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

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. l 1 THE SCOPE 21 ARTHUR NUNEHAN-UAF! 71 Rosewood St.. Mattapan, Mass. Art is the athlete of the class. Possessed of looks. brains and ability. Art is out to make himself known. Among his accomplishment: is a new green door downstairs. Success to you. Art. Graduating cum laude. President of the Junior Class '32 GERTRUDE FRANCIS MONOGHAN-'iGQrI 335 John St.. So. Amboy. N. J. Gert is the coy member of the class. Good- looking we'll say. and in possession of the nearest thing to a silent voice. Gert is out to wake up New Jcrsev in general and So. Am- boy in particular. and we are sure that she will succeed. Also a willing worker in the sorority. Vice-president of the Alpha Omicron Sigma Sorority Ass't Associate Editor of Scope O. A. S. Dinner Committee JOHN XV. O'BRIEN- Obie l3l Blake St., Mattapan. Mass. John. our friend from Mattapan has done a bit in the Scope. in the Fraternity. and in his class. Determination is his characteristic. and possessed of this. and someone recent from Katie Gibbs, John is sure to climb the ladder of success. Pi Omicron Sigma '32-'33 Executive and Initiation Committees. P. O. S. Circulation Manager of the Scope. EDWARD P. PADDEN-''Ptin-em-down 28-li Central St.. Manchester, N. H. Pin-em-down intends to have a gymnasi- um in a corner of his spacious establishment in order to establish a comfortable relation- ship between accommodation and convergence. By means of several toe-holds and half-nel- sons. the desired results are sure to be brought about. thus emphasizing the need for more energetic treatment. Ed is a loyal member of the Frat. and one whom the class will miss. Pi Omicron Sigma '33

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THE SCOPE i l l I l MAURICE PENAN 58 Holt St.. Fitchburg. Mass. Our friend from Fitchburg has been con- cerned with the growing need for optomet- rists, so he matriculated several years ago. An earnest and indomitable worker, Maurice will endeavor to satisfy part of this demand to the best of his ability. RAYMOND PERKINSON-HRGy 54 Autumn St., Lynn, Mass. How dull our school life would have been without Ray's humor. smiling countenance, and broken glasses. As we are wishing you success, Ray, we wonder what a certain Juni- or will do in your absence. Pi Omicron Sigma HARRY SADOW 135 Blackstone St., Boston. Mass. Harry is characterized by a moustache, an: by considerable optimism. Always cheerful, he is on his way to make a name for himself. whether it be in Massachusetts or Maine. Member of Class Reunion Committee NED J. SALIBA- Slate Boards 35 Waltham St., Boston. Mass. Ned has one secret desire, namely to give the state boarders an examination. Ned is rc- nowned from one end of Mass. Avenue to the other for his uncanny ability to tell you that this question appeared in the November board of 1916, or that question will appear in the June 1944 exams. Such an individual deserves not to go unrewarded. 131