Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine - Chiron Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Small Animal Surgery Demonstration. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Day is sponsored each Spring Quarter by the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association. The purpose of this day is to inform inter- ested individuals ofthe activities of each depart- ment in the college and to show how each contributes to the education of a veterinary student. We also inform our visitors of the great number of opportunities available in veterinary medicine by having speakers from different phases ofthe profession. .. .L PRE-VET DAY Pre-Vet Day has been held annually for the past seven years. Each year there are approx- imately five hundred visitors. Most of these are interested high school and college students. The attending persons are divided into two sections so they can better see all exhibits. Concurrent programs are held at the Veterinary Clinic and at Sisson Hall. Tours in Sisson Hall are conducted in the following areas: Bacteriology, Parasitology, Preventive Medicine, Pathology, Physiology and Pharmacology, and Anatomy. In each of these areas two students are responsible for setting up an exhibit which illustrates the activ- ities of that department. During the tour, the educational functions of these departments are explained. Large Animal Medicine Exhibit. , :tw-Q 'h . 3. SN -, 'rf M Mess..-six 1-fl 5:2658

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vi o 'I 'Ii H71 -UI . - Q t WW Y v-sri-Q-L-.Asc-ig-xwr i The Surgery Exhibit in operation at the 1960 Ohio State Fair SURGERY EXHIBIT COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CHAIRMAN ...,.......... William Yakely CO-CHAIRMAN ..,...i..... William Sayle PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ..i, Michael Youshak BOOTH DESIGNAND CONSTRUCTION ,i.. Edgar Buck FROM LEFT TO RIGHT4 Mike Youshak, Edgar Buck, Dean Kraus, Mik Mike Kovsky, and Bill Yakely. 'X , I 1- .Q I A ..X, 'K' r Y W.: f 'X V -W CQ I, EQUIPMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN i.,. Michael Kovski A UDIO-VISUAL COMMITTEE Dean Kraus STUDENTSCHEDULING COMMITTEE ..i. Daniel Paulo CENTRAL PLANNING ,....,,. Terry Owens e Andrews, Bill Sayle,

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Dean Krill addressing the audience. Preceeding the tours, a brief program is held to bring the visitors' attention to the many opportunities in Veterinary Medicine. The speakers include veterinarians from small animal medicine, large animal medicine, research, teaching, and public health. At this time, Dr. W.R. Krill, Dean of the College, addresses the group and informs them of the requirements for admittance to the college. The other section of Pre-Vet Day activities is held at the Veterinary Clinic. Tours are held in the following areas: Small animal medicine, Large animal medicine, Small animal surgery, Large animal surgery, Clinical Laboratory, Ra- diology, and Ambulatory. In these exhibits, stu- dents in charge show actual cases, movies, slides, and equipment to inform the visitors of how each department functions and how it contributes to the education of a veterinarian. More equipment! eau,