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

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Ge L ll' 3 HWQSIEH Q A. s s - R f You pass through this world but once. Take it as you find it, but leave it better, is a terse, significant statement. You have spent two years studying, learning and preparing. Education is accompanied by responsibility. Proverbs says, Happy is the man that getteth .wisdom, and also, If ye know these things, happy are ye if ye do them. The value of our education will depend largely on the use that we make of it. We have a mission in life. With youth, strength, adequate preparation, a high aim, noble purpose and impelling motive, there is no goal beyond our reach nor prize impossible to attain. We can achieve some great and worthy end. Our opportunities are unlimited. Everything in the world depends on the will. You have to think high to rise, For out in the world we find, Success begins with a fellow's will. It's all in the state of mind. Grenville Kleiser says, Today a thousand doors of enterprise are open to you, inviting you to do useful work. To live at a time like this is an inestimable privilege, and a sacred obligation devolves upon you to mlake the right use of your opportunities. How can I make the most of my life? What is the highest aim that I can set before myself as a life ambition? How can I make the world better for my having lived in it? These are questions we should ask ourselves. Find out where you are going and then start. You will never get there if you don't. ' Keep on studying. You have studied to prepare for your work, but when work begins, study should not end. Your mental powers will atrophy, your capacity for achievement will be limited, your career will be handicapped if you fail to keep on studying. Work. Work patiently. It takes God three months to make a squash, but a hundred years to make an oak. Work cheerfully. To do good work you must be interested in it. Do what you are paid for and then some. It is the 'then some' that gets your salary raised. Select some worthy goal and progress towards it. There will be Slough of Despond, Hills of Difficulty, Giant Despair, and Doubting Castle -- but you will get there. There are thousands to say that it cannot be done, There are thousands to prophesy failureg There are thousands to point out to you one by one, The dangers that wait to assail you. But tackle the thing with a bit of a grin, Take off your coat and go to it. just start in to sing, As you tackle the thing That you want to get done, And you'll do it. 22

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Kathryn Andrews Maude Baker Pauline Bailey Lorna Barber Dorothy Bovee Lola Brandt Marguerite Clark Marjorie Coleman Elizabeth Cochran Minnie Cohen Elizabeth Collins Katherine Cone Winnifred Conwell Isabel Cooper Idalee Cowling Grace Darlington Lucile Daugherty Anne Davison Rietta Dillon Mildred Dobson Leatha Ermlich Freda Fenton Mildred Frye Lucia Fordyce Annie Mae Glenn G-Liber 3 MFE? ax t l Class Roll Nannie Hacker Helen Hall Helen Henning N elle Highsmith Alice Howells Olivia Hollowell Miriam Hunsicker Ruth Kelly Barbara Kennedy Kathryn Koehler Ella Mae Kusterer Angelia Legget Cecil McKercher Esther McKinley Mary McKittrick Clara McKinstry Eloise McCreery Ruth Martin Jeanette Martin Merna Monroe Annie Paul Moon Madeline Mowrer Maybelle Morgan Minnie Olson Cleo Peck Lois Pettibone Alice Rheinheimer Hazel Ricker Doris Robbins Catherine Rourk Alice Ryder Isabel Schilbach Rachel Schwab Helen Shannon Dorothy Snell Louise Sprague Josephine Sutfin Della Tomlinson Marybel' Treibley Agnes Vinson Gladys Waite Gertrude Walters Lorabelle Warner Joy Wangen Roberta Wilson Gertrude Wehler Clara Wolf Una Wood Frances Wood Carmen Zetler 24