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

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wwwmmg omega delta fraternity was founded at pco on january 7, 1923. it is the largest and one ofthe most active optometric fraternal organizations in the country. ome- ga delta strives to provide an opportunity for its members to gain experience in professional training and leadership. numerous educational seminars are held throughout the year and prominent optometrists in the area are invited to join in the spirited discussions. bernard witlin, a.b,, msc. d.sc, marwan s. rifai, h.s., o.d. 50

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,.f- h. kohn r. leven w. lewis NVQY- NATIONWIDE nine states put their faith and money into the project envoy. the envoy men re- sponded by initiating the most successful recruitment program in optometric histo- ry. the national headquarters of the a.o.a. acknowledged our feat and promoted the program to an even greater degree. envoy was now active in every state in the na- . tion. d, lightcap m. lilly s. luloff 49

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i. parfanowicz m. richardson g, roberts p. robinson l. ross p. ross yi ll the alpha chapter of phi beta rho was founded at the pennsylvania college of optometry in 1934 to provide an organization for female optometry students. the aims of phi beta rho are the promotion of friendship among its members, the furtherance of lofty ideals of optometry, and the encouragement of the high- est standard of ethics among professional women. 51