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

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Prophecy Seated one day at my desk glancing through my daily corres- pondence, I was suddenly interrupted by at timid- Please ma'am, there's a lady out here who says she must see you. Although very busy Cas all dietitians are proverbially known to heb I re- luctantly looked up from. my latest bill for B. acidophilns to gaze upon a stylishly dressed young matron. The features seemed vaguely familiar and yet- I went forward eagerly as intuition told me that perhaps in this person 1 might gain some information of the outside world. VVhy, don't you know me? queried my visitor. Don't you remember how we compared tit1'ation figures in chemistry and were called down soundly for it by Miss French? The mists began to clear and in spite of great dignity and weight 1 bounced across that room and gathered my friend in a fond embrace. It was none other than Helen Halbert now' the wife of the famous Dr. Henry I-licks, dentist. W'ell, well, dear old pal, what brings you to this town? How are the girls and the dear old school and - l-lold on. this from Helen, that's the very purpose of my visit. You know of course, that Carrol Ellsworth is dean of our Alma Mater, Csince Miss Cooper has left for Xhfasliingtoiil, and she has asked me to round up the girls and invite them to the big alumni festivities to be held this spring. Its to be the first ever held in our school and expenses will not be spared to make it worth while. VVe want to get every member of the class of 1920 back to B. C. for a few days at least. INill you help me? So we painstakingly compared notes and found to our great surprise that many and varied had been the experiences of our former classmates. In fact. such radical changes had occurred as to lift ns out of the past into the present again. X VVe found that Bom Cowdrick was working in co-operation with Edison in trying to perfect a clock, the principle of which, is to make the other person see the time as the first one wishes. From all reports there seems to be a great demand for this time- piece as it will mean .many hours more time to sleep in the morning. Doris, you know is gaining much attention in nutrition clinics with the twins she adopted while in B. C. and to whom she applied the priniples founded in Miss Francis' rattery. The twins of course are grown by now and show evidences of becoming great intellectual leaders. We found also that Anne VV. was safely married and when her family wasn't taking too much of her time she was lecturing' on The Dangers of a Camp City. And Hester? She ate so many raw potatoes to change her Hora that she developed a new species far more powerful than any yet discovered, Dr. Kellogg is very proud of Hes' efforts in fur- thering science of Hora and has her with l1i.m as living proof of the motto- Eat and Be Healthy. We had known that Blanche Collier was taking advanced ex- perimental work at Columbia and Yale and now she is considered one of the foremost Home Economic experts of the day and age. Miss 'Cooper often calls her in on consultation. By the way, Helen burst in, did you hear of the latest sen- sation in the musical world? Madame Marienne Morrise has startled all the music critics in the country by her magnificent interpretation of Wfagner, McDowell and Berlin. Pete, you know served for a time as Head Dietitian at the San. but the opportunity for her peculiar talent was limited there and now she's supervising dietitian in the Fiji Islands. Of course she won't be able to be with us but we'll send her an account of the reunion and she'll probably be just as happy. I always knew Pete would rise in the world.