Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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7 x The general direction of academic and internal affairs of the college is administered by the President, the Deans, and the Faculty of the College. There is the usual division of functions among 'Various committees which in many cases cooperate With corre- sponding student comrnittees. V

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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 '

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Charged with educating students of Coe College in the art of living are Miss Mary Bell, Dean of Women, Mr. Myron L. Koenig, Dean of Men, and Mr. A. D. Walters, As- sistant Dean of Men. - These offices are responsible for the housing of students, correct social conduct at College affairs, and the supervision of fraternity and sorority rushing and pledging. The interpretation of college regulations as they affect students is another one of their duties. Both Dean Bell and Dean Koenig concentrate their efforts on freshmen in the hope of aiding them in scholarly and social pursuits. Dean Walters is in constant Contact with the rnen of Greene Hall. It is his duty to see that the rules and regulations of the n'1en's dormitory are carried out and he also acts as adviser to the Inter-Fraternity Council. Wise is the student who, having encountered a difficult problem, seeks the advice of the Deans for aid in its solution. 51