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

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2 - W An . J THE R FILELCTOR 'J' , 3 f qv A l Qtlinicai ivtaflr' DANIEL H. SQUIRE, D.D.S., Supcrintcnclcnt of Opcrcztifvc Clinic IABRAM HOFFRIAN, D.D.S., . Superintendent of Prosthetic Clinic LXIARSHALL CLINTON, NLD., . . Consultant in Oral Surgery ELI H. LONG, M.D., ...... Alncstlictist QDemnn5tratut5 JAMES R. HICKS, D.D.S. MAX D. VVILMOT, D.D.S. EARL S. PACKWOOD, D.D.S. LOUIS BRUMBERG, D.D.S. ABRAM HOFFLIAN, D.D.S. LOUIS C. HOWES, D.D.S. GUY M. HUGLIEY, D.D.S. CI-IARLES F. HALE, D.D.S. JOHN O. MCCALL, BA., D.D.S. JOSEPH L. CLEVELAND, D.D.S. JOHN L. GARRETSON, D.D.S. GEORGE NV. LORENZ, D.D.S. VV. RAY LVLONTGOMERY, D.D.S. EDWARD VV. WOODBURY, D.D.S. EDSON J. FARMER, D.D.S. FRANCIS S. ADARIS, D.D.S. ARTHUR J. MCCARTHY, D.D.S. VICTOR VV. LAY, D.D.S. ' ' -Lg1T??g-L':I5E5'L-1 1' ' 5' ':v?2.E?3:'::-APU:-A-van.. . E. I . , UL. I5

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LK A7 i 'fi7 X , .-1-.' f-van... ASHDOWN, NORRIS B. NAS!-I 77 Fcworite Jong- Some Sweet Day, By and B337 Ash first began to argue and ask unreasonable questions on August 9, 1893. From that time till this, Ash has beenpursuing a learned course. He has picked berries, drilled wells, taught school, crabbed in lab, cribbed in exams, and bluffed the Doctors, until today we see him as he is, ready to enter his chosen profession, confident that if anyone ever made a success, he will. Norris, as yet, has 11Ot decided whether to spend three months in France, five years in Porto Rico, or a lifetime in North Collins. However, 'fAsh can be trusted to do something entirely different from that ex- pected, so we are not sure where he will locate. Barrettonian Society Delta Sigma Delta Literary Manager, REFLECTOR Delaborone Club FiFi BAKEMAN, GEORGE 'C BAKE Bakeman received his first inspiration in Ar- cade, N. Y., in 1893. His second inspiration was to forsake- the farm awhile and study dentistry. Second thoughts are always best, anyhow, our Bakeman is specializing in Orthodontia. His golden smile is ever apparent. A happy and con- tented fellow he will always be. Nothing bothers him. He is just as apt to wear a straw hat in the winter as in the summer. Some day we may ex- pect to hear .that Bakeman has dropped his in- struments and retired to the farm, for he is very anxious to lead the simple life. Barrettonian Society I7 '- J 1:7 ,gi-1 N .':o,f,--V-4-ig-. .. .-.1 itz:-at 1- 1 . . 12 ig: , 1, ' : .t:fFf sg., ' , 51l,.' V' ' '- V ,. 1- lik, 1' i it if aft.-31.1121 A ' A-11.251121 . . ,.:.- ,Il-- 5:2 of-. 1, 444245:-21' -. .1 ,4 .. :1:1::1:1:'u::-.zpz-:gr.5:,:g:,-j12::::zQ.,:5. ..:qf V eff ,- ,