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

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CHARLES C. POULOS Q E cb 21 Emory Court, Bristol, Conn. Life has no blessing like a prudent friendi' Q E as 4 Class Cleanician, 3, 4 Charlie is the boy that conclusively proved to us that a talking knowledge of the Creek language is almost invaluable in the study of Optometry. Many thanks to him for helping us to break down those Stickers.', JOHN E. QUINN Q E da 70 Proctor Street, Salem, Mass. HTIIQ LLfi.s'dom of many, the wit of Onefy Sergeant-at-Arms, 1, Vice President, 2, 3, President, 4, Optometry Club Treasurer, Llg' Q E 'D 3, Vice President, 4, SCOPE Staff, 3, As- sociate Editor, 4, Year Book Staff, Dance Chair- man, 2, 53, Wfednedsay Night Club, Cum Laude. Quinn, the double Personalfty-the fun- loving, restless hoy of Freshman and Sophomore years, and the conscientious, conservative man of junior and Senior years. ROBERT VV. ROSENTHAL 123 Sutherland Road, Brighton, Mass. An interesting conversationalist and a witty gClIfIC771!lIl.M Dance Committee, 1, 2, 3 Scope Staff, 4 Cum Laude A dual personality, if ever there was one, Bob could always be depended upon to brighten up dull moments and be serious when the oc- casion demanded such. page twenty

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MAURICE JAMES MORIN 2 Cedar Place, NVakeiield, Mass. I like work, it fziscinates -meg I can sit and look at it for lzours. v Class Treasurer, 1, 2 Moe came to start his course in Optometry with us after preparing at St. Iohn's in Danvers. He has already tried the Maine State Board and we're all wishing him the best of luck. Q WILLIAM IOSEPH MORIN 182 Water Street, Leominster, Mass. Manners are not idle, but tlze fruit of loyal nature. Sophomore Court, 2 Bill was another one of our Silent Partners in the class, a great guy to have around when a few good tips on practical lens grinding were needed. M..-.nl SEBASTIAN S. NICOLOSI Q E dv 117 Haverhill Street, Lawrence, Mass. Sineerity outrings flze loudest bells. Q E on 3, 4 Nick , our school's only K'Contract surgeon , could adequately give a theory for any given ocular anomaly. His consultation fees are quite reasonable. page nineteen

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1477 Beacon Street, Brookline, Mass. Ile is well paid that is zueii satisfied 4. jerry took quite an interest in his studies of Anatomy and Pathology, and we feel sure that this will he of great help to him in the future. JEROME RUTBERC SCOPE Stuff, 1 2, 3, 4 Year-hook Stall SIDNEY M. TAYLOR 87 Deering Road, Mattapan, Mass. Anything for a quiet lifef' Optometry Club, 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee, 2 Year-hook Staff Sicl' had quite 21 passion for remaining un- noticed in class, but when the time came for fun, - well, that was passion number two. PAUL L. THORNTON Q E an 87 Adams Street. Dorchester, Mass. Patience is the best remedy for any troublcf' Class Secretary, -1 Optometry Club, 1, 2 Q E an rg, 4 Paul, without 21 doubt, deserves first prize A for being well behux ed. YVhut could be a more favorable asset? page tweizty-0110