Battle Creek Sanitarium School of Home Economics - Nucleus Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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BARTLETT, PAYE . . North Hampton, Mass. Such joy auzbltiou liudsf' RUSLAND, IWURIEL . . . Omaha, Neb, Could I love less, I would be happier. DAVIS, MARY . . . W'abash, Ind. The little cafes that fretfed me I lost theuz yesterday. MERRIAM, RUTH . . Battle Creek, Mich. If aught of prophecy be mine, Thou wilt uot live iu 'valuf' In.. 51,1191 24 Q : 4 SCQ Hi gfi :PJ ,sf fa 'L 2553 .,,, E I f -i r Y is Vi , s f-Q 5' 1 ,,, Q v ',u l. wkuxllil!

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In Appreciation VVe Seniors feel that we cannot leave without expressing in part,'at least, our appreciation of those who have contributed so much to the pleasure and value of our school life. W Some people enter your life and then go their way again, and yet leave as lasting an impression as those associating with you the greater part of your lifetime. It is so with Flora G. Sell-now located in Scranton, Pennsylvania. She welcomed us to our school career, she was patient with our amateur at- tempts and bore with our errors just as patiently, and she labored conscien- tiously to show us the right way. She has gone on to bigger and better work, but we are grateful for having had her. Her teachings are still with us and we wish her unbounded success in everything she attempts. Wliatever of honor may come to 1917, it is due in no small measure to Miss Sell, and may she always be aware of forty fast and firm friends wherever she or we may be. If Margaret Hall had limited her teachings merely to observation classes, her position as a Faculty member would have been in no way impaired. Tran- scending far, all the lessons we learned from her lectures and demonstrations -valuable as they are-were the daily applied lessons in patience, cheerfulness and unsatiable ambition. It is a mental tonic just to be with her. We have never ceased to marvel at her wonderful character. And all through our career we will never feel discouraged and lose our enthusiasm without thinking of her and then going to work harder than ever. Unconsciously, and without seeming to do so, she has directed us toward the really worth-while things of life, and ever will she be our inspiration to keep in the right direction. It is little to say-- but we want to say it. VVe Seniors thank Miss Hall for herself, and the School for Miss Hall. Tis sweet, as year by year we lose Friends out of sight, in faith to muse How grow in Paradise our store. 25