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

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f vw--,mi '15 STUART BRENT, PILD. WILLIAM SOWINSKI . CARL STOCKDALE, AB., M.A. ROBERT H. STERNBERG, OD. Instructor in Optometry CHARLES H. THEURMER, AB., MS., D.O.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry TEggOR F. TOBOLSKI, A.B., Instructor in Optometry CHARLES I. ZIMAN, B.S., MD. Associote Professor of Pothology NOT PICTLIRED E. R. TENNANT, OD., D.O.S. Assistont Professor of Deport ment of Physicol Science EDWARD C. TOBIASZ, B.Sc. OD., D.O.S. Assistont Professor of Anotomy SAM C. UDELL, OD., NLD. ConsuItontOptI1oImoIogist . . . , Associote Professor of Sociology , . Instructor in Contoct Lenses Director of Student Activities ond AtI'iIetics

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,96!Q6LE5lfl'l Within the Clorlc Street clinic crowded full Where internes gently probe the seeing ills, Along the sloping compuses where students muse Upon the heoling urge Cptometry fulfills, And in the buildings rising over Lorrobee Where tollc of Science, loughter fills the holls, There seethes o seorch for truth, on eogerness to heol, And hope to bring preventive sltills to all, A hope to further probe the sight's potentiol spon, And, roising levels of the normol sight, improve the mon. lt's in this otmosphere ideolism seeds itself And bursts into o sturdy flowering Thot grows omid the eosy fellowship ot school, Beneoth the prod of scholored tutoring, lts tender roots reoch out for nourishment To mon's eternol dreom: still to compel from depths of his unbound copocities The urge of eoch to serve the other well. Ill. The ideolism's growth first folters When grciduotes ore troubled by the need to eorn By doubts, the wonder ond the newness of their tosl4, By compromised ideols they find ot every turn. IV. But the stollcs been nourished for too well For it to wilt ot impoct of reolity, It grew through yeors when students, owed ond morvelling, found lhot scientific focts, for their simplicity, Were eoch achieved through doubt ond toil of mony o brilliont mind And students vowed to use them for the good of humankind. The ideolism grew in climoted of reseorch, Amid the scientific lecture ond its orgument, And it will grow still firmer with the yeors, Such is the vigor of this eorly nourishment. V. And moy we olwoys lceep our purpose high, Above the compromise ond its deceptive goin, Qptometry con only reoch the height Thot its proctitioners themselves ottoin. Nothon lzriedmon, OD Q10 S. 3rd. Avenue Mount Vernon, NY.