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

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f u I THE Riigebiizcrora s 32 V out on the campus and engaged in a series of athletic events, con- sisting of leap frog, marbles, stone throwing, and pitching pennies. Those sports were followed by many hard days in the lab, during which time the Frosh hnished up their lab work and engaged in various amusementsg the special features being a young war between Nfchlahon and Bailey, and an argument between the C'Boy Oratorf' and Charles. There were also many memorable water fights, during which the clock Qthe only thing of value in the lab, and the property of Vice-Dean lyferklel was badly crippled. VVith the opening of the baseball season, the Class of 717 showed its real athletic ability by supplying four of the Varsity players: lyfartin, Pammenter, Harnish, and Ervin. YVhen the month of Nfay was well aged, the real trials and tribulations of the Frosh began. c'The Eoysn trudged many weary miles back and forth to Townsend Hall, where they sat with card- board on their knees and bewailed the many wasted moments of the days gone by. Eailp iiuuttne Patient comes, greetings o'er, 'Wraps find peg up near the door. Assisted gently to the chair, Adjusts the same to fit her hair. Fits a towel to its place, Gets his tools from the case, Examines well her oral door, Asks if this or that is sore. Then he places rubber darn, Following up the Packwood plan. Digs down deep with burs of steel, Tells her that the work is ideal. Hits a nerve, she jumps a bit, Asks her please to quiet sit. He must go more careful here, W7atching close those eyes so clear. But burs away until at last, Cavity is made and has been passed. Inserts a filling, slow but sure, Saying it the pain will cure. Smooths it up and lets her go,, After wiping her face, you know. These things happen every day, But vary much from the regular way, For this we're thankful, yes, by gad, Or Dentistry would be a fad. K. VV. MOORE 1o5

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X THE REF1 ,ECTOR , 32 xl yy who Tllibep Qlre HASTINGS-OUT Charley-member of the BARNYARD QUAR- TETTE-also a Normal School favorite. KNIGHT-Our I-Ienry-seen most after sunset and before sunrise- Commonly known as the Apple Kid. GRAMLICH-Our Gus-not backward about coming forward-AgNO3 absorber-Depew Aristocracy Leader. Miss KING-Our recognized nurse-she binds all our wounds, sews on buttons, and what would we do without her. I-IICKEY-Our Joe-one of the first row amphitheatre stars-dances at Hamburg and is known as the Dutch Crab. WEBER-Our Karlo-stops street cars by falling in front of them- some say he can dance, others F F F F DELAMATER-OurDell-have to use smoked glasses to look at him- there's a reason-who knows it? WHITE'OUf Whitie-the Swede from Jamestown-Leader of the BARNYARD QUARTETTF1, andthe Crabbers' Club. KORN-Our Georgie-commonly supposed to be non-.thletic and opposed to them-Ideal Plate Caster. MARTIN-Our Ozone-is prominently connected with the local, State and National FRESH AIR MISSION. HICKEYZQUT Football Bearcat-dreams much of his Fredonia Love -both speaks and practices temperance. BOND-Qur Only Security-attends the 65th games regularly- I wonder why? Oh you CATOI u DUMKE-Our Daddy Long Legs-truck driver-bartender-track lapper-and a Pearl Fanatic-'nuff said. BREWER-Our Ned-don't always judge a man by his name or occupation-he doesn't touch a drop. DIETTER-0ur Ike-loves the smoke of the Lackawanna Steel Dist., but is a recognized Woman HATER. PENROSETGUI Jake-joker, clown and humorist, but still a very quiet and bashful boy. 1o7