which they evaluate and choose ever fascinate one. On what basis do they decide the price they can pay in time, in money, in energy? What to do now? What to buy? Where to go? Shall it be a book or a show, a game of bridge or a tennis match in the out of doors? Daily, almost hourly, it is necessary to make some choice. Do students weigh values in advance, check up after- ward, and then judge anew? Do they realize that 'tis well always to choose the way that seems best, however rough it may be, knowing that custom will soon render it easy and agreeable? lntrospection and reflection upon one's own evaluations, though surprising, should be helpful. Is it true that the atmosphere of the real liberal arts college suggests difficult and windy heights? Should it clear the vision and brace one for action? Is the American college losing its strenuous pursuit of knowledge, and its disciplining of the moral nature? What will you choose for Coe? You, the students of Coe, ever challenge us to choose the best. May our con- tacts with you help you, likewise, to achieve the heights. . MARY BELL

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Page 24 CLINTON O. BATES Ph. D. Professor Emeritus of Chemistry SALEM G. PATTISON M. A., LL. D. Professor Emeritus of History iViARSHALL BXDWELL A. A. G. G. Professor of Organ and College Organisr LEROY MELVILLE COEEIN M. A. Professor of Mathematics and Assiscanr Professor of Physics -if , ....A,,.Rq.4.wo ,wb 1.11 --E. . ..,. X. . .. , R NJ: K QQ-tv . A-f i 0 , 5 1I,: 6,51 f f 'WK sk X ,OX S XA NN Sf WN X X x 9 I W -A N .R Ig wfs -' A - A .- --... , e::A..1f:..:f:-' ' Qs S R A- X K 21523525 if . , ' 1 L WILLIAM MCCLUNG EVANS M. A., D. D. Professor Emeritus of Bible WILLIAM BENSON B. A. Professor of Greek GEORGE W. BRYANT M. A., D. D. Professor of Latin 'N ' ,wggfg .. MAX DAEHLER Professor Of Plano .- ..., - is .. - ,.,. . :21,,o1fw'k..afz24 '- fs - I