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

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f Y THE Rlrlkxl .FLCTORQ 32 4 V O O E? Jack Devine is so small, and Oh what a shame, To anesthetise patients, he uses a cane. President Briggs, the gold-filling king, Gets the beautiful patients from societyls ring. Bastedo of the January class, Never looked at a book and yet he passed. Bradley, sure, is a very nice boy, No doubt thatls why they call him Roy. Handsome Hank, one of Pittsburgh's swells, He says he is there, but where are the bells? Eddie thought he'd met his doomg As Tommy said 'LSebold, leave the roomil' Nichalous will grin and his lips will curl, YVhen someone says Is that your girl? Gibbons and Steinaker are a disgrace, But we must have something to fill up space. These lines were written in a spirit of fun, So don't be too quick to draw your gung And if your feelings have been hurt, Forget it and go back to work. But if you like it and think it worth while, Get after the soreheads and make them smile. VVith much hard work our story has been told, A sort of remembrance when we grow old, Of how we gamboled on the campus green, 'VVay, 'way back in the year '16, been ann i9earU in the Glass Homin LOJACANO: Sent after chloride of iron by Dr. Long, comes back with a solution of chloride of lime. DR. LONG Clooking at Batt, Nisson, Gillick, and Lockhartlz KNOW we will ask that intelligent looking row back there. 77 DR. HOFFNIANZ Sebold, what do you think about that? SEBOLD Qsuddenly waking upl: f'What is that? What do you want to know, doctor? DR. HOFFMAN: And that is where I differ from other authorities. 75

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I YV it X THE REF1oEcToR c 32 4 Xl Q Ztarrettunian bounty FOZL72CiE7'iDR. Wi. C. BARRETT Orgamized-Fall of 1893 I Qbfficers fm: 1915 WTERNER STEINAKER . . . President GEORGE S-TON . . Vice-P1'e5z'd611i GLENN QUICK . . Secretary HAROLD Hiciqm '....... T1'msm'e1- The Barrettonian Society, formed for the purpose of bringing the student body into closer professional relations, has succeeded largely in' its purpose. Although there have been but a few meetings this year, nevertheless we feel that it is worth while, and much has been accomplished through its medium along athletic and social lines and, during the past three years, to a certain extent along educational lines. Lectures have been given, dances and suppers have had a place, and the Barrettonian Society,'formed and supported for the benefit of the students, has certainly been well received. This society has a purpose+to promote fellowship among students, to uphold morality and the dignity of the profession, and to equip its members with a better knowledge of their lives' vocations. Thetdues are light, being fifty cents a year. At the end of the third year a diploma is given to all members in good standing. So if you do not already belong to this society, get busy and join. It will help prepare you for the hardships of a professional life. 77