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

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BERTHA Movxaus I-IIQLEN I-IALUERT HESTER KENDRICK Bust Ticket Scllcr Best Chemist Best Dcmonstratox' 43

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K X CARROLL ELLSWORTH ELIZABETH IRVINE Im HMLMAN Best MIUWQCI' Most Pl'OfCSSiO11Zl1 Most Technical 42

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of'l920 ol the School of Home Economics, being sane and of sound .mind do hereby set our hand and seal, de- claring this to be our last will and testament. We relinquish, abandon, and lyeq-ueath the following possessions, both tangible and intangible: First, to the Class of 1921- Our little sisters. l. The pleasure of roomiug in the new dormitory for which we all gave suggestions. Z. The privilege of taking bi-annual skip-days. 3. Our happy hours at the Chem. Lab. which is open night and day. 4. Our ability to read the polariscope at first sight. 5. The pleasure of setting the table for forty at No. S School, and our directions for the successful operation olf the oil stove. 6. The recipe for the cake given annually to Mr. Buchell in case all note-hooks receive a grade ol at least 95. 7. Our hard earned experience Second, to the Faculty. 1. To Miss Cooper, our glowing mind pictures of the duties of the administrative dietitian. 2. To Miss Hall, the fins of the oyster, and the old Dutch cocoa. 3. To Dr. Lewis, our institutional supplies to analyze. 4. To Miss French, the pleasure of decorating the cakes tor the Seniors' Food Sales. 5. To Miss Patterson. the good fortune to secure as peaceable tenants for next year as she has had this year. 6. To Miss Simpson, our little mats illustrating the simple weave- Under one, and over one. 7. To Miss Ritchie, all the articles ever written on The TariFf, and The Middlemanf' 8. To Dr. Kellogg. the latest treatise on Flora Culture. 9. To Dr. Roderick, Dame Gossip's latest and choicest. l0. To Mr. Buchcll, our lingery to be washed in XVyandotte washing sody. ll. To Mr. Drever, the song, Sweetheart, I'm Waiting. Third, Henry Cottage members bequeath the following: l. Their piano and music. 2. Their eflicient heating system. 3. Gladys and Mary relinquish their claim on the special delivery lllflll. 4. The occupants of No 6, release their green haugingsg their hanging double doors, and the convenience of telling time hy the tabernacle clock. 5. To the future occupants ol Henry they bequeath their ,mid- night oil. Fourth, Kellogg Cottage members bequeath the following: l. The lower Hoor occupants at Kellogg. bequeath their privi- lege ol signing for specials, 2. Miss Hagman relinquishes her hand bags to those who will truly appreciate.their inestimable value. 3. The Holy rollers transfer their explicit directions for etticient reducing. y 4. Doris bestows her twins, Dora and Nora, and her avocation :ts bone collector. , ' Fifth, To everybody: l. Our good times and school spirit. 2. The privilege ot profiting by our errors. In witness whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal, in the this ninth day oi Dluue, in the year one presence of witnesses, thousand nine hundred and twenty. Q M. P.. M. 44