Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Hi S. N. HARRIS BOARD OF TRUSTEES F. G. Murray, M. D. . C. J. Deacon, Esq. Isaac: B. Smirh . . The Rev. R. Bruce Wesf Glenn M. Averill . . Roberf W. Sfewarf John S. Broelcsmif . M. R. Drury, D.D. . C. F. Clark . . . G. W, Emerson, D. D. . l-l. M. Gage, D.D. Joseph Bren, D.D. . John S. Ely .... Mrs. George B. Douglas J. M. Dinwiddie . . George E. Boorh . The Rev. H. Deal . Roberr S. Sinclair C. G. Greene . Arrhur Poe . . Waller L. Cherry . George T. l-ledges . George Laird . . James E. Hamilfon , Sufherland C. Dows . Roberl R. Liflle, D. D. . L+.-Col. C. B. Robbins . Jacob J. Shambaugh . T. R. Warriner . . ' Deceased 1933 I934 I935 23 . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Ponce, Porlo Rico . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar . Cedar Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids . Chicago, Ill. . Amboy, Mich. Indianapolis, Ind. . Cedar Rapids . Cedar Rapids . Chicago, Ill. . Cedar Rapids . Cedar Rapids . Cedar Rapids . Cedar Rapids . Cedar Rapids . Cedar Rapids . . Des Moines . Cedar Rapids

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DEAN OF WOMEN CONGRATULATE you upon being college sludenls in an era when bolh conleni and melhod ol lhe educaiional offering are being guesrioned. A+ lasl in higher educaiion Jrhere are many experimenls. Bold venlures are enlisling colleges, leachers and srudenrs in an eflorr +o experimeml and evaluare. Srudenrs are proving rhar Jrhey have courage, independence, and sell-respecl, lhal a more dillicull program appeals fo Jrhem, Thai lhey really are eager lo learn ralher lhan lo be crammed lull of infor- marion. Each subiecr in Jrhe course is being srudied in irs relarion +o orhers. Exami- nalions are becoming comprehensive, ollen given by oulside examiners, so lhal' af' las? Jrhe s+udenr's idea is nor ro ger Jrhe beslr of Jrhe Jreacher, nor Jrhe Teachers idea +0 calch Jrhe s+uden+, bur bo+h are joining co-operarively aclrually +o siudy a field of knowledge. ln lacl, already in a few insriiulions lhe syslem ol amassing credils in order ro derermine when one is educared has been abandoned. lnsread of acquiring crediis, 'rhere is an acquiring ol knowledge. Crilical Times, such as The presenl, lesl noi only our social, economic, and polilical syslems, buf also our educalional syslem. To remain il musl prove ils worih. No longer can conrenr or merhod be Taken lor granred. Changes are ar hand. These give promise of making learning an exciring advenrure. May Jrhe pursuir of learning for each ol: you hold ever more lascinalion and enioymenl. MARY BELL 22

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CLINTON O. BATES PI1. D. Professor Emerifus of Chemisfry WILLIAM McCLUNG EVANS IVI. A., D. D. Professor Emeriius of Bible WILLIAM BENSON B. A. Professor of Greek GEORGE W. BRYANT M. A., D. D. Professor of Lafin LEROY M. COEFIN M.A. Professor of Ma+I1ema+ics anol Assis+an+ Professor of Physics MORAY L. EBY B. S., LL. B. Direc+or of A+I1Ie+ics and EooIbaII Coach LYNN E. GARWOOD M. A. Professor of Social Science