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

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W V I THE R F ECTQR gy Stsinaher ani! Q5thhuns jprersent Gfbat Qmful .farce The Qllast what Qbuinth n f!1ZIa55 Qlbatattzts .Mirzerwz Dix, a beautiful heiress . . NIILDRED DIXON Del Clean-up, in love With hflinerva . . T. R. CHAMPLIN You Yomon, his valet, a conspirator . G. B. FLEEK Perfadorf Dix, Dells chum, hlinervals brother . G. H. QUICK Albany Bearcat, a pugilist who loves Nlinerva . G. DEVINE Pat Fleece'-um, altar Pat the Pczrfrrfzrl, a crook P. GLEASON Z d Z 1 ' I I i vB. TNTILNES Indo an czto, ns pa s Y N' ASHDOWN Rai? La Unger, a pavvnbroker . PHILIP UNGERER Z, , h' 1 k, U . 15 COHN I zy :mal Ikeg, is c er s t XVEISSMAN Havzdrorrze Hank, a gentleman detective . HENRY BELL Old Sleuth, his assistants . . . HOMER PIGEON Plvarlrperirrg Corp . JOHN TQELLY Afdarrz Wr'eck, a physician . . G. D. GREENYVOOD Jkfirr Pearl Button, a premier danseuse PEARL NTARQUEDANT Mr. Gordon, leader of the ballet . . . NORMAN B. LONG ipnupsis' Del Casts a ring which he intends to give to hlinerva, but one nightwhen Del Perfadore and the Albany Bearcat were coming from the Cat's training quarters they were held up by four hold-up men. The Cat wacles into them and sets them to flight, but not until they have knocked Del and Perfadore unconscious, and stolen the ring. The Bearcat calls Dr. Adam 'Wreck, who treats both of them and sends them home. Pat the Painful, who is an escaped convict with a long prison record, is sus- pected, along with Indol and Skatol. Handsome Hank, with his assistants, Old Sleuth and Whispe1'ing Corp, follow on their trail, but lose the scent. The crooks pawn the ring with Rab La Unger. Izzy and Tkey describe their appearance to the gentleman detective who follows them to their shanty on the banks of the Erie Canal, they are caught as they are about to divide the cash, which is returned to Rab, who turns the ring Over to Del. - Del then presents the ring to hflinerva, who receives it with delight, but upon trying it on she finds it is a rotten fit and in a burst Of anger she throws it into the canal. Del sees her do this and immediately dives into the canal after it, but he does not re-appear. Nlinerva and the Cat return to the city, where they are married and live happy ever after. During the play the fulluming srlrttinns mill he gihzn: Dance of the Seven Veils-from '4The Girl in Bluew . . . Mrss PEARL and MR. GORDON I Perforate SO Many Roots Because I Need Extraction , ..,.. PERFADORE Don't Call lVIe Satch, Call lVIe Satchel .......... RAB Accompanied by the Satchel Quartette QBIGELAOVV, SCHLICKERMAN, Voss and SI-IAFERQ 78

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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

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THE REFLECTOR Bin you Qlihtr get Voss-Wihen he was not starting a roughhouse? SCHAFER-Wlhen he wasn't hanging around the faculty? STEINAKER1XNYOI'l-'llllgf SEARING-Sticking the profs? BREMER-Spending a nickel gladly? hflCCLUREEW'hile eating? SHEPSON-XVith his mouth in the right shape While talking? SMEJA-Wiithout his ivory tooth? W7E1sMAN-'With a grouch? DEVINE-'When he wasn't borrowing? GRENOLDS-Hurry? IiELLY?lwvl1CI'1 he was not whispering? BELLINGER-YVhen he had a cigarette? SEBOLD-YVhen he Wasnit crabbing? GREENWOOD-Not worrying? QUICK-lVhen he vvasnft talking about his girl? LojAcoNo-Talk sense? N1ssoN-VVhen you could understand him? SCHLICKERMAN1VVOI'li? GOLDBERG-XVhCH he wasnft arguing? GLEASON-Wfhen he could not answer? GIBBONS-Vlfhen he Wasn't bulling? CUTLER-VVhen he was not crabbing? UNGER-When he looked awake? SMITH'VVl'1C11 he couldn't fool Dr. Hicks? BASTEDO-Around college? BARDEN-Plugging in a gold filling? BIGELOW-When he Wasn,t in the lab? LEVIN-When he Wasn't fighting over his marks? ' DEERY-Let anyone practice prosthetics on him? BRADLEY-Spend a nickel? OSMUN-Take an afternoon of-li? NICHALOUS'IH a Sixty-Fifth uniform? ULRICH-Take time off for a meal? PEARL'WhSH she Wasn't Whining? BRIGGS'WhCH he Wasn't trying for Dean? ASHDOWN-Smoke a cigarette? M1LNEs-Go to the Garden? BAKEMAN-With anything on his mind? CHAMPLIN-W'ith his hair mussed up? SWEITZER-Know the question? cC07ZZi7ZNFd on page SOD 79