Pennsylvania College of Optometry - Iris Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'THE IRIS l Walton High School Freshman Assessment Committee Chaplain, Omega Delta Fraternity QA l3l Q37 Ninety-six ROBERT W. SCOTT, jr. Scotty Walton, N. Y. I Scotty hails from the most beautiful spot in the Catskills, if you can take his word for it, and if you can't-well, go ahead and argue the point with him, - Scotty was always a reserved individual and gained a large group of friends through that very quality. The other members of the four horsemen of room 27 will tell you that determination was a prominent feature of his make-up and that he entertained them with his nocturnal snoring. The social lights of P. S. C. O. regard him as a charter member of the Beaver College Fri- day Evening Club. This, however, was but one of his many connections and it may cause a certain young lady from Cornell to raise a brow. But that is just one more of Scotty's problems, We don't know where he expects to practice but we feel that whatever section of the country gets him can't do better.

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Tkl 1 fQ.'v E IRIS i934 0 Baltimore City College Freshman Hop Committee lll Announcement Committee l3l Bernie Baltimore, Maryland I Bernie or Swifty, as he soon came to be called, was one of the popular men in the College. That combination of sartorial perfection, serious mien and slow drawl sure goes a long way towards social triumphs and professional success. ln this first paragraph we pre- dict prosperity! Bernie hails from Baltimore and an optometric family. What more could any budding optometrist ask for? We expect a great deal from him in the days to come and a man who can combine study and pleasure in such nice proportions should live up to our expec- tations. As to Bernies social activities we can give but little information. We know there was plenty of the gay and joyous side to this Marylander, for he missed few school functions. We shall look forward to meeting him at future class gatherings. Ninety-five I .. Y H ' ff ,., , . ,,,,.,,,.,.,,t- ,.,, flips Zrmi E-:.il'r7fw1--'ww-fain S-aa . , ..,, . v, M ,fQka7f,- a 'Ei ..::'?Ei'- W, BERNARD B. SCHWARTZMAN

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Central High School F sz fb Basketball lll Decoration Committee l3l E IRIS l93-4 0 ELMER SHARLIP HBOODH Philadelphia, Pa. I Boop came to us wild and untamed and, in spite of ourselves, we have to admit that he graduated more or less the same way, He came to us, also, with a vehicle of doubtful vin- tage but he didn't carry it through graduation tor it simply couldn't take the mauling Boop handed out. 'lBoop', had the happy tactulty of getting his class work with a minimum of mental ap- plication. l-le indicated that he never wished to be accused of studying. That would have hurt him terribly. So, without accusing him ot studying, we wish to say that he was right up with the class in most courses and way ahead in mathematics. We predict a happy future for this young optometrist and, at the risk of being termed com- mercially minded, admonish him to put as much money in the bank as he put miles on his old gas buggy during his college days. N inety-seven