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

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I THE REFLECTORSSE 32 4 V b E? LEO A. STAFFORD STAFF H If God can love them all, .rarely I can love a dozen . 'cStaffH made his first bow to the ladies on October II, ISQI, in Akron, N. Y., and as he could not find enough variety there, he landed in the City of Buffalo, hflasten Park High School has the honor of handing him his diploma. Staff is always the first one in the infirmary after lec- tures and can always be found busy. Still has the habit of bowing to the ladies, and for some reason or other the majority of his patients are dolls',. After he finishes here, they will find him practicing in Buffalo. Barrettonian Society Track Team GORDEN B. SULLIVAN USULLYH What if there in :hir vale of life Hag af delightful ar a wife? Things were thrown into confusion on November 24, 18845, in Oswego, N. Y., when a wheezy vocal effort announced the arrival of Gorden. Years after, he again surprised the natives by his graduation' from the Oswego High School. Upon graduation he discovered that the click of the forceps and the wail of a suffering patient were music in his ears. He sought to develop his dental technic at Northwestern University. Sully pursued the mystic charm of knowledge at that institution for two years and finally joined us here at Buffalo. A great advo- cate of sleep as well as a skilled navigator on the seaDof matnmony. Will relieve aching molars at etroit,lfIich. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society 36

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f . THE REFLECTORNNE . 32 4 V b QE? ,. 1 W Q JOHN HOWARD SCHEMEL HSCHEMH The Zhingr I worry ovfr never happen, 50 why gw f wl, ',,., , Q 77 ga. wo My - ,,..,. , .'A- Schem rolled into Syracuse, N. Y. October 1 +, 1 7 -' 3, 1893, and this event was heralded in the Heaven above, the earth below, and in the water f under the earthn. When Schem was graduated A from Central High School of Syracuse, Dean Squires and Vice-Dean Merkley were both wait- A l- ' 'fll . ing for him, so they could start the regular ses- '-55-7' sions. Schem', is always there when there is V any excitement, especially when it comes to 3... excitement in the line of songs. VVhen it comes iil ' to college work, he can always be found among 'i'i the busy ones. 'cSchem thinks Syracuse will be good enough for a starter,'. ' Xi Psi Phi Theta Nu Epsilon Barrettonian Society Class President, ' I4-,IS Nlarquette Club EDWARD SCHWARTZ C6 77 Sweet if mccerr obtairifd through mamfold rtrugglff and hard toil . ,...., . This long, hungry-looking Daddy', with the A sanctimonious look was extricated from the wilds of Buffalo, N. Y., July 11, 1879. Soon after he was able to walk, he entered the Central High School and was graduated from that institution. The old saying of , out of the frying pan into the lireu, seems correct, for Ed'7 joined Uncle Sam7s f mail service and then was joined unto another by matrimony. Now we have him, and do not know what to do with him. He has developed a great mania for taking notes in class, and statistics go to show that his note book expenses exceed his lecture fees. Will add his name to the BulTalo's best of practitioners. Delta Sigma Delta V..' it Barrettonian Society fifiv. . ,f if-115 .1 j flf , 2f.5,, i ' .r x., 11FE1 ', 1 . M112-::.F' ,fl :fu 11 .fa .. , w-1..zv,.e:2-'g W ' ' fl' ' ini - 4 , -1 .5 .- ,,,, 1? r . ,:f 's:1:2a'5:'5 ' -. ,-.4-lf .P . . zaizlv' 1 .4-1zf,,. ' .zixa we - .4:-eel' 44.-1' i . ' I 1.1.7 4.2. - ' Y -- 35

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f Y X T1-11: REPXLECTORPQQ , ?Z? 4 ' V 1 ABRAM W. SWIADOS CCABE 77 Nature, aftfr 'making him, broke the mouldv. Born in Russian Poland, September 19, 1893. Evidently, the land of the Czar did not appeal to Abe',, for the year of IQO5 saw him land on our shores. He made quick Work of our language, and in less than seven years '4Abe,' had completed his grammar amd high school education. Abe says Filling teeth in America is a dlsight better than being filled With lead in a Russian trench. FRANCIS MURRY TENCH BLONDE Why dow hot beauty go with it?'7 Blonde', hrst saw the light of day on June 8, 1891, in Galt, Ontario, but that place did not suit him and he moved to Buffalo. A diploma from Buffalo Technical High School entitled him to admission to our college. Blonde was once told in his dreams that he would be famous, and he really believes it. We can't say that We exactly doubt it, either. He is some Workman, and will be some help to his father when he grows up. In fact, he says he thinks he Will let his father Work for him as soon as he gets his little sheepskin. Xi Psi Phi Barrettonian Society Track Team, 712-,IS 37 Barrettonian Society :ee 1 f 1- 5 ' .. A :f 3-'-EEJP' ,FW - f ' M' ,QEEEESEZZ 1' .fr ,iiflifliif 3 ' :3g52g1f JC-ZIV '2 1 -:2:vff 4112- 9 . : . 1 3 ' ' .-Efiiifiififil 'I' 2 -i- i 1' ' .1-,..f--'ff f wi