University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine - Reflector Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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1 A THE REFLECTOR y 32 f xp' Q Z i - f f 'lEx . -. nw. iii. S ' r f 0 T . 1 SEQ ,Lt a a 1' 1.4-'I.':ia'j..,:5': -4 ' 51-: fiilgiffaipf' gr., 15' ' -.1-2, 'ffiiift ' r- A- .. 'frffe , ,g95:.1f CHARLES A. COHEN CCABE 77 A youth of labor with an age of eafen. The New York police force was called to the Cohen home, January 14, 1894, to quell the ex- citement caused by the arrival of 'cAbe',. We have found that there was some discussion as to whether his parents should keep him or not. They decided to keep him, but removed to Rochester so that he could have a larger town to play in. Rochester East High School gave him enough knowledge to entitle him to admission to our college, and since coming here he has become noted for his deep bellow-one loud enough to awaken the dead. Aside from that he is all right, even to being Hsornev student and Workman. Rochester needs another dentist, so 'CAbe'7 says he is going to fill the need. Barrettonian Society Basketball Team, '13-'15 FELIX P. CUNNINGHAM CCKOKE37 For he by geomelric fcale, Could take the Jizz of pot: of alan. Koke's one ambition was to be September Morn,', but, alas, poor soul, he came a day too soon. On the 31st of August, I8Q2, L'Koke decided to become a citizen of Nlalone, N. Y., and allowed the institution of Franklin Academy to knock some knowledge into his head. Thence to our college. Koke'7 is rather quiet, but gets there just the same. While somewhat undecided where to practice, it is likely he will specialize in refrigerant analgesic in the cold winds of Nlalone. Delta Sigma Delta Barretto-nian Society Marquette Club 15

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THE REFLECTORPNQ 1 W ' sv' S W1 ARMINE H. F. BODE ccPINGa:, ccZIP1: I NI takz it to be the principle of life not to be too much addicted Zo any om zfhingv. Up in Troy, Ohio, on July 21, 1890, the birth records show that '4Ping,' entered this world. We are of the opinion that the saying, 'gcheaper to move than pay rent , was the cause of his moving to Buffalo. Nlasten Park High School claims him as a graduate and we claim him as qufg ,I the oflicial Mspre-ader . If anyone starts a rough N i house , Zip can usually be found at the back of it. He has a great ability along the line of . church hymns, and this has made him a great N-L factor around college. Buffalo will have another dentist added to her directory. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Class Vice-President, '13-714 LELAND W. CHAFFEE P l ll CHEF77 And aye my Chlorif' deareft charm, Sha :ayx .the Zola' me but of al . Chef's,' introduction to the ladies took place July 16, 1889, in Lawrence, N. Y. Lawrence Academy went to the expense of engraving a diploma for him, and from that institution he joined us. Chef,' is noted for putting in gold fillings Qthe kind you read aboutj, also for being in the infirmary eight hours out of each day. He declines to say where he will locate, except that it will be in U. S. A. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Class Vice-President, ,IZ-,I3 I4

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an .LL i THE REF ECTQR 2, w is f GLENN DEGELLEKE CKWOPU, CIRATJ-7 'cWhat 'mam dmef, I damn. ' November 18, 1893, was an unfortunate day for Rochester, N. Y., for on this day a Io-pound baby by the name of Rat,' was born, and up to this date he has increased his weight by 9 pounds and I3O ounces. In due time the Wop graduated from Rochester East High and from there wandered into our Freshman Class. The HRat always believes in returning all of the scrap from his crown and bridgework as well as from his gold plate work. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Class Treasurer, 714-,IS LAWRENCE T. DEVINE LARRY An ajable and courteouf gmtleman, and hcmdrome, tool 011 the dark, blustering winter's night of December 22, 1893, a door was left open in the Devine chateau and Larry blew in, for it was three days before Christmas and presents were in order. His father was a great lover of children, so he decided to keep Larry and send him to Albany High School. There he got wise to the standard absentee's excuse of going to the dentist, and decided to get some of that trade. With that idea in mind he joined us here. We feel that we will miss him greatly when he is graduated and goes back to Albany to practice. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Nlarquette Club 16