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

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THE 1935 IRIS In Fond and Lasting Memory of STANLEY H, LUND ROLAND H. SMITH The Class of 1935 Dedicates This Page. ' H4

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3 THE 1935 IRIS Holy Cross School Trenton High School Newman Club l2l C37 Dance Committee l3l ALFRED M. ZIELINSKI 863 South Broad Street TRENTON, NEW jERSEY 0 Al was one of the few commuters coming from across the river to attend classes, His medium of transportation was a little brown Willys which carried him faithfully to and from school. Al's perseverance and determination are manifest by the fact that although he com- muted from Trenton, he was never late for classes during all the years of his school career. What a record! His neat appearance and quiet manners stamped him as one fully capable of assuming the role of a professional man. He made friends quickly and easily, without effort. That his friendship was appreciated was obvious from the fact that joe and the rest of the com- muters always waited up for him after classes so that he could be with them at luncheon in Dixi-Anne's. ln the clinic Al was a model interne, always impressing his superiors with- his sin- cerity and willingness to cooperate in determining the proper correction for a patient. There is no doubt in our minds that Al will speedily attain a successful practice when he begins his professional career. ,

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E 'I935 IRIS Junior Class