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

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If You Want Something Done Robert S. Brown Charles Bryner Robert E. Cape Gray Hugh Cardy Shirley Clevenson Ronald Conklin Douglas Courtley Micheal Covitt Just Give It to a Junior. We Have Confidence In Us. Out from under the sophomore grind of books and regular classes, juniors had their first real association with the clinical atmosphere. Most classroom activity was held in the veterinary clinic under the watchful guidance of clinicians and more experienced seniors. Students were divided into sec- tions and rotated through the different clinical areas spending one of three weeks in each. Though the clinical experience was new to the jun- iors, it was also a fact that the junior class was a new experience to the clinic. Aiming toward the extremes, the students were the wildest, the smartest fby their own admissionl, the most devoted, and the loudest to be heard from in a long time. Also per their own admis- sion, the class proved to the senior class that just be- cause they're seniors doesn't make them smartest. And according to one of the loud, smart, devoted, wild jun- iors, Who are we to doubt our own opinion ? Kr' 'KI 5I