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

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I T1-11:3 REFTLECTORQRQ A y 32 f qv N UE? so much to the University activities during the past year. Three members of the class made the Varsity Football Team, and our own Shafer was manager of the team. Steinaker was our representative on the baseball team, and captained it to perfection. Our quartet provided us with tuneful melodies while we were in the lab, and Batt, Bellinger, Nisson and Ashdown were ever found warbling some melodies while the rest of us kept plugging. The fair members of our class were not to be outdone, and they lent their un- tiring efforts to the VVomen's Club of the University, and were ever ready to assist in all the functions they held. And now our work is done, we have climbed the high ladder and reached the top rung. WVe now sever our beloved connections and trust that our professional lives may reflect nothing but honor on our beloved Alma lWater. Smitty 9.85115 MINNEAPOLIS, TVIINNESOTA. Dr. Hoffman being invited to the City Club Smoker, decided against his Prince Albert and donned his Tuxedo. Arriving at the club, he met his old friend Charles Denby of Havana, who greeted him cordially and presented him to Peter Schuyler and Robert Burns, for whom he had a Preferencia. After meeting many others, dinner was served in the dining hall, the doctor being seated next to Fase Villa from Elverso. 'The diners enjoyed a high class cabaret, entertainment being furnished by Fatima, the original dancer, supported by Zira. Feb. 31, 1916, to Dr. James R. Hicks, Twin Oaks. 56

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10 ,fx THE REFXLECTOR 32 4 xp' b E? Ziaisturp nf the Qlllass uf 1916 iaeniur Quan As dignified Seniors we started our last year. Laying aside such foolishness as hazing and so forth, we got down to real business. Day after day we labored, and not in Vain, for We were at last the sole masters of the infirmary, with none to look up to and two classes to look down upon. The first semester passed and we all had our share of greeting new patients and using our appointment books. Christmas wasgat hand and we journeyed back home for the last time. The second semester came and we eagerly awaited ,the special days when we were to extract, to examine, and to visit the hospital where Professor Long gave pgs clinics in physical diagnosis. Some members of the class were busy perfecting themselves in the various branches of dentistry in which they desired to specialize. We found Briggs, Bakeman, Milnes, Ashdown and a few others fondling their orthodontia wires, Lockhart trying to cast aluminum plates, Shafer using the microscope to find the- cause of pyorrhea, Gleason studying painless methods, and Bradley hard at work in the extraction room. Soon the days came when we were permitted to anaesthetise our fellow classmates by the nitrous oxide method, and the results were astounding. Now and then we all got together for a little enjoyment. We attended the football and basketball games, and all of us made the trip to Rochester to see U. of B. trim U. of R. The noble members of the Sphinx and Double Fours rivaled each other in making en- joyment. Then came the Theatre Party, and we sure had our fun. We are very proud of the fact that this Class of 1916 has contributed S5

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