Hanover College - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IN)

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Velma Lewis Moore n K A Department of Education A. B., Monmontli College, 1923 Her associations as a faculty member are all with normal training classes, but as an enthusiastic co-worker in campus life she is known to all of us. John D. Gable Department of Education Principal of the Hanover High School A. B,, Hanover, 1901 M. A.,. Indiana t niversity Mr. Gable has many friends among the practice teachers, for he’s their sympathetic supervisor. Mrs. Harriet Harding Millis K K F Ph. B., DePauw University M. A., U niversity of Chicago An open hearted cordial welcome awaits any student who braves the ter¬ rors of a call at Proxy’s, and he goes away better off for having come in con¬ tact with Mrs. Millis.

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Glknx C (’rr-HKinsox tl r A Departiiieiits of Astronomy, (icolofjy, and Physics A. H., Hanover Collejje, 1888 A. M., Hanover College, 181)1 1). Sc„ Wooster College, 11)21 A strong teacher and loyal Hanover booster, who interprets the heavens, reads history in the rocks, and nnderstnads the laws of energy — surely, a powerful man is he! J. W. LaGraxge I a © Financial Secretary A. B,, Hanover College, 1885 All of us know him as the man who takes our fees, and many of us know him as a jovial booster for the cause of anything which helps Hanover. He may well l)e commended for the recent improvements in Hanover’s equipment. A. Hakvfa’ Youxg I r a Departments of Biology and Chemistry. A. B., Hanover, 1871 A. M., Hanover, 1874 Ph. I)., Washington and Jefferson College Of all the profs, in all the world, we love our “Banty” best. With tightened throats and full hearts we learn that he is retiring after forty-seven years of faithful service. Inspired by his example, we who know him can only resolve to carry forward our share of his legacy to us.

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Mabkl C )i»i ix(;ton Dean of Women Head of the Enjjlisli Department Student ( ineinnati ( ' (dlege of Music (ii-adnate Northwestern Tniversity School of Speech A. H., Indiana rniversity Student, (’olnmhia University A “story teller” who tries to make ns tell stories too. ally. Miss ( ' oddinfiton has heli)e l the Dramatic Clnh and her enthnsiastic work. And we do, gener- the Seniors through Frank O. Hallako H D II D« partment of English Uihle A. M., Wooster Uollege, 1S74 University of New York, 187d A charming, gentle philosopher and hnmorist, who has been accnsed of considerable experimentation with the speeding mechanism of his Knick lie that as it may, we are indebted to Dr. llallard for showing ns an example of what a good life is. Leo.naki) L. lIunKK 1 A D Registrar 1 lejiartment of Iliology and Uhemistry A, 11., Hanover ( )llege, 11)15 Studied at Michigan University A quiet and nnassnming exterior covering a judgment. We like him, but we wish he wonldii t assign Mendeliau t . ..