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

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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

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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

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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