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

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tudent Coun il seated: Bruce McCullough, Charles Steiman, President Doug Coatney Standing: Raymond Grieselhuber, Marv Steed, Dave Love Dean, old buddy, let me give you a few hints on how to run this college. Well now boys, remember l'm the dean. ,I l ii. We sure do nice work l Nol I've got Theenlority, I'll tell him, Firtht, there are always extheptionsf' 79

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-53 ' . .. ' T74 .'..4-.. .. .M A-.el li..L.-41,-4....i..,LLIi.LILL.Liil.'i. LL' 'e.L.3hi.LLLZE1Mi l i Q i l W, l . 7? lkx Phi Zeta Membership of the Society of Phi Zeta consists of two classes, active and honorary. Active members are chosen from the faculty, graduate students and undergraduate students in accordance with the constitution. The follow- ing people met the personal and academic qualifications for membership and were initiated on May 1, 1968. Graduate Veterinarians: Hugh Black, Peter Lamont, L. D. Dhingra, Ronald Wright, Ted Senta, Michael Hock- man, Harold Farris, A. Ian Swann, A. K. Bhargava. Class of 1968: Ames Allen, Thomas Hickey, Lewis McClaren, Michael Miller, George Nyland, Judith Sauer- brei Sanders, Larry Sautter, Robert Slobody, Robert Smatt, Rufus, Sparks, Lester Starcher, David Stroshine, Robert Stuhlman, Walter Threfall and Victoria Lea Voith. Class of 1969: Robert Allen, Herbert Betts, Neal Caldwell, George Cloyd, John Harroif, Richard Hersman, James Walsh, and John Wilson. Dr. Paige K. Besch frightj is receiving congratulations and a certificate of honorary membership to Phi Zeta from Dr. P. W. Murdick I I fly Hu' I SN QA -LFS 05- ag. ...Q 1 lg ... Q .' '. E 5 Q3 'ay T s 5, o 0 C1 I : I 0 1 l : I I f : : 1:9 0 L . g A x I 0. Q 'Q MN ian A .-'QT' 2 J' T5 9 Zi jlnxx l,,fll1.1nlIHH The 1968 initiates are pledging to fulfill the principles and assume the responsibility of Phi Zeta membership. Honorary membership is based on distin- guished service to the advancement of science relating to the animal industry. On May 1, 1968, Dr. Paige K. Besch was initiated as an honorary member. Dr. Besch is an Assoc. Prof. of Ob. and Gyn. at OSU. This outstanding researcher has given freely of his time and talents to aid graduate students and faculty in our college. The objective of Phi Zeta is to recognize and promote scholarship and research in matters per- taining to the welfare and diseases of animals. In keeping with these objectives, Phi Zeta sponsored several lectures this past year on many diversified subjects.

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xf' Sufyiyal Kit for A1-my Vets I'm going to pour this drink on her dress If she'll take this drink, I'll have her drunk. X -Finn 80 Our alumni always carry two drinks. Sorry Nancy-all gone Two year Service Award J' S 1 V Jim Syler-President Junior Award Ed Buck Honorary Alpha Psi Members Dr. B. Prynr' qi. g.. Dr. R. B. Heath Achtung