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

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E RIS I934 0 GUI? ADVERTISERS wishes to take this means of conveying to The -I-he Staff Iris advertisers, their sincere appreciation tor the part that they have played in making this a representative Optometric publication. This year the commercial concerns have again aided us in the publication of The Iris and in doing so have stretched a point beyond their advertising budget. The Iris readers, knowing that the adver- tisers' support at a time like this is princi- pally inspired from a desire to be one hundred per cent behind the Pennsylvania State College ot Optometry, should reciprocate by patroniz- ing them upon every opportunity. OHddan dF

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0 THE IRIS 1934 To those former members of the Class of '34, who, through reasons beyond their cori- trol, were forced to leave our ranks, we dedicate this page. THE CLASS OF '34

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'THE IRIS l Among Qur lVlost Valuable Assets, we treasure many of our good customers who have graduated from the Pennsylvania State College of Optometry in years past. We have had the good fortune to offer our advice in the purchase of instruments and equipment to many of these Graduates, in order to begin their practice. ' lt is interesting to see them from the start and watch their progression as years roll on. ' We are in a position to offer you the choice of instru- ments and equipment of all leading manufacturers, and our experience in making recommendations is available for the asking. ' The Philadelphia Optical Company has taken an intense interest in the affairs of the Pennsylvania State College of Optometry ever since its inception, and we welcome the op- portunity to be of service to the Graduating Class of l934. Pl-IILADELPI-IIA OPTICAL CO. d Fifty-eight