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

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24-Rev. Phelps gives us a sermon on Hooks in the Rain. 25-W'e have Chem. Lab. all hy ourselves Got orders to close Guess why? the doors. 26-Mr. Dixon, song leader helps us sing some of the old camp S0ld1'Srly pep. Miss Huntington, of Kentucky, tells us songs with of the hte of the mountain people, and invites us to come. down and see'for ourselves. Mrs. Henrietta Calvin, specialist in. Home Economics at Washington, addresses us informally at the Club Rooms. H 27-We all go to see Mrs. Fiske in Miss Nelly of N'Orleaus. That woman has talent, I tell you Cheard in our private boxj. MA A 1-Our Big Boy Scout and Father Banquet came off without a hitch. Gladys reveals uususpectecl executive ability- Take two Plates and NO Talking, You may eat whats left but not be- tore! l ! 2-Poor tired feet and hands getting a much deserved rest. 3-Juliette admits it was the pork and now she uurestrainedly agrees that a vegetariaifs life is the safest. Three Faces East. VVe surely enjoyed it. 4-Mr. Holden, a very charming College Professor, a good example of a good bad boy grown up, entertains us with hum- orous stories. M. A. C. Seniors come to look the San. over, Vtfe met them at train-Nice bunch. 5-6 A. M. to breakfast with the M. A. 'C. girls, then a tour of the San and Grounds. Some of us see things that we have never Gladys attempts to organize all the ,l.uuiors as waitresses for the Banquet For the Hoy Scouts and Fathers. Some job, Z8-NUCLIZUS Staff have their pictures taken. Alpha Theta Pie delightfully entertain with a Tricky Party. Dr. Case has a hard time measuring inoutlis. waists. etc. Plfan wins the prize as 'l'ackies1. 29-This is an auspicious day. Will have to wait four years for another like it. Seniors and juniors have pictures taken in Palm. garden. Wie were somewhat delayed while Dr. Kellogg, Mr. Cash-Register-Paterson. and the nonogenarian as well as famous Dr. Smith, ot New York, get photographed together. :f RCH Seen before. The girls leave for Lansing at 3 o'clock and we go to classes. 6-Kat, Hes, Doris and Hilda go to Camp. They come home convinced that Darwin was right. Many see Francis X and wile Beverley in The Master Thief. 7-Everybody in Kellogg studies. Mrs. Roberts is non-plussed. At night we see Somebody's Sweetheart . Very good. 8-An N. S. P. E. comes down with the smallpox, so Stewart is put under quarantine. Miss Cooper wants us all to be vaccinated. 9-Chapel in ,San 'cause of tumigation in the College Chapel. Smallpox scare so we all line ,up to be vaccinated--prison style. Betty and Helen advertise 104' worth of peanuts for Sc. 12 Kellogg. Rushing business.

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'9-Seniors dismissed to help out in the help crisis at the San. We review our Home Nursing. , '...-he1. v 10'-Bravely putting into practice all that we know ol Home Nursing, and the sick folks are getting well in spite of us. 11-O, thc.humau nature. erahlhy, sweet, pleasant and every shade and variety. Our Hats Off to the Nurses. i 12-Still at it. 13-Preparing for the Chicken Pie Supper. The living' organ- isms that parade the hath room grounds at Kellogg and Henry are being rapidly exterminated by the Bolsheviki bug powder. Valen- tine's Day The Cluli Rooms are formally opened at North Lodge. Dancing until the wee small honrs. Chicken Pie Supper was well attended. 15-Kellogg served the overflow Chicken Pie Supper to willing classmates and N. S. P. for half price. We go to the March to sec a real live scrap helwecn the two classes of N. S. P. E.'s hut are disappointed. 16-Back to school again and ready to take up the reins where we lelt off. Dr. Chaplin of Yale University tells us of the super- iority ot acidophilus over Bulgaricus. Wie come away convinced and horror stricken. 17-:Xt Chapel, Mrs. Robinson, a wiclely traveled lecturer, gives an interesting picture and history ol Passion Play in foreign countries. First Senior meeting held in new social room, many new and old perplexities cleared up. WVC swear a solemn oath not to divulge the name of person to whom we dedicate the NLTCl.l2US. 18-May Irwin in On the Hiring Line was as good as all out doors. 19-Lively chapel start off with lots of pep. Some Juniors and all CFD Seniors know the last partol, Loyalty, Home Econ. Dr. Chaplin talks humorously of enzymes and nutrition 20-Seniors and Faculty including Mrs. Newton, Misses Kilmer, Hudner, Riddell, Lane, etc., hold a sewing bee at Kellogg. Mary and joe make good fudge. Lydia NV. takes S of her classmates to the Post in honor ot her birthday. 21-Honoring Amelia Brooks, who leaves us for good, Seniors have a jolly afternoon tea at the new Chili rooms. N1Ve take flash lights. 22-W'ashington's Birthday. VX'e try to cat at the Main and are -unceremoniously pushed hack in the elevator. Too crowded, they say. 23-Bertha M. is ushered out of Ur. Kelloggls oliice in the cold, cruel world without her coat ou. I l

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10-juniors have a Bazaar in the Palm Garden. Bright Girls!! Today is Pay-day. We are hopelully waiting for our inoculation to take so we can take a day off. To-nite's pop corn in Room 12. ll--Ambitious Henry gathers her forces together and sells sandwiches for the NUCLIQUS. Seniors puzzle the juniors by appear- ing in Chapel with bands of red ribbon on foreheads. .Lust a little stunt to show 'em. Mr. Dixon and we have a good time in Assem- bly. Doris and Hilda have a song battle in Room 53 quite melo- dious. to say the least. 12-Miss Hall is back with us in Cookery-a little pale but just as good as ever. Wie occupy the usual box seats to see A Prince There lNas . The box otiice queen knows us and hands ns the 55C checks. 13-juniors have a St. Patrick's Party tor the faculty at the Club Rooms. Good Party, they say. 14-First Spring-like day. Wie doll up in old rags and dine at the Annex. 15-Senior meeting, lNe plan lots of things to 'make money. Chem. Lab. torn up so we have afternoon oil. Hilda addresses mothers near Goguac Lake on Mille 16-Miss Cooper tells us of 'Convention in Cleveland. Honor roll or no Honor roll oft wie hiked to see the Tailor Made Man. Dr. Capron gives our vaccinations the once over. Only six of them took. -- 17-St. Patricks Day but nothing in our young lives-only Miss Ritchie wore a good old Shamrock. Dusty and cold we bravely go on with H20 anaylsis in Chem. Lab. amid the clangor of car- periters. 18-Dr. Norman and jean Scott aided by film Foot Follies attempt to reform ns. Much impressed ive resolve to give up those beautiful shoes that we have contemplated buying, Ain't Nature Grand F Henry Cottage sells sandwiches. 19-Nazimtova in Stronger than Deathf, Gladys and ,lo have debate as to the relative nutritive value of spaghetti and cheese vs. vegetable stew. SSLC wins! ! 20-So warm Indy marches out all in white without a wrap on. Wiilliam Courtney in Civilian Clothes. l1Ve. wondered what Miss Cooper thought of the long distance osculationf' 21M-Seniors give Baked liean Supper at North Lodge. We're hoping to give another soon as this one proved so popular. First day of Spring. 22- Seventeen proved very delightful even from our box seats. Play committee meets. 23-Every Senior on the l-lonor Roll. Wl1at's going to happen? lNe all work hard baking etc., for our Food Sale. 24-Our Food Sale a big success. Girls try out lor parts in Io have leading parts. Hiram johnson the Play. Marion and v . speaks in crowded Gym on League of Nations. 25-Mr. Drever, What shall we sing, Girls? junior, O'er the Desert NNide. Mr. Drever, Let me see-3' Gladys, Sweet- heart I'm waiting- 26-Our usual seats First rehearsal for play. to see julia Sanderson and joseph Can- thorne in The Canary one of the best shows given here this year. 27-lNonderf.ully warm and spring-like. Many a hair is being washed today.