1956-1957 Yearbook

Many students find emplOyment in Harding's recently remodeled cafeteria. Hard work has been a major factor in building the United States from a few scattered colonies to the most influential nation of the world in less than two tenturies. The pioneer farmer toiled long hours -with CJu~e tools while the average laborer today works forty hours a week under ideal conditions with precision tools and equipment. However, it still takes the catalyst of human effort to change raw materials, technical know-how and inventive genius into useful products. The productive capacity of the free American labor force is by far the greatest the world has ever known . Even though there is a tenden cy in some quarters to regard work as menial and degrading, Harding teaches her students to appreciate the dignity and honor of honest work. A Way Of Work • Student workers wax and polish Harding's Student Centerweekly. • •

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