Hanover College - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IN)

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In a school the size of Hanover, each s tudent has the opportunity to become acquainted with every other student. Similarly, the faculty members are able to know each student personally—his faults and good points. In the intimate contact of everyday classes, which would be impossible in much larger classes, the instructors are better able to correct the faults, and to build up the good points; there is a greater in¬ terest developed in both parties, which is a benefit to all concerned.

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The President’s Home — Always Open to Students DR. ALBERT G, PARKER, n Dr. Parker is a man of wide experi¬ ence, having served as a missionary in the Far East. He received the degree of A. B. from Park College, B. D. from the Chicago Theological Seminary, Ph. D. from University of Chicago, and LL. D. from Wabash College, and is very well known in educational circles. During the seven years that he has served as President of Hanover College, Dr, Parker has made numerous advances, both in enrollment and general improve¬ ment. In a college of Hanover’s size, the president, as well as the faculty, is able to know each student personally and in¬ timately. Because of this, the student receives more attention and interest than would otherwise be possible. Student problems are ably handled by Dr. Parker, who is a willing and kind advisor to every student.