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

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OUR ADVERTISERS wishes to take this means ot conveying to The -l-he Staff Iris advertisers, their sincere appreciation for 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 ot 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 of Optometry, should reciprocate by patroniz- ing them upon every opportunity. THE 1935 inns l----

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E R We - AND oURs For over 100 years AO has been confident of the future-a future closely linked with that of your Profession. In 1935, we are even more confident that the future is bright for those who serve in the cause of better vision. Every year, there are marked advances. You and your fellows at Commencement, for example, have just received the finest Optometric education that the more mature members of your Profession could conceive for you. As long as eyesight exists yours will be a basic service to humanity. Your knowledge and oppor- tunities will grow with the years. We are trained to serve you. This is our chosen field. We shall be proud of the opportunity to cooperate with you wherever you may locate. AMERICAN OPTICAL Company