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

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Centenniol Symposium SPEClAL PROBLEMS OF PRACTICE MANAGEMENT Client Management E. T. Alessio, D.V.M. Medina, Ohio Tax and lnsurance Edward Lebit, Lawyer Cleveland, Ohio Jacob Shawan, C.L.U. Columbus, Ohio Hospital Layout William J. Copich, A.l.A. Youngstown, Ohio The symposium, sponsored by the student chapter of the A.V.M.A. was attended by more than one hundred and titty students, including fourteen out of state students. Some of the veterinary colleges represented were: Ontario Veterinary College, Tuskegee Institute, University of Illinois, and Texas A8iM University. A Centennial Dinner Dance at Lincoln Lodge ended an enioyable day.

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Sp FI n g Q C P I C n IC This year's AVMA spring picnic had the largest r , turn-out of any picnic anybody could remember. Held ' - ' at Big Bear Farms, the fine meal and planning were : made successful by Kerry Ketring and his committee. The sun played its role superbly making the weather a contributing factor to the large turn-out of faculty and students. The more athletic members of the college show their skill at ar Plenty of food, drinks, people, and conversation were present. any dinner volleyball game, KF' ...Al John Herman, senior, puts his son above the crowd. w-'-. ,P I Playing with dolls was a momentary past time for Dana Courtley, daughter of seniors Doug and Lynn Courtley. 37