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

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THE 1935 IRIS Englewood High School Iris Staff, Assistant Editor l3l Student Activities Council l3l Senior Assessment Committee l3l President Newman Club l3l Phi Theta Epsilon Senior Class President GEORGE M. MCENEANY 48 Tenafly Road ENGLEWOOD, N.l. Mac is one of the best known and best liked members of the Class of l935. Always prominent, yet never too forward, he made many friends and was rewarded with the office of Class President. With a smile on his face, Mac could' always find a few minutes to chat with one of his classmates. His closest friend, however, has been Linke, his room-mate of three years standing. ' ln his studies Mac did not lag in the rear. He was always serious and conscientious in the preparation of his work. One of his most admirable characteristics is his steady loyalty to whatever organization or activity he lends himself. His nature is not purely business-like, there is also a jovial side to it. His hearty lrish laugh often has been a source of amusement to his friends. We all wish him the best of luck.

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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.

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lllh IFJJ IIXI J , 87' Minersville High School Treasurer of Newman Club lll lZl l3l Glee Club i2l Decoration Committee l3l Phi Theta Epsilon lOHN j. MIKATAVAC-E 32l St. Francis Street MINERSVILLE, PENNA. o lohn's matriculation at our school was preceded by that of his brother, Vincent, who was graduated in '34, And now the graduating class of '35 is honored to mention john as one of its constituent members. Mila, as he is known to his classmates, rose from comparative obscurity in the fresh- man class to an academic prominence equalled by few of his colleagues. He possessed one of the best mathematical minds among the students, and, on many occasions, helped others in uncovering the hidden snags in a Theoretic Optics problem. His ability in the practical phases ot our work was an established fact. john's brother is already practising successfully, and if all indications are correct, john will soon join him in upholding the prestige of the profession.