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

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l l -H0 500 ll Those days of yore, will come no more, But thru our manly years, The tho't of you, old White and Blue, Will fill our eyes with tears. UST one week had elapsed since my son had left home to enter the ,Dental Department of the University of Buffalo, to learn the honorable profession which his dad had pursued for the past twenty-five years. Being an only son, it naturally struck the lad's mother as well as myself very hard. So while she was clearing the supper table, I betoolc myself to the sitting room and sat down before the fireplace for my customary evening cigar. Having been the rounds myself during my college days at Buffalo, and knowing the boy was a chip from the old block, I wondered if he were at the time sitting in the HG. Af' in back of a high dark or Hofbrau or any of the places so dear to my mem- ory, yet so terrible when giving my hopeful his final instructions before his departure. And, while hoping he would be home study- ing Danny'7 Squire's cavity classification or AbieH Hoffmanis Hingenuityn, still I entertained fears for him. - This led rne to recall once more the good old days from IQI2 to 1915 with the boys, and with the aroma of my strong cigar T fell moodily into wondering just where they were and what they were now doing. The effect of the cigar together with the sweet strains of. To U. of B., to U. of B.g Our Alma Nfater by the inland sea . which my wife played in the music room after finishing her house- hold duties, gradually drifted me along to a state of coma where in fancy a spirit in an airship carried me here and there to the various places where 1915 represented our Alma Mater. So clearly was it all revealed to me that I made note of it with the following results: I was carried through Albany where my attention was called to a shingle which read, f'Dr. L. T. Devine, Specialist in gold fillings in the lower jaw which cannot drop out . Larry, so far as I could ascertain, was doing well by three Devines Qlfaith, Hope, and Charityj who were all in High School. Down the street a few blocks I met Jimmie Flanagan who walked me into his laboratory to tell me that he was running a S3