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

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THE SCOPE Pi Omieron Sigma I THE Fraternity of the school enjoyed a very successful year in point of entertain- ment and education. A well arranged program, introduced at the start of the year, pro- vided a full schedule of activities for the brothers. Membership was swelled beyond former years by the influx of the new Frosh class which exposed its nether parts to the paddles of the very active members at Ye Lantern Hall in Arlington. A dinner dance way up on the tiptop of the Bradford was well attended by members and alumni. Appreciation is due to the executive committee that so ably placed the Fraternity on a sound financial basis and provided many commendable precedents for procedure. The officers elected for 1934-1935 are: Chancellor - Theodore Burke. Vice Chancellor - H. Baker. Scribe + Frank Pitoccelli. Guardian of the Exchequer - Samuel Alpren. Member of the Executive Committee - G. LeMay. Sergeant-At-Arms - Joseph Antonellis. The fraternity banquet held at the well known American House was the best ever and furnished a notable gcnl for future afTairs of its kind. U71

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THE SCOPE Reminiiscence -..s5ffg.- Oldrimers of the class of 1934 will probably recall the merry faces pictured above. The setting is Massachusetts Avenue, former location of our dear Alma Mater. In front of the boys you will note the massive antique timbers which went by the quaint name of desks Thomas Young discovered these when he was looking for astigmatism. The compact formation cf the group is due to the demands of the photographer and his tri- pod which supported the birdie box. Dr. Theodore Klein, though not appar-ant, is standing by to protect Mr. Tintype from spitballs and subjectivesg this accounts for the more or less solemn appearance cf the then Junior Class. A beautiful replica of this fresco will be furnished on request and for the nominal payment of twenty-Hve dollars ff525.00j. Obviously, the addition of this photographic frenzy to your office wall will place you foremost among the Rotarians in your com- munity. HSI