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

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Home Economics Club We, the ambitious students of the Battle Creek Sanitarium School of Home Economics, combined with the active Dietitians to form an organization which would afford an opportunity to become better acquainted, broaden our field of vision and make us more useful in the world of Home Economics. We decided on a club which might become a part of the National Home Economics Club. Through Miss Stoner, the' club was organized and christened the plain simple name of, Home Economics Club. ' The Club is still young and its most noteworthy public demonsration was the banqueton St. Valentine's day, with Miss Rachel Throckmorton graciously presiding as President and Toastmistress. Some of the brave ones were forced to responduwith clever toasts, enjoyed by all. That banquet will long be re- membered as a social triumph., Little more has been definitely heard from the H. Club but it is growing quietly and slowly gathering strength for real work. f OFFICERS 4 President a ...... .................. R achel Throckmorton Vice-President ...... ........ . ......... E stelle Patty Secretary ........ I ........................... Joyce Syler Treasurer .x ...... ' .C .C ................... , ...... Louise Hunt

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Now Miss Yeakle and Miss Martin. Just as all Gym teachers will, Make us left, right and about face Not a moment standing still. Dr. Barnes in chapel weekly By his talks that reach the heart, In the service of the master Inspired us to do .our part. Dr. Nelson introduced us To a World so strange and new, Gf squirming, wriggling little bug-folks And the harm that they can do. Our Miss Cooper's gentle sweetness, And her friendship true and kind, We'll remember, long years after We have left the San behind. 56

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The Trebleelef' Talented people, a passionate love for music, a suggestion and a leader- this was the beginning and growing center of the Trebleclef. An invitation was given to all members of the School in chapel, and several ambitious Seniors made special effort to give personal invitations. Consequently the Trebleclef was organized with a membership of about thirty, in January of the present, year, and is still growing. The executive body was elected and the neXt problem was to make our aim a reality. Our aim was a two-fold purpose of not only sustaining life, but also to promote growth in this new born organization. Growth to us did not merely imply an increased membership, but a development of talents, social life, physique, mind and soul. . Music was chosen and purchased while re ular atherinffs were held f g 8 s ' However, early in its life, practices were postponed for a definite period, as our able directress, Mrs. Olive Cooper, to whom we feel much indebted, was un- expectedly called home. ' VVhen practices were resumed upon her return, much enthusiasm was shown and the Trebleclef was soon rehearsing for the june graduating exercises. In this delightful beginning, we hope there is a never dying nucleus which shall multiply and develop forever. VVe furthermore foresee a world-wide career for the TREBLECLEF. . 58