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

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ll THE RFZFXI ,rgciirora 32? ' XIV X E? VVhat's that? Was Shepson popular those days? Oh yes, he Was appointed Father of the Cherubs at the Normal early in his Freshman year. He got the appointment by Kidding them along. Then Came the finish, and We were sure there, and the last thing We heard Was Zim! Zim! Whistle! Whistlel Did you know the fourth question? So ends the iirst episode of the greenest bunch that ever hit the place. L,-,nl NS llllwenlhe final vepmt game JWVL, go

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10 T1-IE REFLEcToR 32 4 V Q Those were the days when Bakeman came across the campus with his straw hat and smiling face. Bakeman offers one hundred dollars reward for any clue that would aid him in Finding that hat. About that time, Nlrs. Bullam was being tried for murder, and well we remember how interested Badge Fleek was in that trial, and soon he gave up his maiden name and took on the name of Bullam. Christmas came, we went home and we came back, that is, all but Bates who departed for the Qrient. Zim! Zim! whistle! whistle! Say, kid, got your Richmond invested yet? Next came the Auto Show, and some member of the class invited Levin to go, but he refused, saying what7s the use, Nis? I can see them on the street. Conway! Conway! shriek! shriek! What's that? Oh, that is Pearl asking Conway to come down and study anatomy. Oh, those long afternoons in operative technique, when all was still except for the hling of the tiles and the sudden burst of our tenor soloist, asking if anyone had seen Rover.H We all saw Rover and he is still with us, but is getting wild of late. Next came the Frosh Theatre Party. Everyone attended but Ash and Ben. Everyone knows the reason, .but it might be added that Ash has accepted the position as dental surgeon at the Gayety clinic. , Easter came, but still we plod the narrow path o'er the green campus to the back door, and counted the days until the finish. Were Smith, Ulrich, Cutler, and Dr. Searing crabbers those days? We cannot tell a lie. Let's change the subject and ask who won the catsup eating contest at the Virginia Restaurant. Bellinger and Gibbons won first place, with Jake Qsmun a close second. Freshman days were still gay for Milce Unger, and why, it was nothing for him to be paged in the lab when he was wanted at the telephone. 4 49

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XX Y THE REP-LECTOR 32 xi E? yy ifaisiurp uf the 0111155 nf 1916 ' Qluniur East ' When the curtain was raised for the second act of our college career, there assembled a goodly representation of the Class of 1916. We had lived through the early days of initiation and now We looked around for bigger and better things. That those ideas were egotistic, We will not doubtg nevertheless, they are a part of every college man's life. The textbooks which had been our grind as Frosh, Were now considered as of minor, importance. 1 Our first attentions Were to the examination of the new green hedge Which decorated the campus and infested the Walks and cor- ridors. Closer scrutiny revealed this to be a parasite of special Zoological interest, known technically as Dentalfroshaeseventeen- aeunsophisticaturn. By means of convenient clotheslines in the SI