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

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XIX THE REFLECTORE X, , e FLEEK, GLENN YV DIXON, BIILDRED BIURRAY hI1NN1E 'EDICKH '4Brigf1le1z the corvzfr wlvere you are. The time-December 2, 1895. The place-Tonavvancla, N. Y. The girl-Little Hhrlinnief' Too bad she was not born a boy, for she surely is a fine fellow. Did you ever see Dick at Work in the lab, and notice the crowd of spectators gathered around? She learned all she could at the Tonawanda High School and then decided she would follow in Daddyls footsteps, and that is how she happens to be with us. Upon obtaining her degree, 'chflinniei' will proceed to extract teeth and dollars from the Tonawanda folks. Barrettonian Society Glee Club VVomen's University Club Dramatic Society Flower and hflotto Committee Fi Fi B. HBADGEH Fleek hails from Dunkirk, N. Y. One day in IQI3, the Weather became cold enough in Florida to Wake the natives from their usual yearly slumber and, rubbing his eyes, 'cBaclge decided to return to New York State and study dentistry. But We fear that he remained too long in the South, as the habit of sleeping most ofthe time still stays with him. 4'Badge,' thought of quitting ethical dentistry and going into the advertising game, but after talking it over with Dr. Cobb, he sud- denly changed his mind. Glenn is very fond of music and ing on his of his ear enough as boy when out a sign, HLadies Onlyfi Xi Psi Phi Nlolars Theta Nu Epsilon Ajax Spliinx Banquet Committee Barrettonian Society spends most of his spare time practic- many different flutes, but on account trouble he has not become proficient yet to appear in public. He is some it comes to the fair sex, and when he opens up his ofnce it is probable that he will put 25

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THE REP1 ,ECTORCE 32 4 ' ,V Q G? DEERY, JOHN K4 77 4'He1'e you shall :ee a Countryman of yours, That ha: done worthy Jeroicefl Un a special night in July, in the year of 1890, John Patrick brought happiness to a little country home in' Vfellsville, N. Y. His mother brought him up to be her pride and joy. Wfellsville High School claims credit for his attendancein the earlier years of his training. After graduating from high school he attended normal and then for four years he wielded the 'Chickory stick. Finally, due to tenderness of heart, he decided that he would no longer be an Ichabod, whereupon he wended his way toward Buffalo, and when he recovered he found himself in the University of Buffalo. Since then he has made no attempt at escape and we have found that: HHe if cz piece of virtue and We doubt not but his training hath been noble. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Art Editor, REFLECTOR Sigma Phi Delta hlarquette Club DEVINE, JACK J. 'CGIANTH Soug- fun az Little Bit of Herweuf, Born in Albany in 1895, and coming from that city, lie got the capital idea of taking up dentistry, then go to Washington and make a mint of money. He is especially adapted to heavy work and is always found mingling with agar agar in Bacteri- ology Lab. Jack is of a fighting nature and he is often seen licking postage stamps. He has regu- lar hours for everything, his college hours being from 8 A. NI. till 6 P. NI. Now he wants the jani- tor to keep the lab open nights. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society hffarquette Club Sigma Phi Delta Sphinx 24

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THE REFLECTGR GIBBONS, RAYMOND M. GrBB1E HSUNSHINEH '4Gibbie'7 was born in Akron, N. Y. However, he soon found that there were not enough natives in that town to kid, so he moved to Buffalo. Here he has lost most of his usual ways except the fear . i of crossing the street when there is an automobile within two blocks of him. At one time he thought of quitting dentistry for the barber business. He has finally decided to combine the two and give a shave with every cleaning. Gibbie,' is going to locate in Buffalo, and with his fine line he should make a great success. Xi Psi Phi Theta Nu Epsilon Sphinx Barrettonian Society Business hflanager, REFLECTOR hlolars hflarquette Club Chairman, Announcement Committee Fi Pi GILLICK, OWEN E. HJIMMIE 7' Clayton, N. Y., claims this lad. His most cher- ished ambition is to be the world's greatest ath- lete. He thought about the subject so long, that he finally decided that he was Jim Thorpe. Hav- ing heard somewhere that a camel can go seven days without a drink, he figured that a dental student can go one day with only two meals, so he cut out his dinner and worked noons in the iniirmary, only to be greatly disappointed when he found that there was no January class. If 4'-limlsl' ambition still holds out when he starts practicing for himself, he can retire at an early age. Xi Psi Phi lvlarquette Club Double Four Cap and Gown Committee Barrettonian Society Company hfl,65th Regiment 26