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

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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

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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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, , ' 11-Big Nite! juniors entertained at Country Club with danc- ing and refreshments by Seniors. We seen our duty and dont' it noble. 12-Church as usual. Carol has liouse-party-rest of us spend the day hilariously CPD at home. 13-Kat gets a big sack ot' chestnuts. Stampede in roo.m 6 Kellogg. 14-Dr. Kellogg preaches at chapel. We are always glad to have him with us. He also announces a new dorm, for our school in the yet far-distant future. 15-Miss Patterson writes under a test paper An interesting and ingenious description ol' what might have been That's just it! -W-hat might have been! 16-More and improved singing at Assembly. Our dean, Miss Cooper, Supervising dietitian ol the U. S. Army during the war, tells us of the dihiculties ol finding the proper place for the army dietitian. Miss French gives us Lab. test and then goes to a picnic -good sport! 17-Some woe-begoue home makers are staying in tonight: late at chapel the week before. Discipline is discipline! 18-Heard from Madge. Feeling fine and planning to do a come-'back. We're all so happy over it. Some went to Ann Arbor for the hig game-Michigan won! 19--Big Fire at Bakerl Manda's tooth brush scared the 3rd floor by going up in smoke on the radiator. Mildred McArthur was half way out with her clothes and books-but was brought back in time. 20-A new auaesthetic dancer discovered in the march-that's what suppression does, Gladys taken to M. P. ward. 21-The long-waited piano has arrived at Kellogg. 22-Epidemic oi snifties and sneezcs-NVill keep the old Flu away from our doors if possible. 23-Miss Cooper tells us no pay for field work-no trip to Chi- cago now! Dr. Norman gives another entertaining health talk at assembly. 24--Epidemic of tests afternoon and movies at night. 25-Industrious Seniors hold a sewing bee in Mother Rohert's room. 26--Kellogg has a spread-Miss Riddell honor guest. 27-All hunting 'round for masquerade costumes for the Junior Halloween party. 28-Usual lack of Seniors at the Tuesday nite gym class. X'Vin- ter weather. 29-Student Council committees meet to make some by-laws. Our old classmate Freda leaves us a delicious cake. 30-Mary Joe Lazarus, one of the San's social secretaries gives us some interesting readings at assembly. 31-I-Ialloween-witches, clowns, pierrots etc. gayly parade the downtown streets.