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

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THE 1935 IRIS Uniontown Senior High School College of Business Training Alumni Dance Committee lll Pupil Staff ill l2l Iris Staff lll l3l Composite Picture l3l WILLIAM H. MARSTELLER 49 Byrer Avenue UNIONTOWN, PENNA. In Bill we find a high degree of active intelligence and versatility. He is always keenly aware of what is going on around him. His interests branch out into many fields. One of his best known characteristics is his fondness for drawing and painting. His skill in this direction surmounted his lack of formal education in art work. The Pupil can thank him for his many contributions, and The Iris can be grateful for his art direction. There is only space to merely mention some of his other pursuits. He kept in his dormitory room an aquarium with several uncommon types of fancy fish, and has more than a casual knowledge of botany and entomology. He is fond' of singing, dancing, playing the ukelele, and piano. - But his many hobbies have not prevented him from being a capable student of Optometry, as his invaluable aid in trying moments has shown. '84

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THE 1935 IRISi West Orange High School Business Manager of The Iris l3l Clee Club lll l2l Freshman Publication Com- mittee l3l Phi Theta Epsilon ERNEST E. LINKE 61 Watchung Avenue WEST ORANGE, NJ. You will not find often a disposition so equable as that of our classmate from The Oranges. He treats everyone with friendliness, and almost nothing can make him harbor resentment for more than a few seconds. He was methodical in his school work and was not easily inducedl to go out until his work was finished. However, when the time and place called for the spirit of fun, there was nothing backward about him. One of his favorite recreations is dancing. He excels in demonstrating the folk dances of northern New jersey. During the senior year he lent his efforts and support to the business side of the lRlS. Linke should not find it difficult to build up a successful practice because of his likable personality and because of his deep interest and proficiency in his profession.

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THE 1935 'IRIS 8 Farmville High School Hampden Sidney College Virginia Military Institute Glee Club Ill IZI ROBERT iAci4soN MARTIN, ir, FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA o lack was well-known throughout his three years at our College for his genial personality and winning smile. He is one of the several representatives of the South, in our class, and like the others, did much to uphold the old tradition,-that of a true Southern Gentleman. Always smiling and willing, jack was ever ready to lend a helping hand to anyone in need of it. He was of the studious type, studying hard when necessary, but at the same time enjoying himself whenever his time permitted. jack did not care to take a very active part in class activities, but he always managed to make his presence felt, and did much to assure the success of any plan the class wished to carry out. After graduation, there is no doubt in our minds that jack will be a successful, ethical type of practitioner. 5.