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

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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.

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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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16-Still at it- Carbohydrates :md Fats paper are rapidly coming to Z1 closeg also Economics. 17-Candy sale. Successful. N. S, P. E. exhibition afterwards. Good! .. ll' '5- ! f Q12 ,Aid ink lf' .gc e 18-Many leaving-252.00 ine. XVOl1'l Miss Cooper be rich? Carol Ellsworth played Santa Claus in Assembly. 19-Pershing came to town, Many girls saw him at the Post. 20-Pete, Marj., Kat and Bom lenve for Knightstown. Antici- pation! O, you turkey! 23-Christmas cards were received from the Kelloggs. 24-Girls helped Santa distribute presents among' guests and helpers. I LL 28-Juliette leaves for home on account of father's death. 29-New Year's Eve. Sunshine, and birds sing. Pay day. 54 1 I nu l