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

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' 'rf gk . if ':.ef.a ' fa G ' .fi f'E'55':' 1.-nil' Dave McGrew Steve Miller Mike Mount John Paul Bob McMillin John Mitchell Jay O'Neill Steve Phillips Rich Meiring Myrna Morth Ken Patrick Mark Poston 'vs ,Jw N 1 IJQ5-Ai'I: 'xl Xl! less The first year in vet school is a lot like the measles-thank God it only comes once. Who could stand more than one pickled cow or 10 mm pig? But this is one of the formative years, a founda- tion for clinical studies to come. It is a year of basic veterinary studies, a year of new dissecting kits and whites that don't fit. It is a year for new friends, but no time to enjoy them. For the first time you come to consider just what profes- sionalism means. You also find out that it is possible to do something besides party on the weekends. New microscopes are broken in on green spleens with the Grim Reaper calling the shots. It was always a little cloudy, but it only rained once in Histology lab, as Dr. Andreas took us through a magical mystery tour The First Year in Vet School Is a Lot Like the Measles - Thank God It Gnly Comes Once.

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BQ.,- of tissues. Dr. Venzke wants to know the embryonic origin of everything that walks, talks, or crawls. Dr. Diesem takes care of our gymnastics in chicken anatomy, and makes sure we get our beauty rest every day, as, in point of fact Dr. Krier, in point of fact, monitors our bloodless rabbits. And we studied parasites. This is the year that the anatomy lab meets in the student lounge. It's also a year for no great excess of good looking girls or guys in your classes. This is a year to wait for buses that don't come and bills that do. It's a year of good and bad, yin and yang, excitement and bore- dom. This is where it starts. This is the Freshman year. I don't believe it! I didn't think anybody could eat 50 mice! 'I' If-19 .v-Q 3 '50 'af' Bob Randal Bob Reynolds Ray Ruhrmund Howard Rush Ann Samsell Dave Schmidt Fred Scott Rich Slavik X5 Don Rings Mark Rutman Ron Schmidtke Rick Smollin 3 .se-f 122' - 69