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

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Clciss of l973 Our freshman class was truly unique. We were the largest, the most intelligentf?J, had more profes- sors, more girls, and had to buy more books and equipment than any class before us. We were the first class to withstand the unprecedented microbiology teaching team, including Dr. Milo and his trusty sidekick Dr, Lou Wehrle. And, of course, each student had his own interpreta- tion of Dr. deWet's lectures on neurology. We had to face the old regulars, too, including Dr. Andreas with his pig embryos and the original Green Spleen, and Dr. Diesem who helped us dissect the dog, cow, and horse in record time of two quarters. We were the first and-last veterinary class ever to attend class at the lndianola Presbyterian Church for almost an entire week, after being literally locked out of Sisson Hall and Goss Lab. Yes, the whole year was quite an experience. Now we can proudly say that we were the first class to successfully complete the new curriculum and live through it. No one knows what lies ahead, in- cluding the faculty, but we must be optimistic. NNT: ' l Doug Cunningham Tom Cusick Lonnie Davis Dave Donofrio lm- ? ' f Q Sam Fassig Ivan Fillmore wr' John Green Q--:rv Dave Griffin 'if f '0 X Paul Haas ...nf ,. Rich Hackett 'N'-' W' Clenric Hancock I Jerry Harris lf ' fit