New England College of Optometry - Scope Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE SCOPE PAUL S. CLINE 4 Almont St., Mattapan. Mass. A scholar among scholars. Paul is the student of the class, and he won the respect and admiration of all his classmates. Success will be yours. Paul. and you will be a credit to the profession as you have been to the school. Editor-in-chief of the Scope '33 Valedictorian '33 Graduating magna cum laude ABRAHAM CODISH- Abe 127 Howland St., Roxbury, Mass. Abc is noted for his prowess in nullifying the arguments of others. Possessed of a sten- torian voice. he should rise to the heights of optomctry. We expect a lot from you. so don't disappoint us, Abe . GEORGE DILLON- Dill 12 Westbrook St., Milford, Mass. Our young friend from Milford. is quiet and capable. He proclaims not, and he covets not. An indefatigable worker and a loyal Frat member George is our idea of a perfect com- bination. Note his smile. Pi Omicron Sigma '32-'33 RALPH B. GAETA 287 Bergenline Ave.. Union City, N. J. A sincere friend. a good scholar. and of a disposition that has made him so competent as our class president. Ralph is a lover of anatomy, fast cars, and fast hgures. You should see him solve those T. O. problems. Senior class president '33 Guardian of the Exchequer P. O. S. '33 Pi Omicron Sigma '32333

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THE SCOPE JOSEPH GILEFSKY- Gil l7 Starbird St., Malden, Mass. Joe is the smiling member of the class Gifted with this inimitable smile. Joe is sure to smile his way thru to the pinnacle of suc- cess. Always a willing worker, and a earnest Frat member. Pi Omicron Sigma '32-'33 HAROLD M. GOLDEN 35 Plymouth Rd., Malden, Mass. Quiet and unassuming, Harold seeks no laurels. A hard-working member of the frat- ernity and in his work, Harold is .due to shine in his profession. Frat dance committee Pi Omicron Sigma '32-'33 JOSEPH HAGERTY 8 Capen St., Dorchester, Mass. Joe is a gifted writer of examination papers. A good student possessed of a cheer- ful disposition. and an insuperable earnest- ness, Joe is a credit to the class. ELVIN B. HAYNES- Sll'r71 14 Burnside St., Lancaster, N. H. Slim has been a real friend to all his class- mates. Quiet and sincere, in his work and always dependable. We extend our best wishes to you. and the little girl from Arkansas. Vk'hat a dull place Boston would have been, Slim, without Dana Hall! Pi Omicron Sigma Senior News Editor, Scope Staff Fraternity Refreshment Committee. l10l