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

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f .tl THE REFLECTORSE 32 4 xg I E? S7 DANIEL J. EVANS Xi Psi Phi DAN Hand me up cz match . A Dan's elongated form first appeared, Feb- ruary 24, 1892, in Buffalo, N. Y. After look- ing down on his classmates at NIasten Park High School for four years, he favored us with his presence, and '4Dan is a jolly good fellow, always on the job, especially when somebody is buying cigars. The mystery of Dan's ever, present cigar stump is cleared up in a report in a local paper which says that Dan is suing a man for breach of promise because said man did not save all his butts for Dan . As seeing is believing , We predict he Will uphold the standard of the profession when he starts out for himself in his home town. Barrettonian Society LIOL DANIEL FITZPATRICK Frm ' 'cG0ldm Gmini are the joy of my llfell. The Springville Bugle, of Springville, N. Y., dated August 22, 1890, says that the home of Fitzpatricks was blessed by the arrival of a 9-pound baby boy, and We are led to believe that said baby boy was our Fitz . At least, he says he first opened his eyes on the above date. The Griffith Institute of Springville was annoyed by his presence for four years, and it was from that institution that he entered our college. g'Fitz,' believes in sending his patients home with some remembrance of him, and he lets that be a bi- cuspid clamp on upper bicuspid, underlaid with cotton rolls. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Class Treasurer, '13-714 Marquette Club zo

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1 THE RE C W , F E TOR gy , f Yf:-iii? '1 2- - ag: V 1 - ' 1 .5 ,1v- A l p HARGLD G. ENSIGN Cl 77 Hare you may .ree 'Red', the married mann. The hery locks of red were first seen in the sky above the secluded spot known as McGraw, N. Y., April 13, 1891. The schools claiming the honor of having prepared 'cRed', for our univer- sity, are hlcGraW High School, Cortland State Normal and Cazenovia Seminary. RedH is usually quiet, but will do anything for excite- ment, even to getting married. After snatching his sheepskin from U. B., Red'7 expects to practice in America. He declines to give any further statements to the press. Xi Psi Phi Theta Nu Epsilon Barrettonian Society ' . .411-2:24 -- .. .4:11a1:1:2:a1qq:v '- V f B. HARRISGN EDDY ClBEN7J, CCED77 ' Take him and we him wall-he if worthy of iz . At Shamokin, Pa., on September 23, 1889, this strange and Wonderful mixture of pride, piety and depravity became matriculated in the town census. Ed then breezed through the Shamo- kin High School by book or crook and came on by freight to Buffalo. 'cBen', is also one of the fevv dovvntrodden Benedicts our class boasts of, but seems to be able to carry it cheerfully enough to predict a practice in years to come at Olean, N. Y. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society 19

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THE REFLECTORPFE ae 4 V N ea JAMES ANTHONY FLANAGAN SLIM , USLIVERS77 HA chefrful .vpiritg di.rce1'11ing the filver lining of the darken cloudv. Friday, the thirteenth! Does not that make cold chills run up and down your back, and make you think of all unlucky things? In order to cast aside that superstition forever, let me say that in 1890 on such a day Slim Jim made known his presence to the public of Albany, N. Y. Secured his early education at the Albany High School. He heard the call of the aching dental organs, and entered the University of Pennsyl- vania. After two years, he became acquainted with the preliminary steps in the profession and decided to join us, so as to be properly fitted to take care of the people in Albany. Lest We for- get, he developed a great mania for accumulating slivers in his limbs, by sliding down the banisters at college. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Nlarquette Club D. PAUL GAUGEL GAUG N 'C There if luck in leisure . Fayetteville, N. Y., Was never heard of until February 13, 1893. It Was on this date that Paul decided to open his eyes, and since then his birthplace Was placed on the map. '4Gaug,' says that he received a diploma from the Fayetteville High School, but We can ind no such school existing at the present time. Perhaps his gradua- tion caused the said school to become extinct. At any rate he obtained the requirements which entitled him to admission to our college. Paul is some boy-with the ladies-and We are of the opinion that his practice will consist largely of that sex. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Associate Editor of THE REFLECTOR ' 2 I