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

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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

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 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