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

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A THE REFLECTORCP 'L v Xl E? NW GRENOLDS, LAWRENCE L. POP HLANTERNH Song- Too Ilfluclz M1i:ta1'd. Born in Troupsburg, N. Y., in 1892. Little is known of his youth. 'While at college, all of his associates have been people of a mechanical turn of mind-maybe that is why We see him so much with the kitchen mechanics of the different households in Delaware Avenue. He is a great promoter and has made famous the bean supper at the Y. Nl. C. A. every Thursday night. Now wejre wondering what he'll spring in the line of dentistry. Barrettonian Society HAR RIN, MAU RICE Cl 77 Born in the City of Brotherly Love in ISSS and educated at a Philadelphia high school, this serious chap came to us. His early days were spent in his father's dental lab, and 'tis said that at Xmas time his father gave him plates and bridges to play with instead of toys. hflaurice is indeed quite proficient With the wax spatula and the Pearson chisels, and he can make plates While you Wait. Hankin's source of amusement during his college-course was to see how many plates he could make, and I guess he is not satisfied yet. Hankin expects to practice somewhere Down East. Barrettonian Society. 29

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a T1-IF RFFI FFTOR L - . -2-if aa 4 ea .- ' . . ii i' f 5 .f,fl5fE5 ' V '3 1. yeas. . ' - E 34. f i, ?,,a3 5 Q .TM I . w i : 'f5'5fI555i314i5. .' ' 34'- -. i'f:'?' . 'x leg 1 .,.':S1i 'f' -55 Q -'--- - is .ff Sf--. i . .- g gg: q1.: :,V,f 1:35 .55 5 i sf- ' 5 ' ' . GOLDBERG, HARRY HEYBURN HGOLDIE7' What I emit do-don? try it. Goldie7' was introduced to his older brothers and sisters about October 28, I892, at Buffalo, N. Y., and since has always thought Buffalo a pretty good place in which to live and grow wise. Hutchinson High School and the grocery business contributed all they could to his education, and it remained for the U. of B. to put on the finishing touches. Being iirst to matriculate, c'Goldie', has managed to keep on top of the heap ever since, and we predict he will still be found there in years to come. A good student and a hustler is a combination hard to beat. He thinks he will stick to the place of his birth, because he knows a lot of people who need first class dental services, and besides, he needs the money. Barrettonian Society Assistant Nlanager, REFLECTOR GREENWGOD, GEORGE DANIEL 6SRUNT77 Song- I Never Knew There Evil! cz Girl Like You. Born in Rochester in 1892. Evidently the Rochester water supply is not as good as they say, for George never had the luck of gaining height from it. Nevertheless, he is busy for a little fellow, and of late has raised a mustache, thinking he could retain dignity with that when out in practice. Between work and the one ofthe fair sex, we don't see much of him this year, but everything is arranged for a place in Rochester. Delta Sigma Delta Sigma Phi Delta Barrettonian Society lkflolars Sphinx Vice-President, Senior Class Associate Editor, REFLECTOR 28

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I 1 1 THE SREFLECTQR 32 ' V S E? KELLY, JOHN P. WH1sPERrNc.'l Song- I Didnit Raife My Boy To Be cz Soldier. Born in Rochester in ISQI, and when only a small boy moved to Honeoye Falls where he later became a prize waltzer. For the last three years we have been trying to dope out the peculiar smile that is always on his face when he is talking to anyone, but maybe that only means an inspira- tion for an invention which he is after in a mys- terious way. Evidently, John's ancestors served in the Civil or Revolutionary VVar, for when the call came for University recruits, John was the first to respond and will soon be corporal. Nlarquette Club Barrettonian Society Company Rl, 65th Regiment ' Sigma Phi Delta LOJOCONO, SAVERIO STEPHEN CCJOCKJ7 'Well, Friend Lojocono first began to eat garlic on August 15, ISQZ. Jock is a H116 fellow, and in 1912, due to hard labor, etc., he was graduated from Builalo Central High School. Lojocono was always desirous of being an aid to humanity, so he spent a year studying medicine, but then de- ciding that .the mouth is the gateway to disease, he concluded that dentistry should be his profes- sion. And here is a Senior. Wle all wish L'-lockv success wherever he may practice, be it Black Rock or South America. . Barrettonian Society 30