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

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THE 1935 IRIS Cony High School University of Maine Clee Club lil l2l Omega Delta GERALD H. LEAVITT 7 St. Catherine Street AUC-USTA, MAINE jerry is that type of man you hear about coming down from the north. He carries with him all the characteristics of the native sons of Maine, and he is proud of it. The University of Maine claimed him for his first year in college. Later introduced to Optometry by his kin, he realized what this study held for him, and applied himself accordingly. During his leisure hours you would often find jerry with his ear to his radio, or buzzing around in his faithful old Buick, seeking out the far corners of Philadelphia. For the greater part, his social activities were centered around lenk where certain of his fair friends were in attendance at Beaver College.

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THE 1935 IRIS 79' . Olney High School ' Chairman Ring Committee l3l Secretary jewish Students' Asso- ciation Gil President Phi Beta Rho l2l ETHEL KUPERSTEIN SOOO N. Rosehill Street PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. ln Ethel we have one of the most interesting and active members of the Class of '35, Ethel's air of sophistication, as naturally inherent as her wit, gave her the reputation of being a leader,-one who knew the right thing to do, This was further borne out by her initiative in helping to organize the Phi Beta Rho sorority, which, under her presidential direction, became an important factor in the extra-curricular activities of the college. Her popularity among her classmates was due to her unfailing amiability and sense of humor, and to her ability to play the role of perfect hostess to all. 'Your classmates wish you the best of luck in all future enterprises.

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THE 1.935 IRIS Glen Cove High School lnterfraternity Council lZl Vice President of Senior Class Phi Theta Epsilon Fraternity Student Activities Council l3l H. JAMES Lewis Glen Cove LONG ISLAND, N.Y. As big as he was, so big was his heart. Who but jim Lewis? Here, indeed, was a member of the class whom everyone could call a friend. Often made sport of for his tall stature, lim nevertheless accepted all comments in a jovial manner, and for his good-heartedness and understanding was awarded a warm spot in the hearts of his classmates. jim was also a good student, and ambitious by nature. Many a midnight hour found him studying. jim's favorite work, however, was that of the Clinics, and a good refractionist he was, indeed. Always intent upon his work, he lent his best efforts, and his patients left his re- fraction room satisfied. Any community in which he settles will be the better for this up and coming Optome- trist, and we predict a wonderful future.