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

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and pledges enjoyed the dinner. also the talk on the Soror- ity aims and purposes, given by Miss Cooper. 'l'he School and the Faculty joined us for the dance on the bridge. and terrible to relate. we danced 'way past the midnight clos- ing hour. . The horrors or mock initiations are over with, 'lormal initiation has passed. we ve had a picnic supper and are now planning the two annual events ol the closing of school-a day's outing at Gull Lake. and a luncheon at the Country Club for the Graduating members. .-Xs tor charity - Let not thy left hand know what thy right hand doeth. but it may be all right to mention the live gallons of apple sauce we gave the Senior Class. llt was left from that waflie breakfast of painful mem- IJUIIUVUI'-l' glfl'llII7L'l'S 5Ul'0I'6'5 in lftlflllftlft' M -l. l-l. Kellogg Lenna li. Cooper Lenna F. Cooper Margaret A. lilall Minna Stoner elvgertha Baldwin Rl',T'ld!'llf .'1C'f1fZft ,llt'lll1?l'l'.H' hlrs. R. H, Harris, Patroness Lenna Cooper .Rt'.t'I'tI't'IIl Clzarttfr 1lft'lIIbf'1'.Y HHH Ruth lirench .lacoba Slobe Margaret Hall Angie llstill .-Xnna lf. McCauley Mrs- Claire Kendrick i-Xngie lfstill Mrs. C. Coleman lacoba Slobe Mrs. Claire Kendrick 'ldil MCGLIHC5' Susiliell .-Xrnold Susibell Arnold Irene Mollitt ories. and was about to spoil.j XVe also donated to the new pledges all the iitteen dozen sandwiches left from our supper-together with the commission ot selling the same at live cents each, money so received to be turned into the Sorority Treasure. Our work and purpose. however, is not of a social natureg we wish to have our part in aiding the advance- ment ot the Science of Nutrition and Dietetics, and closer cooperation with scientihc and social inovemertts. Toward this end. discussions as to the work of next year have al- ready taken place. and we hope it will prove a source of benefit to our profession and our School and add to the glory of ALPHA THAETFA l'l. Dorothy Johnson :Xnna F. McCauley 'lean Bair 'lrene Sabin l-lelen Lewis Marion B. King Gladys Harbison Hazel Hfaggit pl uletta Erwin .Xlmira llrosius Lillian .-Xnderson lilanche Collier Helen Halbert Carrol Ellsworth lflizabeth lrvine M Helen Eich Doris Francis Mary Bundy Hester Kendrick Bertie Patterson Zora Staudacher Millicent Wfaite lllanche Wfyler Merna Monroe Katherine Royer May llrown 'Elizabeth Canfield Catherine Noel :Xnne 'liithian 'Ruth Reid Annette Buchanan 73

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THE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION of the Battle Creek Sanitarium School of Home Economics ' .E.l'C'l'lll'ii'C Board M1sslEi.1z.x1:l5'ri-1 lflxknis ..... . . . President Miss h'llI.lJRlilJ l'llZNNlil,I. . . . First'Vice-President Miss lipxx Nalzoks . . Second Vice-President Miss linux .l:liRGU5 . . . . Secretary Lrnrrx Si'RUNnu1: Miss The Alumnae Association has been for the greater part of the past few years, wholly occupied with the task of tnrthering war relief work. Gui' dietitians and teachers were everywhere fostering to various needs in different branches of the work. For there are many deviations in the career of a dietitian. There is a great promise of a change for the coming commencement weekg our members have heartily co-oper- ated and made plans for an alumnae banquet, to be given in honor of the present graduating class. . . . . 'lll'E32l,SLl1'C1' june week, always more or less punctuated with re- unions, due to the large number of resident members, is to be celebrated especially this year. A meeting has been scheduled for the classes of '15 and '17, Some of our- alumnae have kindly advised us in regard are glad to publish the list this year for the benefit of those who read it, and particu- larly to stimulate others among our members to do likewise. to their present location. VVC 75