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

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Lest -We Forget May 3rd, the class of 1917 organized permanently as a class. Miss Pearl Heilman was elected President, and Miss H. Irene Moflit, Secretary. A reunion was planned for Commencement week of 1920, and for each live years following. t All members of the class are requested to write the Secretary the first of May each year, that she may keep in touch with them. Her address will al- ways be 28 Convis St., Battle Creek, Michigan. c The Class of 1917 trust that the following classes will make this a custom, hoping thereby to increase the love and loyalty of our students for their Alma Mater. 74 .-as-x.c,'.,.-x1'e -nf. KHJWK, me 'L 2.1,-,

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m' 4jL,,,y J INEW ORLEANS LA Deaf Cake Baker You see I havent forgotten your ab1l1ty I have needed all the cookery knowledge I secured at our Alma Mater The hero passed on to me 1n my sen1or year and I have accompl1shed much 1n settlement work and grovx hrp p1er as the years pass I trust that you have found as much Joy rn admrnrsterrng to humanrty as W Bassn M MANILLA LUZON Dem Classmate I am st1ll W1lIl'1 the government and at present am head d1et1t1an rn the Governmental I-Iosprtal 1n th1s c1ty In October, I am sa1l1ng for Alaska where I eXpect to have charge of the U S hospltal at Juneau PAY BARTIFTT From the numerous letters or the varrous g1rls you w1ll see that School of I-Iome Economrcs Battle Creek, Mlch has ample cause to be proud of 17 Personally I have been 1n charge of the Y W C A lunch room 1n Ch1cago for some years and have met many of the g1rls as they passed through the c1ty More and more I cons1der lt one of the greatest honors of my lrfe that I was permrtted to serve the class of 17 as pres1dent When we leave tomorrow we w1ll s1ng songs of twenty years ago w1th the same enthus1asm but w1th the rncreased love and loyalty whrch tune alone can develop and know that you on the other s1de of the world w1ll re echo the Splflt of 17 FLORENCE DIZARD P1 esfzdent .WA if UA ' mf I PM -I , - ffl -at 1,2 T f ' 4 1 - E rj 1 ' ' 1 - - ,fl 0 . 7 2 .. L2 u 'Qlj , .M . . . . . , ,,f' V . . gl A X I :ij - ' ' 's lla .Ml , 1 , 1 .- zilf . . . . 1123 , y . ., 41 - 1 1 Til gm ,, . P11 gli , . . . F? A tg? . . , ti? ' A . ' ill ' - .i E . I , ' ' ' ' all I ' t - - xi' . ' . . . lf! ' . ' lla - 1 ' 12. - iii . . . iii . - till , ' Qi . . , I - . J sl! f ' 5:51 ' I r . all A :An 1 I Pill ffl A I J, - l l lg' fl ig? - ' F itll li r 'sl at E ill 3 E 1 - lla I lui E a A ip li ry fl 5 I Q lf up c J . I I g 1 I, , Q 2, l , X 5 Q - I

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Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class CALHOUN COUNTY, U. S. A. STATE OF MICHIGAN, We, the 1917 Senior class of the Sanitarium School of Home Economics, being of sound mind and body, and realizing that our departure into the wide, wide world, is more or less certain, do hereby make our last will and testament as to the property owned and held by the aforesaid class, hereby re- voking any and all former wills by us at any time heretofore made as to said property owned by the twice aforesaid class. ITEM 1-To the class of 1918 we do hereby will and bequeath: Clj The re- sponsibility of upholding the Senior reputation for dignity. CZD The realization of those long looked for Senior privileges. We hope, however, that you will be able to distinguish between Senior privileges and those of lower classmen. Since we, the aforesaid, have strained our eyes at this task, we also leave you a collection of microscopes kept in the Chemical Laboratory in order that you may not have as much trouble as we have had. ITEM 2-To the class of 1918 we further will and bequeath: the privilege of holding-on an average of one every six weeks-food sales in the Sanitarium Palm Garden The privilege of being exempt from Gym the last term of your Senior year Also any wasted hours which may have carelessly slipped through our fingers These are for your eXclus1xe use and are not to be tampered with bi faculty conferences Also Dr Lewis and all that his name implies ITEM 3 To individual members of the unior Class 1I1Cl1V1dL1Hl members of the Senior Class do hereby will and bequeath To Miriam Mcliachern Florence Dizard leaves her suiplus Jokes and her capability of managing her class To Mary I-Iarmon Bess Dillingham leaves her chief editorship of the NUCLEUS To Kathleen Gates Etta Denman leaves her book on I-Iow to Get Fat To Nan Tracy Louise I-Iesse leaves the prnilege of occupying the back seat in lecture classes to be used for letter writing To Marguerite Almroth vie leave the privilege of receiving those dailies from I-Ienry f To certain members of the class who have read ox er the entire lesson he privilege of being here in Physiology class ITEM 5 We hereby will and bequeath To the Main Building Diet Kitchen echoes of Mildred Dunscombes laughter in order that you may new er be sad . . , od 1 , I ' I U' 1 - 1 Q ' 4 T . . J- , 5 . : . . , . 7 1 4 . v U I7 . , I . . I. 1 . I O.. ' - I . 2 . H 7 - 71 N ' ' - ff H ' ' O- . 1 ' I - 1 O. . ' f 1 . , 75 L I 1