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

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Ji Dr. CVanzamJ Diesem lectures to an envhusiasiic class

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Fun Night l97O As possibly the last Fun Night drew to a close, it was plain to see the faculty had taken a great deal of ribbing, and a little bit of construc- tive criticism. We, the students, hope that in one, night we have taught them as much as some of them have taught us in four years. To those we have offended-good! To those we did not, we hope to catch you all in two years. Our special thanks to censor Dr. Fowler for accepting our bribe and letting us put it on. Col. Uohn Stein! Mary Scolex and his associate Dr. Uay O Neillj Groovy briefing the troops for the in- vasion of Harry Horvarth's Happy Hog Haven. Daddy lHoly Hell and the earth blew upj Mallow describes the ailments of his prize cow to the local veterinaries. 30

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'I Annually the College of Veterinary Medicine sponsors a Pre-Veterinary Career Day in the spring for the purpose of interesting prospective profes- sional students in veterinary medicine by showing them facilities, techniques, and presenting the educational requirements for admission. information on the event is sent to high school guidance counselors throughout the state in the form of posters. Once students and their parents are on campus, they are instructed in Sisson Hall by freshmen and sophomores and in the Clinic by upperclassmen. Eesti Visitors view germ-free equipment which is used in research of animal disease. The College! of Veterinary Medicine was the first OSU professional college to maintain actual germ-free study. An assisting veterinary wife instructs a visitor to take a box lunch. 32 I