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

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1 ii P THE REPLECT R ' 32 4 ' V Their Freshman year was roses and honey, Chuck full of fun, but little money. As Juniors they worked with lots of pep, Profs all said the Hbest class yet. They are Seniors now, with a solemn look, Always reaching for their appointment book. The class all told numbers fifty-seven, And only a few will get to heaven. Ashy and hlilnes are the inseparable pair, Wlho, as fine workmen, think they are there. Nlexican Jake Osmun, from way out west, ls some pea-shooter when at his best. Satchel hflike is the sturdy chap, His patients' gold fillings fall into their lap. Old Pop Grenolds and Shep, by gosh, Had a wonderful time when they were Frosh Doctor NlcBride is Eschelman's pet, Be careful, Pick, or helll get you yet. Sweitzer is a German youth lVho's not afraid to pull a tooth. Ig Bellinger is tall and lazy, His mind's not clear, but very hazy. Glor, in work he finds his delight, YVhy not labor by day instead of by night? Goldberg never seems to get sore, Unless he canlt have eighty patients or more Lyons, N. Y., produced Painless Pat, ' lt's a pretty good town in spite of that. Tronolone is of the musical type, Stick to it, Joe, with all your might. Every morning at just half past four, Cutler is knocking at the college door. Hungry hflcClure, he works day and night, He'll drop his Work to get into a fight. Cohen, from New York, is never lost, Helll know the dope regardless of cost. Old Perf Quick from CCortlandj town, VVill fall in love at the sight of a gown. Greenwood, we fear, has lost his heart To a girl who makes him toe the mark. Smeja can work with a lot of speed, A little more patience is all he needs. Zimmer has nicknames enough for him, So letls get together and call him Zim. Champlain, to the ladies, always lifts his lid, CCOnZi1zued on page 745 73

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39 t ' THE REF1 ,FZCTOR Z V I, 1916 It was in the fall of the year '13 That a drove of Frosh on the horizon were seen They rushed along at a dizzy speed, Wfith a carpet bag, and a Bible to read. They started from home with hay in their hair, Their outlook as dentists was not very fair. They landed in Buffalo with an awful roar, And stopped with a bump at the college door. d le Here they were greeted with handshakes an smi s For the supply-men had spotted them at least tuo miles They patted their backs and shook their fists, And then pulled out their instrument lists. Wlith smiles and cigars the Frosh were roped in Until their pockets were devoid of tin. And now we have something sad to relate, As they climbed the stairs to matriculate, They met Eli Long with his bearded chin, NVho took more money, with a peculiar grin. It was then old NIerk, with his smiling face, Bullied them all, and showed them their place. 72

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X .tl THE REFLECTOR 32 4 V Q E? But down in Plainfield he is the Clean-up-Kid. Gillick lives where it is very cold, He will soon get rich selling scrap gold. VVhispering Kelley from Honeoye Falls, Is always found at Society CFD balls. Dr. Ellis R. Searing, B.S., from Colgate, Has some funny UD stories he loves to relate. Bremer still recalls the time in his youth, When he put on the gumshoes and became Old Sleuth. Old Sag Long is rather fat, But a speedy Workman for all of that. Bakeman, Deery, and Bigelow, too, Their hours of pleasure seem mighty few. The volunteer fire boys are Dagon and Fleek, So you need go no further if that is what you seek. Weissman studies with concentration, But his weak point is pronunciation. lfVeal Smith and Ulrich work with a might, And are found in the college any time of the night. Lojacano would be in awful pain, If he struck something he couldnit explain. Lockhart is the Jamestown chap, VVho likes to rest in his patient's lap. Nisson is dark and very slender, VVhen he speaks to the profs his voice is tender. Voss is one of our married men, He has one boy now, and hopes to have ten. Shafer is a fine built fellow, Got lots of nerve and never yellow. VVhen Helen Nlikulski gets through in June, She will start out on her honeymoon. Pearl is always with her pal, Of course, you know his name is Al. Schlickerman will never become a hubby, Unless he drops the name of Tubby. Hankins is a darn' good scout, If he canlt pull teeth, helll knock 'em out. Minnie Dixon is a good-looking girl, And will always be found in the society whirl. The people in Wate1'vliet will take off their hat, To the rising young Dentist, named Rover Batt. Larry Levin from Rochester town, He knows Anatomy upside down. Herbie Barden is tall and thin, His gold work is good but seldom stays in. 74