Illinois College of Optometry - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Inside the new south side clinic, Dr. C. W. Rayle oi the staif, with Miss Waiter, receptionist. ww? SWK 'QP 32 si - 1 -3 2 w f Dr. Yasko Assistant Dmizector ol Clinics Checking an Ophthclmoscopy Dr. Richard Brauer in action

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Dr. C. W. Hayle Dr. l. Shepherd Clinic Slaff cast and now we shall be on our own. This learning and molding and doing is the clinic's gift to each of us, the seed from which to develop. The time con- sumed, now past, seems short but the knowledge gained will remain indefinitely as the keystone of our future. Each year, each graduating class undoubtedly feels much the same and their clinical internship is their guiding light in the dark beginning but in l956 we were doubly blessed: for that year, for the first time, we were two schools in one. The union of Chicago College and Northern lllinois College brought together the teachings and avenues of thought of both institutions and their methods of prac- tical application in the clinic situation. Two clinics have been maintained, each with its own staff, but with student interns serving both. We are truly grateful to the staffs of both clinics for the practical knowledge they have given us. Clinic Staff Dr. B. L. Pearl Clinic Stall Dr. E. Scanlon Clinic Stall

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