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

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1 . Q THE REFLECTORAE , 32 0 r 1 Us LONG NORMAN B. 7 CCSAG77 c'N0body lower afar mam. On the 16th of September, 1892, there arrived in New York City a rather robust child. He was too large for New York, so his folks took him to Atlanta, Ga., and finally to Olean. He surprised the town folks by exhaustive knowledge, and the high school authorities graduated him in 1912. After a year of -rest, Norman decided that den- tistry was his calling, so he traveled up to Buffalo. Some say that Norman will surely become a politician, but he is quite handy with the forceps, provided they are strong enough. Sag is quite a critic, and you will always find him in the front row at the Teck Theater on hlonday evenings. 'fl should worryl' is his favorite saying and he practices what he preaches. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Double Four D7 RIARQUEDANT, PEARL IRENE PEARL 'l Un a cold morning in November, Pearl joined us earthly beings at Rives junction, hlichigan. After spending her infant years there, she came to Rochester with her people. HPearlU is some student, and the East High School graduated her in 1908. She decided that her calling was the business world, so she studied for two years at the Roches- ter Business Institute. After mastering the fundamental principles of business, she was still unsatisfied. After once visiting a neighborhood dentist, she decided that dentistry would be just the thing for her, so she waited until IQI3, and joined us. Unlike other members of her sex, c'Pearl77 is decidedly practical, and dentistry just suits her. She is quite lively, and has often tried to jump from the prof's desk to her seat in the amphitheater. Pearl'7 will practice in Rochester. Barrettonian Society Wlomarfs Club of University 32

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THE REFLECTORSE 32 4 V Q LEVIN, LESTER CC 77 It if cz greater romplimenz to be' trufzfed than to bf loved? The day after April Fool's Day was celebrated in 1895, for there came unto Nlr. and Nlrs. Levin of Rochester, N. Y., a sensible, curly-haired boy, and they named him Lester. Lester's aversion to rattle boxes and toys was soon discovered, and at the age of three he could say his A,B,C,'s and do a little algebra. Les,' was duly graduated from East High School, and his sensibleness led him to study dentistry. He selected the best dental col- lege in the land-U. of B. Lesterls source of amusement at college was looking up anatomy and allied subjects. His favorite poetic recita- tion, which he delivered so often during his Fresh- man year, is Zim, Zim, Zim. Levin will practice in Rochester. Barrettonian Society Sigma Alpha Nu LOCKHART, HERVEY C6 77 A little Scotchecry was heard in hflayville in 1895, and Hoot mon, a Wee Scotch child was Wi' us. This fair-haired' lad, joyful, stern and studious, was destined to be a great man. Under careful tuition of his father, Hervey was ready to learn all about dentistry. His experienced ability for prosthesis is known to us all, and his specialty is packing plates ,and casting aluminum full uppers. Lockhart is quite a singer, and very often We hear him pour forth some love melody. Hervey's .heart is in the right lace-but I can not just remember her name. hoping that Hervey will soon hopes. Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Double Four Nlandolin Club Glee Club p .. Anyhovv, here's realize his highest 31

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Y 10 r Y THE REFLECTOR Xl we? YV MCCLURE, GLENN O. CCNLAC77 lCSIS77 Song- Heaven Protect the Pl7'orki1zg Girl? Born in Olean in 1893, and the city should be proud of such a model young man. When Glenn arrived at U. of B. three years ago, it was hard for the fellows to understand him, as his personality is one of refinement and quietness. To describe him it is best to say that he is a gentlemen in all ways, polite, quiet, unassuming, gentle and good mannered. He must have been shocked at the boarding house when he saw a fellow dip a loaf of bread in his coffee and drink the bread. VVe are sure his chosen profession fits him. Barrettonian Society Crabber's Union MIKULSKI, HELEN V. 'HOUR SVVEETNESSU On a windy day in hflarch, 1894, amidst the storm and turmoil, our Helen appeared on the scene. Her practical ability was discovered at a tender age, and her aversion to dolls and toys was supplemented by a tool chest, a few saws and chisels. Her parents sent her to Nlasten Park High School and then to the State Normal, but chisels and saws and instruments still pleased her above all and she joined us in 1913. It was not long before' her heart was kidnapped by a member of the Class of i9I4. The wedding bells are call- ing her. YVe will always remember her as our Helen. Q Womenis Club Barrettonian Society S 33