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

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gem fx f si QQ f HIS SPEED Spice: Are you dining anywhere to-night ? Freck: No, I'm not. Spice: You'll be awfully hungry. Mr. Watt, in Economics class: Miss Kennedy, what did man do after the Hunters stage? Barb: Oh, he planted a few 'Vegetables and things.' A NEW ORDER Please, gasped Cleo, the young wife on giving her first order to the butcher. Please send me a pound of steak and some-some gravy. HEARD ON A B. C. STREET CAR Alice reading car advertisements: Enjoy a chapless winter with- Maybelle- We do. ODE TO BARBARA By the grace of God And my heavy line, . In two hours more He will be mine. Shanny: I got 50? in my intelligence test. Min.: That makes you a half wit, doesn't it? Loud shrieking in Min.'s room.: Madeline walking in: Another basket made! Dr. Key, talking to a class in Biology: I promised to show you a very fine specimen of a dissected frog which I brought in this parcel. Undoing the package she disclosed some sandwiches, a hard-boiled egg and some fruit. But surely I ate my lunch! HE'S NO FREAK - Kathryne H., on shopping tour looking over Victrola records: Mr. Farley, have you 'Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes ?' Miss Ritchie: Show the class the meat and tell them where it came from. Miss Murphy: Binders What makes you so small, Juggs ? Oh, I was raised on condensed milk. Freck: Did you hear the latest gossip? Barb: No, what is it? Freck: Oh, I guess there isn't any then. Miss Ritchie at 9:10 as six late-comers stroll in: Will you please remember next time that this class begins at nine sharp ? Elizabeth Collins: All right, Miss Ritchie, but if I'm not here go right ahead, don't wait for me. 104