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

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'S ?xv- SOUTH SIDE CLINIC Ihe South Side clinic Stott of Chicago College of Qptometry joins me in Wishing you, the groduoting class of 1955, good Iuc3I4 ond success os you enter into your chosen profession. It is through such united ond cooperative etforts of your closs thot the CCG. eye clinic: enjoys the dis- tinction of being one oi the Iorerunners in professionol optometric odyoncement. Clinic Administrotor Sh H. S. WODIS, OD., D.O.S. M Wax 'ik' r j g, g. 3 fvluun-we DR. JOHN CHRISTAKOS DR. MAX LOCKWOOD DR. JOSEPH SMITH

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Qptometry lios encompossed nevv responsibilities in lnelping peoples eyes to Function properly under tlie increosing stroin ol modern living. For scliool cliildren, it l'ios stressed prevention in tlie Form ol better environ- mentol conditions ond proper core beginning vvitln exominotions more tliorouglsi tlion tlie old letter-cliort tGSl. Qptometrys inlluence is lelt on tlwe liiglivvoy, lor better driver vision is essentiol to solety. Contoct lenses ore optometryls contribution to mdny vvliose coreers in otliletics, oviotion, on tlwe stoge, screen or television, depend on being oble to see solely or to present tlie most estlwetic oppeoronce possible. llwese ore only tlnie beginning, Qptometryys leoder- slfiip in correcting, developing and preserving tlie preci- ous liumon loculty ol vision vvill be ccilled upon in tl'ie future more tlwon ever before. Upon optometry's pro- gress in tlie Field ol visuol science vvill depend tlie vvell- being ol millions vvlwose visuol functioning must be odop- ted to modern needs. As you groduotes leove our institution, moy success, prosperity ond lwoppiness be yours, Alvvoys remember tlicit tlie portols ol our clinic vvill constontly be open to you. Let us continue to vvorl4 togetlwer ond remciin com- ponions so tliot os o unit we moy cidvonce ond lurtlfier our profession lor tlwe benelit ol monl4ind. E. R. TENNANT, QD., DQS. Clinic Director EVELYN LARSEN SHIRLEY MICHAELS DR JUNIUS BRODNAX Clinic Secretory Receptionist DR 5EYMOUR GARNER

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MILTON STERNBERG, OD., MD. Dr. Milton Sternberg, Qphthalmologist, has been associated vvith our pathology clinic lor three years. l-le also serves on the stati ol Wfoodlavvn, South Shore and Chicago l-lospitals. Dr. Sternberg, aside lrom being a mem- ber ol the Board ol Qphthalmology, is a graduate Qptometrist. l-le attended the University ol lllinois Medical School and received his intern training at the Cook County l-lospital. l-le is salt-spoken, lrierdly, interesting, and helplul. These attributes, along with many others, have endeared him to all ol us at GCG. CONSULT! NT V Fi-l'fi-IALIWIXOLOVS ST ERIC FANTL, M.D. Dr. Eric Fantl, Qphthalmologist, has been a consultant ophthalmologist on our clinic stall since 1952 along with being Asso- ciate Prolessor of Qcular Pathology. Dr. Fantl has injected his vast knowl- edge ot ocular pathology into our class- rooms, and more informative and inspiring lectures have never been given. lt is this l4nacl4 for teaching, combined vvith his many years ol evperience, that have mode him one ol our best-lil4ed and most-admired instructors. Dr. Fantl is a graduate of the University ol Vienna Medical School. l-le did his post-graduate vvorlc in Vienna at the Uni versity Eye Clinic and continued his studies here in America at the University ol Chi- cago. We are indeed proud to list him among out faculty. 57