Hanover College - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IN)

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■RfVONAh MAX HEALEY DON MEDCALF Editor Business Manager FOREWORD • • The yearbook publication of Hanover College is almost perennially the fruits of the labors of a small group of individuals into whose hands is placed the responsibility of its preparation and ultimate publication. The task from the outset is a difficult one and the road is beset with no small amount of trials and tribulations. From the day that the book first exists as a mass of rather incoherent ideas in the minds of its compilers to the day that it is bound between these covers there is no end to the financial and technical detail which must be mastered. Yet looking back our attempts to epitomize an entire college year have been both pleasant and instructive. College stu¬ dents are peculiar individuals and in one respect at least might be compared to the seamen, each of whom in the words of Joseph Conrad is “unto him¬ self a seperate world”. Yet College is the factor which binds us together and lends solidarity to us all. College life includes a number of channels through which the common interests, ideals, and aspirations of the individual students are expressed. It has been our effort to reproduce for you these divers phases of college life as it is at Hanover; if we have been successful and the tangible expression of our combined efforts is pleasing to you then vye have been repaid many times for our labor. With these few thoughts in mind we present to the students, faculty, alumni and friends of Hanover College the “Revonah” 1935. 1935