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

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In the 1964-65 campaign the Fellows of the Royal Academy of lnsignificants and Non-con- tributors once again devoted much of their time to the pursuit of bubbling effervescence in the field of carbonated beverages. The greater minds met often and sometimes oftener than often and often too often in their top secret laboratory at 300 Bailey. It was here in this smoke-laden, bar- ley-fiavored and hops-scented atmosphere that they evaluated the daily data. This page has been dedicated to FRAIN and to those of us who heretofor have gone unher- alded by our alma mater. Our richly deserved kudos and accolades must not go unrewarded. We have picked up the fallen torch of honor where the limited scope of administration has let it drop. True, we have not diligently scanned 30,000 serial sections of aspirated odontoblastic nuclei, nor recorded ionic concentrations of spit, nor determined the coefficient of expansion of a well thumbed ZOE, nor studied the effect of Dilantin Na on the gooms of polywogs entrapped in polyvinyl tubing. But alas our endeavor has consumed less of the government's money, avoided sadistic cruelty to animals, and been time more worthily spent than any research to date. Yes, in the final analysis we have accomplished a consummate end, the invivo testing and measure- ment of the GENESECRET. Arm! 63 3 F Fi Fi goo 'li' Guest Lecturers ra. 'M 'in- i ' A., L vy.i ji? .x i V f Y

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Gibson Anatomical Society First Ron Barry Weiss, Carl Presant, Louis Antonucci, Dr. Harvey Schwartz, Donald Miller, Carl Ehmann William Oliver P Jones Adele Gottschalk, George Strauss. Second Sperling. Third Row: Gerald Giller, Kent Geishengoin Jick Ron George Starr, Douglas Rosing, Sanford Hoffman, Doug- Waxler, Michael Costello. l'1s Gerstem Barry Epstein, Robert Johnson, Arthur Cohen, The James A. Gibson Anatomical Society was founded by the Medical Students of the classes of 1919 and l920 in honor of the late Professor of Anatomy. It's object is to promote study and research in anatomical subjects as well as to reward by election to the Society those medical students who have shown exceptional ability in gross, microscopic and neural anatomy and a general proficiency in the first year medical curriculum. A Each year the Society sponsors a program of speakers in anatomical and allied clinical areas. This year Dr. Brennan discussed kidney changes with diabetes melli- tus, and Dr. Anthone discussed kidney transplants with reference to his own work as well as the literature. In addition a banquet is held at the end of the year at which new members arc formally accepted into the society. 187

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