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

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o ug 18-Qhiqgl lil'llS!ll1Ul'll1llg. Rev. Phelps gave 11 line sermon on 22-Dr. :md Mrs. Martin eiiterhiin some more juniors :md Ll s-1 - .I N - Ones 01 UI 115, Seniors. 19- lll1l1 i', 1 -- Q - ,ff 'f ,, . , . . Cl' gi V we L gms in llllthe eotiigrs. Ili. Lexus Is ggxiiifrfall lllh 23-lim ill'1ZZlj' lor :1 hike, so we :ill stayed lirimie :uid studied. .1 ses L mm exams un l 1ll1hKl-5. 20-Miss Cooper reads us some . A 212 .,, .:. ' I '. . 'Z i Cxccrms 'mm Herbert bpm- 4 Xuileslm Sui lil dims .il the Xlfuii. mil ,lo is made limous ccr's Ecluezliion in ussenibly. Mr. Ureever is teziehiiig' us some lwcmlsc She mHfkCfl11C1'mf1'H' HCW SOIIQS. 25--Miss French district nurse, speaks to both schools todzu' 21-Girls have pictures taken for the Nl'L'l.liI'S. ll, seemed so illlom U10 fight 7125351151 1'1'l 01'CUl05l5 ill Bimlkf Cfcck- i queer to he wearing caps for the first lime. If 52 L, l A 1 I ' i 26-Lust Day. Half the girls :ire preparing to leave lowng what 11 bustle! No school iii the afternoon so the lZ:50 east is very populzir. 27-Tlizxiiksgiving. Services at the Post in the nmrning 'were . well attended by the girls I'CI'l'l2liliillgf here. Mock turkey and the ' rest of the mocks ut East Hall. U 28-Such terrilmle weather. A dry drizzle, :is-Mrs. Ruherts would say, has nothing on this embryo tornado. 29-Storm is still raging witliout while the vnczitioiiws are mnrooned within. 30-Lust day ol' rziealimi. The laesi uf things must end. , 52

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MM M 1-juniors show their originality in the wonderful party they gave us. Costumes were very interesting. Q 2-Seniors took a trip to Baker Hall to get snapped in Hal- loween costume-big crowd collected round hospital, 3-l-lard to get down to work again. 4-First snow! Basketball practice begins. , 5-Miss Riddell announced no physiology class this afternoon lor Juniors in gym and precipitates a riot-almost, ' Q 6-Dr. Kellogg enlists our aid in helping the Red Cross to hght the Wliite Plague. . 7-Juniors and Seniors with Miss Riddell as honor guest, have dinner and dance at Chop Suey--Moxfies and Owl afterwards. 8-Beginning ol the food sale brigade-Some Vlfork. ' 9-lieautiful spring-like day. juniors are aiding in the prepara- tion ot tood tor the sale. 10-Berrl But its cold! Here's hoping the snow comes thick and last. U 11-,l.uniors join the N. S. P. E.'s in a hike celebrating armis- tice day--no school! Seniors hold successful food sale in Palm Garden. . 12-The day after-we have so much money ,lo had to lock it in her trunk, Seniors make North Lodge look respectably clean ,EWQ :J va .2 : r.: -. .- C .. -. c : 5? F Z1 C ve O c Ei vu :J 4 C 'E G A 1. : '4 .. .. Q.. some more woolen mittens. 13-Those who saw the juniors perform at assembly, dispelled the last doubts as to their jazz ability. Everyone including the Seniors thoroughly enjoyed themselves. 14-Patricia Collinge in Tillie was adoralvly charming, thus the verdict of the girls who went to see her and it. 15-Fraternization between girls at Baker and Kellogg led to bombardment of the Post to see Tom Moore in The Gay Lord Quexf' juniors get their first taste of Camp Custer dances. Cured!! Other Juniors entertained at Dr. Martin's home. 16-Hiking Club enjoyed the autumn breezes in the care of Misses French, Thoren, and Riddell. Good hot supper awaited .us at Kellogg. XNe're going to do it often. 17-Bertha M. inquisitively pokes her nose in a bottle ol con- centrated H2504 with disastrous results.

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DGGEPIBGR, 1-Olnr girls are beginning to straggle in all hours of the day and night. Z--Cold clrizzly snow. Everyone retires early. 3-Holiday. Both D. S. :md N. S. P. II. girls are organized into selling units to aid the Red Cross drive against tuberculosis. Miss Lane reports a very successful Campaign as far as our efforts are concerned. 4-Mrs. Talbot. a prominent newspaper woman reads ns her interesting paper on The Art of 'Home Making. 5-The Baker Hall-ites who are over at the Annex ohjeet to the Quiet Rules, and wish the old coal strike was over. 6-Dance at N. S, P. B. hall for both schools. Had :L lovely time, refreshanents served at Grab the Gruh. Suookie entertained by D. S. girls at dinner and theatre. 7-Snow is coming thick and fast. All the hoh sleds big and small are heing hauled ont. 8-The San is taking guests, patients, and students QD sleigh- ing in parties during the whole day. 9-Nut Growers Association hold a banquet at .-Xunex. Many prominent national figures present as well as the faculty ol the twoichools. 10-Annex moved over to Main Building owing to repairs. A regular summer rush in the main dining room and kitchen. 11-Mr. ,lohn Burroughs speaks to us at Assembly-on what? Birds of Course, and potatoes. 12-Sewing hee at Kellogg. Many Christmas presents were completed. 4 13-General Christmas rush. Ten cent store most popular. 14-Bess Segraves writes an interesting letter about her work as instructor in Coltewah. Tenn. ' 15-All Seniors beginning to .make candies for sale on VVed- nesclay.