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

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THE 1935 IRIS W W Barringer Evening High School W W W W W 1AcoB siNovvAY W 516 Orange Street NEWARK, NJ. W The faculty of this institution will certainly remember the name ot Sinoway in the years to come, for in five years there will have been three brothers who passed beneath its portals. lack will, no doubt, be remembered as an ardent participant in all the class discussions. Like his brothers he was naturally of a quiet nature, but he managed always to clarify a situation when called upon for his point ot view. A newcomer, perhaps, might have been surprised by his general frankness, but, upon second thought, would have attributed this to a desire to be friendly with all. He should make an enviable record for himself, tor his merits are easily appreciated by anyone who is a good judge of character. ' lOO

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99' THE 1935 IRIS Northeast High School Class Vice-President l2l Chairman Dance Committee .t2l President l3l Early Part of Year Phi Theta Epsilon ROBERT M. SHORT 3064 Sydenham Street PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Bob possesses a good share of that curiosity and aggressiveness which marks the natural student. Physically he comes from Philadelphia, but in spirit he comes from Missouri. If you want Bob to believe anything, you will have to prove it. Bob has been outstanding in every phase of school work and recreation. His marks have been high. He was often called upon by' classmates to settle some academic point. And his skill in bridge, tennis, baseball, and basketball are quite exceptional.

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THE I-935 IRIS Lincoln High School Ohio State University 1. LEON SOLOW I2 Audobon Avenue IERSEY CITY, N.l. o When this diminutive young man transferred to our college from Ohio State University, we could not estimate the popularity which he would win for himself in his short stay here. Leo, perhaps, gained more attention in his brief stay within the portals of P. S, C. O. than many of the other members of the class. Where Optometry was concerned, Leo was always the first to enter the discussion, and it was very seldom that his opinions could be disregarded. On the other hand, his wit and impromptu entertainment on many occasions exhibited the humorous side of his nature. Leo impressed practically everyone with his frankness and sincerity, but although the former trait led him into some difficulty, 'he was liked by all for the good spirit in which he accepted another's ideas and opinions. lOl '