Indiana University School of Medicine - Caduceus Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1976 volume:

'9 jf • ersity icine , Jim Lindexman, ’rL k: Sr r 'M Scanning Electron Micrograph of Lymphocytes on the � Bursa of Fabric j V. 'w ' � ki hi HOW ENTHUSIASTIC we were, yet so quickly disenchanted by: crowded parking lots, dry as bones lectures, equally dry texts, and the routine of the medi- cal sciences. 2 iTwyi REMEMBER How important we thought Gross Anatomy was? TOP, Eric Shulz and Richard Pope demonstrating the fin- est in disection technique. MIDDLE LEFT, two of the most frequently studied pages in our controversial anat- omy book. MIDDLE RIGHT, a happy anatomy group just discovers the sella turcica. The lucky students, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, are Terry Doeler, Bruce Dodt, Mary Kay Dineen, and Fred Doepker, BOTTOM, Andy Mar- ciniack assumes the freshman medical student salute. 3 TOP LEFT, Medical Science library at exam time. MIDDLE LEFT, What better use for a microbiology book, TOP AND MIDDLE RIGHT, Larry Lehr- ner does extensive research on chicks . . . and roosters, too. BOTTOM, Dr. Minton holds another para- sitology class spell-bound. TOP, Carletta Vanderbilt finds that V. A. patients really are dogs. MIDDLE LEFT, did you notice that form 022 had to be turned in by April 2 if you plan on graduating? MIDDLE RIGHT, Norman Stump asks his wife, Now what do you have to make hair grow on my chest? BOTTOM, fly breeding area for L. U. M. C. 5 HOW WE dreaded exams! ACROSS THE TOP (20 points), identify this structure and discuss its significance, ABOVE LEFT AND RIGHT, did you get palpita- tions when the results came back? RIGHT ABOVE, ever run out of time? RIGHT BELOW, Dr. Carters parking place. (The pictures across the top are progres- sively higher magnifications of the Bursa of Fabricius. Did you find the lymphocyte trying to sneak across the cell membrane?) 6 The Four Stumbling Blocks To Truth Invented by The Anglican Mage Br. Roger Bacon Q.E.M. I. The Influence of Fragile or Unworthy Authority. II. Custom. III. The Imperfection of Undisciplined Senses. IV. Concealment of Ignorance by Ostentation of Seeming Wisdom. INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL h it if m i KRANNERT ENTRANCE ONE WAY WHAT IS HARDEST OF ALL TO DO? WHAT SEEMS TO YOU THE EASIEST TO SEE WITH YOUR OWN EYES WHAT YOUR EYES LAY BEFORE YOU goethe NO PARKING PATIENT UNLOADING ZONE VISITORS 0NL' 7AM-� PM-MON-FI 7AM-12N00N-SA VIOLATORS MA' BE TAWED NO PARKING BETWEEN SIGHS BLJE PERMIT PARKING ONLY 8AM � P MO . Av« VtoUfors r II be Pediatrics: Doctoring Little People Bob Wagner bones up on cardiology? LARUE D CARTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1315 WEST 10-STREET r 13 Ilipimmiimil lEIEISTIIEf IEUTI CUTE I 17 18 20 Continuing Education Despite long hours spent on hospital wards, the dedicated class of '76 found additional time to pursue medical know- ledge. As pictured here journal clubs, informal lecture groups, and independent scientific research provided needed in- tellectual stimulation. In Addition, emer- gency room moonlighting brought pay as well as experience. The South Side Clinic traded community service for the oppor- tunity to learn from patients. ABOVE: David Bcauh and Jeff Barrett at the monthly National Lampoon Journal Club meeting. LOWER LEFT: Iia Byers demonstrating the finer points of sigmoidoscopy at the G. I. seminar held in the home of Jack Deckard. ABOVE LEFT: Doctors Dcvereaux and Smith listen at- tentively as Jim Linderman gives his award winning lecture on Exophthalmos in Graves Disease. LEFT: John Paris with subjects Bob Newman and Jim Linderman at work on an important area of medical research. The results of their work will soon be published in the New England Journal of Medicine under the title-Comparison of Millers and Schlitz in Production of Diuresis by ADH Suppression. 21 Sports The class of 1976 members participated in many sporting events, some in orga- nized city and intramural sports, some in sandlot games and some as armchair coaches. The highlight of the sporting year, the Med-Law football game was won this year by these fighting physi- cians- the IUMC Idopaths. ABOVE LEFT-The Idiopaths during a rugged training session. ABOVE RIGHT-Deadly Don Shellborn-a nickname earned on the rugby field, not on the wards. MIDDLE and LOWER RIGHT-Indiana Hoosicrs, the nations number one ranked college basketball team battles Purdue for the Big Ten Conference lead. 22 Social Events Medical school provided a vast array of social events ranging from the SAM A fall party to the AMSA fall party. Indianapolis, the midwest culture center, had both an art museum and an art theater. And when all else failed, there was still a can of beer and the tube. ABOVE LEFT-Andy, son of Mary and Bill Edwards, living proof that mcd students don't always study. MIDDLE LEFT and RIGHT-1UMC supper club, one of Indy's fine rcsturants. LEFT-Jim and Sherie Hambridgc at the class art show with their prize winning sculpture titled-Veteran. LOWER LEFT-Don, Mike and Tom dressed for the Medical Center Prom. This year's theme was The Role of Cyclic AMP . 23 Indiana University School of Medicine Class of 1976 MICHAEL P. ADLER WILLIAM J. AESCHI.IMAN STEVEN A. AIKEN LONNIE R. AILES JOHN C. ALLEGA DEBORAH I. ALLEN MIKEH. ANDERSON MICHAEL A. ARATA WARREN V. AYERS 24 LEWIS D. BAKER DANNY C. D. BAO JOHN C. BARKER JEFFREY M. BARRETT TIMOTHY P. BARTH WILLIAM H. BEESON PHILIP D. BENTZ MICHAEL J. BESSON HAROLD R. BIGGER WILLIAM F. BINKLEY GREGORY P. BLITZ CHARLES R. BOWERS II KAREN BOWYER ROBERT S. BRADFIELD SALLY L. BRADLEY 25 RUSSELL V. BRANT LARRY E. BROOKS ROBERT D. BROWN HOWARD BRUMBAUGH PAUL BUST ION FRED O. BUTLER CORNELIA M. BYERS WILLIAM A. BYRON BETTY J. CAMPBELL DAVID B. CAMPBELL JOSEPH J. CHAN DAVID B. CHANDLER STEPHEN E. CLASON RAY E. CLOUSE GEORGE M. COFFEY 26 ■1 LAWRENCE M COHEN KENNETH F. CONWAY RICHARD B. COOLMAN ROGER K. CORE RANDY J. COX WILLIAM M. CROSBY RUTH A. CROSE JOSEPH M. DALY JOHN T. DAVIDSON JAMES S. DEASY JAMES M. DEVEREAUX BRUCE I. DODT JOHN FREDERICK DOEPKER DAVID E. DOLLENS LAWRENCE M. DOWDEN 27 THOMAS F. DOWNEY RUTH L. ECKERT JOHN L. ED EL MARY K. EDWARDS STEVEN K. ELLIOTT JANET ENDRESS JOHN FAITH WILLIAM R. FARRELL JOHN FEHRENBACHER JOHN A. FERDINANDUS MARK H. FOX CHERRYL G. FRIEDMAN CARY L GAEDE RICHARD E. GALBREATH DONALD E. GEHRIG 28 SCHUYLER K. CELLER THOMAS C. CELLERSEN DANIEL E. GENTRY DIANE C GERMICK BRUCE A. GIBSON MICHAEL D. GLANT BRADLEY E GOFF RICHARD L GOOD BILLIE A. GO SNELL DAVID A. GRAY LEONARD J. GREEN THOMAS A. GREEN JAMES W. GRIFFIN REX D. GROSSMAN DAVID E. HAAG 29 JAMES C. HAMBIDGE RICHARD S. HANSELL RICHARD C. HARRUFF MARK W. HARSHAM JOSEPH H. HARVEY CHARLES F. HA SB ROOK RICHARD A. HASTINGS WARREN C. HAUCK PATRICIA L. HENDERSHOT STEPHEN D. HENRY DANIEL W. HICKS ROBERT HOERR RANDALL K. HORINE DON L. HOUTS DANIEL C. HOWEY 30 CHESTER W. JABLONSKI STEVEN P. JARDINA DOUGLAS E. JESSUP WALTER C. JOHANTGEN GEORGE S. JOHNSON THOMAS D. JONES M1KI R. JOY JOSEPH KACMAR MARC R. KAPPEI.MAN HOWARD W. KAYS ELIZABETH W. KELLEY RICHARD D. KIOVSKY SAMUEL W. KIRTLEY STEVEN D. KISTI.ER ELLEN L. KITTS 31 JOHN W. KLEMME PHILIP J. KUNE PAUL E. KLOTMAN THOMAS M. KOLAKOVICH DONALD L. KREIPKE CHARLES C. KROH LINDA LARSON LANDIN DAVID R. LANGDON JOHN C. LAPPAS JOHN M LAW LI S TRUMAN H. LEE WILLIAM H. LEECH ERIC J. LEHMAN LARRY LEHRNER JAMES A. LINDERMAN 32 ROBERT E. LINDSAY DAVID LOCKHART PAUL W. LOEWENSTEIN STEPHEN E. LONG RALPH C. LOOMIS THOMAS G. LUERSSEN JAMES D. LUKINS WYLIE G. McGLOTHIN JACK D. McGOWAN JENNIFER L McKINNEY STEPHEN T. McTIQUE PEGGY L. MAHONEY ALLAN S. MAN ALAN ANDREW F. MARCINIAK ROBERT MARKS 33 JOHN G. MATHIS MICHAEL G. MAXWELL JAN A. MAYER BARNEY R. MAYNARD DAVID T. MELON MICHAEL F. MILAN WARREN E. MILLER DAVID L. MITCHELL-FLYNN MICHAEL S. MOHR MAN ANDREW L MOORE THOMAS J. MOORE WILLIAM NESBITT 34 ROBERT H. NEWMAN LINDA J. SHOCKLEY JOHN T. NONWEILER EDWARD P. ORLOWSKI JAMES G. PACE STEVEN P. PARES JOHN M. PARIS RICHARD K. PARRISH II GARRY J. PATTON JAMES L. PEASE THOMAS C. PERRIN JAMES MARCUS PIERSON ELAINE S. PITTMAN CHRIS PIZZO RICHARD POPE CHARLES R. PRIBI.E GAIL P. QUINN JAMES E. RANOCHAK 35 RON AIX) I. RHSMAN ERIC R. RETRUM DAVID W. RINDFUSZ JANET S. RIPPY ADAM ROBINSON OTTO F. ROGERS MICHAEL P. ROMINGER WILLIAM H. ROSEVEAR ANDREW ROTH MAX A. RUNKI.E PHILIP J. RYAN JAMES O. SCAMAHORN ROBERT SCHIMMELPFENNIC CATHARINE A. SCHMITT TIMOTHY E. SCHMITT 36 STANTON G. SCHULTZ STEPHEN A. SCHULTZ DEBORAH G. SEARS JOSEPH J. SEGAL K. DONALD SHELBOURNE WILLIAM W. SHOCKLEY CAROL S. SHUMACKER BOYD A. SKINNER CAROLYN SMITH DIANE SMITH ALAN D. SNELL JIMMY R. SORRELI.S 37 THOMAS J. STIEGLITZ LINDA L. STROPES ANNEJ. STUMP DAVID C. STUMP ROBERT E. SULLIVAN EDWARD V. TAYLOR WILLIAM M. TIERNEY GABOR L. TOLNAY MICHAEL D. TOMLINSON CAROL TOULOUKIAN JAMES TOULOUKIAN SIMON J. TRUEBLOOD CRAIG D. URBAN CARLETTA B. VANDERBILT ROBERT D. WAGNER JAMES R. WATSON STEVEN E. WDOWKA RICHARD D. WEISS 38 NORBERT WELCH DONALD V. WELSH BRUCE W. WHITE MARJORIE R. WICCANS CARL N. WILLIAMS JAMES R. WILLIAMS DONALD C. WILLIS EDWARD R. WILLS PRESCOTT S. WISKE LEUNG-WING WONG ROBERT WYLLIE TONY L. YEITER DAVID A. YNGVE GARY L. YORDY WILLIAM M. YUDT 39 PETER M. ZONAKIS BRIAN C. ZURCHER DAVID W. BEAHM STEVE R. BEAVER JOHN R. BO SHEARS JACK H. DECKARD MARY K. D1NEEN TERRY E. DOELER THOMAS J. GIBSON BRUCE M. COENS JOHN R. KINDIG 40 STEVEN D. MEHAFFEY DAVID H. MOORE PHILIP D. SNYDER KATHERINE A. TEKOLSTE IRA M. WEINTRAUB 1976 GRADUATES WHOSE PICTURES WERE NOT OBTAINABLE PHILIP DAWSON ELD I E. DESCHAMPS DAVID M. D1LLMAN QUENTIN EMERSON CHARLES R. FRENCH STEVEN H. GRIFFITH RONALD J. HARMEN1NG THOMAS J. HARRIES MICHAEL HUGHES BETTE A. INGRAHAM PAUL W. JOHNSON STEPHEN M. JOHNSON JAMES D. JORDAN BOOKER T. KEYES JOHN LAMBROS VERNON L. LITTLE JOHN MOHR MAN SEM HIN PHAN MICHAEL R. RADER STEVEN E. ROSS JAMES K. SHIELDS DAVID WALLACE ELIOT WILLIAMS Special thanks to Dr. Edwards and Dr. Jersild for the use of the dark-room facilities. 41 42 M K r w. cjjr 1 oo uv IUI Bookstores, 1300 W. Michigan st., Indianapolis, Ind. 46202 43 Congratulations from The Marion County Medical Society The more than 1,000 members of the Marion County Society extend their congratulations to the men and women of the Indiana University Medical School Class of 1976. We welcome you, our new- est colleagues, to the profession of which we are so proud. As the most basic unit of organized medicine we extend our offer of assistance as you begin your career and advanced training and invite you to join in the benefits of our organization. Work- ing together physicians remain a positive force for our patients and colleagues. On behalf of the physicians of Marion County we wish you continued success in meeting the challenge of medicine. Edwin E. McClain, M.D. Victor H. Muller, M.D. Indiana University School of Medicine, 1945 Indiana University School of Medicine, 1951 President Chairman of the Board of Directors Services of the M.C.M.S. MCMS has just begun a new diploma and certificate laminating service for its members at substantial savings and is pleased to extend this service to this year's graduating class. A companion production of the Hippocratic Oath will also be available. For more information, call 639-3406. Services available to Intern Resident members as well as Active members include: • GROUP DISABILITY INSURANCE—rates substantially lower than the National Asso- ciation of Residents Interns' program. • TRAVEL—this year with get-away weekends to Las Vegas, Aruba, Burmuda, and Montego Bay. One week trips to Hawaii and Swiss ltalian Lakes. • ASSISTANCE—in hiring personnel. —advice on medico-economic questions. —in establishing your practice through our referral system. —free notary service. • TELEPHONE—The Medical Society Exchange, Inc. provides excellent telephone an- swering service at competitive rates. • PUBLICATIONS—you receive the monthly BULLETIN and the annual Pictorial Roster. • Through the INDIANA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION—Group Health Insurance, Auto Leasing, additional travel opportunities, and publications. ALL THESE SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE TO INTERNS AND RESIDENTS AT SURPRIS- INGLY LOW RATES. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THESE SERVICES AND OR APPLICATION CONTACT MARION COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY, 211 NORTH DELAWARE, INDIANAPOLIS, 46204—(639-3406) 44 BEST WISHES TO THE MED” SCHOOL CLASS OF '76 INDIANA SURGICAL, INC. 2851 N. Webster Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 545-7181 Please see us for your medical-surgical requirements when setting-up your practice. General Medical — Indiana Lafayette 1712 South St. 317-447-3805 COMPLETE Surgical - Scientific Equipment and Supplies You are welcome in our stores to visit our displays and show rooms. Plenty of Free Parking India napolis 1850 W-15th St. 317-634-8560 Indiana University gets better by degrees .. . and so. Commencement time at the Indiana University School of Medicine is a jumping-for-joy kind of occasion. Our congratulations to the Class of 1976. 46 Indiana University Foundation P.0. Box 500, Bloomington, Indiana 47401 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1976 MEDI-PLY, INC PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY (317) 881-8237 ANSWERED 24 HRS. DAILY Hwy. 135 So. at Sw. Valley GW In. Hours 8-8 Mon. -Sat. IQyiHWHT . SALIS RENTALS TO MWXT1VI APPLIANCES 1 I Complete Medical Supp. - Ostomy - Inhalation - Urinary • Convalescent Aids 47 - Fitted Appliances The “Merchants Stretch” Our very flexible Physicians Program provides the funds for virtually any purpose . .. whether you're just starting or are ready to expand. Repayments? Level or graduated amounts up to 84 months for doctors with less than five years’ practice; 60 months for over five years. Other benefits? Just as great. Let John Campbell give you the details. Call him . . .317 638-2461. Merchants Bank 48 CONGRATU LATIONS to the CLASS OF 1976 from the MEDICAL STAFF WINONA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 49 3232 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 WE WISH YOU WELL AND HOPE YOU CHOOSE INDIANA AS THE LOCATION FOR YOUR PRACTICE THE CLIMATE FOR PRACTICE IN INDIANA IS UNEXCELLED THE INDIANA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION REPRESENTING 4750 PHYSICIANS 50 3935 N. 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