Chicago College of Optometry - Focus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DR. EDWARD C. TOBIASZ IACQUES L. WEISS MR. CARL STQCKDALE DIRECTCDR CDF STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND ATHLETICS Carl Stockdale, well known professional coach, joined CCC. in December 1948. Mr. Stockdale has coached teams lrom coast to coast lor twenty-seven years, and has the reputation ol being an outstanding athletic coach at Wilson junior College lor eight years. Coach Stockdale, is a graduate ol the University ol Qhio, where he earned an AB. degree. I-le also attended Columbia University where he received an M.A. degree in physical education. During his college years, he was very active in athletics and was captain ol the varsity baseball and basketball teams ol the University ol Qhio. In addition, I'Coach earned letters in many other athletic endeavors during his days as a varsity athlete. With this knowledge and past experience ol athletic activities behind him, Coach Stockdale is indeed invaluable in the organization and lunction ol luture CCG. athletics. Faculty Advisor ol Athletics Chicago College ol Qptometry can honestly feel proud of Dr. Tobiasz who has distinguished himself as faculty sponsor ol the First CCC. basketball team in the Autumn of 1948. I-le was born in Chicago and at- tended Roosevelt I-Iigh School. Upon his graduation, he entered Lewis Institute Cnow known as Illinois Institute of Technologyb, where he received his B.S. degree. Dr. Tobiasz began teaching at Chicago College of Qptometry in March 1945, when the school was still known as Monroe College of Cptometry. I-le received his D.0.S. degree in December 1946 for outstanding work in the organization ol the school curriculum. I-lis interest in Optometry increased as he instructed his students, and he took courses that enabled him to receive his QD. degree in December 1947. At present Dr. Tobiasz is engaged in work at Northwestern University to obtain his Masters degree in psychology. 90 Student Director ol Athletics Jacques was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and attended elementary school in Forest I-lills, Pennsylvania. Jacques played varsity basketball at Wilkinsburg Senior I-ligh School in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania. jacques attended Pittsburgh University for three years, but his course was interrupted by his appointment to serve in the United States Naval Amphibious Corps. I-le came to CCC. in june 1948. In August 1948, he was instrumental in sponsoring C.C.O.,s First basketball team. I-le was appointed manager of the team, and actively encouraged the entire student body to support their team. Intramural activities, varsity basketball, and varsity baseball are a few of the functions For which jacques has ellectively devoted his spare time. l-le will undoubtedly be placed in the leatlets of C.C.O.'s history as an outstanding individual in the progress of his Alma Mater.

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