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

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E IRIS i934 0 The Probe and Scalpel Society Robert F. Austin Max Miller Marie Leonard james McKenna Benjamin Sobel David Spahr Walter Stanek Morey Powell Dr. Albert Fitch Dr. lsadore Kaplan Dr. john F. Morrow Dr. C. A. Billetdoux Dr. Michael Curcio Officers Faculty President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Publicity Honorary President Honorary Vice President Adviser One Hundred and Forty-nine I

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Seated: Sobel, Leonard, Austin, President, Miller, McKenna Standing: Reed, Stanek, Powell, Spahr The Probe and Scalpel Society Through the untiring efforts of Dr. john F. Morrow, jr., of interest has been created in the study of anatomy among a great deal the members of the Freshmen Class. The result has been the formation of a special group known as The Probe and Scalpel Society. The purpose of this organization, special work open only to members of the Freshmen Class, is to perform and study in the field of anatomy and to aid and create more interest in the subject among their classmates. The Society is but a few months old but it is felt that its aims are being successfully promulgated and that it now occupies a prominent posi- tion in the extra-curricular life of the College. f' One Hundred and Forty-eight I A 934 1 '.-EW ' A Y :wa

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'THE IRIS l Left to right: Lund, Mounce, Lincoft, Reed, Pillion, Emons, Weisel, Schein, Palmer, Dyer, Zevin, Dr. Frank Stever, Leader, Clug The Orchestra The orchestra of Pennsylvania State College of Optometry is not a new organization for the group has been most useful for several years in pro- viding entertainment for the various college functions. During l933-34 the group has been most fortunate in the discovery of a great deal of good musical talent in the Freshmen Class. Not only has it made itself manifest during the current year but the prospects for the next two years are very gratifying. The added impetus given to the orchestra itself was instrumental in the production of several successful dances. Witih the acquisition of new buildings at Twelfth Street and Spencer Avenue came the chance for sev- eral enjoyable functions for the student body. The work of the Student Activities Council, with Dr. jolhn C. Neill as faculty director and with Dr. Frank M. Stever as director of the orchestra, made the dances not only highly successful in themselves but made pos- sible tlhe purchase of decorations for the seasonal functions so popular with the student body. One Hundred and Fifty