Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine - Vetrospect Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1970 volume:

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He is demanding and chal- lenging. He lectures fast yet he tests only half-fast. Can you imagine: Answer A if B is correct and a, d and d are not correct. Answer B if c is correct, a and b are not correct and c is not relevant. Answer C if a and b are correct, c is not important in the pathogenesis and d is an archaic Latin term. Answer D if a, b and c are incorrect and d is about 4742, correct. Answer E if a, b, c and d are all correct. And though we suffer and complain beneath his pedagogism we know Dr. Piper often puts more work into teaching than we do into learning. 2 70 Years of Veterinaiy Medicine at Washington S tate University -,..- - --y- --if-N... I . b COLLEGE OF b gvmmmmv smugmug p!1P '-'A ' ppnn ln: S. lt. A--N-ll The Past It was only a short five months after Washington became a state in November of 1889 that the State Agricultural College and School of Science, which was later to become Washington State University, was founded. The institution was a Land Grant College with educational emphasis placed on the agri- cultural sciences and from the beginning it was specified that one of the major subjects to be taught was that of the Veterinary Art. And thus it all began. In 1895 state legislation created the office of State Veterinarian and specdied that he should also be Professor of Veterinary Science at the State College and a member of the Board of Health. The posi- tion was filled with the appointment of one Dr. Sofus Bertelson Nelson. At this time Dr. Nelson was a practicing veterinarian in the city of Spokane. Dr. Nelson was a graduate of Iowa State Collegeland had done post-graduate work at the University of Copenhagen. In his History of Veterinary Medicine in the State of Washington, Dr. E. E. Wegner notes that, The appointment of Dr. Sofus Nelson was a good choice. Dr. Nelson was well trained, energetic, enthusiastic and a man of vision. Following his vision of a school where students might come and receive instruction in the Art of Animal Medicine, Dr. Nelson made his sojourn to the town of Pullman, Washington. It was the spring of 1896. The Palouse hills were undulating waves of waist-high grass which could almost be seen to grow if one watched closely enough. The entire landscape was one of fertility and newness. Sofus Nelson was inspired. One could travel several miles without seeing a sign of man 's presence .... then over the crest of a rolling hill, sharp against the azure sky which had not yet lost the edge of winter 's crispness, the horse-drawn mower appeared. Atop the machine a blackened dusty farmer lifted his hat and waved at the passing train. Dr. Nelson mecha nically acknowledged the toiler through the pullman car window. The doctor had hardly noticed the farmer . . . but the animals . . . Percherons . . fine looking draft animalsg serving man and in return requiring care and understanding of their needs and illnesses. 'Next stop, Pullman! Dr. Nelson's thoughts were shaken as the conductor shouted and made his way down the aisle of the swaying car. Suddenly, Dr. Nelson was stricken with the gravity of his mission. He was at once uncertain and apprehensive. Haw would a Veterinary School be accepted here ? Would there be enough interest by students ? .... could he find the support he needed ? . . . would the whole thing work ? Dr. Nelson was soon to discover that it would work, that his vision did indeed have the sub- stance to grow and materialize. The town of Pullman gifeeted Dif. Nelson's eyes as he stepped from the coach. It was mid-day and the town cifawled with activity. Stylish ifigs moved down cobble-stoned Main stifeet, and the metallic song of a smith 's anvil ifangfifom somewhere down the line of buildings. The panting locomotive gave one last wheeze and the black smoke dififted into the cleaif Palouse aiif. Dif. Nelson stood on the end of the plazjoifm .... on the east hill of the town he saw the new buick edifices of the infant State College. To the south he could make out the hazy Vim of the Blue moun- tains and eastwaifd the wooded Thatuna Hills of Idaho. The doctoif felt at home. We are Striving forthe Student Trade JUST TRY Us AND Sas in the Bam Faculty and S taff MJ? 8 The Dean's secretaries, Vicky Shrieves and Marlene Dennis. Deem of the College ef Vefezfenezfgf Medicine Dr. J. A. Henderson Lola Smith and Marjene Simmons, clinic secretaries. Records clerks, Sue Davis and Connie Renoe lznzml eciicme amd mfcgefgf Dr. D. R. Lingard Dr. Frank Bracken Dr. Frank Nickels Dr R L Ott Professor and Chalrrnan of the Department Dr. Gordon Keown 5 -:HL W ,W cgi! 4 QM I 'Af 5' 5, wr. 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Pettit efeffimuy fm amy , if -1' ff:- hhi 1 -K 1 , :ff W ':,4 .3 ,QQ f : 5 Chairman of the Department of Anatomy, Dr. J. A. Mc- Curdy with secretary Betty Deerkop and Lab Tech, Sumiko Sumida. Dr. Pat McKeever, Resident Dr. Norm Rantannen, radiology Dr. R.W. Compton, Dr. B.C. Cummings and Dr. R.P. Worthman. ummm 1 mqmvunmwmnf f ffMmy Chuck Lohr , Senior Lab Technician Dr. A. Viturns and graduate student, M.A. Toor hyszblocgy and hmwmcalocgy Dr. W.M. Dickson Dr. J. O. Dickinson f W wpw 1 V 'Mi ,i,,,,, . N, ' y 4 J ill-ff f . 2 4,3193 A I 2 2 94 Dr. P.A. Klaveno, Chairman of the Department 13 5 . ' we-., e. QR MW, .... . M. t 5 f:.gg',x.,2,, rv- V wffw-fg:t,f:zm-, 1,3 'f'1,:-gif: ' - 1 . 'AQ ' ay!-, l kbf' ' 'C?.flizl9'I .' lesifsvdii, , g , ,.1 ?' , 5153:-,.--zdirkfw ' - -eg, .,fgw2fw: uf H' ' . .,.. ,?...y:,-14, ,ff N ,K :un Vx-.4913 -JQN. K, -18953. e , WM, NA - Xxx ,- N ' , XC? .-1-:-:,:,:-:-1-:mil51:5-,:, N...-:-:Q- , .5 E . 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Fluharty and Senior Lab Technician, Delora Deal. Dr, G.L. Van Hoosier X , ? ,aww I Q Wfffzei if Dr. G. Padgett and Records Clerk, Marie Eoff. ,, nf' M .1 5,1-'sv .A nl 1 4 .yg, A 1 .ff , f, ,Q Q , 1,5 14 ,, . W If , f 11352 as . -53.51f.m 5.Qg,al5:f5hfL K V6f6VZWoZ1Ql Microbiology ,wi .W W 1 , f 4v,p . I of' Sr. Lab Technicians, Darlene Dickson and Bill Chairman of the Department, Dr. S. G. Kenzy with Assist- Packard with Dr, L, M, Ringgn, ant Microbiologist Barbara Coles, and Resident Assistants, Robert Lapen and Marjit Nagi. , 6 ' L Dr. B. R. Cho shown with Lab Technicians, , V L Linda Riley, and Wayne Bryson, Poultry if Pathologist Dr. J. Sharma and Resident - ' Associate, Dr. S.A. Haider. ,www-4 Q 1.44 ,.,,,W1 A Dr. T. Moll, Virology Dr. R.W. Gillespie Dr. D. Burger and Dr. Erik Stauber. , ,D : 5531141 L ,,, g, Q z ww 'f 99 ' vfj ,Q o 4 QQ Y 'Q W 'Q .Y 7--2 W if W f V ., . f 4, . 2252 yr 9, - 't f zf- Ms N .Cn : ,, L V 4--ff ' 31 f .f 'f'1 I ffvgwy,- 1 - Wiaw ' ., ' A fr U-1 A Y' - ' :- I . . 1 gl ggsiL,,fxf1 , if , 'f' A- 4 M. , 4, O 1 ff' 4,1 i .,' ., I if L.,--' 1' . I ' , -, cj ' .Q , ,, .. H f A .1 1 .! Sv 1541 ff Wit, , lzinmx 1 K 'V ' f'f,Al, ff :E fV.'l','2 0. if 1 F. , wx ,ff Dr. Richard Pitcairn Our Librarians, Wilma Gass and Berta Crawford. ,- W H trtt V T ,max f L!! '-ml m! ' ix me N ,A- glur- o X 1 I fic. U56 . --If K1 'h R511 I' a Q4f4ffy4 1902, - gr 'ag Q In these infant years the requirements for entrance in the Veterinary curriculum con- sisted of the equivalent of 2 years of high school training including a year of Latin. At this time the veterinary course comprised 3 years of study. The first courses offered were designed to give preliminary training to students who planned to transfer to other institutions where they could study for the veterinary degree. Subsequent expansion of the facilities and an enlargement of the faculty led to an ojficial program awarding the DVM degree to graduates. In the fall of 1899, the new professional school was ready to accept students. And accept students they did . ' . . . 3 in all, that September of '99. Chas. S. Philips John W. Woods Nelson C. Bissell. The teaching staff that year was as follows: Dr. S. B. Nelson - Prof. of Vet- erinary Science Dr. A. Kolling - Assistant Mr. C. V. Piper - Botany Mr. Elton Fulmer - Chemistry Mr. E. E. Elliott - Animal Husbandry Mr. R. W. Doane - Histology Paflhnlngy l.u!inmIu Interest grew and support was readily offered. A portion of the College 's newly erected Science Hall housed the facilities of the School of Vet- erinary Science during this period of growth. 2' 3: 'fee EES fix fri 6 Q .. . .A .X 2 z.. ..-iv.: ,1-..::n.. sz f- V ' n ZWXFXil9ZQNRifEF'IC -E Clinical W'Qrk of Sllzdenfs In his history, Dr. Wegner writes: 'During the early years there was limited stu dent interest, classes were small and instructors usually taught courses in several subjects. Patients were brought into a free clinic, at first on Friday afternoons only, but later on, three afternoons a week. The school provided a driving team and suitable conveyances for making calls to visit sick animals on farms in the surrounding country. In September of 1905 the Veterinary curriculum at WAC was changed. The four- year course was introduced and high school graduation was required for admittance Both a Bachelor of Science and DVM degrees were awarded graduates. fljfouf, Qu' V273 on an Qufczfn 617' C4-121 RJ 0770 Nea? Z4 F7 ff C43 3 f , ef SeafQ'AR'5i ??J 01-'flfe Cn ff 25 4wff1,w..,wfw. fwnmfd.-.M if 2 V 5 bww f sw, Q? mfs. vxmuxav Qmwxugwxxgxxggfb EAR xx'mx.xwxu xwxaxxvaafm 'm.xwmx s 705. Each of you must now resolve yourselves to an enterprise Without precedent in your lives, that of becoming successful professionals. You will achieve this common goal in ways unique and individualistic as yourselves. In the final ana- lysis success will remain contingent upon your ability to provide a service for the client and society. As you develop professionally many will lose contact with classmates and friends. Hopefully, this yearbook will provide you with a timeless vehicle for nostalgia. These still-life moments should provide, in years to come, retrospect that will touch on all of your emotions. The following pages are dedicated to the class of 1970. The anxiety, frustration and apprehen- sion you all experienced Will remain indelible in your minds and require no recount. Instead, we have chosen to highlight a few of the lighter moments in your education. Best Wishes Seniors and keep the faith. Sincerely, George Vetrospect l ROBERT H. ANDERSON, CARL ASCHOFFg age 26, age 23g Newberg, Ore. 9 pre Boring, Ore. 5 pre vet, WSU vet, QSU3 SCAVMA, Alpha and poruand States Wife, But Dr. Ott, I thought sure you said bubble bath!' Psi, Phi Zeta, Future in- Margaretg children-23 tentions, Mixed Practice. SCAVMAg Future intentions, mixed practice. Ano-.. ,, , ' l 1 -. ' 93- P-fy 'flf X , V . 1 if 1 ' -4- , n . . ff? .:' f-1 1 XV' 1 , I ' - 2- , r . . ff- I7 4 . f : Q3' 1 -1 ' ' ' ,ggi f tx 'rf' Z 'f 2. f Q K. gin, , Z r. 7 fllkl yn I- wxxj fy, - ,,.-2, I' g Y X s. ,f. -XF.. 'g If I ' Qi ..x.,r.,- ,W . .,.. ,vri I -I , ,, H.. , X V 'l '5j'A' fit .' fs 2? vzig. ff' f , ,, I ,I V' 1 ..- - '+ ' M ' iffy. 4,5-.g,L,go'g'f21'2:f., M... .. fu I z .2 H of ' he .4 -ww ilfaifki-IW' ' JM ' . f , ' 3 . , . ' I ' , q . ,P ,W 4 .f' fu 3 The Vefa Dream A Senior earns his clinic grade. JOHN L. AUGUSTINEg age 27, Las Cruces, N.M. g pre vet, New Mexico State U. g wife, Dianag SCAVMA, Alpha Psi and Mu Beta Beta, Future intentions- mixed practice. BURGESS BAUDERg age 25, Tacoma, Wa.g Pre vet, WSU, wife, Aleetag child- ren, lg SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Future intentions, Graduate School. ROGER ALLEN BAXTERQ age 273 Cul- bertson, Montanag Pre vet, Montana State Universityg children, lg 1969 SCAVMA Presidentg Future intentions, practice. GERALD L. BERGSMAQ age 243 Renton Hell, Trace, how many times do I have Wa- 3 PTB Vet, WSU? SCAVMA, Alpha PS1 to tell youg we do the kitties and bow Phi Zeta, Phi Kappa Phis Future inten- wows i.n here and the horseys in the other 110115, Thoroughbreds- room! I WWW GARY L. BLAKEMOREg age 25g Long- view, Wa.g Pre vet, Lower Columbia Collegeg SCAVMAQ Future intentions, Army 2 years, then Large Animal practice. GORDON J. COOPERQ age 275 Caldwell, Ida. 3 Pre vet, U of Ig wife, Charoleneg children, lg SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Phi Zetag Future intentions, Mixed practice, The Weiser Wh1z discovers his calling. I- L Dr. Pettit, I think this business of aseptic technique should recognize some limits. There's a little bit of large animal practitioner in all of us DIANE M. ERNST, age 24, Gillette, Wyoming, Pre vet, Casper College, SCAVMA, Future intentions, mixed practice, Peace Corps. JOHN ROBERT FIFEg age 28, Tucumcari, N.M. g Pre vet, New Mexico State Universityg wife, Paula, SCAVMA, Vetrospect Business Manager, Future intentions, mixed practice. STEVEN D. GAUBQ age 285 Spokane, Wa. g Pre Vet, E. W. S. C. 3 Wife, Virginia, children 29 SCAVMA, Future intentions, U. S. Army. PAULA S. GILPINg age 24, Kennewick, Wa., Pre vet, WSU, husband, Robert, SCAVMA, Womens Aux. AVMA, California VMA, WSVMA A real winner. ROBERT R. GILPIN3 age 289 Rock Springs, Wy. g Pre vet, Creighton U. g wife, Paula, SCAVMA, California VMA WSVMAg Future intentions, mixed practice. JOHN W. HARPSTERg age 28, Glendive, Mont.g Pre vet, Oregon State U. g wife, Pam, children, lg SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Phi Zeta, Future intentions, small animal practice. DONALD R. HANKSg age 245 Elko, Nev.g Pre vet, Utah State U. g Wife, Karlag children, lg SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Phi Zetag Fu- ture intentions, Large Animal practice. WALLACE N. HAUCKQ age 27, Boise, Idaho, Pre vet, BYU, U of Utah and WSUQ Wife, Donnag children, 2g, SCAVMAQ Future inten-A ions, Small Animalg, practice. . H ' AT THE VE.T'S BURYING GROUND F .1 my ' :2gf!,fIg4i:a Q3 f ' ' K 1, 1 - Granny Bauder and Auntie Augustine fm 'JF in rear an orphan. M A-1 , X Y, 4 jlgrf : K- ri-W1 ' 1-:?, I -wi MI: 4 f' 5 A ' ' -5' -.- 3 : T4 !' igg-.3 --ff Q, .,s ' U if .f , V V' L 50- v 5 ffl? f.t.--J t C Visilob- What have you he-rc P rt.,:,1. . Q.m.,.Q,.,, U. L., Q.-an ARTHUR N. HOFFMAN, age 24, Seattle, Wa. g Pre vet, Olympic College, Bremer- ton, Wa. 5 wife, Peggy Lynn, SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Future intentions, USAF, then Small Animal Practice. WILLIAM B. HOLLEMANQ Seattle, Wa., Pre vet, WSUQ wife, Rahlahg SCAVMAg Future intentions, Large animal practice. WILLIAM H. KEATTSQ age 28, Mesa, Wa. 3 Pre vet, WSUQ wife, Karen, children, 2, SCAVMA, Treasurer, SCAVMA, 1969, Alpha Psig Future intentions, Practice. DAVE KIRBYQ age 23g Tacoma, Wa. g Pre vet, WSUg.wife, Vickyg SCAVMAQ Future intentions, Mixed practice. y.f5:g1.w-.aww A M RX Q x XXX? 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Ms2e,Q'2 a ' my wi' at gi 5 gi as , A.. 'f ' . ft , Wilgfgfarf 0 , i a Kgfggg , I, mi M K J H, .. ,.al.+49v., . ' a M 1 N. g are My: Xa 2 . , n ga .if ,V 3 i it 4a.Qe'3R'3eya,f H didn't prep the area. Hurry up. Dr. Pettit is eorning and I 5 D I L , im., ff 1 Nj' ,jf 1 Xl 3.5, V' I -jp, 1 0 3 -'Q 1 V Q 'I .L-. my xt, 3 . x 2 If 1 , , 3' x, N it Vbw. - , .l,,,.., l ,gl . -V .. , X L.. x - rn 1 K.. 1 It , K 1 l ,J Af, , ,A - . 4 A. A ffm F, Ya- e Q , ' 3 W .- 2 w , ., I, .i . ,L w,,,, 52vI,J , lil if EQ si f I4 'ci 1, V -M 'X 'V 3 I : I s I '-J 1 ,VM SIE: ga.: fu 155 lea I Y .Quit . in sf ' sf X! is I . ttx,.. tAA 'I E ROBERT T. LAUGHERY9 age 295 Dayton, Wa., Pre vet, Central Wash. State College, wife, Janet, SCAVMA, Future inten- tions, Small Animal Prac tice. Wait 'till those Sophomores try to identify that pile of hamburger. DANIEL RICHMOND LAWERQ age 23, Tacoma, Wa. 9 Pre vet, WSU, Wife, Lindag SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Future intentions, USAF. NORMAN E. LOHRg age 25, Filer, Ida. g Pre vet, U of Idahog wife, Kayg SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Phi Zetag Future intentions, Small Animal Practice. LINDA R, MCELHANEYQ age 243 Walla Walla, Wa. g Pre vet, WSU, SCAVMA, Phi Zeta, Phi Kappa Phig Future intentions, Internship at Angell Memorial in Boston. 1 JOHN A, MCILHATTANQ age 249 Bozeman, Mont. 9 Pre vet, Montana State U. g SCA VMAQ Future intentions, Mixed Practice. J. KIRK MCNEILQ age 27 Portland, Ore. g Pre vet, Willamette and OSUQ Wife, Cathieg SCAVMAQ Future intentions, Small Animal Medicine. Yeh, we look alike but I swear he's no relation to me! if 54457, In response to social pressure we finally integrated the Path. department. DUANE MICKELSENQ age -33g Coulee City, Wa. 5 Pre vet, Wenatchee Valley and Big Bend Community Col- legeg wife, Gayleg children, 4!g SCAVMAg Future inten- tions Large Animal Practice. RICK A. MITCHELLQ age 24g Longview, Wa. 3 Pre vet, U of Portland and WSUg wife, Charlotteg children, lg SCAVMAQ Future intentions, Small Animal Group Practice No wonder your dog quit working, his cord is unplugged. LAWRENCE A. PEETZ3 age 253 Tygh Valley, Ore.g Pre vet, OSU, wife, Lydiag SCAVMA, Alpha Psi and Phi Zeta, Future intentions General practice, The Dalles, Ore. LANCE E, PERRYMANQ age 24, Tacoma, Wa. g Pre vet, WSU, wife, Shirleyg SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Phi Zeta, Future intentions, Graduate school, Ohio State for PhD in Path- ology. LAFE A. PARRISH age 32g Fillmore, Utahg Pre vet, Utah State U. g wife, Joyce, children, 4g SCAVMAQ Future intentions, Mixed practice. LARRY G. PAISLEYQ age 27g Babb, Mont., Pre vet, Western Montana College, Dillion, Mont., wife, Doreneg SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Phi Zeta, Future intentions, Mixed practice or teaching. Chutes are very good in a pinch lout of little value when the chips are down, 31 LARRY D. PETERSENg age 265 Klamath Falls, Ore. g Pre vet, OSU, wife, Glenda, children, 2, SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Phi Zeta, Future in- tentions, Practice. C. DENIS PETERSON, age 313 Chester, Mont. 5 Pre vet, BYU, wife, Kay, child- ren, 33 SCAVMA, Frosh class Rep. , Soph. Vice Pres. , WSU Rugby 4 years, Rugby coach, 2 years, Future intentions, PhD in Biochem. , Army Career. ROBERT SCHLADETZKYg age 27, Seattle, Wa., Pre vet, Everett Community College and Warsaw U. 3 SCAVMA , Vetrospect Ed- itor, Signa Phi Nothing. MICHAEL STURROCKg age 24, Honolulu, Hawaii, Pre vet. WSU, SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Future intentions, get out of Pullman, get married get into the Air Force and get out. Q ' V Despite noble efforts on the part of the Profs, the Clinical Path Conferences got a little old toward the end of the year. 9 JACK E. THORNTONg age PAMELA A. TUOMIQ age JON M. WARREN, age 25g ALLAN C. WHITEQ age 26g 253 Walla Walla, Wa. g Pre 24g Vancouver, Wa. g Pre Renton, Wa. 9 Pre vet, WSUg Renton, Wa. 3 Pre vet, U of vet, WSUg children, 3g vet, WSUg husband, Jack Wife, Ninag SCAVMAg Future Wg wife, unknown as yetg SCAVMA, Sigma Nu Fra- O. Tuomig SCAVMA, Phi intentions, graduating! children, none claimedg ternityg Future intentions, Zetag Future intentions, fly SCAVMA, Alpha Psi, Vet- Peace Corps or Grad school. to Anchorage! Eventually, rospect Sales Manager, mixed practice with J ack. Future intentions, Small Animal Practice. fem' . 5 ., i' -- A P f a S, g a , 't A M ,t X, in C g v.l',1 et 'fiie f l 'iii .,,,,,, so - L d pn Y 't 3x51 t A n , i-r,, an u - sisa - it C an !t'1 ' tg. 2, V L',, ffl -Vi - ,' l itvf' ' ,, , rist , Q f ,gg vi V V ,,,, ,..k,, V115 :QV ,V a V, qi, ,, l, ,, ,E anti 2 ip, As a matter of course I must recommend that f V -V reticent individuals avoid utilizing any medicaments V,,',',- A ',', VV ki V , V , it which might induce overt behavior but at your in- VVVV, V Vtl' 2 VV iV'Vt Q15 5,5 A ' sistence I would recommend marijuana over LSD. ,. ' 'i',i' 5 ' - Q f V ' A -, .Q V , T, 5 A f ' x N , ' , me ,,, it m A f ,Q ff a X it -40-Te f f x 1 f f Triple www wmv! In keeping with tradition we are pleased to present again this year the Triple Crown Award to that Sen- ior student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in the dis- ciplines of Avian Pathology, Sanitary Meat Inspection and Public Health. This year's recipient is Lance Perryman. Congratulations I , Peace, brother. 4 wig l f f f ff' , 7 f fggovqf I n - ' -' ' V' 4 , WW' fqw 9 554494, 'f-in.: fwqf -':4-- A af . f ,- WM wwe' ,wwf ,M . J Z V .f ...ww f 5' ff Senior, Smiley Smegma, fondly flashes farewell phalanx No matter how many times I've seen it, that's still one of the sweetest sights I know of. The years 1908 - 1909 were evenzjul ones for the Veterinary College. A newibuilding was erected on the campus to house the school's facilities. Also during this period a new hospital was opened in Spokane which provided a larger case load for the practical experience of the 'HH QF 'IE l'UI,.I,.FCl2l'2 ill 'W.'kHHlNK2'I'4 senior veterinary students. The Spokane clinic contained living quarters for involved students. fluxs ru lx'vxlrrrvr1l Yf'l1l.mv'1v :H 'lm l'1'l Unnlvulv !'i1Imrl Inv!!! COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SCIENCE 7, 3 ' , E. .. i 1' 1 A , 3 L W, Mf'e?i's p gglllli,f??? --- Y W n ., V ' ' 't' -' v,e,,..,,.'f, ' , . 7 'twig W-9 1, e- 9 1909 9 Hospital No. .Q l:o-gated at Spokane I W V Q 9 ---1-,..,,.,. ln!-1'-'mr ' 'f f3f1'W If W Warmetmwxwrr' 'ieschfmfw-' l Dphtlmlxnolvgv Um' lwnr, 'Phi 'Q L'l'11.'1!'r?0 1910 - 1920. The Veterinary College enjoyed a progressive era. Faculty changes were few and student enrollment and interest were good. I1 IN 1 'W 1 ' ,, lk , I V , ? M X , K 5 ,, .1 , ' , , 4' wb U Minimal Wrrrdq' aj' JWIMIM Class of '77 A year of fewer microscopes and more animals . . . A year of expensive books and surgery instruments . . . Surgery--gladly we roasted in our caps, masks, gowns . . A year of afternoons off . . The year of the stage-less Jr. Review . . . , A year of protest and counter-protest . . . Another year of wondering if we'11 ever see the end of it all fgraduationj. f we -,aa , 1 4'5 a- , 9-2--'zififi X '-f V gs.-5:2 -: rp-52 - Q-1262, z w L?iE1 f-4 4,2 1-T 'Sf Q , 4 my Q , f 5779 ,4 -1 'Ta '2- : Ji +0-Q93 . dm, Harry D1sney 1, w Q x J an Engeset Roger Erfle V - -- Mike Flyn Dorothy Gavin ,. . ' - ' 2-.ly ' :wi 45225 5 , 1' T: .. . my ,. W - R, V - Q X .,-43' 1-g,5gg,xf::gQ f f- ,a V - V ' K V 5 ,,f...1 -'Fiji - :fl L 4 J Ax l if H 1, 3- , lv :Barak 9 , VV, 4-3.5. 15,5 George Downs, Jr. Bob Anderson Bob Badertscher Jay Bettesworth Ken Bible Gerald Bishop John Boyce Gary Cook Somebody has to teach these guys wh P.M.S. really means! ff v v Q ,.1.., Q ff -- . -:-.:..:-1,-by -1: r R X M 'was-,, ' . - 1 I: G N' . 'YQ :J -5- .f N H V. r,.. , N H . 'wx :XY -2- an ,. nsifik X , ' X'g55,.' A. -' .gm A ,. ,,VV 9 '4b,, h ' ---A K f ' ,J , . -'92 K 'A :NNQQ .r ' 5 1 ' .-gf, 2 M1-f -,Fw -: .ray 's ez . , ..3,5q3x,m ,.,1:.. , .h -H, ,W . Excellent form, George, now all you need is some toothpicks for your eyes. Somehow I don't think all the advise I've been getting is 'straight from the horse's mouth! fand wou1dn't I like to return a little of the same. 'J ' Y I I d really hate to mention itg but if I remember my anatomy correctly, I should feel a heartbeat ---- Jerry Johnston Steve Krakowka Nancy King Warren Ladiges Bill Holt, Jr. Winford Ideue Gary Johnson Pat Gavin Tom Gornall J olm Griffith Al Han Greg Harris Cheryl Hayden -f-vm-w.a.,, I 1, ,U his ' Q ff: fwfnk .- 1 my 1 ,M .mv 'N-A ,M ,W V V A 'W W'fm4,fA5,-.I VV ,.,.Wm ,Q , 3 A tf.,,.1.:aa,f,., 1 ,lfy,y,N!5awQ5y53 mayo 2, ,af , ' -ww., , E. , .,,, L. W , , ,Q 1,, rg? 5 va? figatt V V 7 aaaalvqta f wrfgger 2- WWW S Sli ,Q 5 V awww ,. ,e ' W..,,, mx I rv fvx 1 ,eve xl ,,.Q..a-. 11 nf ? -1 . , 541 A f- +,.f,,:m- f vq . e. am , .z zg4dk-ib,P:15fX ' X rs 1 'IQ , A , vt, K, ,, 5 N t ,Wm . , yy , , A3 M . . . 5 ,J e fr wg 1 'rea or .U 5w.?Fx,w ,, 'Y- ,,.,.-wevwcglwfimme '- 'Mn fp Saw :N ' f.'jf? Sfwt , . .,,, , ,a A A, Z.. 5 ,fm fs mov' ' , v E ' ii Sill' 1. -I x .. a,,.,Q . X 9' V E22 , yr. mf 3 Q is iff H 351 'f REX x QJWX- feQf,,. 1 , ax, - , - 1 gx ,x .dz M5 5 Roger Mauer Dwaine McIntosh Jim Miller Bill Miner J im Moore Bud Morphet A1 Lock John Loomis Susan Loomis John Lanting Gary Lattig Pete Lawrence Ken Lee Come on, John, snnle Nobody's pulhng your ta11 Hey Roger--Did you hear about Dr. 'Knuckles' at the dance 1 s night---Rog? H ll How about post -poning the operation for a second--I want to hear the end of Terry's fish story. H Why do you ask? Of course vet students have outside interests. Ken Wasserman Paul Waterstrat Gary Wisser Neil Whitrock Rose Stoneberg Joe Vescovi Larry Walsh QW Judy Morris Paul Postlewait Steve Skinner Bob Slack Mike Sowell Terry Smith 75121 4,,f V wif , -W-, .- f af,M:fsp.2z 9 0 , '-2--:a'.'1w, a f ' :.:k5Q.s: 3 . gp .wvgaq , . -iff: ,viii we A -. -:psi 2: ww: we 2 2 ii? 1. fi , it ' f. 'Z ., V, 14.19. 23 1 -- ai? yiuuu W , Z sk '4 4 I 3 ,I x ,Q ,Q .. , -.,, ,. , i J' X 1 lg WI is 0 ik Eieimfum ...M mr' J? ,, A 1 '4' ag? 31' 5. W af or fis ' 4 Q? ,. 3 .. inf Rfb gala is E'- Q-'Q lm 5, Happiness is new equip- ment. Yes . . . Iknow what it is, but it was dirty too ! Rat realizes radical route, while seven students stick substance Sub Q. Observe closely 4X 14f 53 Everything comes to an end! List 14 ways to administer that drug 1 Z New wk , ,W ww-,Q w- X! ,gr ww... 'lv 4. ':' v-V1 VD ' 1919. Dean Nelson Vesignea? to take the position D Def. Earl E. Weffnevf was . A of ivectoaf of Agricultural Extension nd Dean of the Coggzge. pyomoted fe the 9032752072 Of V200 Dean, and two years lateaf becacine DEAN 'WEGNER XVI-IEN ULD GRADS MEETN I, BY E. E. WEGNER Dean of the College of Veterinary Scienre Bill--Vfell, hello, old top. Havent seen you since we were atythe old State College, fifteen years ago. Where you livin' and what you doing? Jim-Well, you see, I took the Vet. course ancl--- y Bill--That's right, you did--toolbad, too, that all these machines came in. I suppose they ruined your business and you are fixing Lizzies now? . Jimn-Well. hardly that. Guess you don't know very much about what happened to the Vets. You just look up and downnsthe street in town and see a lot of autos and guess that there isn't any stock any more. You ought to learn a new facts so you wouldrflt make a fool of yourself every time you ex- press your opinion. , ' Bill:-Wells, I haven't paid much attention to other things since I got a job selling life insurance. 'What is the situation? W Jim--Guess there isn't another scientific education that a man can turn to as many useful purposes, since there are about a million dollars' worth of live- stock in this country for every practicing veterinarian. Bill-Well, I had no idea that--- , ' Jim--lt's a great life, and l wouldn't have missed it for anything-- excuse me, there goes my telephone. KV. S. C. offers fifty different lines of work. . all 6 -' ill 'll me Ol i9 4 Y U Y xv xxx In the thirties interest in Veterinary Med- icine continued to grow and thought was given A to expansion of the College at WSC. In pre- f- paration for the anticipated growth, Dean Q Wegner spent six months in Europe during L I 1935 - 1937 gathering ideas for clinic O dy buildings . V h tx ri X926 DEAN 3315. fs. XX'EGN4k?'FfC'WC The WSC campus in 1936. Left to right: McNutt. Covington. Smith, MCCOY- Wftlnef Class of '72 This was the year of 1, 000 Koda- chromes, the grass root nematode, pasty vents, vunderbar Virology silent estrus, and the 14 ways to best close a necrotic gaping Wound. It was also the year of right on, student strikes, institutional racism, Earth Day, social awareness, and the saddening personal loss of a class mate and friend. So it is with some sadness, much relief and varying amounts of hope and enthusiasm that we leave our sophomore year! My In ' ,,f, i - f 1 f WC' , , ,,,f47' :, 'swf 7' f' 92 35? I f ,Q alffgf .F--wwz . ii 3 7, ,, -, .v ,- .f jf, y QQ if ' ff? .7 s f, , 4 ., ., ,Uikw .- V , m At least it's a typical path slide, its unidentifiableln B. O. is nice i.n Arizona, but in Wash- Cystic Gartners ducts in Greek goats -- BFD ington We bathe. Scott Adams Dave Barbee Randy R. Bean Allan Britten Dean Campbell WM, ' . K we 4- ,W , A 111 A, . V Z1 .,,., .KW . ami- 4- is: g Wiwrf' x QSM my-.2 ,gm I mf ', 'f' :Hz M, A We've got to stop meet- ing like this! A af Mike Collier Trish Cook Bob Fenimore Reilly Glore Brent Griggs Dedication Subacute multifocal necrotizing mucino hemorrhagicopurulent vulvovaginitis when I was in school, they called it a pussy exudate . Woe is me! The sea gull in the square has ascarids! John Groupe Ron Hallstrom E1Ray Hendricks Eric Hietala Darrel Huston ' ' No lt 1sn't Lirnberneck its the Crabsg I got them from 3rd floor Wegner. ' 1 .. 1 , ,Z , ff' ' -. MW, J-fe f , , A ,, 4 'ff -7 'ff' ,il y 'f f 4,1 JW? a f g5 , , f .- f f. Aj, .6 -Af! . I QA, - 5 - :V .fy 3 44..4,ff,W4f,-2 ,.,. 4 ,3s S4- f- A 1 --'A-A ' ' J ' ff -4-.1 5, ,sf M 'U ff 4 1 4' ' fTf .1iE?E :v 5 .,,,,, Excedrin headache I10'S 445 'Kr 446 .,.,.,,,,,mW QW , ,ly f , QM, A 'Z B. P. and his cure for pasty vent. 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Wally Jones Don Kelts Mike Kiefer Ken Kimura Sally Lattig 51 Ken Lindsay J im McGill Bob Patterson Gordon Plotts Don Rienart 4 AMEN! ,V . 7fpz':w'e' f'M f sf-ity, , ,f ,104 ,V M ,ff-,f g, ,f,,,,,4 ,?4gf,45?9, 1- ff - m '- 'f H f fi w tf wiekf, 3 , V 5 53 'l lg ' ' :U ': 717N11fa 'ww yj' f , -1 'ffm W 1 . lx K, . , , pf 55 , A V I 5 W1 f at i. A 2 iii ,. , V wwf ,i-ff? r ' fl , I f ,ogwpf ' '..- 'L ',,:-g2'N,.gfa5.f'f of M' I Cya? M455 A 2' Q. f -' 1' gf, my- i ' f f f' 'We' 95 Y' If ,W fy 7, fm. Q i , 44: 17 if ,mf ,, V -4 925471 gm. .ZW .fx ,f - -4 V-wwf Jiffy ,fwfr -f, ,if ,, ' LL: . :i,,' 'i, T HIM , ,. .,,,1 ,, VrM,lV 1 ,'1?'3?'i2 How Much? Well, would you consider ..... Let's see that comes to . . . each! I sure would like to do surg- ery on that beaver! SaIn's gone now, tell us does Vent Gleet really predispose to Hemor- rhoids ? I should stick my experimental data where ? Dennis Ross Chris Rowlands David Rustebakke Bill Schendel Donna Schutz 'V 7- . V- -- .. 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V' .V - L- : me Y-ff. V- 1.,f::u24f1 ' ' if ' Y ,!'V'I L- IW?-5. KK .1515 62 'V,X-192 Lfw-?fi 'KffQ4'-2'5J4ff ' fffff fi few? Wm? ff? 1i,1Vp.7tu5'--Q,-:ws ' f .gay -'X ----Z6 'az ,,. 3 ,,,V.:?!,w -,V 'fl' , -ad,4f,.Va 'V 'fgmigu' 1 4Mx'f.f5,A'M VV1 7f,.VV-,- :edgy lgpqff , 7751! V ,V - VV V' g,fZfQwVz,,gMy'V: f'wf'r1fa' K '- fu VV ,V V Peace in the grass or anywhere I can find it. I know we're ready to start, but it's his bat and ball. , YOU all! Saturday morning lab ,ff V , , Hmmm emma 1-nVffMum..vffww,f.mV-af VVQMMWW- wvhmm mmnusf , - 3 -la Y, ,,.. ,, ,,. ,. .,, . V f- Y ,Q . J 4 , , ll ' ' ,Q M E . r V - W' WV f 4:1 12.1. .,.,- . f. ,, . - ftwwf rig:- . .,,. Q 1 X t K 'wwf who f 4 'M 7 ,ZX N 'fo 5 .- 1: ,M Q if :Z 'we V ,. ,, jf Commonly she's known as Julie, but socially, politically, Sz economically she's Mrs. Morse. gt 4 fgffy l , N :a:,,,- -f , ,, .,WI.,W,, ,S , ff- V' lay, '7 fi '51r'69Z9fi'112?35' 424121: 'I' .V F -i .w'f f 1 1 ' 1 f 1 v 54 Lyn? 5 ' f 1.452 ZS. 4, ..., , : fin' ,iff V' ? '4 .5 - ' M 'flu' 1 ,cv . f ,CF.- 5 , V, .f W fy ' ,y 'w ,ws , .,,. , , 3 ,1 2, . . - -V or I' ny. A AVRQKX .V y , i S it gf? N V, zyyhfwlh R f sf . 'f ,, Q- , ' ., xt , J if we f V , 1 VA Dave A f' WK' ' , , , , L. C. Bill Rus s Big Daddy Lloyd Chuck Steve Rick Dave Steve Selway Norm Shatto Leonard Sherman Richard Stroud Polluting the Palouse , X f V 1 53 , , 4 a Damn you Whearty, come out of there! Pat Taylor Rick Weidenaar Blair Woodger A vm A if 5 T, , ef -,..- ,,,, lla 9, H 'I X, 1 f 4. UU In 1940 the state legislature appropriated funds for new veterinary buildings. One building was to house classrooms and laboratories and a second building would serve as the animal clinic. The clinic facility was ready for occupancy in the fall of 1942 and the classroom building occupied in January of 1943. 9....wm.. .... A, In 1952, by action of the Board of Regents, the classroom and lab building was named E. E Wegner Hall, in honor of the man who had spent 41 years on the veterinary faculty and 28 years as its Dean. At the same time the clinic building was designated 'QI. E. McCoy Hall in honor of Dr. John McCoy a longtime member of the school's Faculty. Dedication ceremonies held in the Compton Union Building. President French, Dr. Wegner, Dr. McCoy and Dr. E.C. Stone. 5 9 s l E 2 5 , Z x ' I5 1 5 5 s 2 E We learned nu erous things . Vc7'erfnm- -V I . ,V !9 , Just five months before, sitting on top of the world Now we're starting at the bottom again Freshmen for the third time. But this time it seems like we're starting completely afresh None of that silly hazing like highschool and college But does that seem to be pity instead of contempt beaming out on us from the eyes of those in the know? And why does the most often heard comment from upperclassmen in the first few weeks of our new life sound like a plea of insanity for ever coming to this place? After all, isn't this what we've wanted all our lives and aren't we now incredibly happy? Then we begin studyingg bones without even a trace of flesh on themg standard errors of meansg H and E stainsg Rf values. This is what a Vet does? My Mother was right, I should have been a lawyer . . . ,. . . reflections spawned by idle moments of frustration. Now We're awakened again, this time to real- ityg that the tuition is not the greatest price we'll pay, nor innocence the only sacrifice we'll make before we make it out of here. So eat, drink and make merry . . . . . but not until after the Gross test Friday. Gary Armstrong Dick Badger Dan Barrett So THAT'S where it's at! Where're those damn flight bags ? 58 Graduating Class - Montana Ewe .. : - f f -. -Z Ted Becker Bob Benski Don Berdan Mary Blankevoort Jon Bloxham Kit Bowerman Once upon a. time, in the land of Neuroauatomy . qw? f V X fwf A, ww , AQ, W ,, X I A ,f 4y: ,,j jis:,-ye Don Briskey Bob Brunner Michael Burdette HOW! ,f I X W, 2, y a, ,'-, f fxf Bob Buromaier Neil Call I ,Marv Chamberlain Well, Bossy, They can't call me Blanks anymore. Oops! Missed again. F .,.,,,5l,, V ,f : 32.11 ., 1 Stephen Clarkson He isn't much, but he's all mme! Tony Funk Now de leg bone's connected to de . . . hipbone -yjg , ,q:,gw gf fi , -,,..,, , 17- - ax 1' K , K ,f v . ffm: N ' .,: - 'naw 'zgw fiztfgyyff 15 4 ff fff ff, 231, 5 4 15252 4:1 . QM: 'fgfx -, lim Q -, ,-1 f 2-elf. 14 f? Gi f .. ' 23312, wg, -.,1fr:e.:,. if , .:,, .,1: 7 y Roger Clemmons Harvey Crowder Robert Derby Don Edwards Lou Elorza fPromises! Promiseslj Larry Goza Just talk about it, don't wear it. A ,-ww ,- . e ' r expr. -e - - 1, -4,45,,,:f. x ii y 9 ,- A 8, we 1 ff 'll 1 1 f I! f C g ze, L.: :. fm.. - 11f::a:2- f , , f J 1 Les Hays Jim Hicks William Hill -Dave Hough Leroy'Hoversland The Souliu' Zoo-babes What do ya mean, this 4117!-! polygraph didn't work? Joe Hughes K., ,xsunv i , - V ,, . . V, 3'?'! t ' l t o Y 5 5 Q 's ' H Q B Q0 Q, V. , Q , 'QR ze sr . xfg k Q X , Kc l , .. .,,. , ,V H 'Ahy 1 , l I ,g-,gy Q Cf? ' 21, 2 1 xr'-fffiifff x asf' ' ' ffgmfw f -f ::.vvQ .c'fff'i'i3fr.z2'r 'Sfmt' faffffz-'fibers' ri: f ' .. fefffffhflffff' H1 V ' Lucinda Huntley Michael Jones John Kelly Phil Kress Kennie Lamming UM W , ? ix 53' ' 1 V rv xt - S' 5 ' iljigfinnt a Q04 1 yn X- ' S 0 ' XX kk e Q jig. . .. 1 A , Wi 6 1 'Pullman I ' 59 M . . . Erlf-'f mee QQNQUAF- 0 X Aw gee, Boss - pass that joint over. Thanks for the Chaw, Pardn'r! 61 Yes, the heart's on! But Dave--It's dead! Sweets for the sweet! It' s your move , Y W WWH B Smarty! ff, 5' X .,.'?ff 45:1 1'-ff . , QLQW Dr. Meyers, your Ph. D. doesn't stand for Post- Hole Digger. John Leeds Raymond Lien Patrick Long Kg 3 5 EZ' f .. f' .V f N fx .- - iff 'fs-f' fl-x'541fi14'E4 ' . f 'X I ff, f fgf fww i f9M7Q ,fff ,gf I9 af . .-442, mf, .4 ' Randy Matthiesen +741 fw , ,gy ' 0, amz f VW ,f 5' ff! ,fn ' W 'Y '5 'Z ,f , f 4' ,Q Q f , ff Arla Maze M Mark McWhorter H: ' ZZ 1, ffr, I-ff, I da l' f 2 - 1' 4 'vfwf' Qigkglzi of '24 H, e f ' f f V , , , Q f , 7 N W' ' kk- , 5 A ff wry. . V . fi fQ,.Zi?. ,,ff Q., , A ' 1 f 1 , fl , I JZ! , ff' 1 'H fb' 'W ' f ' 1 f W , 5 I I f of ' X 9 1 1 4 ,,,, , , W f f f I ' I f , ff 'M ic , . ,.,, ., ,,,f, ...JM--:t,,f1,q-7f,, yi, 1 AW A, A -4 514 3 f f27?!Ei3I7fEf:v-. ' V56 ?3f:7.v-3356 -2551 5 fl-' V l W. Scott Neal III Jan Noel Steve Parish John Peebles V . 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X f.:2?H.2 .., Gross break - 1936 - Bobby Sz Our Gang , ff 4 f 1 ff 1 ' -'avg' .5 -I i vi' - 4 e 'f .j g , Chuck , f . Reeves , A . e q 2 5.5 4 ffma .... ' W W QW0 Dennis Riggs Roger Peterson Keith Pumphrey Bill Radovich What do ya mean El Springou smashed the dog skelton? Lester Rosenthal Alan Ruegarner What do l have to do for an A, Dr. Meyers? Bat-Whoft flies again! E Nair for the hair-- -V' -AV - psf: i V J 6 This little piggy went to market . . Now that's what I call a cryptorchid. . - W -V . qv . ,,,V,,,..V V, .V -.ze ,-.,-, V Q -wr - sw ,.,. V Yr' 'Wm neg? ,Q ax 'A 'S'Q GQ Vx ., N v z rf 'Ss' sa, M wg: f -rv-. . vV ,Vges- 3 6' fp Q x '32- ww X ,S V. ,J 4 ,A a. 4M A II , fl 'r Nm ,- WEB fx .: Q :gy ,f , . .. egg .- ,jf ,, '1!'z1'if45'l'.+.L V -1 5- ' '. R ' V -Q '. -mV swf'--' , -, - ' ' 'H 1 -I an-f 5 - - 4. ' V..1V . 'ia' , -V. V1 :ef - 5' -wjjfrif' ., 5- egg? -. -1,4 A -2. Vg,-.ig V. ...'m-fir 'E-5-g:L:QV:'Q.,- , V ' ' 'H N ,f In-' L- '1:'-1-VV.-- , . 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Vg.1Rf.1 -J fi':E-ai21522125-SM:'S-,ei-aE:fQs?e21f::e-Ev4: -EZ:4,.:1ff:-':3-:V':s-2-::':3.': 'w.f - .' -Est' ff.-Vf V . , -1 - :::-- .:. 4 '-:-J'-.W -. -Q- ff - Q-V.,.-f a Q N -' ' N '- V V .-:::s12ysa12:s:s gy, .- V H 1. . .- 2-V-Q - Q.. V. ,. . f-iJJi5.a::2 ' ' ' ,, ' '- '? .--4- :f '.3'I,.x , ,Aw Jr -V, fx ' ssii ' .. M V ,.-g,1:.1g:1ag.,,:,g, -1, 'AQ ,ge 'Ski -'73 :ev Aw. ws' - 4. ' a M A V1:V!,'-I'- i A0 X :5:...?Q if ,VA V -- af-iigsgiwatafftr.-, Q -5 kv, 1, w--Sg,f1,:.- X Qi, ex... V :A X N .5 w , 'SN55 WN , PM X Wm f ,, ,511 . ' x Q54 -. 'ff'- -J,-X '-.5f.1:if'5li5,5-2-,,., , ,155 wr N A -5 '- ' 'rf Aiwr. Jim Sherwood Robert Southwick David Tester . e- -'f 'em-.24 f-mmf, Michael Tollefson Dick Weller 2 -- 1 . ,f - fa A lu , :w z ,,5 ,Z 4, ., :V ' -. gf-1, , VV V. 27 4 fe 1 , 0 T ff W,- , fa , fa i , fy ,f A f V7 M ig!! V f , 1 J .- Z ,WZ 'f f Y Y I M5 ff J4- Bill Wheeler l I Today we will learn how to perform Leon Wray rectal palpations. Dennis White Lyell Williams W., 1 l , ,L ' U gp fx Wu. , - lf' Y ,.A. . , ,1 V Q 1134? Z 4 V 7Q Q, fy f N, A e y 9 4 f - -1 ' A ' 'M ,. f' , 2 J , f. : ,f . ' ip, '. f ,. -V 4 f 1' 2- 1, E , 2 1? .V Robert fBobbyj Compton , .5 552' f . ,if L , 'ff a K . ,..'ae:E-1'- 53 ,. ' 4 , , ' iff. ff ' f A f- -e ,Q-ff1.f-Q? , ...! , V, fl . ' PM -4. x I V 76- W And they think Decereb1'ate Prep is where I went to high school! 53, 1 :Q r h - fy ,fr ' ,s . ' if we v-my. ,Q '.. ,, ,K gy ...M A 1 - - , .,,..:5,fQ:,:7,:.:,sQm A - :-.51 ' A W ' W3 sf 1 ' ,R 1- ,' '- ' ,Jr . :- .. ,, 5 ,, eff A -1 W . 1 ' f .i f W jlfl ' . ' ' . M- 5 ...... M 1'-A .ff , M A A f ,LA - ' ' Q, ,u 1 Q , P-' fe 2 '- 'ff' x fa . '- ' 4 V' :Ji-112' K' h A ' av - ',,T ' , ,. - . ., , ', . .. ,,4gfsF' + f, ' ' A ,,r '4h ' , V .L V ...V, , 7 1 Col. John at an early age flower lefty The Vet Set's member of the Mod Squad. Who says professors don't chew? Zeese deefikult to tell from Japoneese Zeiss! A951 1967 ' M., f,, In Apwll of 1952, Dv. John McCoy was appointed to the j Deanship until Septenfzbevf of that same yea? when DV. A Ernest C. Stone was placed in that position. p A p 1 Qi ' ERNEST C. STONE Associate professor and c h air m 3 n , de. partment of vezerina 11 ' 1 'Y P V810 ogy and pharmacolo y. D.V.M. A of Washinglfoni , the State College ,il ANZMAL BLOOD BANK World-wide interest has followed publication in l942 of successful development of animal blood banks through research done jointly by students and, faculty of the College of Veterinary Medicine at the State College of Washington. Yearbook Supporters ?'--- -.1 RQ, VT A ,- n . wr f X W. N .WM 1, -1-WWW fe ,,fL,gs? RP, ,u. Wiz. if ' Jgefd .A- J? 4 5, 27 'f W k in - T1 .ff yi 3: 'f5?Zw3,gZ?L W fas? ii Qgfrf gecrfvhwxlz 4359. , 55 ' ' I A f 14.1 , 5 Qf '1fQQ7i'rf 'WMA ii 'ca I 31 A yr-. 'g h ' 1 . Q- n r , 5 .5 sf. 'L 'fx , V f f' ff, ,-1, fl '-, 'ff . ,Q 155, QL rdinary .. never f 'I Jw 11 Q Q? Wjgfa? i f vi 4 ffff Y Q1 wf Q , if Y? ff! 0 'L 1 - QZ91 9 ' -if -' J H I 6 H' , ,. pf we 222' ' ff' , , . ,gas X ,, . I L , far If 'V' , , lyjfig-4',+4x'C, :i E: sg. , W p , an I F, Q rf A, 7 E I - ., riff : -5- 5: : I MQW, S Aff f , s -X , , ,ww Products in the Corvel Extra f Ordinary Line might seem similar to competitive products. But when you look closer, you find advantages not duplicated elsewhere. Often the most obvious difference is a proprietary one, or it might be your cost, quality, or the exclusive Corvel Practice and Professional Aids program. We think you will agree there is nothing ordi- nary about the Corvel Extra I Ordinary Line. COKVSL ELANCO PRODUCTS COMPANY A DIVISION OF ELI LILLY AND COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS, U. S. A, n SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of F AR-VET SUPPLY COMPANY 1821 University Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 Serving the Profession- Exclusively A en ovn Pa 1976 Inc Allen P od ic . Co ALPO INTRODUCTIONS TO UNUSUAL DOGSXNC. 1 IN A SERIES The Barkless BH en One of the most ancient of breeds lseen in Egyp- tian carvings of 5000 years agol, the Basenji is a relative newcomer here. He cleans himself like Z1 cat, keeping his short, oclorless coat immaculate. And he doesnt bark. He won't bark. Because he aan? bark! In the continuing ALPO project to familiarize America with all sorts of wonderful things about clogs, the Basenji will bc a guest star on the NBC-TocluyfToniglit shows. fToLl ry, june 293 Tonight, june 26? And in the continu- ng ALPO project to make all clog-owners more aware of the importance of the veterinarian, with the ap- pearance of the Baserrji will come this message-on national network TV-from TODAYE Hugh Downs and TONIGHTS Eel McMahon: IFS vital that your dog have an annual plrysical checkup. Get to know your oeferirzarian-lzo's as important to your dog as your own family doctor is to you. ALPO-now the favorite canned food of all the clogs of America. lO0'Z muscle meat and nutritious meat by-products. Nothing aclclecl, - f,,-..,,-a ,f1N,,,..4. J -. ' 4P 'v INA. on 1 ' - 2- 2 1 ' . . V -- ' 7 4 f ,fv nz - 'T T. . -Vi Na 4 . Q T 'f ri V. 13, - 1 .JM Y' V4-31 QQ , iq T 19?? Alf' ff lfifgyl jf 3 it 4 .Ab 1- I iw. 5J jGX.ff..2- -A-A i1. Q '35 7lfQj7 , f .xi xx . N TT 1 soFUs. B. NELSON, D. V. M.. 115- WYATT E. RALSTON. D. v. M.. F. B. i-LADLEY. D. v. M.. ,S if T. T. 1-TFT DRTNC. M. D. c 1910 We Lea.: the worm T... VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS HAUSSMANN 5 ouNN co. 1' Maaufadmcn. Damien and ' . T . EXPONUSJ Vefarinary Surgical' Instruments n T. 1 . ' X11 X' .A ' . N, T N JON A. McCURDY Ifxif-fiabe pfrofessor and lchairman, de- r ment o veterinary anatomy and hii wiogy. D.V.M. I - , 3 T OW-1 State collage. 1951 1970? KBUL' 1'4 4 1' ' and miirmlteulical Preparahoas PNN the ml award on Veterinary Instru- mn. .1 mn JOIld'5Fli!'s, 1893 .na 1904. N Catalog Free. mailed on application. ' Spaclal Prices ko Students . ed . O 'CS3i'Z:i....,M ' 392 S.. Clark Sfmr,cmQg.,l11. 1908 190? 'fir ' .-WARN . ffl!! r, , xQSKx 5 !i :RXAYK 'Q V' G3 QW? QT? 5 5 5' To the Class of '70 You have sought a difficult goal and attained it. You have distinguished your name with the title ot Doctor ot Veterinary Medicine. Wear it proudly-as a mark of responsibility to your community, your clients, and your profession. And remember this truth you have learned during your years of education and training: The more difficult the task, the more rewarding the accomplishment. We stand ready to help you with many ofthe problems which will confront you in the tuture. You can depend on Fort Dodge to do all in its power to contribute to your success. FORT DODGE LABORATORIES FD-8748R We wish to etelanowleelfge the following indioielnetls for their interest eznol snpport of onr yeetrooole.. William E. Brennan DVM Ballard Animal Hospital 4368 Leary Way NW' Seattle, Washington 98107 Robert L. Burch DVM Ballard-Greenwood Veterinary Hospital 8720 15th Avenue NW Seattle, Washington 98177 Carter C. Guptill DVM River Road Veterinary Clinic 1508 18th Street NW Puyallup, Washington 98371 Glenn D. Hopkins DVM Spokane Veterinary Hospital 120 East Sprague Spokane, Washington 99202 Marlowe H. Jones DVM Jones Animal Hospital 3322 South Union Avenue Tacoma, Washington 98409 Berger Keatts DVM Pomeroy, Washington 99347 J. C. Kraft DVM Seattle Veterinary Hospital 1101 Westlake No. Seattle, Washington 98109 MacKintosh Veterinary Hospital P.0. Box 856 Yakima, Washington 98901 George V. Ott DVM Kelso Veterinary Center 506 Allen Street Kelso, Washington 98626 Thomas R. Pelly DVM 11619 E. Sprague Spokane, Washington 99206 Max E. Perry DVM Fountain Veterinary Hospital 2430 Meridian Street Bellingham, Washington 98225 Philip J. Pfarr DVM Ronald J. Streeter DVM William L. Yakely DVM Animal Clinic of Spokane, Inc. N. 6322 Wall Street Spokane, Washington 99208 T. Robert Phelps DVM Orin G. Swanson DVM Vancouver Veterinary Hospital 1600 Fourth Plain Blvd. Vancouver, Washington 98661 Zane W. Roth DVM Atlantic Street Veterinary Hospital 1315 Rainier Avenue So. Seattle, Washington 98144 J. R. Sitton DVM Bayview Veterinary Hospital 4214 Kitsap Way Bremerton, Washington 98310 Verle D. Smith DVM P.O. Box 873 Brewster, Washington 98812 H. E. Warsinske DVM Northwest Veterinary Clinic Box 317 Stanwood, Washington 98292 Norden Laboratories Lincoln, Nebraska 'g ,qfpfgv L . , , -5... v, af , -- rgf ., ' I I , v--J , 1, , -I , . -. ,I -, 'I 1 I - -V Q4. , .2 -u . ,I' -54 .1 -2. - 4- ,r1'i, '.',', I 1- L. I . V.,-n.r:, . - ...,I . I . wg., . I ,, . , - - . :'I.,, 'I 3 M. , 1' 'H ' f K - n ,,I'- AI I nl .,.I II -I 'L . ,It , .. 'w H .. ,- ,IIQ1 5,-t I. . , pf , f ,H ,. 1, .fgx ,- -A ., , .. ' 311' ' ,Q J . r 1 I . I II V , . . . . , r I .-f,, , I ,. II,-I.-,I I. , . , , A , I' df ,' '. : .'v'-: ---..: -. '. I,j.'I,- , . .Hg --, A- , 1 . -pf :' .... :.- - . ' - yn... ..I. , :.f.'A ' -' -'-' 0 gauizafin Vefffospecf Staff Also contributing: Ron Hallstrom - photographer Bob Patterson Lee Baker Jan Noel Mary Blankevoort Terry Laughery Our editor-in-chief, Bob Schladetzky, truly, a man outstanding in this field. Jim McGill, Assistant editor, Looking up! Steve Gaub - photo editor Tony White - sales manager John Fife - business manager Gordon Plotts copy editor i Tag Gornall - photographer A Rose Stoneberg - copy ' editor Jim Hicks - photographer Mike Jones - copy editor S.C.A.V.M.A Bottom Row: Bob Fenimore - vice president Bob Patterson - president-elect Bill Miner - president Back Row: Bill Keatts - past treasurer Gary Lattig - Junior rep. Don Kelts - past vice president Jim McGill - Public relations Ken Lee - treasurer Middle Row: Trish Cook - past secretary Sally Lattig - secretary Mike Jones - Frosh rep. Mary Blankevoort - past Frosh rep Roger Baxter, past president, passes gavel to Bill Miner, present president of SCAVMA. if 1 1 I -:1?,, iff: F3 Q I 'fgd -sv gtk QQ? Q75 vi at 4 b 1 sz 'five 'Ev,5P'a?'s,. as sage 'Q 9 . 1. 1:52 Tl' . ,' 'fi .vs 5? S.C.A.V.M.A. Azzxilmw The Main Objectives . . To promote a spirit of friendly relations among the Wives of the To To students enrolled in the course of veterinary medicine. provide additional opportunity for an understanding of common interests and problems as wives of veterinary students. make available to the members an intelligible knowledge of the veterinary profession. Officers or 70-71 FECZLZZQI Advisors Mrs. R. P. Worthman - incoming advisor Mrs. Ernest Stone' - advisor Mrs. R. C. Piper - outgoing advisor p fx. Lorlyn Anderson - parliamentarian Russanne Johnston - president Gerry Huston - vice president Janet Whearty - recording secretary Pat Selway - corresponding secretary fnot picturedj ,s. ,, if 'Hu' sig' Kifyf. 15 L' A' A? it we Ontsteinetincg Senior 1 : 17' Wi e Aioenfo' Bauder. 5 Don't you yo-ho-ho me you dirty 01' man! Piittincg Hnboy Thin Vet School Azoenfei Presented to senior wives by Dean Henderson. Mrs. R. C. Piper presents the award to Aleta Cozy DVESSZWCQ Contest Winners Kay Peterson Dorene Paisley Karla Hanks tyf5Mj:g.. -Q 1 PM Zem The Society of Phi Zeta is the national honor society devoted to veterinary medicine. The name of this society was derived from the Latin form of a Greek work: Phi-Lo-Zoi--which means, Love for Animals. The emblem consists of the letter PHI superimposed on the letter ZETA. Membership of Phi Zeta is of two classes: consist of undergraduate and graduate veterinary students, and veterinary faculty members Honor r . a y members are selected from veterinarians and others, not in possession of the veterinary degree, who have rendered distinguished service in the advancement of the sciences relating to animal industry and animal diseases. active and honorary. Those eligible for active membership Candidates for membership must not only rank hi h in schol h' b professional service and conduct. g ars ip, ut they must possess high ideals of Front Row: Linda McElhaney, Larry Petersen, Steve Skinner, Larry Peetz, Winford Ideue, Norm Lohr. Back Row- Steve Krakowka, Larry Paisley, Bob Anderson, Gary Bergsma, Lance Perryman, John Harpster, Don Hanks, Gordon Cooper, Pam Tuomi. Alpha Psi as. ie,-F Standing: Gary Lattig, Dan Barrett, Tony Funk, Don Kelts, Paul Waterstrat, Ron Hallstrom, Tony White, Gordon Plotts, Jay Bettes- worth, Allen Locke, Warren Lattiges, George Downs, Jan Engeset, Dean Campbell, Art Hoffman, Lance Perryman, Mike Sturrock, Steve Krakowka, Bill Keatts, Bill Miner. Seated: Dave Slocum, Wally Jones, Don Berdan, Dave Rustebakke, Eric Hietala, Bob Bruner, Mike Kiefer, Brent Griggs, Jon Bloxham, Bob Anderson, Gary Wisser, Gordon Cooper, John Augustine, Dan Lawer, Bob Anderson, Tom Gornall, Burgess Bauder, Gary Bergsma, Norm Shatto, Steve Skinner, Steve Whearty, Norm'Lohr, Larry Petersen, John Harpster Jim McGill, Don Hanks, Winford Ideue, Mike Collier, Larry Paisley. D Alpha P52 Officers Back Row: Larry Paisley - past secretary Larry Petersen - past treasurer Lance Perryman - past president Gary Bergsma - past vice president Front Row: Bob Anderson - treasurer Warren Lattiges - secretary Allen Locke - vice president Pat Gavin fnot picturedj - president Alpha Psi Awami Lance Perryman, past president, re- ceives the Alpha Psi award from Pat Gavin, president 70-71. The award is presented each year to the man who has contributed the most to the advancement of the organization. Ithought youvsaid 3g-1 were going to bring the horse! 1-4 F D - I Bad Breath, me? Well thanks Earl, I guess that's what friends are for. ,. 6 '- 531 , ff , 5,5 iw f., f. 114, 1 .V , f- -by '55 a f-'V Z1 ,-'--J :Fi A:2!I:7?I31.'15fh - iv: . 4 - ax. ,. ,, -, f A N,1x-:--,X-1-MM, ' .n , A ' J- 'K v H ,Q aff- 4fifg:'wewf'f ., i f ' -. 21-sm,-h. ef- if, W V f. --e.. 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Don't hog all the antidote Harpster, we were all ex- Vell, how voulcl you like a bust in the mouth. err O Each fall a campus-Wide Open House 1S held. The College of Veterinary O Medicine continues to be one of the most popular areas for spectators as the students and faculty go all out to inform the public about our profession. l N 11 l Dundee, the three-legged mare attracted Does he really expect me to believe that? young observers. .ww k . ,Q . . . and then Goldie Locks said to the bear . . Some of the finest displays went unobserved by the casual spectator. ,.a.7fQ'd ei l V Man, I Wish I had a set like that! 1. M 17g f .-wr -a .-.11-we an-,fi if 1z , W,,mwf Anmml-ff. Mf11m.m.uuw Cbffisfmm Semi- mfmazl. 'Winter Womiefflamf' At the Royal - Sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Student Chapter of the AVMA : gap ii W M' QW wsi 89 . , The john E. McCoy Dr. George H. Muller a practitioner from Walnut Creek, California and clinical associate professor of derrnatology, Stanford University School of A Medicine was selected by the College of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State . University, as the 1970 recipient of the John E. McCoy Memorial Award. l Dr. Muller is one of the world's foremost authorities on skin diseases of Y dogs and cats. fifzmiwf M emomzl Awww! X wsc 1923-1955 Dr. George H. Muller fleftj receives the McCoy Award from Dean J.A. Henderson. fl .- , ' :cZ:f,-fi, 1 ' ,amfi . .1 ' , ,,,,,. QW W-X -Y ...WH ,.,.,,, , V V The 1 9 7 0 ff. Walk Through the Pages of Time -0r- fThe Past is Dead-Let'S Bury Itj ,, f 1. i ' f'-' - 'Q X Q5 N -1: - .-2 y 23 1 . 1:-:hh ,I wifi' '5-I P V ' . 's f 'i iffw , .,..,, -, Q: -,g--P we-.,,. 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So what if they have raised the urinals at the Vatican. 5 ' 12 F w e l 1 fe , W . 41 ml -, '. r' fs A gg iv .E E 2 is 292 ' W rf , 1- ' ?i75lSe:, 5 K Qefi'f , . I ,All 24 I 14222 Q ' - ,fi 1 .1 v - It S Super-Chicken! ef V 2 x , I if rj, , f , M, ff , ' A 1 - 5 eggs iv. K K .,,, - i. 5? -ii 4 , i 3 45' Forget the Lion, Let's go examine C1eopatra's asp! I call it the Windshield. K - Anesthesia. one Small thump for man' I No doubt about it, Oop. Puberty is a blue baby. A giant break-through for mankind. 1 1n1.m1.fn,W1,.1wm 1 mp.,--,M ,Q ,, ww. .- f-,-gm' l -nl V. v ?iQfW.sf'.2'- ' fx p 4 f 'Q .5 V, .1436 e , ,V fri ' Qi' 4' ef- ,' ' :Q 'ze 1 ev 412'-1' Y' , , xi ,Af , A1 , ,dvi 2' 1959 gy 45 , , 1 ,A ,, ' '-n f-, . XSZ' 4 n , Ne' t ,Y 2'-aw. ' 4 sf' Here I sit high Dee-te-deet! ,I if YI a 1 - . . - V f 1 1. iz -arf' 'ff .1 . ' my ' ' -,: a?T1Q .,-4 Bad News A A No more booze 3 , ' U3 17 gf ' f J wwf' 1 4 4-, P, ? X 4' ,K ' 43 In Y 1 if V' 'Sr 2 5, f 5 A f fi ?' 1? W W A x M, Biff, 4, 4 Q 5 fn any 1 f H , f Q ,4 Q, ' 'R ' iii' A Q if:-f., Y ,f V I vw 'f' fi fffi ?fi7f 7 ' 'fi 'W Vf ,,,- ' W, f ' , ae ywwg h+eMv gi: M Y , , ' 4 f v M, fi' 5 59 ,Q I X. 4 , 1 A K S if X Y if . M 5' .,:,z V, , , .N 1.1:-f should always look then' besty I've never pxllaged any one. fwhat do you ex pect after four yearsj The Upjobn amqzzef The Upjohn company hosted an evening of food and entertainment for the sen- iors and faculty. Dr. Alfred Butler, a physics instructor on campus revealed through Word and picture the hidden history and beauty of the Palouse country. The banquet was held at the Moose hall in Moscow, Idaho. Now, Fred, if you'll just turn on the projector we'll get started. . ' 4 l - 2, Y -.,-... , 1. I You really should do something about that swell- ing in your cheek, Mitchell, it looks like actinobacillosis. gW'?f3w5', .- az -fm , r, fy.. 1' M455 5-4 M: .,...MW.--fffff'S 'v 'W Q A little more wine, and she'1l be mine. 95 N Vu flwmfds Night The annual Awards Night sponsored by the Washington State Veterinary Medical Association was held at the Thunderbird Lodge Motel in Pullman. Dr. Orin Swanson, president of the State Association made the presentations. . 'rw A. A Lance Perryrnan receives the Borden Award The AVMA Auxiliary Award given to the student who has contributed the most to the prestige of the College of Veterinary Medicine on the Uni- versity carnpus, shared this year by Bob Sch- ladetzky and John Mcllhattan. for achieving the highest scholastic average during the first three years of professional training. Eugene Kennel Club scholarship was shared by Norm Shatto and Richard Stroud Qnot picturedj. 96 The Upjolm Award presented to a junior student showing proficiency in clinical subjects was received by Steve Skinner and Robert Slack. The Chas. Pfizer Award given to steve Skinner, is based on scholarship and service. 1- S-x' Mustafa Saeed Ahmad receives the Dr. Lynn A. George Memorial Scholarship which is given to a graduate student in Veterinary Science who is studying a basic research problem. Jointly sponsored by the Seattle Veterinary Medical Association and the Vet- erinary Medical Association and the H. C. Burns Company, the Small Animal Medicine Award was awarded to Wally Hauck for his proficiency in this category. l Duane Mickelsen, recipient of the Large Animal Medicine Award which is given by the Yakima Valley Veterinary Medical Association and the Charles Pfizer Company. The Washington Horsebreeders Scholarship, based on scholarship and an active interest in horses was awarded to junior student, Steve Krakowa, The Small Animal Surgery Award, given by the Inland Empire Veterinary Medical Association was presented to Arthur Hoffman. Norm Shatto and Ron Hallstrom received the Merck, Sharpe and Dohme Prizes which are awarded to the two sophomore students with the highest grade point average for the first two years of the professional curriculum, fHallstrom not picturedj The Large Animal Surgery Award was presented to Don Hanks and is sponsored by the Southwest Washington and South Puget Sound Veterinary Medical Association. The three recipients of the Dr. Reuben Button Memorial Scholarship were Jim McGill, Robert Fenimore and Bill Miner. The Peninsula Dog Fancier's Club Award was presented to Don Berdan, a freshman. Junior, Warren' Ladiges, received the Inland Empire Veterinary Medical Association Scholarship. The South Puget Sound Veterinary Wives Gift was awarded to Sue Loomis. ' x IX.-.A The Richland Kennel Club Scholarship was presented to two freshman students, Dannie Barrett and Tony Funk. Additional recipients of awards not mentioned above. Roger Baxter received the Dr. Irwin Erickson Organizational Award, sponsored by the Tri-County Veterinary Medical Association. Dwaine Mclntosh received the Yakima Horse Breeders Scholarship. Mike Tollefsen received the Yakima Valley Kennel Club Scholarship. 1, QI' 9633 . 1? 2' r Qc- ,Q I X f wk 9 QU -J .-a-- A. flvll' we Q HL 1 Qi 'V' iii , 1 V 5 . N' X V 1 fr 'L -3 wg W f 'fir 2,1 Xi , . I, Q :Qs - ' I any N -'W wwf' WQWM J., The Senior Banquet Each Spring the Senior class is treated to a banquet and dance by the Student Chapter of the AVMA. Everyone is invited to attend and a good time is the order of the evening. O Some came to eat . . . -ww.. , -mw mx1fi-.w-1 xx.: Some came to drink . and some came to Infmmuml Sports Vet students, notoriously preoccupied with their professional schooling, do not often find time to enter into the mainstream of Campus life. But intramural sports have always pro- vided a good break from studies and an opportunity to let the rest of the campus know we're here. Ver jocks Row 1: Mike Jones, Les Rosenthal, Bob Burgmaier, Bob Bruner, John Kelly, Scott Neal and Dick Badger Row 2: Greg Harris, Russ Ganey, Don Kelts, Gordon Plotts, Dave Hough, Dennis Ross, Blair Woodger, Riley Glore, Bob Benski, Dennis White, Bill Wheeler and Leroy Hoversland. Row 3: Bill Schendel, Rick Weidenaar, Dave Rustebakke, Bill Radovich, Dick Weller and Kit Bowerrnan. H, 1 Wg, ' .M .. 1 Vet - Phmfmic Bmketbfzll The annual rival basketball game between the Vets and the Pharmics ended in a heated 54 - 40 game with the pill-pushers in command. - ,, X .hy Y f,ffff'1f1Z24Q2f, I K ' 'glaze 2 , . 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LY 5 A -V I' fy' 4 'rife Jrx kwa 'f' '2 J' j f , X , Q41 xl, 74 V y ' , eh, Q K 5 fu f' t 'g X A .1:,f.,+xv 54 . K L M 4- WW wa y if W5 ? , ,f . ..- - I if . V 4' A? f 1.2 if fl '41 H 1 ff f w ,-, V '2 ' Q , ,ll ,.' 1 ff ' gh , f 11 4 'W , , f ,af f fa f ff if ,... , i n an K f 4 7 V , 1 Q ,lisa , A4 ,,.- President Terrell addresses the Graduates. 1 , ,f 4 :' l 2, 5 1 4-5.4, ,v ,. ..-- 7 .wQ-gmwMw.mmnn. 1-muvnwnf Y ,h.Mue,,n:,fa mffmm wishing relatives, never see again. The day arrives amidst State Board exams, well- endless preparations to leave Pull- man and goodbyes to friends and classmates we may The day arrives to find us, perhaps not as rich in material goods as We were 4 years ago, and maybe with our age showing a bit more, but not one whit the less grateful to be at this point in our lives. Qu' Forty of 1, 950. QETERINARY E ETERINARY 535353 ifgkler -f za- er Q Z? ye! cf,,.f,L.fu 15 M4 acfzm femmes Zwsqlipi? f- fr iwfwffsei , .W f, The Future , . . . . the future 1S a great landg a man cannot go lt ln a dayg he cannot measure lt wlth a boundg ':'?5'! V V - t f, ,fewer ff N , f4,f.1,Qf,:.wffa,.f-4, A -' if :mmf -m1..4f3wfa,,f mn, -wtf ww. sh., , gy, 4,.-f,. ,,f, M, , 'fy ,.- V, fm 151 ffl, 'z4fg.gQ yf 4:7 g x ' - - , I cannot bind its harvests into a Wider than the vision, and single sheaf. It is t . . And thus the V1s1on of a man ssu' - ' - mg and doubtlessly lS even 'ff MWW L 64 f ' We in our profession at W Qoud of our past but more proud the H W5, , q m m i my Medxclue promlsesg a future whose bounds are by our deslres and whose accomphshments our endeavors . gt at r , t N Et, ffl- We , A ,.,.,.,,, .,,,.,, , ., A , ,.., 1, ,X ,W s, , n,,g, , , b ., - 'f f K ., .v,,M,.m ,WWWM 13' X. F-C'-gif I' In Memoriam Kenneth Kimura Celleezcgzee eme! Fzfeenei Clezss of 1972 FISCHEL YEARBUUKS ING N Q Eaimx I -1 , ,X 1 'w. . L -if ' ilk? lbaancfzof am' E E +64 EJ ' E we N H07 ,.f fe M' ., 'X COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SCllf.N'C'Eli Q 'r , M920 fflfms in Rc.sh'uzQrz!, 16- 4 . . Q . 3 X. mn, y .. , - i9l 'aj.' ' , - E ' H eff