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

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fi Y ' ' ' THE REF1 ,recfrorz Z ' xp' X E? SCHWEIZER, FREDRICH DUTCH U They claim that when Fred left Springville to study dentistry, all the girls escorted him to the train. Judging from his attitude toward the fair sex since he has been in Buffalo, we can well be- lieve it. '4Dutch is a constant reader, and does not take time enough away from his newspaper to listen to the oral surgery lecture. He is a pretty busy man, for he is combining a night course at the Normal School with his dental studies. Xi Psi Phi Double Four Barrettonian Society Assistant hlanager, REFLECTOR TRONOLONE, JOSEPH JOHN CCJOEI7 Our little Joe came to Buffalo in Nlay, 1895. He was a very unusual child and all throu h his f s ,youth he pleased the schooliauthorities with his melodies. Hjoei' graduated from Central High and matriculated at Canisius College, but soon decided that his calling was a professional one. The University appreciates the untiring work of Joe as bandrnaster and for instructing the University Band, which created a great sensation at Rochester and at other functions, such as University Day. Tronolone's specialties along dental lines are lower lingual bar plates with clasps. Hjoen will practice in Buffalo. Barrettonian Society Marquette Club University Band University Band Leader University Orchestra 40

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Z ...L THE REFLECTORQAE 32 4 V Q SEBGLD, EDVVIN JAMES ciNOISY,, S01zg- Ew'ryb0ciy Else if Getting it. Born in Syracuse in 1891-a silent baby. After high school, he took a try out at Rugby-not satisfied with that, he tried Travis. From Travis he came back to Syracuse University, but think- ing he would be a better dentist, he came to U. of B. three years ago. VVe always know when Ed is coming, for there is a big noise and in walks the five feet six inches. Though his course was completed in January, he thought it best to spend the rest of his time specializing. Why, crown and bridge, that is easy, and anatomy, oh, itls hard, but I know it. Study-why he never studies, so he says, but who ever saw him away from his books or the lab? Delta Sigma Delta Barrettonian Society Sigma Phi Delta STEINAKER, WERNER HSTEINH HCURLEYH HINLAYH Song- A Liltlz Lowe, cz Little Kin. Werner was born in Syracuse in the year of ISQI, with a smile on his face that to this day has never worn off. After finishing high school, he entered Rugby for a year, then spent a year at Dickenson where he established great football renown. Then Curley'7 thought he would like inlay work, so he finally settled in U. of B., three years ago. He made quite a start in the football here, but for some reason or other he thought he'd rather spend his vacations with the fair sex in Syracuse rather than be in the muddy togs, so he stopped. Itfs a shame to see a fellow with such a winning smile become settled down so young in life, but then why shouldn't he? There is still room in Syracuse for another dentist. 'Delta Sigma Delta Sphinx President, Barrettonian Captain, Baseball Team, Society 1915 Theta Nu Epsilon Banquet Committee Molars 39

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311 r ' uk THF REF1 .iecwo ii iv V we 5 UNGERER, PHILIP D. UNIIKEH After spending several years inspecting cements, Hhlikeu decided he had sufficient knowledge how to mix them to enable him to qualify as a Fresh- man Dent. So, putting a dozen or two bottles of the different brands of hair restorer in his trunk, he left Lyons and came to Buffalo. He was re- ceived vvith open arms by the Y. hfl. A. He was expelled shortly after, when they found that he was really only a Dutchman. 'fhflike's', scholastic ability is in the line of anatomy. He sure is some shark when it comes to handling the bones. Xi Psi Phi Theta Nu Epsilon Sphinx Barrettonian Society Business Manager, REFLECTOR hffolars Ajax Club ULRICH, FRANK UDUTCHH My ambition if to be the 'Champem Gold Plugger 3. H Frank Was born at Oxford, N. Y., April 13, 1894, and is a living proof of the fact that the 13th is not an unlucky day. He believes that gold is pre-eminently the best filling material that was ever discovered, and We would not be surprised if on entering his office We would see the sign, No Amalgam Used Here. Frank received his early education at Green,N.Y., High School, and We think that other attrac- tions beside his professional duties will take him back to the same locality. Xi Psi Phi ' Barrettonian Society Delaborone Club 41