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THE 1935 IRIS ROBERT F. AUSTIN HARLAND W. ROBINSON, IR. President Treasurer Q First row: Kramer. Krasno, Fitch, Gandel, Bernthal, Austin, Nemtzow, Robinson. Cianfrani, Mecldoff. Mevers. Second row Sinowav, Rubenstone, Clue, I. Wagner, Snook, Provencher, Eisenberg. O. Miller, Dyer, Stein, Third row: Goldberg, Tell, Carlson Pilliori, Cordish, Sobel, Bigelow. McKenna, Emory. Fourth row: DeGroat, Wilson, F. Wagner. Fischer, Gleeson, Silberstein, Deitz Fifth row: Holland, Spahr, Flippin, Powell, Koneffsky, Miller, Millis ' ll6 l
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E 'I935 IRIS Junior Class
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THE 1935 IRIS DOROTHY NEMTZOW NATHAN M. BERNTHAL Secretary Vice-President junior Class History September 17, 1934, found the class of '36 back at Alma Mater with renewed spirit and greater interest. After a few days we became settled to the routine of lectures, laboratorfes, experiments and the long discussions pertaining to various phases of the study of Optometry. At the beginning of the first trimester Dr. Neumueller bade us Auf wiedersehen and Dr. Klingaman entered to instruct us in the exact science of Theoretic Optics. We were also introduced to, and conquered, several new subjects calculated to enhance our value to Optometry. Dr. W. l. Tait presented us with frogs, new instruments of experimentation, and instructed us in Physiology. Dr. Sinn inducted us to considerations of the mysteries of umbras, mirrors, and lenses, not to mention a few indices of refraction. At the clinics Doctors Smith and Whitaker watched us practise diligently. Dr. Curcio donated an infinite number of pencils of light and diffusion discs to our collective comprehension. Then in the last trimester came Dr. Hamilton introducing psychological concepts of conditioned reflexes, and other phases of psychology pertaining directly to our profession. And last but not least, Dr. Fitch taught us professional ethics. From his vast, practical experience we learned the advantages of professional behavior and how exactly an ethical practitioner conducts himself and his practise. We also absorbed valuable knowledge from our old friends on the faculty, Doctors E. F. Tait, Neill, Nevyas, lVlacElree, Billetdoux and Stever.
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