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

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I THE RE LECT R 8: A o f - V Beier, that long, gaunt artist, Dreams of the time to come, When he has the title of D.D.S., And is no longer called a bum. McKay, Catell and Edgar, They are the boys who know The intricate workings and details Of how to use the face-bow. Faller, Troupe and Boysen Don't practice what they preach, For the accusing prefix, Grow Upv, Is attached to the name of each. Four ladies are present in that lab., Of them I shall say but little, They range from ugly ones, young and gay, To pretty ones, old and brittle. Five new members are there, Nlen not known so well, But itls generally handed around That the work they do is h--. Our brilliant Zachem and Silverberg, Surrounded by areas unclean. Old man Shapiro and Schuster, Near one the other is seen. Dietter, Brewer and Hickey, Faithful, steady and true, But that MclVlahon and Ianne, Care not what they say or do. Kronmiller, Jones and Abbey, Men who voice their thought. Guzzetta, Doran and Penrose, Are prompted to do as they ought. Ervin, Martin and Weber. As athletes they must pass. De La Mater, Bond and Bennett, Acquire highest marks in class. There sit Knight and Milcarek, Shooting their bull by the ton. Near them, Gramlich and Bradley, Hard crabbing and missing the fun. 98

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U . THE Rijieroiecrora gg, y ,,i H jniuspunrastes nf tbz Efiuniur lah Take a look in the Junior Lab, YVhat is before your eyes? lXfIen, benches, plaster and tools, lXf-Iingled with shrieks and cries. Our demagogues, Hicks and Wlilrnont, Are the first to speak about. They are fine when on the job, But one is always out. There sits crabbers, Korn and Shaw, Busiest men in the room, They7re the men we hand it to, For making the U. B. boom. To the left stands Casey Jones, Our worthy president high. Everybody gladly admits, Casey's some tall guy. Herman, he's a quiet boy, Never a Word from him. He's learning to keep his mouth shut, He says itfs the way to win. lxVoodworth, with fuzz on his upper lip, Known as the second crop, Last year tfwas shaved away from him, 'Cause the faculty protected it not. Dorn, the man of argument, The well-known pessimist, He'd argue if scorching in flames of h- His surroundings of water consist. Vlfhite, our last yearis president, Keeps quiet, secluded and pure. He says the burden of college work Is quite all he can endure. lVatch NIcKinley roaming about. Always a smile on his face. He carries himself as a gentleman, And with the ladies has a place. 97

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f 43 A THE REFLECTOR ' at WV we Hastings, Chase and McCarthy, Reside in a class alone. But THERE, a Freshman enters, We'd better beat it for home. WATER, WATER, IS THE CRY, HSOAK IT TO HIM, GET THAT GUY' Delefeel by 'Hue Cen f I 'QBBH fi X f K. W. MOORE 5 or ul WANT WIRKT' 1 7 Q m 1 ia? s P 99 H'f:Dorn