University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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The College of Veterinary Medicine accepted 80 students in the fall. Forty percent of the students who entered the college had a bachelors degree in animal science. The rest of the students had degrees ranging from microbiology to music. Students took classes in all aspects of veterinary medicine. They were required to buy equipment such as a microscope and lab clothing. Those who wanted to specialize did so in internships. To show activities at their college, students had a booth at Gator Expo. They also spoke to service clubs in the community and took animals to senior citizens at convalescent homes and to handicapped children. — Debbie Schmidt I) Lisa Lao, it post student, counts red and white cells in the lab. 2) Two seniors watch staff members give a a chest tap for pleuritis. Christine Jenkins, Mary Radcliffe and Lee the heartbeat of a being surgery. Devoting Themselves To Helping Animals 1) D. Schmidt 3) D. Schmidt College Of Veterinary Medicine 193

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1) Health Center Communications 1) Debbie Savage a second year veterinary student and Jack Allen a resident in wildlife veterinary medicine bottle feed two baby squirrels. 2) Visitors to Gator Expo pet one of the horses that were on display for the public to see. 2) J. Webster 192 College Of Veterinary Medicine

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