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

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THE REFLECTQR 32 4 V 5 VICTOR MCKINLEY HVIC77, CCMAC77 'L Warte no time i1i wordfw. View, the optimist, was born in Clayton, N.Y., August 24, 1892. The reason the writer can be so sure of his optimism, is the fact that Nlac'7 slept behind him in lectures the entire Senior year. Vic became very popular because of his elforts along the line of toques, and the Seniors are still pondering over the phenomenon of his paying his tuition and buying the toques with the same money. 'cMac joined us, after snlatch- ing his 'csheepskin H from the Clayton High School. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Assistant Manager of THE REFLECTOR I Nlarquette Club JAMES HENRY MCKNIGHT CCMAC77 I To all mankind a romtaiitfrieiid, Provided they have smoke: to lendv. St. Patrick missed by a day having another protege, for Mac asked for the makin7s', of his lirst cigarette on March 18, ISQ3, in Dunkirk, N. Y. After prominently associating in the Dunkirk High School athletics, he made his first bow to the ladies and has been bowing ever since. The funny part of it is, he thinks he gets away with it. Has no definite views in life, so let the world bid high for him, for he is a winner. If satisfactory bids are advanced, he will Try Dunkirk First . Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Editor-in-Chief ofBi.fo1i, '14-715 Basketball Team, '12,-'13, '13-'14 Marquette Club 29

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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

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I THE REF1 .ECTORCE W 4 XI Q E? YV CLOR WILLIAM MERLE Virtue alone if happineff hen, below . Merle, after some debating, decided to open his eyes, December 21, 1890, in Little Falls,,N. Y. The Falls were too Little', for him, so he moved to Syracuse, N. Y., where he completed his High School course. After two years of col- lege life fone in Syracuse University and the other in the University of Rochesterj, he joined our ranks. After the nine o'clock lecture, he can al- ways be found in the hfluseum, reading his daily letter from the ideal of his dreamsn. Married life will soon have another follower, at least from reports, and Rochester will be blessed with his ollice. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Business Nlanager of THE REFLECTOR ARNOTT A. MOORE UR. Nor Hz live: not now that knows me to be in love,- yet I am in love . HR. Not , the iking of photographers, was rocked in his cradle for the first time in the City of Buffalo, September 6, 1892. He remained in this city long enough to earn a diploma from Central High School and then journeyed to the University of Pennsylvania, where he remained for one year. He then decided to be a regular man and so joined our ranks. His specialty was making gold inlays with air-tight, water-tight joints and gauranteed to last until the patient reached the outside door of the inirmary. Any- way, Arnott is a winner and will try his skill in his home town. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Class Treasurer, '12-'13 30