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

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Er I FR l57 The Probe and Scalpel Society Max Miller David Spahr Dorothy Nemtzow james McKenna joseph Wagner Laurence Fitch Robert Austin Dr. Albert Fitch Dr. l. Kaplan Dr. W. O. Vivian Dr. C. A. Billefdoux Dr. W. I. Leach OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Members Phillip Kramer Benjamin Sobel Morey Powell Faculty Honorary President 'Honorary Vice President Adviser Q 1

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THE 1935 IRIS First row: McKenna, Spahr, Miller, Nemtzow, Austin Second row: Kramer, Sobel, Powell, Fitch, l. Wagner The Probe and Scalpel Society The Probe and Scalpel Society is a small organization made up of a group of students particularly interested in anatomy as it applies to Optometry. The group was organized from the class of i936 by Dr. john F. Morrow, late of the Anatomy Department of the College. Students to be eligible for membership must be recommended by the professors of the anatomy department, and be approved by the faculty adviser of the Society, who at present is Dr. W. O. Vivian. The membership is purposely kept small in order that the Society may function more efficiently. At present several members of the Class of i937 are being considered. Dr. Vivian has approved of a program of activities to include the con- ducting of evening extra-curricular lectures on anatomy to be given at the College. ' 156

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THE 1935 IRIS The Orchestra The orchestra of P.S.C.O. is not a new organization, for the group has been most useful for several years in providing entertainment for various college functions. With the acquisition of the new buildings at Twelfth Street and Spencer Avenue, giving adequate facilities for school dances, the orchestra became an activity of major importance. Dr. Francis M. Stever, member of the Faculty, has been leader for sev- eral years and has given valuable time and boundless enthusiasm to make the College Orchestra the successful musical coterie it is.