1955-1956 Yearbook

Rushing ha,:;k frcm church servicvs, to avoid a long wait for Sunda:-, dinner. Hardincr xperienced the larg ~t enrollment of her hi·tor this fall , ·hen he op ned her portals to .. , tud nt , si t -one gruduate stu ents included. Tht ..;tu<l nt repre nt thirt ·-fi e different tate , la ka. Canada, China. ran e G rman · Gre ce Japan. Korea and South Africa. Th fre h:nan la claimed the larg st enrollment·-as th V ha . for ·everal )Cars - with 310 ''green one " flooding lh campu g ound ··. It was aLo noted that a greater p rcenta.o-e of udent retur·ned f rorn each of the clas e than in previous y ar. The careful sere niY\ st dent:, re ive showed that more · re ntering colle e wi h a r al purpose in mind. Hardi1 g now po sesses the "highest quality of tudent.s," and with her orth Central ace editation she ha a ured her students that the·r credits ill be accept .d throughout th· world. Att m?ting to uncle stand the bewildering JY.OCess of registration Freshmen press on. 67

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