Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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K I At the head of the administratiye president Dr. Harry Morehouse 'A G J His paradoxical combination of lofty ity has been the pillar of flame by guided for two decades . . . ever up- retrogression. Hampered by hundreds , I3 nj body of Coe College is its it :B 25 ,- '1 .- :ig idealism and lntense practical- whicn the college has been 54' ward, with never a step of of adversities, President Gage has led Coe College into its present, proud status as top-rank among s the colleges of the country. Since 1920, when he first took office here, Coe has obtained sev- f eral new buildings. The Men's Gymnasium, completed in l93U, is completely equipped for varsity and intra-mural athletics and for a complete program of physical education. The Stewart Memorial Library was completed in l93l. It is a beautiful building, admirably was completed in 1938. It is the men's dormitory built to match Voorhees Quadrangle For all these achievements, he is not remote not as a proxy president. He seeks constantly to be a part of his student body. Through his spiritual I : I f Bm: ra' the world. 47 planned for study and reading. Greene Hall, the newest building, R is 3 and intellectual guid- ance, he has endeared himself not only to those at Coe but to educa- tional circles throughout f : . ,. . ,r. .tif -.. ..,--..ig . ... . I Q 1 . .- 1 A Q I' .- L . tht :-Q.-1 :aff me H .fl-5.23 .YJ P':'4: . 1395 .4 . -.' . :,.: 5532549 'ascii 'i.1::.:.iS. EC-Mb 'v --:'::a. 1.1.5024 .rw- '::, in..-..... I-,-.j15::.5 -5355? . ,.,.. ' ...,. T 1 -'- :::.15:.- r. iwmi is 5 P 91555511 22552 v.1.:n- igbfggh -V - .-4 1- . .,.... V. 't t 752131: 'nw - .ima-. .1215 , 27' xv - vl N lA.? fi' . 4 A I . ji?-f:fi?S-uf? ...-1.254223 :Yf55fjY5fi2Jf5 .fg5:2:P' 25319 f , 'iff' Z' U . I - f 1 ie ,511 5 GQ n i:.1:.' ff V ' ' f .- X '