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

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Sitliltt it 15-It's great to got back. All Seniors back but Madge, Bess, and Frieda. Brut, Oh, how the juniors swamped us, three to one. -Still bewildered and full oi excruciating joy. Miss Cooper and Miss Kilmer of the Old Guard on hand to greet us. - -, 16-Things are clearing up a bit-getting the juniors un-en- tangled. Registration Day-Seniors outnumbered, and trying hard to keep proper dignity. Miss Hall back, we're glad! 17-First day of school, lull classes. Juniors running around with wild looks on faces---w-here is College 15? Oh dear, I'll never get used to this. Seniors calmly resume the cudgel. New mem- bers on faculty, herels hoping we'll not be too troublesome. 18-Seniors comfort home-sick juniors at Baker. Overcrowd-' ing the world. Girls hanging out of windows of Washiiigtoii Annex, Baker. Fat, lean, tall, short from every part of this our native land. 19-Baker Hall is showing signs of life-pajamas and icecream. A good time was had by all. Seniors went to the Post to do homage to Nazimova. i 20-Formal party at Dr. Kelloggs to acclimate the Juniors, Seniors and dietitians invited. Good cake, chocolate ice cream and healthy chocolates. All we could eat and dancing-y-e-e-s 12 o'cloclc. Roast wild duck delivered to one of faculty-fsecrett It was not Miss Coopeizj 21-Scandal-two handsome Lieuts. at Kelloggs, bequeathed by kind friends. Girls run off with crippled flivver and taste joys of a wild and wicked cityg no more Lieuts. 22-Mrs. Roberts becomes matron of Kellogg, great rejoicing, 'cause we all love dear Mother Roberts. Henry Blue because they lost her. Miss Simson, house director of Baker and Junior adviser. 23-S. O. S. from Juniors. Tears drowning the Little Sisters in their distressful agony, but Big Sisters did comfort act. No casualties reported. 24-Miss Patterson suggests that the Seniors might look in their Economics book occasionally, just for leading points anyway. 25-Bom- Say, Hilda, can I have three one cent stamps for these two pennies? I haven't time to run to the pharmacy. Come early and avoid the rush. Seniors plan party for juniors-dancing wins. . 26-Helen Eich gets all the Male? both ways. 27-Baker Laundry full of washerwomen, regular epidemic. li mother could only see me now l 48

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l 1 -lr 28-Church was popular. Some lucky studcs from Henry and Kellogg motored. to Kalamazoo-Fine ride! 29-fllhe rain siege begins. Doc Lewis informs Seniors a writ- tetrqniz coming soon. juniors begin to chafe under strict dis- cipline-weak protest against 7:30 ruling. Ellen H.- and this is the 'odoriierous' gro.np -granted, Ellen. 30-First Demonstration Seniors-Born, Carol and ,Lillian went to their doom bravely. Chorus: Now we can sit back and take it easy, ch, girls? Raining, raining, raining! Leaky shoes and sur- prising lack of umbrellas. QQWEER N 1-Still raining. Carol If, 1 got up early this .morning to see it the alarm would go off on time. A strange package arrives at Kellogg-rumor has it that it is not substitute meat-Yummy! 2-Assembly-in College Building always hereafter. Miss Cooper tells of women's work in the Army-special high trihute to nurses and dietitians. 3- Backward party at Y. XV. C. A. Miss Vtfilliams and hus- band given a reception at East Hall-special menu honoring the bridal party. 4-Xciting party at Gull Lake-trucks, launches, thunderstorm and rainbow. Dr. Kellogg proves a pleasant host. 5-Junior class organized-VVilliamsport to the fore. Here's to you, Vi. Hula-Hula at Kellogg-Henry was attracted hy the hilar- ious noises and came to do homage to the ukelele performance. 6-Senior class meeting-Carol shows she's the right man in the right place. Were expecting big things lrom the Seniors after Miss Hall asserts we under-estimate GJ ourselves. So watch us grow! 7-Chapel this morning-all attended since each good little student has her own little seat. Miss Cooper tells juniors the San. does not want to take their appendixes out etc. A great peace hath descended ! 8-Chasing Mr. Beuchel-He's in laundry waiting for us-we're in Z3 waiting for him-and ue'er the twain shall meet. 9-Assembly-the chorus waxes strong a11d healthy ,under Mr. Drevei-'s tutelage. Dr. Norman tells ns how to keep well-Drink water-it won't spoil your shape. Two hours to wash one towel -Oh, for the Garden of Eden where grape leaves serve as towels! 10-MMrs. Emmons hospitality opened her cabin to us. Picnic lunch and a good time-wallc horne in the moonlight. Lillian led the wav. 1