Hanover College - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IN)

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(J HROUGHOUT each season of the year the beauty J of Golarden Lodge, the home of Dr. Ballard, attracts the attention of all lovers of beauty. Surrounded by innumerable varieties of both native and imported shrubbery, the house, with its quiet and restful dignity, never fails to charm all who see it. To the right of Golarden Lodge, three of the recently constructed houses comprising faculty row are situated.

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(J TOR countless centuries a great stream of water has J entrenched itself deeper and deeper into the earth, winding its way for nine hundred and seventy-five miles from Pittsburgh to the Mississippi River into which it flows. The Ohio River is a mirror that reflects the moods of nature, the color of the sky and the wooded hills along the shore or it is a powerful force surging onward and onward in unbounded strength—yet always it is a mag¬ nificent work of nature.

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(j J HE citizens of Hanover have a great deal of civic ■J pride as is evident from the many well kept homes and yards along the pleasant streets of the little town. This view is of She street located only a short distance from the campus. It has received its name because of its popularity as a promenade for dates. Here also live many students who enjoy listening to the old timers tell of the early days of Hanover College.