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

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THE SCOPE -5 Yo up 11 1 9 0 QQ lhfo 43 or wi Z . V Q s Q . ,. g, H f 3 l L X This memorable event will mark the day when you set up the o,U'ices in which you will practice your profession. There on the wall, for all lo see, it will represent your years of study and hard work to become proficient in your profession . . . Now comes the task of building your professional reputatlbn. Here, new factors enter into the progress of your career: the appearance of your offices, the efficiency of your equipment, the accuracy of your instruments, the quality of the lenses, moantings and frames you use . . . llflay we cooperate with you to make the total of these factors a worthy com plemenl to your education and training, Our one hundred and one years of optical progress has filled us to serze well your every requiremenlfor building and holding your pradice- A 0PTlC4L ,yy 'Sas 0 , Q b 91 I 11 0' J .,,,,0. Q-'L O 9 N -o E . . 5 - -1 'B '93-5 5' n.cff fl rmmovyw' Alnerican 0ptieal C0l'llPaHy' 'J71 U91

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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

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