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

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'I' H E S CHO PgEg ggggg g gm-vggg ? ,, THE HOUSE OF IDENTIFIED mam OPTICAL PROGRESSIVENESS ,rm ovi cl ' I f ' l',67Zf.J SINCEREST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL PROFESSIONAL FUTURE ' OHAFFIN OPTICAL CO. -453 WASHINGTON sT.- BOSTON 'The Optometric Research Club This society arose during the late prohibition era along with other fly by night concerns. One evening during a deep slumber, encoutered during the process of dream- ing of likely numbers for the nigger pool, our own Dr. Green conceived the idea of an experimental club. Dr. Green had for a long while felt the crying need for a club for the boys and this was it. One meeting was held. . The Women's Optometric Club The ladies' auxiliary chapter to the Mass. School of Optometry's club life pursued a profitable and enjoyable year. It was largely through their efforts that the clinic for the Burroughls NewsI3oy's Foundation was so well endowed this year. The oflicers were as follows:- President - Mrs. Frederick T. Mills. Vice-President - Mrs. John C. Reilly. Secretary and Treasurer e Miss Alyce M. McCabe. Sorority Advisor - Dr. Wilhelinina Svendson. D I ll E EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES TO THE I ly GRADUATING CLASS FOR A SUCCESSFUL 'I I I FUTURE IN THEIR PROFESSION. I WILSON 6: I-IALFORD OPTICAL CO. 387 WASHINGTON ST REET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS o 0 D - ,H L rx I25I

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THE SCOPE Buck Row: R. Packard, G. LcMuy, A. Collins, Reilly. M. Lague, P. Goldfarb. Third Rout F. Mills, D. Kcrnetsky, M. Knplow, L. Anopolslcy, D. Berlowitz, XV. Emmons, R. Reuben. Svcomf Row: B. Clark, S. Alpren, M. Bonaventurn, F. Bruclzer, A. Singer, H. Baker, A. Collier, E. Mornlly, D. Wfelton. Firxi ROILY M. Soutrn, R. Katz, Dr. Paul S. Cfine, B. Sicgnl, A. Guleziun THE UPTOMETRY ,CLUB The Optcmetry Club had its inception at the instigntion cf Dr. Paul S. Cline who saw the need of 21 Scholarship Society. The members were drafted from the upper strata of the Senior Class .and at the end of the year the cream of Freshmen acumen was added to the ranks. Most of the work accomplished was preparatory to future years and the mechanics of operation. A few lectures were held, however, which proved quite interesting to the club Solons. l24l

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