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Summer 2009
Cover Story - Softball plays for national title
With the best finish in Coe athletic history, the Kohawk softball squad was the national runner-up at the NCAA Division III College World Series.
On the cover: Coe softball players MacKenzie Lang '10, CC Williams '11 and Katie Kramer '10 celebrate their national runner-up finish with Charlie Kohawk at a campus rally.
Features:
- Commencement 2009 - With beautiful spring weather setting the perfect stage, the class of 2009 graduated on the Stewart Memorial Library Mall on Sunday, May 10.
- Afghan school founder vows to rebuild - In March 2001, Mohammad Khan Kharoti '75 realized his dream to educate girls and boys in his native Afghanistan village, Shin Kalay. Eight years later, the school is a heap of rubble.
- Defining Moment Campaign - Campaign chairman Gene Henderson '68 adds Board of Trustees chair to his duties for Coe.
Editor: Lonnie Zingula
Graphic Designer: Christina Kroemer
Photographers: Amanda Drish '12, George Henry '49, Ed Kempf, RC Workman
Class Notes Assistant: Michelle Klobassa '11
Sports Information Director: Ryan Workman
Director of Marketing and Public Relations: Rod Pritchard
Vice President for Advancement: Dick Meisterling
Director of Alumni Programs: Jean Johnson
Alumni Association President: Susan Koenig Gehring '89
Coe College President: James Phifer
Address changes and inquiries regarding alumni records may be addressed to Peggy Hill, Office of Advancement, phone (319) 399-8542, or e-mail: alumni@coe.edu.
Contact the Courier editor at courier@coe.edu or (319) 399-8613.
The Coe Courier is published for alumni of the college, parents of current and former students, and recent contributors to the Coe Fund. The magazine is published in the spring, summer and winter by Coe College, 1220 First Avenue NE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52402.
Jon White (Mathematics)
"I love that Coe is such a strong school, but without any hint of elitism. The students work hard and get everything possible out of their education here, but without any arrogance about it."
