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

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TI-IE REFLECTOR ' I ll 32 NY ig? HOVVARD FOWLER LENVIS VVAD113 'cdnd when ez 2U0'WL6Z7'L,J' in the Care, You know all other thingf give placen. The slogan, Rochester-made means qualityv, was originated on July 13, 1890, for it was on this day VVadie,' Warbled his f1rst note. While attending the West High School of that city. he developed not only his voice but a marvelous technic on the mandolin. Being of a scientific turn of mind, he graced the roster of the Uni- versity of Rochester for two years, from which place he came to us. He not only found a dental college in Buffalo, but better still, the 'cideal of his dreamsn. He will add his services to the quality of Rochester. Delta Sigma Delta. Barrettonian Society Leader of Nlandolin and Glee Clubs College Quartette Editorial staff, REFLECTOR JAMES L. MAGNER cc-'l'IM7a , HI know him well, yet cannot clercribe him . On September II, 1892, Wellsville, N. Y., was awakened by a loud bellovving. After putting the Burns Detective Agency on the track of the unearthly noise, it Was found that a future spit- ball artist had made his appearance at the Nlag- ner home. After serving as the Hmound artist for the Wellsville High School for four years, he decided to put his arm to better advantage by extracting the molars of suffering humanity. Jim expects to start his office down hurn',, and from the class of his Work While in college, there is no doubt but that he will make good. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Marquette Club 27

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THE REFLECTOR 32 gy ,, Hia fault! lie him. VICTOR LAY CCVIC 77 lightly on him . Had We been in the Lay home in Wilkes Barre Pa., Nlarch 15, 1894, We no doubt would have seen some joy manifested over the arrival of a baby boy, for records show that Vic opened his eyes to the beauty of nature on the above date and place. The Vllilkes-Barre High School sent him to our university. Buffalo must have looked good to the rest of his family for they all moved here. VVe can hardly imagine Why Vic chose dentistry as his vocation, for his drawings forebode a great success as an artist We predict that he Will be a big help to his father in fact he is another one who will let his father Work for Barrettonian Society Art Editor Reflector BIARVIN LEVY . hflARVE He who firm late 1157151 dow a good clczylf work . There was a big time in Buffalo, N. Y., on the 28th day of April, 1892, and when the smoke cleared awayffhlarvev was found in his tiny cradle telling the folks all about it. He says he attended Central High School for four years, but Welve yet to locate such a school. Has a habit of sleeping over mornings, and interrupting lectures by his tardy arrival. Nevertheless, he is a scholar and will hang out his shingle in his home town. Barrettonian Society 26

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I Y AIA -il THE REFI .EQToR'g 32 my E? WILLIS R. MAUL BILL , iiWILLITH,7 H What :hall we call it, Folly or Good Nature? So Jofzf, ro rimple and fo kind a creature . On July 9, 1892, in Brockport, N. Y., was born a child destined to be a shining example of an ethical dentist. Bill never smokes, chews, drinks or swears. '4Willith is the fellow who silently creeps up to you from the rear, puts his head over your shoulder, rubs his ever-present growth of shrubbery on your cheek, and says, Kith papa, tweetheart . Bill rightfully acquired the title of c'Col1ege Widow,', having had no less than six husbands during his college career. Nevertheless, Bill is some student and work- man. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society CHARLES H. McKEE . cc Bda!-xc 77 'cdiid being Dirk, he ir quick of witw. January I7, 1893, was a dark and stormy night, but it had no fears for lVlac , so he de- cided to waken things up a bit on that date in the City of Buffalo. NIac has been a worker since a shaver , and still knows the art. Central High School has the honor of giving him his pre- liminary education. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Basketball Team, '13-'14-'15 Associate Editor, REFLECTOR 28